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So after my blogging break I thought it would be best to go back through my drafts and post relevant blog and milestone posts!
Alfie is now the proud owner of a brand new pair of Clarks baby crawler shoes! (He now actually has three pairs!) We went into Clarks and had his feet measured, picked some shoes (they have planes on the side!!) he had his photo taken for his first pair of shoes and that was it. He instantly looked months older trying to stand leaning on the furniture in his new shoes.
They are helping with him trying to crawl and his rolling around. They seem to make him roll faster… Or he's just getting good at it!
Dan led the worship in our Church on the Sunday. Me and Alfie were asked to read a storybook of Alfie's to the congregation. In proper Alfie style he stole the show and I'm fairly sure nobody was listening to me read. They were too busy listening to Alfie and watching him try to eat the book, turn the page or grab the microphone! He's definitely showing signs that he's going to be like his daddy when he's older, a good public speaker and very loud!!
Grandad Fox's birthday was in June and he got his first Grandad card! We had him round for tea on the Friday and Alfie got to spoil him with lots of smiles and cuddles. Mummy and Daddy Fox spoilt him with coffee for his new coffee machine!
Probably one of the messiest and most exciting days of the week was Friday. Alfie and his baby friends, George no 1 and no 2, Amelia-Rae, Faye and Erin all came to church to make some Father's Day crafts!
We made cards, salt dough prints and canvases with their hand and foot prints, it was very messy and lots of paint everywhere but very productive.
On the Saturday we were at Dan's parents house. My parents were camping nearby so we went to take my dad his Father's Day present and spend a few hours with them. Alfie loves the grass. It is the one thing he doesn't try to eat, but if you put him on the picnic blanket he'll roll to the edge so he can get to the grass… Something tells me that won't last very long.
A couple that are friends with my mum and dad were camping with their girls… They have 6 girls between them with the youngest being 8 weeks old.
She was adorable and tiny! She was smaller than Alfie was born and I absolutely loved having cuddles. We thought Alfie may have been a little jealous seeing me with another baby… He could not care less! He was more interested in what was going on outside the tent, that bodes well for Baby Fox number 2 (not just yet don't worry family members reading this!) I am sure I want a girl though… It's a shame you don't get to pick.


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Making a difference in our world through leadership and a commitment to conservation.
ACE is extremely proud to have played a role in the professional development and ongoing successes of our past volunteers and corpsmembers. The training and experience they received while participating in ACE's programs has continued to benefit them as they pursue their careers, and help foster environmental stewardship across the country and the world.
It is so inspiring to see our alumni embark on their life journeys. We Thank You ACE Alumni for your dedication, service and friendship!
Friendships have been made, lives have been changed, futures have been created.
We are so happy to hear back from thousands of former volunteers and corpsmembers who have stayed commited to conservation and the natural world. Many continue to be involved within their local communities, states, and the overall worldwide spirit of service that ACE is so passionate about. Strong bonds and friendships have been formed over the last 10 years and we believe that this is what the corps movement, and the ACE experience, is all about.
Get involved and continue the ACE Legacy by helping our future conservation leaders pursue their interests in the environmental field.
Partner with ACE to bring members to your organization.
Join the ACE alumni community online, where you can serve as an invaluable resource for young people just starting out in the conservation field. Join our ACE Alumni Connection Facebook Group.
Contact Susie Jardine if you would like to serve as a mentor, provide volunteer career support ,or simply share your story.
Show your continuing commitment to our cause by donating to ACE to help support our future generations of conservationists and land stewards.
I've been continuing to work in wildlife field work, environmental interpretation, and environmental education since serving in ACE. This is my 2nd season as an official park ranger in the flat hat at Acadia National Park, doing programs with kids and families and working in our main visitor center. ACE wasn't my first environmental position, but it allowed me to continue on through the winter in the field.
ACE helped inspire me to do international volunteer work myself, and I spent 2 months doing wildlife research and rainforest restoration in Borneo along with my sister, a fellow ACE alum.
Alexis Roque (top right) with her students in the school garden they created.
Since my time at ACE, I have become a Middle School Science teacher. This is my second year teaching and I currently teach 7th grade general science I. try my best to incorporate experiences, pictures, references, and materials that I learned while at the internship at ACE to enhance the education of my students. Many students are now excited about their once least favorite subject after discussing some of my infield experiences. It has inspired many students to pursue careers in science and attend schools with magnet programs geared toward conservation of our ecosystems. I value my time at ACE and how It has enhanced my ability to teach both inside and outside of the classroom.
Melanie, holing a chinook salmon that was over a meter long!
I spent the majority of my time with ACE on a skilled backcountry crew in the Eastern Sierras, where I learned the valuable skills of dry stone masonry, organization collaboration, and clear communication during arduous tasks. These skills were made apparent during the interview process for the Washington Conservation Corps (WCC), which led to my acceptance as an Individual Placement Member — one of 30 in the state — for a non-profit organization dedicated to engaging the community in habitat restoration and watershed stewardship for the ultimate goal of improving salmon populations. I have since gained greater responsibility within my organization, as I've honed in on my abilities to lead large volunteer groups, collaborate with private landowners, and monitor wildlife populations. The foundation left by my ACE experience has allowed me to further advance myself within the field of conservation.
My name is Nico Ramirez and I served in the ACE EPIC program for three terms. I served as an Interpretation intern at Lava Beds National Monument from June 2013 to January 2014 and a Recreation and Interpretation Intern at Red Cliffs Conservation Area from March 2014 to May 2014. I currently work at Lava Beds National Monument as and GS-5 Interpretation Ranger, where I do education programs, lead cave tours and nature hikes, plan park events, and update park social media and photography. The experience with ACE was fantastic and it allowed me maintain a relationship the NPS and BLM and eventually get a job with a federal agency. I get to spend many of my days with people and work to connect them with their public lands. I plan to continue to work for the National Park Service while I look for and attend graduate school. ACE has been truly a blessing.
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Helping the aged and being around them selflessly doesn't come naturally to all. Lee Whitelaw is one to look up to as an exception. Volunteering with Portobello Older People's Project, helping older people socialise and dropping them back at their homes are some things which Lee rejoices doing.
Lee started with an idea of doing something that seemed worthwhile while he was finding out a way to find work again. He is now working but still finds time for his volunteering.
Looking after his grandmother and having enjoyed every bit of it, it comes as no surprise that Lee chose to volunteer for Portobello Older People's Project.
When asked what difference had volunteering made, Lee says "You're giving something back without actually expecting anything back.so you are not working for money or anything like that, so there is no pressure no boss telling you this that and trying to make money and it is just satisfying even if you are doing it for a few hours you see how much help it is."
Lee feels volunteering he does has made a difference to the life of others as he has heard testimonials of daughters telling how valuable it meant for their parents and how they looked forward for that four hours every week.
Lee also feels when one is young and active, they have lots of things to do but for an older person it means quite a lot to be part of a group.
On the best bits about volunteering in addition to the experience being rewarding is it making a difference to others without the pressure of a paid work.
Lee recommends volunteering to others because there are hundreds of things to choose from and one can do as per their choice.
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Blood & Treasure is an American action adventure television series created by Matthew Federman and Stephen Scaia that premiered on May 21, 2019 on CBS. Federman and Scaia also serve as writers and executive producers alongside Taylor Elmore, Ben Silverman, Marc Webb, and Mark Vlasic. In June 2019, CBS renewed the series for a second season. In May 2022, it was announced that the series moved from CBS to Paramount+. The second season premiered on Paramount+ on July 17, 2022. In February 2023, the series was canceled after the second season.

Premise
Blood & Treasure centers on "a brilliant antiquities expert and a cunning art thief who team up to catch a ruthless terrorist who funds his attacks through stolen treasure. As they crisscross the globe hunting their target, they unexpectedly find themselves in the center of a 2,000-year-old battle for the cradle of civilization."

Cast and characters

Main

 Matt Barr as Danny McNamara, a former FBI agent who now works as a lawyer specializing in repatriating stolen art
 Sofia Pernas as Lexi Vaziri, a thief and con woman partnered with Danny despite their tortured past. Her mother was secretly a member of the Brotherhood of Serapis and a descendant of Cleopatra.
 James Callis as Simon Hardwick (né Karim Farouk), an international smuggler who was rescued by Danny after being kidnapped by Farouk and now seeks to uncover the secrets behind the Brotherhood. He later kills Hegazi, allegedly as revenge for the torture he suffered at his hands, but really to keep Hegazi from revealing that he wasn't really Farouk. In the season finale, it is revealed that he was the real Karim Farouk all along, as well as Reece's illegitimate son.
 Katia Winter as Gwen Karlsson (season 1), an Interpol agent assigned to the Farouk case
 Michael James Shaw as Aiden Shaw (né Dwayne Coleman), an arms dealer with ties to Farouk. He reluctantly assists Danny and Lexi at first, but eventually develops an acceptable working relationship with them.
 Oded Fehr as Karim Farouk (né Rasheed Hegazi) (season 1), an Egyptian terrorist leader who was seemingly killed in a drone attack, but somehow survived and now seeks to steal ancient artifacts so he can weaponize them. He is shot and killed by Hardwick, who is revealed to be the real Farouk.
 Alicia Coppola as Dr. Ana Castillo (season 1), Danny's mentor who is regarded as the world's foremost expert on Cleopatra. She is murdered near the end of the first season by Jay Reece after uncovering the connection between him and Karim Farouk.
 Mark Gagliardi as Father Chuck, an old friend of Danny's who works as a priest in the Vatican foreign ministry
 Michelle Lee as Violet (season 2), Lexi's former partner in crime and friend, whom she left behind after a heist gone wrong. She is eventually revealed to be the Great Khan, the leader of a shady organization looking to take over the world using an ancient artifact known as the "Spirit Banner".

Recurring

 John Larroquette as Jay Reece (season 1), a billionaire and father figure to Danny who oversees his effort to find Castillo and stop Farouk's plan. It is later revealed that, not only was he responsible for framing Danny's father for art theft, but Farouk is Reece's son, having been abandoned after Reece had a fling with a woman named Zara Farouk. He also murdered Dr. Castillo after she discovered the link between him and Farouk.
 Antonio Cupo as Captain Bruno Fabi (season 1), an officer in the Carabinieri TPC, and secretly a member of the Brotherhood of Serapis. He dies after being shot while helping Danny and Lexi.
 Tony Nash as Omar (season 1), Farouk's second-in-command until he is killed after surrendering to the police
 Ali Hassan as Taj bin Yusef (season 1), a member of Farouk's organization who takes over after he is killed
 Anna Silk as Roarke (season 1), an ex-black ops agent, secretly hired by Reece, who goes after Danny and Lexi
 Victoria Diamond as Kate Reece (season 2), Jay Reece's daughter and Danny's former fiancée
 Ron Yuan as Batu/The Great Khan (season 2), a terrorist leader searching for the spirit banner of Genghis Khan. He is later revealed to be a decoy for the real Great Khan, Violet.
 Byron Mann as Vince Tran (season 2), a Vietnamese former cop turned private investigator who frequents Shaw's bar in Hanoi

Episodes

Series overview

Season 1 (2019)

Season 2 (2022)

Production

Development
On November 30, 2017, it was announced that CBS had given a series order to Blood & Treasure, a new television series created and written by Matthew Federman and Stephen Scaia. The series order was reportedly for a first season of thirteen episodes in which Federman and Scaia will also executive produce alongside Taylor Elmore, Ben Silverman, Marc Webb, and Mark Vlasic. Webb is also set to direct the series as well. Production companies involved in the series include CBS Television Studios. On March 26, 2019, it was announced that the series is set to premiere on May 21, 2019.

On June 26, 2019, CBS renewed the series for a second season. On May 17, 2022, it was reported that the series is moving from CBS to Paramount+ and is set to premiere on July 17 with two new episodes and the rest debuting on a weekly basis. On February 17, 2023, Paramount+ opted not to return for a third season.

Casting
On March 12, 2018, it was announced that Katia Winter, Michael James Shaw, and James Callis had been cast in series regular roles. On May 18, 2018, it was reported that Sofia Pernas had joined the main cast in the lead female role. On June 15, 2018, it was announced that Matt Barr had been cast in the series' lead male role. On July 25, 2018, it was reported that Alicia Coppola had joined the main cast. On August 28, 2018, it was announced that Anna Silk had been cast in a recurring role. On January 31, 2020, Paget Brewster was cast in a recurring capacity for the second season, but she was unavailable due to the COVID-19 pandemic and replaced by Francesca Romana De Martini.

Filming
Principal photography for the first season took place in the summer of 2018 in Montreal, Canada, Rome, Turin, Venice, Italy, Gressoney Saint-Jean, Vatican City, Marrakesh, and Tangier, Morocco. Filming for the second season began in October 2019.

Reception

Critical response
On review aggregation Rotten Tomatoes, the series holds an approval rating of 54% with an average rating of 5.78/10, based on 13 reviews. The critics consensus states, "Blood & Treasure never finds the X that marks the sweet spot, but viewers who heed an undemanding call to adventure may find some charm in the series' concept." Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the series a score of 52 out of 100 based on 7 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".

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From being gifted the 12-point stag emblem by a king to crafting some of the world's most iconic whiskies, the coveted Dalmore experience can be encapsulated in one word – privilege. Every process of making this luxury single malt is velvet-lined with unwavering dedication. And yet this attention is not stubborn to convention – the founders' lineage guarantees that every whisky's unique characteristics becomes a bold statement of artistry.
Sharing The Dalmore with the people who matter to you can produce moments that will be cherished for a lifetime. The Dalmore's revered status marks every glass as an extravagant outing, delivering hallmarks of an exceptional maturation process.
A Royal stag adorns every bottle with its rich and iconic heritage. But it is master distiller Richard Paterson who has carefully crafted the signature complex and smooth house style, helped in part by the use of rare and exclusive casks. Wooden washbacks, which have been used in the distillery since 1839, help ensure that The Dalmore has a complex and rich new-make spirit.
The secondary maturation in sherry casks from Gonzalez Byass shows the special relationship The Dalmore has enjoyed with the distinguished label. To date, The Dalmore remains the only distillery in the world to use select 30-year-old Matusalem Oloroso Sherry casks, all hand-picked by Paterson. The densely-flavoured wood imparts exceptional notes of crushed almonds, cinnamon, ginger and citrus, while the treasured American white oak bestows a profile of vanilla, spice, honey and tropical fruits.
This multi-stage maturation process made The Dalmore industry pioneers, and although many have tried to imitate this, none have succeeded.
Likening every whisky to a person, Paterson looks after every cask with the attention of a parent to achieve the distinctive formulas only The Dalmore enjoys.
All this just means that every sip of the luxury whisky is one of legendary depth and finesse. Paterson's legacy is demonstrated in every tipple's multi-barrel journey. It is unique to every batch, and the years allow more expressions to come through, as the master harmonises anything from Madeira barrels to Cabernet Sauvignon wine barriques.
In an exclusive opportunity, The Dalmore presents a 100-year-old flight of three rare bottling – precious enough on its own, but almost mythic in this assembly, comprising a 25 Year Old, 35 Year Old, and 40 Year Old.
From the principal collection, the 25-year-old – which is US$1,300 (S$1,800) and limited to 1,000 bottles per year – starts in the signature American white oak ex-bourbon before splitting to hand-sourced Palomino Fino sherry butts and 1980 first-fill bourbon casks. Its final notes comes from Tawny Port pipes from Portugal. Expect a fruity blossom rounding to a sweeter body, before descending into a chocolatey finish.
The Dalmore 35 – which is US$4,515 and limited to 1,000 bottles per year – is bottled in a bespoke crystal decanter created by the artisans of Baccarat, the prestigious French crystal house. Standing proud on the decanter is The Dalmore's iconic emblem, the 12-point Royal Stag, which has been created by leading Scottish silversmiths, Hamilton & Inches.
Crowning the flight is The Dalmore 40 – which costs US$7,500. Production is limited to just 750 bottles per year. It lists a more straightforward maturation, ripening by moving between ex-bourbon and Matusalem sherry casks, before finishing in first-fill bourbon barrels. The Dalmore 40 offers numerous aromas – think rich Colombian coffee, sweet sultanas, fresh dates and old English marmalade – to enthrall the senses. On the palate, expect gingerbread, molasses, maple syrup and brioche dipped in Manuka honey.
There are very few moments that can claim primacy in one's life, but being able to indulge in The Dalmore and its heady variety of exquisite textures and rich flavours is surely one of those occasions.
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Q: Uploading file inside GDrive without logging each time I have a Python script on my Rasberry Pi that should runs once every day. I want it to send some log files in my Google Drive. But on the Google Drive API, the solution I found request to manually log in to validate the action (with credirentials.json).
On the OAuth 2.0 Playground page of Google Developers, I found a way to use a token (following this tuto https://youtu.be/JwGzHitUVcU). But it looks like the token is only valid for one hour.
Is their a way to refresh the token, or to upload files in my drive without asking me each time if it's me? (Actually it's a private drive I created only for that project).
Thanks in advance for your help
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Code 1 without token (this one create a file from scratch):
from pydrive.auth import GoogleAuth
from pydrive.drive import GoogleDrive

gauth = GoogleAuth()
gauth.LocalWebserverAuth()

drive = GoogleDrive(gauth)

file1 = drive.CreateFile({'title': 'Hello.txt'})
file1.SetContentString('Hello')
file1.Upload() # Files.insert()

Code 2 with token (I replaced the token string by $TOKEN$, and log is a string with the file name) :
headers = {"Authorization": "Bearer $TOKEN$"}
para = {
    "name": log,
    "parents": ["1La3s6-5jWzMOeOXDV-KAiudqMZ61BZvH"]
}
files = {
    'data': ('metadata', json.dumps(para), 'application/json; charset=UTF-8'),
    'file': open(os.path.join(cst.LOG_FOLDER_ARCHIVE, log), "rb")
}
r = requests.post(
    "https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v3/files?uploadType=multipart",
    headers=headers,
    files=files
)
print(r.text)

A: I understand that you want offline access to Drive for file uploads, and you want to know more about token refreshing. If I understood the situation correctly, you only need to give an eye to this guide about OAuth 2.0 for Desktop Apps, especially the part about refreshing access tokens. Please, ask me any doubts about this approach.

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Q: Visual Studio debugging: cannot find pdb, A matching symbol file was not found in this folder I've combed through a matching symbol file was not found in this folder and A matching symbol file was not found (Cannot find/open pdb file) but I can't get anything to work. I'm trying to debug a project that I inherited from another company. My projects compile and the site works, but I can't get the breakpoints to attach. In the project properties, Debug Info is set to full.
I went into file explorer and set the security on the root folder of my project to give full control to Everyone
I went to Debug > Windows > Modules an found my projects, and the Symbol Status for all of them is "Cannot fin or open the PDB file". On my project (MyProject.Web.dll), I right clicked > Load Symbols and browsed to ProjectFolder > Website > bin and selected the corresponding pdb, MyProject.Web.pdb. I can see it there in the folder


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The Alumni Scholarship Fund has $26,000 available this year–more than ever before! And, for the first time, Alumni Scholarship Awards are being offered to MFA candidates along with BFA seniors to complete their thesis/portfolio projects. The application deadline for the Alumni Scholarship Awards, Shakespeare & Co. Award, The William C. Arkell Memorial Award, and the Robert I. Blumenthal Memorial Award is December 13. Guidelines and applications are available in the Office of Alumni Affairs, 214 East 21 Street (2nd fl.), or can be downloaded from the Alumni Society page on SVA-NET.


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Q: Why is $-\frac{1}{a \pi \alpha}\left[\frac{\cos(2 \pi \alpha x)}{2 \pi \alpha}\right]_0^{a}= \frac{\sin(\pi \alpha a)}{\pi \alpha}$? $$-\frac{1}{a \pi \alpha}\left[\frac{\cos(2 \pi \alpha x)}{2 \pi \alpha}\right]_0^{a}= \frac{\sin(\pi \alpha a)}{\pi \alpha}$$
I've been trying to figure this out but I can't seem to find which trigonometric properties to use.

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-\frac{1}{a \pi \alpha} \, \left[\frac{\cos(2 \pi \alpha x)}{2 \pi \alpha}\right]_{0}^{a} &= \frac{1 - \cos(2 \pi \alpha a)}{2 \, a \, (\pi \alpha)^{2}} = \frac{a \, \sin^{2}(\pi \alpha a)}{(\pi \alpha a)^{2}},
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since $2 \sin^{2}(x) = 1 - \cos(2 x)$.


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The FB stock price has skyrocketed over the last several years, but revenue growth is still being held back because of Facebook's ban in China.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been in overdrive to lift the ban, however, and he just returned from a very important meeting with China's Propaganda Chief Liu Yunshan.


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For the first time in a while there is a joint photo with Antoine Arnault on Natalia Vodianova's Instagram.
If we take all the members of a large family of Natalia Vodianova, most often she shares photos of her children. In turn, she rarely posts photos with her husband, so fans rejoice every time they see Natalia in the company Antoine Arnault.
A few days ago, shortly after the publication of the tender photo with her mother Larisa, Natalia has posted a photo of her beloved spouse. In the picture, shared to Instgaram, Vodianova and Arnault are seen walking through Paris holding hands and look very stylish and harmonious.
"I do not want to brag, but I think we look very cute together. What do you guys think?" - wrote under the picture happy Natalia Vodianova.
Recall that the Russian beauty gave birth to her fourth baby from her civil husband, French businessman Antoine Arnault on May 2, 2014. The couple also has a younger son, Roman, who was born on June 4, 2016.


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Social networking for teachers, or business networking as it is often called, can be used to build contacts with teachers from others school and help in ones professional development.
Considering the International Baccalaureate® to assist with your professional development? See the benefits we provide teacher.
The survey found overall support for GCSE coursework, particularly among teachers of typically coursework-instensive subjects such as English, Music and Geography. Benefits cited by teachers include "helping students to gain experience build some skills in the subject" (29%) and "encouraging independent learning"


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KOREAN ADOPTEE ORGANIZATIONS:
In the United States and abroad, there is a strong movement among Korean adoptees to find and support one another, share and compare stories, and provide educational opportunities and mentorship to younger adoptees. The following is a list of some of these Korean Adoptee-organized groups located in various parts of the United States.
Association Of Korean Adoptees - San Francisco (AKA - SF)
http://www.geocities.com/tokyo/garden/3947/
AKA-SF is a non-profit organization primarily made up of adult Korean adoptees living in the Bay Area. The organization's goal is to create a safe space for Korean adoptees, and build a relationship with the local Korean American community. In addition the group would like to further the growth of the national network of Korean adoptees.
Association Of Korean Adoptees - Southern California (AKA - Southern California)
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/5473/
The Association of Korean Adoptees (AKA) is a Southern California-based organization whose umbrella covers Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego. Established in 1994, AKA is a non-profit, independent and secular group of adult Korean-born transracial adoptees and their associates. AKA meets on the third Saturday of every month in Los Angeles/Orange County, and the second Saturday of every month in San Diego, at 2 p.m. AKA also publishes a monthly newsletter, Connections, and hosts a regularly appearing page in the Korean Journal (beginning February 1999).
Also-Known-As, Inc.
http://www.akaworld.org/
also-known-as, inc. is a non-profit organization started by a group of adult inter-country adoptees and friends in the New York metropolitan area. The organization is dedicated to sharing and celebrating the experiences of inter-country and interracial adoptions and establishing a national community of trans-cultural people: individuals whose lives bridge nations, cultures and races. The group's goals are to create innovative educational and community service events and programs geared to empowering adoption, building cultural understanding , and transforming racism.
Also go to http://akaworld.org/Koreanstat.html for statistics on the number of Korean adoptees worldwide.
Global Overseas Adoptee Link
http://www.goal.or.kr
GOAL is a volunteer organization based in Seoul, Korea and was established in March, 1998. Since the 1980's, many adult adoptees have been returning to search for birth families, seek connections to Korean culture, language and identity, and to work and live. GOAL feels it is important that adoptees have a home base and voice within their birth country. Many returning adoptees have encountered significant barriers in navigating their way through Korean society due to lack of resources. GOAL has assisted returning adoptees by organizing home-stays and providing translation, resources in obtaining jobs and visas, and other material and emotional support.
Minnesota Adopted Koreans P.O. Box 141191 Minneapolis, MN 55414
Sacramento Adopted Koreans email: enkmoscrop@lansnet.com
Asian adult Adoptees Of Washington (WA3) email: aaawashington@hotmail.com
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The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine offers a one-year post-sophomore/junior fellowship in pathology. After an orientation period, fellows are given patient care responsibilities similar to first-year residents with appropriate supervision. Fellows rotate on various anatomic and clinical pathology services including surgical pathology, transfusion medicine, hematopathology, clinical chemistry, and autopsy, amongst others, at the UCLA Medical Center. Depending on interest and feasibility, opportunities exist for clinical/translational research and clinical electives.
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April 18–21, 2022 Adult
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"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." Matthew 11:28
Our culture values hard work over rest. Burnout is rampant. Our jobs, obligations, churches often expect us to work relentlessly. Hard work is good, but it is not the goal. We often preach about the importance of Sabbath, but how often do we take our own advice? How much might we get done if we were able to really find renewal. What we need is to take time to breathe- to engage our senses.
Join us as we seek to discover renewal through activities as a way to be reminded that we can find this renewal in the most common of places.
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Brian McLaren – Devotion Leader
Brian D. McLaren is an author, speaker, activist, and public theologian. A former college English teacher and pastor, he is a passionate advocate for "a new kind of Christianity" – just, generous, and working with people of all faiths for the common good. McLaren is the author of numerous books, including the award-winning A New Kind of Christianity, We Make the Road by Walking and The Great Spiritual Migration. A popular conference speaker and a frequent guest lecturer for denominational and ecumenical leadership gatherings, his public speaking covers a broad range of topics including postmodern thought and culture, Biblical studies, church leadership and spiritual formation, pastoral survival and burnout, inter-religious dialogue, and global crises.
Aram Mitchell – Track Leader (Intentional Hiking)
Aram Mitchell is a Registered Maine Guide and Wilderness First Responder with a Master of Arts degree in Religious Studies from Chicago Theological Seminary. He lives on a little plot of land in Maine with his spouse, two dogs, a cat, and several chickens.
Aram moved to Maine in 2015 to serve as the Executive Director of Renewal in the Wilderness, where he worked for five years planning and facilitating programs designed to help sustain the vocations of care providers, justice workers, and faith leaders. In 2021 Aram began working as the Director of Partnerships and Formation at The BTS Center, a think tank and incubator in Portland, Maine.
Mary Carroll Dodd – Track Leader (Yoga)
Mary Carroll Dodd is a certified yoga instructor, organic farmer, wife, and mom of two young boys. As a (mostly) lifelong Presbyterian, the mountains of Montreat bring her peace and refuge. Mary Carroll has practiced yoga for 14 years and taught a variety of students for 11 years - from high school youth to Guatemalan pastors to Montreat vacationers, most currently at Black Mountain Yoga. Amidst the busyness of life, work, and family, she finds peace and calm in the ancient practice of yoga and seeks to help her students find the unique path that works best for them.
Tanner Pickett – Track Coordinator (Fly Fishing)
Tanner has been on staff at Montreat Conference Center for six years as the vice president for sales, marketing, and communications. His greatest fly fishing success came when he caught three fish on a single trip, or so he says. Tanner is currently enrolled in the 2021 cohort of the Living School for the Center for Action and Contemplation and considers fly-fishing to be a contemplative practice.
Sign up for one specific activity track. Each day will begin with a devotion led by Brian McLaren and a challenge to use your chosen activity to find peace and renewal and to reflect on how to bring this back to your daily life. Fill in your free time in whatever way you feel led. Come to be renewed and enjoy free time to think, pray, read, sleep, or just relax.
Fly Fishing (track is limited to 20)
Western North Carolina has some of the best fly fishing on the east coast. Participants will have opportunities to fish on sections of up to four rivers (Primarily: Davidson River, Mills River, Catawba River, and Curtis Creek) over the course of this experience. All rivers are within an hour and a half drive of Montreat. All levels of skill are welcome, but guides, gear, and instruction are not provided- You MUST bring your own gear (rod, reel, North Carolina fishing license, flies, etc.). Participants must know how to fly-fish. Coordinated by Tanner Pickett.
Come renew your mind and spirit through the practice of yoga. Enjoy two different hour-long sessions each day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. We will explore breathwork, movement, strengthening, and stretching as we seek to find rest for our bodies and souls. Learn what your body and mind need to feel at peace. Then, take these tools home with you to incorporate moments of Sabbath into your daily life and achieve more balance. Please bring a yoga mat. Led by Mary Carroll Dodd.
Intentional Hiking (track is limited to 20)
Walking as a spiritual practice is less about using your path for the sake of transportation and more about engaging the trail for ongoing transformation. Each day of this track we will spend time immersed among the elements of wild nature that make themselves known on forest trails. With the wisdom of select poets and naturalists to guide us, we will trek and converse, exploring how to engage as participants in a community of wildness. With our senses in tune with the elements, we will saunter and reflect, exploring what it means to pray with our feet. Led by Aram Mitchell.
This program is an all-inclusive and includes the conference fee, Assembly Inn housing, and meals. Check-in time will be after 3:00pm Monday. Check-out time will be no later than 11:00am Thursday. Meals include Monday dinner through Thursday breakfast.
A price increase of $25 will happen after February 19.
Single Private $512
Double Private $384.50/person | $769 total
Single Shared $467
Double Shared $362/person | $724 total
All registrations include a $3 community services fee per adult for public services provided by the Town of Montreat and the fire district.
Cancellations must be received by February 19 in order to receive a full refund less a $25 service charge. Cancellations received after March 22, but on or before March 29 will receive a 50% refund of the conference fee and payments made toward room and meal charges (if applicable), less $40. No refunds will be issued after March 29. All requests must be made in writing and received via email, fax, or U.S. mail.
3:00pm-5:00pm – Registration
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7:30-8:30 - Breakfast
8:30-9:00am – Morning Reflection
9:00am –Activity Tracks
12:00-1:00pm – Lunch
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7:30-8:30pm – Breakfast
11:00am – Checkout
Schedule is tentative and subject to change prior to conference
If you have any questions about the registration process, please email the registrar at SusanA@montreat.org or call 828.419.9829.
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Jun Regalado is a Filipino drummer and session musician. He has been dubbed "the most recorded drummer in the Philippines" with a career spanning more than 55 years.

Regalado recorded drum tracks for over 400 albums with various performers and bands such as the Mabuhay Singers, Pilita Corrales, Imelda Papin, Hagibis, Rey Valera, Gary Valenciano, Ryan Cayabyab, Celeste Legaspi, Apo Hiking Society, Basil Valdez, Zsa Zsa Padilla, Sharon Cuneta, VST & Co., and many others. Regalado has also earned recognition internationally, having worked with David Pomeranz, The Lettermen, Matt Monroe, Spiral Starecase, Stephen Bishop, and John Ford Coley.

Life and career
Regalado hails from a family of musicians in Pakil, Laguna. His father Nemesio, Sr. was a bandleader while his brothers Rudy and Pete play the drums and piano, respectively, and his sisters Virginia, Maria, Rosalinda and Theresa all play the piano. At age 5, his father taught him how to play the saxophone, clarinet, and oboe. By age 14, he began playing drums for his father's orchestra.

While still a teenager, Regalado recorded for Villar Records where he worked with acts such as the Mabuhay Singers and Jun Polistico. His big break came when actor Jose Mari Gonzales, then the owner of recording studio Cinema-Audio, noticed Regalado's unique drumming style and recommended him to fellow producers and musical acts.

At age 15, Regalado was hired as the drummer for Pilita Corrales' weekly TV show An Evening with Pilita and Nora Aunor's TV series Superstar, among various recording work for film scores, TV commercials and ad jingles. During the 1970s and 1980s, Regalado was the most sought-after session drummer in the Philippine music industry. He also performed on ABS-CBN's noontime variety show Stop, Look, and Listen.

In 1977, he recorded the tracks "I Found It" and "Pinoy Funk" for a solo album project, but was unable to finish the rest of the album due to his busy recording schedule.

More recently, Regalado established J.R. Recording Studios, a 24-track, two-inch tape analog facility. As of 2022, Regalado still plays drums and runs a drum clinic.

Regalado has four children, of which two also pursued musical careers: his son Niño played drums for Neocolours while his other son Junjun currently plays drums for Bamboo Mañalac's solo act.

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WORLD HERITAGE STATUS
Journey of Kakatiya Heritage Trust (KHT), which commenced in 2009 when they formed the Trust with the clear aim of getting international recognition for Kakatiya Heritage. Trust asserted that the inscription of Ramappa Temple as World Heritage is only a milestone but not the end of the journey. In fact there is much more to do in the journey ahead to work on number of other Kakatiya monuments in the next decade.
The journey began in 2010 when Telangana agitation was at its peak. The then Culture Minister, Smt. Geetha Reddy, gave initial impetus to the work of the Trust by officially forming a committee of all stakeholders with KHT as coordinators. During this time, the Trust was able to put the Kakatiya proposals in the tentative list of World Heritage. We thank her for providing the initial momentum.
With the formation of Telangana new momentum was gained in KHT's work to promote Kakatiya Heritage. With the help of Telangana Government, the Trust has started the Nomination Campaign in 2016. But only with the personal intervention of Chief Minister Shri. Chandra Shekar Rao taking up with the Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the Ramappa could become India's nomination to UNESCO in 2019. We thank the CM, Minister Culture and all officials of Telangana involved in the nomination process.
The Nomination Dossier was prepared by the Trust with minimal cost of hiring one architect Mr. Surya Narayan Murthy, who did a tremendous job. The policy aspects of dossier were covered by B.V. Papa Rao with his experience in dealing with UNESCO and technical aspects were undertaken by Prof.M.Pandu Ranga Rao with his vast knowledge of geo-technical engineering of Kakatiyas. Mrs.Choodamani Nandagopal's work was very helpful for defining artistic aspects of the Temple. This challenge of preparing an effective dossier could not have been completed without the active help of Directorate of Heritage, Telangana and Directorate of World Heritage Division of ASI.
When it came to the evaluations stage of the nomination, the Trust was actively involved in helping Heritage Telangana and ASI who made everything possible for smooth evaluation by an ICOMOS expert. The local administration headed by the District Collector, Mulugu, was extremely helpful in the whole process.
Most crucial time was to defend the nomination in front of about 30 international experts of ICOMOS in Paris in November 2019. A three-member committee comprising B.V.PapaRao, M.Pandu Ranga Rao and G.Surya Narayana Murthy did a commendable job to impress ICOMOS.
Though ICOMOS recognised Ramappa Temple's Universal values, it had identified certain things to be done by the State of Telangana and ASI before the temple was recognised as the World Heritage site. Some of these recommendations were quickly implemented by the District Collector, Mulugu and Department of Culture and Tourism, Government of Telangana in the last few days.
In spite of ICOMOS recommending the nomination to be deferred till certain works are to be completed by the ASI and the Government of Telangana, Indian Ambassador to UNESCO Mr.Vishal Sharma turned the tables in about a month. With help of new Ministers of Culture, Meenakshi Lekhi and Kishan Reddy, he mounted a diplomatic campaign and succeeded in convincing almost all 21 members of the World Heritage Committee. We thank Ambassador Sharma from the bottom of our heart for effectively covering the last mile in this decade-long marathon resulting in the inscription of RamappaTemple as World Heritage Site.
While inscribing the World Heritage Status to Ramappa Temple, the World Heritage Committee of UNESCO recommended that ASI should make boundary changes to the Temple and include two small temples outside its boundary walls.
It also recommended that the Conservation plan be finalised and a Special Development Authority be created to regulate the development around the Ramappa Temple and Ramappa Tank to maintain the natural beauty and serenity of the area.
What is a wonderful surprise is that Kakatiya Heritage Trust was tasked by UNESCO to complete the research on comparative study of Ramappa Temple to other Kakatiya temples and extend to other regional and international context. This is a feather in the cap of Kakatiya Heritage Trust, the Trustees feel.
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Ramappa temple got the UNESCO heritage site tag
The 800-year-old Ramappa temple's unique sandbox technology and 'floating bricks' helped it get the global tag
Telangana made history when the majestic Ramappa temple at Palampet village, 210 km north-east of Hyderabad, bagged the coveted UNESCO World Heritage Site tag. The ruins of the majestic temple, built in the 13th century by the Kakatiya line of kings (regarded as one of the brightest periods of Telugu history), is the first site in the state and the 39th in the country to get the honour. It is the best known of the Kakatiya temples with its decorative pillars, exquisitely carved ceilings and the celebrated figures of dancers and musicians.
The International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) had initially recommended deferring the nomination during its 44th meeting held online, citing that the monument did not satisfy certain criteria, but 17 countries led by Russia endorsed the inclusion of the Ramappa temple for having "outstanding universal value". India's ambassador to UNESCO, Vishal Sharma, and Union ministers Meenakshi Lekhi and G. Kishan Reddy had mounted a diplomatic campaign to impress the world heritage committee.
Among the countries with reservations, Norway suggested an expansion of the site's boundaries and its buffer zone to include a wider context of the temple's functional landscape. It felt India could return with a reconfigured nomination by building a stronger case for the structure's integrity and conservation. The suggestion is in keeping with the loftier goal of conserving heritage for posterity.
The temple dedicated to Shiva is often described as the brightest star in the galaxy of the medieval temples of the Deccan. It reflects a repository of Kakatiyan creative genius, with its intricate carvings adorning the walls, pillars and ceilings of the marvelous edifice. It was built in 1213 AD by Recharla Rudra, the general of King Ganapathi Deva. Though the presiding deity here is Ramalingeswara Swamy, the temple was named after the sculptor Ramappa, who completed the task in 14 years. Built with sandstone and a sandbox foundation, the temple has decorated beams and columns made of granite stone.
The earliest initiative for getting the heritage site tag began with the Kakatiya Heritage Trust (KHT) founded by former civil servant B.V. Papa Rao in 2009. Since 2012, heritage activists have campaigned for Ramappa's conservation and the 1,000 pillar temple in Warangalthe other remaining masterpiece from the Kakatiya days. Papa Rao, as Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekara Rao's adviser since 2014, prepared the dossier with the help of historians and forwarded it to the Government of India to process the nomination with ICOMOS. It remained in limbo till UNESCO-deputed stone experts, led by Vasu Poshyanandana of Thailand, assessed Ramappa's structural and cultural elegance in September 2019. Papa Rao then led a delegation to the UNESCO headquarters in Paris in November 2019 to emphasise the iconic temple's universal appeal. "KHT should continue its work towards the development of Kakatiya temples," he says.
Meanwhile, a major challenge to the temple's very existence came in 2010. "A tunnel was being dug as part of the Devadula irrigation project. It was against the norms of the ASI, and dangerously close to the temple. We had to lobby hard to stop it," recalls V. Mohan Rao, a former sarpanch and convenor of the Ramappa Temple Protection Committee.
The heritage site status also now implies a new beginning for conservation and management. Telangana's record in protecting heritage sites so far has been poor. A glaring instance is the Ameenpur Lake in west Hyderabad. Though the government of India declared the water body a biodiversity heritage site in November 2016, KCR's government has done little to protect it. Instead, it has allowed land sharks and others to encroach on the foreshore of the lake, killing its biodiversity in flora and fauna. The lackadaisical approach notwithstanding, the state is now lobbying for a similar heritage site status for Hyderabad, or at least the fabled Golconda fort and the landmark Charminar.
The Ramappa temple, hereafter, will get financial assistance for the protection of its cultural and natural heritage. India will also receive expert advice from the World Heritage Committee to support activities for its preservation. The site will also have access to global replica luxury watches project management resources if a repair is needed. The site, by default, will also receive protection under the Geneva Convention, in the event of a war.
The Ramappa temple floor was damaged by an earthquake on June 16, 1819. ICOMOS has asked the state to come up with a comprehensive conservation and management project by December-end to protect the historic structure.
The Telangana High Court has also directed the Union government and the state government to launch appropriate conservation measures. An existential threat is from the open cast mining project proposed by the state-owned Singareni Collieries some six kms away. The project to produce 40.43 million tonnes of coal from 1,798 hectares over 19 years. Mohan Rao suggests a 15 km radius around the temple be notified as a special buffer zone to skirt the threat from the open cast mine.


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    private const int WAIT_OBJECT_0 = 0;
    private const uint INFINITE = 0xFFFFFFFF;
    private const int ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS = 183;

    private const uint SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR_REVISION = 1;

    private const uint SECTION_MAP_READ = 0x0004;

    [DllImport("kernel32.dll", SetLastError = true)]
    private static extern IntPtr MapViewOfFile(IntPtr hFileMappingObject, uint
      dwDesiredAccess, uint dwFileOffsetHigh, uint dwFileOffsetLow,
      uint dwNumberOfBytesToMap);

    [DllImport("kernel32.dll", SetLastError = true)]
    private static extern bool UnmapViewOfFile(IntPtr lpBaseAddress);

    [DllImport("advapi32.dll", SetLastError = true)]
    private static extern bool InitializeSecurityDescriptor(ref SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR sd, uint dwRevision);

    [DllImport("advapi32.dll", SetLastError = true)]
    private static extern bool SetSecurityDescriptorDacl(ref SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR sd, bool daclPresent, IntPtr dacl, bool daclDefaulted);

    [DllImport("kernel32.dll")]
    private static extern IntPtr CreateEvent(ref SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES sa, bool bManualReset, bool bInitialState, string lpName);

    [DllImport("kernel32.dll")]
    private static extern bool PulseEvent(IntPtr hEvent);

    [DllImport("kernel32.dll")]
    private static extern bool SetEvent(IntPtr hEvent);

    [DllImport("kernel32.dll", SetLastError = true)]
    private static extern IntPtr CreateFileMapping(IntPtr hFile,
      ref SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpFileMappingAttributes, PageProtection flProtect, uint dwMaximumSizeHigh,
      uint dwMaximumSizeLow, string lpName);

    [DllImport("kernel32.dll", SetLastError = true)]
    private static extern bool CloseHandle(IntPtr hHandle);

    [DllImport("kernel32", SetLastError = true, ExactSpelling = true)]
    private static extern Int32 WaitForSingleObject(IntPtr handle, uint milliseconds);
    #endregion

    /// <summary>
    /// Fired if an application calls <c>OutputDebugString</c>
    /// </summary>
    public static event OnOutputDebugStringHandler OnOutputDebugString;

    /// <summary>
    /// Event handle for slot 'DBWIN_BUFFER_READY'
    /// </summary>
    private static IntPtr m_AckEvent = IntPtr.Zero;

    /// <summary>
    /// Event handle for slot 'DBWIN_DATA_READY'
    /// </summary>
    private static IntPtr m_ReadyEvent = IntPtr.Zero;

    /// <summary>
    /// Handle for our shared file
    /// </summary>
    private static IntPtr m_SharedFile = IntPtr.Zero;

    /// <summary>
    /// Handle for our shared memory
    /// </summary>
    private static IntPtr m_SharedMem = IntPtr.Zero;

    /// <summary>
    /// Our capturing thread
    /// </summary>
    private static Thread m_Capturer = null;

    /// <summary>
    /// Our synchronization root
    /// </summary>
    private static object m_SyncRoot = new object();

    /// <summary>
    /// Mutex for singleton check
    /// </summary>
    private static Mutex m_Mutex = null;

    /// <summary>
    /// Starts this debug monitor
    /// </summary>
    public static void Start()
    {
      lock (m_SyncRoot)
      {
        if (m_Capturer != null)
          throw new ApplicationException("This DebugMonitor is already started.");

        // Check for supported operating system. Mono (at least with *nix) won't support
        // our P/Invoke calls.
        if (Environment.OSVersion.ToString().IndexOf("Microsoft") == -1)
          throw new NotSupportedException("This DebugMonitor is only supported on Microsoft operating systems.");

        // Check for multiple instances. As the README.TXT of the msdn
        // example notes it is possible to have multiple debug monitors
        // listen on OutputDebugString, but the message will be randomly
        // distributed among all running instances so this won't be
        // such a good idea.
        bool createdNew = false;
        m_Mutex = new Mutex(false, typeof(DebugMonitor).Namespace, out createdNew);
        if (!createdNew)
          throw new ApplicationException("There is already an instance of 'DbMon.NET' running.");

        SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR sd = new SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR();

        // Initialize the security descriptor.
        if (!InitializeSecurityDescriptor(ref sd, SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR_REVISION))
        {
          throw CreateApplicationException("Failed to initializes the security descriptor.");
        }

        // Set information in a discretionary access control list
        if (!SetSecurityDescriptorDacl(ref sd, true, IntPtr.Zero, false))
        {
          throw CreateApplicationException("Failed to initializes the security descriptor");
        }

        SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES sa = new SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES();

        // Create the event for slot 'DBWIN_BUFFER_READY'
        m_AckEvent = CreateEvent(ref sa, false, false, "DBWIN_BUFFER_READY");
        if (m_AckEvent == IntPtr.Zero)
        {
          throw CreateApplicationException("Failed to create event 'DBWIN_BUFFER_READY'");
        }

        // Create the event for slot 'DBWIN_DATA_READY'
        m_ReadyEvent = CreateEvent(ref sa, false, false, "DBWIN_DATA_READY");
        if (m_ReadyEvent == IntPtr.Zero)
        {
          throw CreateApplicationException("Failed to create event 'DBWIN_DATA_READY'");
        }

        // Get a handle to the readable shared memory at slot 'DBWIN_BUFFER'.
        m_SharedFile = CreateFileMapping(new IntPtr(-1), ref sa, PageProtection.ReadWrite, 0, 4096, "DBWIN_BUFFER");
        if (m_SharedFile == IntPtr.Zero)
        {
          throw CreateApplicationException("Failed to create a file mapping to slot 'DBWIN_BUFFER'");
        }

        // Create a view for this file mapping so we can access it
        m_SharedMem = MapViewOfFile(m_SharedFile, SECTION_MAP_READ, 0, 0, 512);
        if (m_SharedMem == IntPtr.Zero)
        {
          throw CreateApplicationException("Failed to create a mapping view for slot 'DBWIN_BUFFER'");
        }

        // Start a new thread where we can capture the output
        // of OutputDebugString calls so we don't block here.
        m_Capturer = new Thread(new ThreadStart(Capture));
        m_Capturer.Start();
      }
    }

    /// <summary>
    /// Captures
    /// </summary>
    private static void Capture()
    {
      try
      {
        // Everything after the first DWORD is our debugging text
        IntPtr pString = new IntPtr(
          m_SharedMem.ToInt32() + Marshal.SizeOf(typeof(int))
        );

        while (true)
        {
          SetEvent(m_AckEvent);

          int ret = WaitForSingleObject(m_ReadyEvent, INFINITE);

          // if we have no capture set it means that someone
          // called 'Stop()' and is now waiting for us to exit
          // this endless loop.
          if (m_Capturer == null)
            break;

          if (ret == WAIT_OBJECT_0)
          {
            // The first DWORD of the shared memory buffer contains
            // the process ID of the client that sent the debug string.
            FireOnOutputDebugString(
              Marshal.ReadInt32(m_SharedMem),
                Marshal.PtrToStringAnsi(pString));
          }
        }

      }
      catch
      {
        throw;

        // Cleanup
      }
      finally
      {
        Dispose();
      }
    }

    private static void FireOnOutputDebugString(int pid, string text)
    {
      // Raise event if we have any listeners
      if (OnOutputDebugString == null)
        return;

#if !DEBUG
			try {
#endif
      OnOutputDebugString(pid, text);
#if !DEBUG
			} catch (Exception ex) {
				Console.WriteLine("An 'OnOutputDebugString' handler failed to execute: " + ex.ToString());
			}
#endif
    }

    /// <summary>
    /// Dispose all resources
    /// </summary>
    private static void Dispose()
    {
      // Close AckEvent
      if (m_AckEvent != IntPtr.Zero)
      {
        if (!CloseHandle(m_AckEvent))
        {
          throw CreateApplicationException("Failed to close handle for 'AckEvent'");
        }
        m_AckEvent = IntPtr.Zero;
      }

      // Close ReadyEvent
      if (m_ReadyEvent != IntPtr.Zero)
      {
        if (!CloseHandle(m_ReadyEvent))
        {
          throw CreateApplicationException("Failed to close handle for 'ReadyEvent'");
        }
        m_ReadyEvent = IntPtr.Zero;
      }

      // Close SharedFile
      if (m_SharedFile != IntPtr.Zero)
      {
        if (!CloseHandle(m_SharedFile))
        {
          throw CreateApplicationException("Failed to close handle for 'SharedFile'");
        }
        m_SharedFile = IntPtr.Zero;
      }

      // Unmap SharedMem
      if (m_SharedMem != IntPtr.Zero)
      {
        if (!UnmapViewOfFile(m_SharedMem))
        {
          throw CreateApplicationException("Failed to unmap view for slot 'DBWIN_BUFFER'");
        }
        m_SharedMem = IntPtr.Zero;
      }

      // Close our mutex
      if (m_Mutex != null)
      {
        m_Mutex.Close();
        m_Mutex = null;
      }
    }

    /// <summary>
    /// Stops this debug monitor. This call we block the executing thread
    /// until this debug monitor is stopped.
    /// </summary>
    public static void Stop()
    {
      lock (m_SyncRoot)
      {
        if (m_Capturer == null)
          throw new ObjectDisposedException("DebugMonitor", "This DebugMonitor is not running.");
        m_Capturer = null;
        PulseEvent(m_ReadyEvent);
        while (m_AckEvent != IntPtr.Zero)
          ;
      }
    }

    /// <summary>
    /// Helper to create a new application exception, which has automaticly the
    /// last win 32 error code appended.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="text">text</param>
    private static ApplicationException CreateApplicationException(string text)
    {
      if (text == null || text.Length < 1)
        throw new ArgumentNullException("text", "'text' may not be empty or null.");

      return new ApplicationException(string.Format("{0}. Last Win32 Error was {1}",
        text, Marshal.GetLastWin32Error()));
    }

    #region Constructor

    /// <summary>
    /// Private constructor so no one can create a instance of this class.
    /// </summary>
    private DebugMonitor()
    {

    }

    #endregion
  }
}


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Theasinensin C is polyphenol flavonoid from black tea (Thea sinensis).

See also
 Theasinensin A
 Theasinensin B

References

Flavanols
Polyphenols
Biphenyls


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Streaking for a spot Bill Ripken: Close the record book, this Ripken just wants to put his name on the Orioles' roster.
You'd be a moron to pass up the chance to replace Cal Ripken in the lineup the day The Streak ends, Bill Ripken said the other day. Should his big brother's run of consecutive games end in the near future, Bill Ripken just may get that opportunity, as a utility man for the Orioles.
Bill Ripken, 31, is going to spring training with the Orioles this year under a minor-league contract, in the hopes of making the major-league team as a utility man and rejoining the club that let him go after the 1992 season.
However, Bill doesn't see Cal's streak, currently at 2,153 games, ending any time soon. "I could see this thing going another five or six years," he said. "It would be great for me [to replace Cal], because that would mean I would be with the team for a couple of more years. . . . But I think before the streak ends, I'll already be retired."
Bill Ripken, primarily a second baseman in the majors, was the everyday shortstop last season for the Cleveland Indians' Triple-A Buffalo team, and there has been speculation within the organization that whenever The Streak ends for whatever reason, it would be apropos for Cal Ripken to be replaced by Bill.
Not that the matter has been discussed by the brothers Ripken. No, Bill said, he and Cal talk about a lot of stuff, none of which pertains to the record-setting streak. "We'd have to bring up the S-word," Bill said. "We don't talk about that."
Of more practical importance to Bill Ripken is making the Orioles, something he isn't taking for granted. He knows the Orioles have a glut of utility candidates -- himself, Jeff Huson and Man ny Alexander -- competing for one or two jobs and few at-bats.
Cal Ripken and second baseman Roberto Alomar rarely take days off. Johnson said in December he might use Bill Ripken occasionally at third, replacing the left-handed-hitting B. J. Surhoff against some left-handers.
Bill Ripken is agreeable to that role or virtually any other. "If it leads to playing third base, fine," he said. "If it's something where they want me late in the game for defensive purposes, fine. I'm just going down there with the attitude that I'll do whatever they ask."
A couple of other teams had called after the 1995 season, including the Indians, who planned to give Ripken a chance to make their team as a utility man. Once Ripken heard the Orioles were serious about giving him another shot, he all but made his decision to return; he signed in late December.
Part of the lure for Ripken was Johnson's reputation for frequently using his bench players. But the primary factor was his desire to play at home again, in Maryland, with the Orioles, at Camden Yards, with Cal.
"This is where I'd much rather be," he said. "This is the best-case scenario for me, to make the team and stay at home. . . . I loved ZTC it here. I was treated very well the 5 1/2 years when I played here."
If he had his way, Bill Ripken would've been with the Orioles last year, as his brother broke Lou Gehrig's record. He heard the rumblings in early June that Orioles executives, dissatisfied with second basemen Alexander and Bret Barberie, were thinking about getting somebody else. Perhaps Bill Ripken.
But the Orioles decided against that, and Bill Ripken remained with Buffalo for the rest of the Triple-A season. The Bisons made the playoffs, scheduled to begin Sept. 6 -- the night Cal was to break Gehrig's record.
Bill thought about skipping the record-breaker. But friends and teammates told him he would be crazy to miss the game, and he asked for and received permission.
He arrived Sept. 5, shortly before Cal's record-tying game. He watched with mixed emotions that night.
"I would be lying if I didn't say I wanted to be out on the field with him," Bill Ripken said. "That would be a complete lie if I didn't say that. When I got there, I thought about what would happen if they would've then gotten me. That was kind of hard. After the first day, I realized it wasn't about me. It was about him and what he was accomplishing. That made it easier."
He didn't speak to Cal until the fourth inning of Game 2,131, when his brother came over to shake his hand and say hi before batting. "You might think I'm full of it on this one," Bill said, "but I was sitting next to his father-in-law, and I said, he's going deep [on this at-bat]. He picked up his video camera and said, 'Well I guess I better tape this.' He went deep."
He congratulated Cal during the fifth-inning celebration, and didn't talk to him again until after the game. Cal walked into the trainer's room at 1:40 a.m., uniform still on.
"I'm tired," Cal said resignedly.
Bill teased: "You need a day off because of that damn victory lap."
When Bill Ripken rejoined his Buffalo teammates, they overwhelmed him with their enthusiasm for the event.
"It meant so much to me when I went back there, and played in the playoffs in Buffalo, what my teammates were saying to me," he said. "They were just caught up in it. That's the biggest compliment Cal could have. Most of the players in Buffalo were in the big leagues before. They played against him, they know him. It was neat to hear players like that talk about it, how cool it must've been for me to be there. That's like the ultimate tribute."
Cal has gone from widely respected baseball player to something close to a national icon, and there are days, Bill acknowledges, that he feels a little sorry for his sibling. No matter where Cal goes, hands reaching out, folks asking for autographs or time.
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HomeCALGARYCalgary Stampede Grandstand show celebrates 50 years
Calgary Stampede Grandstand show celebrates 50 years
This year's milestone show takes you through the decades in Calgary
July 9, 2018 Krista Sylvester CALGARY 0
Calgary Stampede 50-year anniversary Grandstand Show. COURTESY CALGARY STAMPEDE
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For long-time creative producer Dave Pierce, the Calgary Grandstand show was his version of running away to the circus and over the years the show has had it all – from death-defying stunts to homegrown talent showcases.
This year is no exception.
Celebrating the special 50-year milestone since the Calgary Stampede started producing its own Grandstand Show with the Young Canadians in 1968, this year's celebration is all about nostalgia and variety.
"I've been involved with the Grandstand for almost 30 years, so I've been there for over half of it," Pierce said. "I saw my first grandstand show when I was 12-years-old, and it felt like I was running away to join the circus except my circus was the grandstand show."
For Pierce, the annual Calgary Stampede show has given him an opportunity to grow artistically while working with some of the most talented people in the city. He credits 50 years of successful performances to the people of Calgary.
"I think that the biggest thing is that the people in Calgary have really embraced the Grandstand show and have shown that we are such a proud community for what we can do together. The Grandstand show is really a celebration of community," he said.
Calgary Stampeded Grandstand Show celebrates 50 years. COURTESY CALGARY STAMPEDE
With that in mind, Pierce and director/choreographer Brian Foley created a variety of production numbers showcasing the talent of the 130 Young Canadians involved in this year's production.
"These young performers spend the whole year preparing for this show and their talent is really what drives what we decide to put in the show in July. Every year is different."
This year, in honour of a half century, the show creators have decided to take Calgarians on a journey through the decades since the Young Canadians were created and the result is an entertaining stroll through nostalgic memories that are Calgary's alone.
There is a delightful roller skating scene set to the backdrop of the now closed Lloyd's Roller Sports Centre for 1978 and of course a nod to Eddie the Eagle's triumph during the 88' Olympics. Eddie the Eagle himself makes an appearance suited in his original ski outfit.
The entire production is flanked by pyrotechnics, water and fire as well as the comedic talents of Drew Lynch, the magic of illusionist Darcy Oake and some unforgettable performances by Canadian singer Tim Tamashiro.
The Calgary Stampede Grandstand Show celebrates 50 years. COURTESY CALGARY STAMPEDE
Of course, none of this would be possible without host Rachel Avery, who has a very special connection to the Calgary Grandstand Show. Rachel's father Bill Avery took over the show's production from his father, Randy Avery. Randy created the Young Canadians and the Calgary Grandstand show in 1968.
Avery leads the junior members of The Young Canadians in a production number to kick off the show and she shows off the talents she learned from being in the Young Canadians not so long ago herself.
"It's been really emotional and nostalgic for sure," she said of taking over hosting duties this year.
Avery remembers being just three-years-old when she attended her first Grandstand show and her own son is three-years-old now.
"It's super intense – it's really come full circle."
But she feels right at home on the stage despite not being on it for 15 years.
"It feels familiar but it's definitely a real rush."
Tamashiro helps Avery with hosting duties and the crooner later joins Pierce in a musical tribute dedicated to Gord Downie, The Tragically Hip's lead singer who died last year.
Of course, the show us capped off with its signature fireworks display by the best in the business.
"It's really just a celebration of 50 years and we wanted to celebrate Calgary's creativity, so we created this show with the people of Calgary in mind," Pierce said.
The Calgary Grandstand show kicks off nightly around 10 p.m. during the Calgary Stampede shortly after the Chuckwagon races end.
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Geografia

Austria
 Tyrnau – ex comune ora frazione di Fladnitz an der Teichalm, comune nel distretto di Weiz (Stiria)

Slovacchia
 Tyrnau – antico nome tedesco di Trnava, città nel distretto di Trnava (Trnava)

Pagine correlate
 Thyrnau – comune tedesco nel distretto della Bassa Baviera (Baviera)


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El robo del siglo es una película argentina de 2020, dirigida por Ariel Winograd y perteneciente al género de suspenso policial y comedia. La película está protagonizada por Diego Peretti, Guillermo Francella, Pablo Rago, Luis Luque, Rafael Ferro y Mariano Argento.

Argumento
La película está basada en una historia real, el robo de la sucursal del Banco Río de la localidad bonaerense de Acassuso el viernes 13 de enero de 2006, la cual fue asaltada por una banda de seis ladrones armados con réplicas de armas reales. Tomaron 23 rehenes y se llevaron aproximadamente 19 millones de dólares de 147 cajas de seguridad.

Reparto

 Diego Peretti como Fernando Araujo, cerebro y ejecutor del golpe.
 Guillermo Francella como Luis Mario Vitette Sellanes, "El hombre del traje gris".
 Pablo Rago como Sebastián "El Marciano" García Bolster.
 Luis Luque como Miguel Sileo, negociador de la polícia federal.
 Juan Alari como "El Paisa", conductor de la camioneta.
 Rafael Ferro como Alberto "Beto" de la Torre, encargado de la toma de rehenes.
 Magela Zanotta como "La Turca", la esposa de De la Torre.
 Johanna Francella como Lucía Vitette Sellanes.
 Mariano Argento como "El Doc" Debauza.
 Mario Moscoso y Darío Levy como oficiales de policía.
 Fabián Arenillas como el jefe del Grupo Halcón.
 Mario Alarcón como el fiscal.
 Enrique Dumont como el psicoanalista.
 Sebastián Mogordoy como el guardia de seguridad.
 Mariela Pizzo como Claudia, esposa de "El Marciano".
 Luz Palazón como la empleada bancaria.
 María Marull como la abogada.
 Paula Grinszpan como la empleada de limpieza.
 Pochi Ducasse y Juan Tupac Soler como rehenes.

Producción
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Recepción

Crítica
La película recibió críticas muy favorables por parte de la prensa especializada. Según el sitio web Todas Las Críticas, portal que recopila y arroja un promedio entre varias críticas profesionales, la cinta posee una calificación de 77/100, basada en 34 reseñas.

Comercial
La película, distribuida por Warner Bros., fue estrenada en 376 salas de cine, lo cual implicó un lanzamiento a nivel nacional. Fue estrenada también en Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay y Uruguay. Dado el interés durante su estreno y pre-estrenos, se terminó ampliando su estreno a 392 salas. Con un estimado de 96.420 entradas vendidas el jueves 17 de enero de 2020, según la web Ultracine, El robo del siglo se convirtió así en la segunda película argentina más vista en la historia en su día de estreno, solo por detrás de lo conseguido por la cinta animada Metegol, con 113.000 entradas.

Finalizado su primer fin de semana en cartelera, la cinta logró también quedar en el quinto puesto histórico en cuanto a entradas vendidas por una producción nacional con 417.000 boletos cortados, solo superada por El clan (504.000), Relatos salvajes (450.000) y Metegol (425.000). Al finalizar su primera semana completa en cartelera el acumulado fue de 634.000 espectadores.

La película fue vista por más de dos millones de espectadores en Argentina. En marzo, ocho semanas después de su estreno, continuaba siendo exhibida en 139 salas. En Uruguay, El robo del siglo fue estrenada en 45 salas, y fue la película más vista por varias semanas.

En 2022, la recaudación total de la película había superado los 14 millones y medio de dólares.

Premios y nominaciones

Participación en festivales de cine

Referencias

Enlaces externos
Tráiler oficial de la película, en YouTube

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