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FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION / ARMY CROIX DE LA VALEUR MILITAIRE GALLANTRY MEDAL
Elite Militaria - Monday, September 09, 2013
The French Foreign Legion Gallantry Medal was established in 1956 to reward soldiers, sailors, and airmen serving in Algeria who had committed acts of valor or gallantry in combat. Algeria was a department of France at the time, so it was not considered a declared war but peacekeeping operations on French soil. Therefore, the War Cross for foreign operational theaters, which had been awarded for valourous service in Indochina, was not considered appropriate. On April 11, 1956 Decree n° 56-371 authorized the creation of the Médaille de la Valeur Militaire and described its various grades of distinction akin the War Cross (denoted by metal stars and palms on the ribbon). It was reauthorized as a cross-shaped decoration, to put it on the same level as the Croix de guerre, by Decree n° 56-1048 on October 12, 1956.
Unit History:The 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment (French: 2e Régiment étranger de parachutistes, 2e REP) is an airborne regiment of the French Foreign Legion, stationed at Camp Raffalli near the town of Calvi on the island of Corsica, just south of mainland France. It is part of the 11th Parachute Brigade and the spearhead of the French Rapid reaction force.
The regiment is composed of around 1140 men organized into 8 companies and a reserve unit of 60 men.
Compagnie de commandement et de logistique (CCL) - Command and Logistics Company
Compagnie d'administration et de soutien (CAS) - Administrative and Support Company
Compagnie d'éclairage et d'appui (CEA) - Reconnaissance & Support Company (recce, anti-tank, sniper & pathfinder sections)
1er CIE - 1st Company (specialises in Urban warfare) (a command section and 4 combat sections)
2e CIE - 2nd Company (specialises in Mountain warfare) (a command section and 4 combat sections)
3e CIE - 3rd Company (specialises in Amphibious warfare) (a command section and 4 combat sections)
4e CIE - 4th Company (specialises in sniping and demolitions) (a command section and 4 combat sections)
5e Compagnie de maintenance (5e CM) - 5th Maintenance Company (formed August 1994)
6e Compagnie (6e CIE) - Reserve Unit (founded July 2001 upon the dissolution of the 173rd Infantry Regiment of Corsica)
Some members of the 2e REP belong to the Commando Parachute Group - Groupement Commando Parachutiste which is a special forces unit of the 11th Parachute Brigade of the French army. While GCP members of other units wear the parachutist's red beret, the 2e REP GCP members conserves the green beret of the French Foreign Legion.
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Q: How do I remove # sign from hash data? jquery? I need value of hash from url...
var hash = window.location.hash;

So how do I get rid of # sign?

A: You can do this -
hash = hash.replace(/^#/, '');

A: As easy as that.
var hash = window.location.hash.substr(1)

There are also these two which return the exact same:
var hash = window.location.hash.slice(1)
var hash = window.location.hash.substring(1)

String.slice() was added to the spec a little later, although that's propably unimportant.
Using replace as mentioned below is an option, too.
None of those options throw an error or warning if the window.location.hash string is empty, so it really depends on your preferences what to use.

A: Just cut out the first char:
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A: You can simply do
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Note that it doesn't produce an error if there is no hash in the location, it just returns "".

A: window.location.href.substr(0, window.location.href.indexOf('#')) will do the trick

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Kombo North/Saint Mary is one of the nine districts of the Gambia's Brikama Local Government Area (formerly known as the Western Division), which is located to the south of the Gambia River in the southwest of the country. Kombo North/Saint Mary is in the northwest of the LGA, between Kombo South and Kanifing LGA. It is the only district in the LGA with coasts on both the Atlantic Ocean and the Gambia River, and is the most populated district in the LGA, with 344,756 inhabitants at the 2013 Census.

Villages in the district include Amdalai.

References

Districts of the Gambia

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Hats on babes! This is probably the most wanted accessory for this season, right girls? Every single year I try to get one or two hats to complement my looks. This year we have two very chic and unique hats: the Beret and the Baker Boy ( its called sailor hat too). I tryed both but definitely my eyes went straight to the Baker Boy. Mine is from Stradivarius. I love the masculine vibe and it's the perfect item to incorporate into my fall looks. I'm also sharing with you some of my favorite hats. Links are at the bottom.
Do you like hats? What's your favorite one?
Chapéus em alta babes! Este é provavelmente o acessório mais procurado nesta estação de Outono, certo meninas? Todos os anos eu procuro um ou dois chapéus para o Outono/Inverno, que complementem os meus looks. Este ano temos á nossa escolha dois estilos de chapéus muito chiques e únicos: a Boina e o Baker Boy (á quem lhe chame de marinheiro). Antes de comprar experimentei os dois, mas sem duvida os meus olhos caíram para o Baker Boy. O meu é da Stradivarius. Adoro o toque masculino e é a peça perfeita para incorporar nos meus looks deste Outono. Deixo-vos também alguns dos meus chapéus preferidos.
Gostam de chapéus? Qual o vosso preferido?
I love this look and you look so cute in that hat!!
How beautiful is that look. Precious my girl ❤  ❤  ❤  good night precious ????????????????


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New Homes in Drakelow
Welcome to Drakelow
Whether you're taking the kids to the zoo, playing a round of golf or enjoying a day trip to the city, there's no shortage of things to do and places to see close to the village of Drakelow. Located in South Derbyshire just a short drive from Burton-on-Trent, a new home in Drakelow is ideal if you're looking for rural living within easy reach of nearby towns and cities.
Drakelow dates back to the 11th century, when the village was mentioned in Domesday Book. The area was deserted in the Middle Ages, but later was repopulated. Drakelow Hall was the focus of the village, but it was demolished in 1934 and later became the site of Drakelow Power Station. The power station was also demolished in 2006, once the facility had reached its life expectancy.
Although Drakelow Power Station was demolished in 2006, a renewable energy centre has been approved on the site, owned by Future Earth Energy. Burton-upon-Trent has a brewing heritage, and is home to Coors Brewing and the Marston's Brewery.
Other employers in the local area include Sandvik Mining and Construction and Brunel Healthcare Manufacturing in Swadlincote, JCB in Uttoxeter, Next in Leicester and Dairy Crest in Nuneaton. Nottingham is home to Boots, E.On and Capital One.
If you're moving to the area with young children, there are lots of great family attractions in the local area including Drayton Manor Theme Park, Twycross Zoo, Tamworth Castle and Staunton Harold Reservoir.
Burton-upon-Trent is home to a regular market, Cooper's Square Shopping Centre, the Octagon Centre and The Brewhouse Theatre. If you enjoy getting active, Go Ape Cannock is nearby, while Branston Golf and Country Club, Burton-on-Trent Golf Club and Conkers woodland and adventure park are both close to the village.
Other attractions near Drakelow include the National Forest Adventure Farm, Claymills Victorian Pumping Station, Branston Water Park and Rosliston Forestry Centre.
Drakelow is near the A38 and A444, which provide road links to Burton-upon-Trent and beyond. From the village, the drive to the centre of Burton takes just 10 minutes, where the town's railway station has regular services to Derby, Nottingham and Birmingham.
Birmingham is a 45-minute drive away from Drakelow, while Derby can be reached in 30 minutes and Nottingham in 45 minutes. When it's time to go on holiday, East Midlands Airport is only 30 minutes away by car, while Birmingham Airport can be reached in 35 minutes, offering plenty of choice when you book your next trip abroad.
Drakelow Park
Walton Road, Drakelow, BURTON-ON-TRENT, DERBYSHIRE, DE15 9UA
Shepherd's Rest
Forest Road, Burton-On-Trent, BURTON-ON-TRENT, STAFFORDSHIRE, DE13 9TP
The Paddocks
Newton Road, Newton Solney, BURTON-ON-TRENT, DERBYSHIRE, DE15 0TQ
Alton Way, Littleover, DERBY, DERBYSHIRE, DE23 3XD
David Wilson Homes @Mickleover
Kensey Road, Mickleover, DERBY, CITY OF DERBY, DE3 0AB
Dunstall Park
Ventura Park Road, Bitterscote, TAMWORTH, STAFFORDSHIRE, B78 3HJ
HALLAM PARK
Limburg Avenue, Lichfield, LICHFIELD, STAFFORDSHIRE, WS13 6RX
Doveridge Park
Derby Road, Doveridge, ASHBOURNE, DERBYSHIRE, DE6 5LW
Grange View
Grange Road, Hugglescote, COALVILLE, LEICESTERSHIRE, LE67 2BT
Bentley Fields
Sorrel Close, Uttoxeter, UTTOXETER, STAFFORDSHIRE, ST14 8UP
Ramblers' Gate
Old Derby Road, Ashbourne, ASHBOURNE, DERBYSHIRE, DE6 1BN
St Mary's Gate
Bayswater Square, Stafford, STAFFORD, STAFFORDSHIRE, ST18 0YH
The Long Shoot
Fleece Lane, Nuneaton, NUNEATON, WARWICKSHIRE, CV11 6BS
Hunters Lodge
Willow Road, Barrow Upon Soar, LOUGHBOROUGH, LEICESTERSHIRE, LE12 8HZ
The Spinney
Welbeck Avenue, Burbage, HINCKLEY, LEICESTERSHIRE, LE10 2JH

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Q: Exception handling fails for a particular type of runtime exception I have the code below that works well for me and is used inside the "application on error" event of my web application. However, I have one runtime error that manages to escape this code:

"Event code: 4010  Event message: An unhandled security exception has occurred. "

This mean I do not have the stack trace allowing me to see what is causing this problem. How can I modify my code to also catch this runtime error?
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        //PageTitle
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        //Date
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        //Error
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        //HTTP-Values
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            {
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Taxpayers funded the entry fees for three City Councilors to participate in the annual Mayor's Cup golf tournament, which took place at Broadmoor Golf Club on June 9. Council President Merv Bennett and Councilors Tom Strand and Don Knight took part, at a cost of $275 each, or a total of $875, paid from Council funds designated for travel and expenses, according to records obtained by the Independent through a records request.
A fourth player, city Chief Financial Officer Kara Skinner, also played in the tournament but paid her own entry fee.
In a March 4 email, Knight told Council Administrator Eileen Gonzalez that the fee "will be [paid] out of City funds."
Then, on May 27, Knight wrote an email to Council staff, saying, "Please sign me up for the golf tourney. I checked with the ethics committee [and] it is okay to use Council funds to pay the entry fee."
According to a news release, proceeds fund Spirit of the Springs awards, which recognize citizens' contributions to the city, and "cultivate future City Government leadership." More than $250,000 has been raised in four years by the tournament, funding 22 full-tuition scholarships for public safety students at Pikes Peak Community College. It also funded Leadership Pikes Peak, Waldo Canyon Fire recovery efforts of Colorado Springs Together, and the Colorado Springs Conservatory.


A car accident left Nick Scott unable to walk, but it didn't derail his competitive ambitions. He's become a shining light in wheelchair bodybuilding and an inspiration to lifters everywhere!
It's easy to become jaded about stories of champion fitness athletes and bodybuilders who've overcome some sort of adversity. But once in a while, we're introduced to a man or woman whose struggle is so compelling, the odds so insurmountable, that it forces us to take notice and get inspired.
The story of Nick Scott is one such account. An ordinary teenager, Nick had the usual aspirations of young men of his age: sports and girls.
But his life changed on Aug. 17, 1998, when a tire blew out on his Buick Skylark. The car rolled over 5-1/2 times, ejected him, and then hit him in the back as a final indignity.
He tells the story in the new video "Rising Up: The Story Of Nick Scott."
In his hospital bed, Nick wasn't certain he'd ever walk again. Paralyzed from the waist down, he fell into a deep depression while his body weight eventually ballooned to more than 300 pounds. Coming back wasn't easy. But eventually, his resilient character began to fight back.
"What's the one thing you gain from losing everything?" he asks. "It's perspective. Because it wasn't about if my glass was half empty or half full. I was just grateful that I had a glass."
Slowly and methodically, Nick began to learn the skills he needed to start training again. He realized he could still bench big and do plenty else in the gym, and he saw his body weight creep down from 300 to a svelte 190.
"It took me many years to accept who I am and be OK with who I am," Nick recalls. "We all have disabilities, but one of mine is visible.
In 2006, Nick entered his first wheelchair bodybuilding competition. The outcome, he quickly realized, didn't matter. All that mattered was what he learned along the way.
"I saw guys who were worse off than me who were completely shredded," he recalls. "My perspective completely changed."
Now 34, Nick's goal today is to bring his passion for health and strength to others in need. Besides helping to create the first pro wheelchair competition with Bodybuilding.com, he seeks to improve the lives of others affected by disability.
"This has opened up doors, new opportunities to not just tell my story, but to give back, impact, inspire, and make a difference," he says. "Live your life fearlessly, and you can achieve anything you want."


For most people, the term 'eating out' is associated with an unhealthy lifestyle (and now an expensive one too thanks to various taxes). More often than not, the term 'health conscious' brings up images of abstinence from good tasting food. My addiction to 'all things salad' from late last year has however shown me that eating healthy doesn't have to mean 'eating boring'. (PS: It's a different story that I'll gorge down an entire chicken after a rather large bowl of salad).
Bringing fun and flavour to the term 'healthy', the folks at Smoke House Deli ( on Lavelle Road) introduced a special, and fairly elaborate, menu of healthy yet scrumptious food that covers everything from vegan to vegetarian to diary free to paleo and more. I was invited to the launch in March, but owing to work and travel, never got around to writing about it. I have gone back twice since to satisfy my appetite with the healthy options. While the launch had us sample almost all the dishes off the menu, I'd like to describe some of my favourites and some of the healthier options whose flavour doesn't have me quite convinced. The Paleo Coconut and Seafood Broth is one of my favourites on the menu. A Thai-inspired soup has been created for the lactose intolerant eater, without compromising on flavour. Strong flavours of lemongrass and coriander make this a favourite for almost any time of year. There was also a Millet and Spinach soup that a friend of mine fell in love with, but I'm yet to give that one a taste.
The menu also offers low glycemic sandwiches made from either gluten free bread or ragi, which despite the ominous sounding category were quite flavourful. I do recollect trying out the Soya Marinated Tofu and Spinach, whose filling I enjoyed thoroughly although the bread didn't quite hit the spot as it got soggy fairly quickly and crumbled.
Salads! One of my current cooking obsessions! The Super Salads offer patrons numerous options to choose from including Grilled Peach and Papaya with Amaranth Granola, a Classic Watermelon with feta and arugula (another favourite of mine), smoke chicken and caper berries and more. The highlight for me was the apricot chilli dressing on the Kefir soaked Chicken with organic red rice and brown rice flakes salad. (PS – Not yet a fan of red rice).
SHD has also included gluten free pasta made from scratch with their signature non-wheat flour. We were served a plate of the Jowar Gnocchi and Mushroom Fricasse. I'll admit that I'm a bit of a moody eater when it comes to regular Gnocchi. Unfortunately, the one made from jowar didn't quite cut it for me. Everyone else at the table did seem to enjoy the flavours and go for seconds. My favourite from that course was the Grilled Vegetable Ravioli with Coconut and Soya Milk. Served with sunflower seeds, the sauce tasted fabulous with the ravioli that was cooked perfectly.
The main course (Yes, we've just gotten to the main course) kicked off with Pan Seared Rawas with Soya milk and Bhavnagri sauce, served with kidney beans, chickpeas and corn. Another diary free dish, the fish needed probably just a minute more of cooking as it the skin was a bit soft. Besides that, wonderful flaking and a strong blend of flavours from every element on the plate. Some of the other dishes we sampled were the Ras El Hanout grilled Chicken with Spicy Brown rice, something that found favour with everyone owing to the overall spicy flavour; and the Lean Tenderloin steak with Roasted Cauliflower.
I was looking forward to seeing what dessert would have in store, because, to me, the only healthy dessert in the world is a simple fruit salad. While the Banana Flour Cake with Carrot Pate wasn't the most appetizing dish I've seen, the flavours were all there. While it ticked off all the boxes on what a dessert should be, it was missing the typical guilty pleasure of a dessert that one expects. It was a similar story with the Cacao Nib and Soya Milk Cheese Cake with a Nachini Crust. Ticked all the boxes, great presentation but I wasn't feeling guilty. And it is that guilt that makes one love a dessert even more.
Despite staying away from all the good stuff like cheese, butter, oil and more, the meal at SHD was quite filling yet didn't make me feel bloated such that I wanted to go back home and sleep for the rest of the day. As I had mentioned, I've been back to SHD on Lavelle Road twice since the inaugural lunch and have never missed ordering the Paleo Coconut and Seafood Broth and the classic Watermelon with feta and arugula salad, irrespective of what else I may order. Kudos to the chefs for going the extra mile to bring the terms 'healthy food' and 'tasty food' closer to one another. It won't be love at first bite for many people, but do make your way through the extensive menu and find your favourites.


Over 1,000 catfish have been stocked in Lockerly's pond. Some are BIG & are waiting for you to catch them! For children ages 16 and under. 1 adult per 2 children. Lockerly will provide the bait. Bring your own rods, reels, tackle, stringer or bucket. Take home up to 5 fish per child!


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Q: Attach debugger onto another Visual Studio instance I'm doing some visual studio extension development in Visual Studio 2010.
It would be useful to debug while developing so I have it configured to open another instance of VS when debugger for F5 ( http://donovanbrown.com/post/How-to-debug-a-Visual-Studio-Extension.aspx). This all works fine but is there a way to attach a debugger to an existing instance of VS2010, I have tried and the breakpoints aren't being hit. There are no errors but wondering if there is a way?
I should add I do know how to attach to a debugger and I have used it before to attach to ASP.net code.

A: Under Debug there is a item called Attach to Process. This will do exactly what you want it to do.

Use the Title column to tell which instance of devenv.exe you want to connect to (notice that I started the attach on BinaryFileSearch, but I am attaching to FixClientNoteRTF).

It does not let you attach to yourself because if you hit a breakepoint the UI would stop responding and how would you tell it to step or continue?

A: OK managed to solve it.
What I was doing was when opening an instance of Visual studio, following the usual method, i.e. open a normal instance ( devenv.exe).
What you have to is open a experiemental instance, using the parameters ( cmd line mode):
/rootsuffix Exp
Then use the attach to debugger mode to attach to this instance.


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Indonesian volcano Mount Sinabung erupts: Over 10,000 evacuated
Updated June 16, 2015 — 9.14pm first published at 9.11pm
More than 10,000 villagers have fled a rumbling volcano in western Indonesia this month, most in recent days after a series of violent eruptions, an official said on Tuesday.
Authorities raised the alert status of Mount Sinabung, on Sumatra island, to the highest level at the start of June after detecting a sharp increase in activity.
Mount Sinabung spews ash as seen from the nearest village in Karo district, North Sumatra. Credit:AFP
The volcano, which came back to life two years ago after a period of inactivity, erupted violently at the weekend, spewing hot ash and rocks high into the air.
Sinabung - which killed 16 people in a fierce eruption last year - was continuing to belch out a thick plume of smoke high into the sky on Tuesday, covering homes far away with a coating of ash.
A resident looks on as Mount Sinabung erupts, as seen from Sukanalu village, North Sumatra. Credit:Reuters
About 7500 residents have been evacuated from their villages following the weekend eruptions, disaster agency official Tri Budiarto told AFP.
They "left their homes on motorcycles, in cars and on military trucks. They were from six villages located in the danger zone south and southeast of the volcano," he said.
Several thousand people fled their homes at the start of the month when the alert status was lifted, and the total number of evacuees now stands at 10,714, said the disaster agency.
The evacuees are sheltering in government buildings and places of worship in Kabanjahe town, about 10 kilometres from Sinabung.
An Indonesian woman looks on as Mount Sinabung spews ash. Credit:AFP
Volcanic activity remained high on Tuesday, with Sinabung spewing out rocks and hot gas over a distance of three kilometres four times since early morning, said Armen Putra, head of the volcano observation post.
"We could still feel tremors. Ash one to two millimetres thick covered roads and homes located 15 kilometres away," he said.
Molten lava from Mount Sinabung volcano is seen Karo district. Credit:AFP
"It could take weeks before it eases, but for now, it is dangerous for people living nearby so we have recommended for them to evacuate."
After Sinabung rumbled back to life in 2013, more than 10,000 people fled from nearby villages. Some have returned home but more than 6000 of the original evacuees are still living in shelters.
The volcano has also had a devastating economic impact, with the disaster agency estimating it caused more than $100 million in damage last year and in 2013 in a broad range of areas, including infrastructure, farming and tourism.
Sinabung is one of 129 active volcanoes in Indonesia, which sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire, a belt of seismic activity running around the basin of the Pacific Ocean.
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British MP introduces bill to restrict offshore wind
20 January 2014 by Ben Miller
UK: A member of Britain's Parliament has introduced a bill seeking to restrict the height, number, location and subsidies of offshore wind turbines within 32 kilometres of the country's coast.
MP Christopher Chope's Christchurch constituency lies near Navitus Bay
Conservative member of parliament (MP) for Christchurch in Dorset, Christopher Chope, introduced the private members' bill (PMB), which received its second reading in the House of Commons on Friday.
Chope's constituency is near the proposed 1.1GW Navitus Bay offshore wind farm, which would be located 13 kilometres off the Dorset and Hampshire coasts.
His proposals include banning the erection of wind turbines within 24 kilometres of England and Wales' coastline, restricting the height of a wind turbines to 100 metres within 32 kilometres of the two countries coasts and stopping any wind turbine being built within 32 kilometres of a World Heritage Site.
Dorset's Jurassic Coast, where the wind farm would be located off, is a World Heritage Site.
Chope wants to restrict the number of turbines at a wind farm to 100 and a 24 kilometre exclusion zone from other projects. He also wants to see the end of tax-payer funded payments in excess of the prevailing wholesale price of electricity.
The bill's second reading debate will continue on 24 January. It was first presented to Parliament, during its first reading, on 24 June.
The bill is supported by Conservative MPs Peter Bone, David Nuttall, Philip Davies, Douglas Carswell, Julian Lewis, Conor Burns and Richard Drax.
Only a small minority of PMBs become law, which need government support. Energy Minister Michael Fallon said he does not support the bill as the Government is looking to support a range of renewable energy options.
A planning application for the 228 turbine Navitus Bay will be submitted in early 2014 and the secretary of state for energy and climate change is due to make a decision in 2015.
Final public consultation sessions launched for Navitus Bay
Surfing campaigners to scrutinise 1.1GW project plans
Navitus bay shortlists three UK ports for O&M base
Navitus Bay offers June/July public information sessions
UK launches €112m scheme to boost offshore wind supply chain
'Final and definitive decision' backs France's first offshore site
Zero-emissions 'possible' in UK with cost reductions
France signals increased capacity targets
Legislation / Regulation
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From Employee To Visionary!
Employee => Manager => Leader => Visionary
The evolution of individual work is fascinating!
For many reasons, inter alia, it is analogous to climbing an ever-higher mountain top from which the panorama is breathtaking!
At a more pragmatic level, this evolution pushes us to think "What next"?
What comes after a visionary? Can you envision (no pun intended) something?
I can only envision more employees becoming managers, more managers becoming leaders, and more leaders becoming visionaries. That's it!
Is it really?
Employee => Manager => Leader => Visionary => ?
Is there nothing else after a visionary?
I refuse to settle here!
I know there is no limit to human imagination other than our own self-imposed boundaries.
So, the question is really about how to break free from our own-self imposed mental boundaries to think beyond a visionary?
For thousands of years, humans have used psychedelic drugs to help them break free from their physical consciousness. But these practices have many limitations.
When I was much younger, I never understood why people drank to the point of losing consciousness, until an even younger fellow told me that that was precisely the point, namely, to break free from all mental inhibitions and restrictions giving a F*&% about everything! I could not help but feel truly sorry for these fellow humans. It is obvious to me that they feel so miserable that they have to get totally drunk to get a bit of temporary satisfaction out of life at a cost that may very well be their own life.
But I'm digressing. In any case, the point I'm making is that humans should be able to do much better than this. I mean, humans should be able to break free from their mental constraints and inhibitions without having to recur to pyrrhic measures.
I have no doubt in mind that as humans continue to evolve they will be better able to tap into their divinity to break free and transcend the mundane.
I recently came across a video of a US doctor in his 60s ("Slomo") who grew up as a normal kid in a small farm, then went to college and medical school and became a neurologist. By most known "standards" he was living the American dream, i.e., he was rich and had a commendable job. Yet, he felt he was going nowhere, like an empty shell, until he finally woke up from his "American dream" and began to live his life doing what he truly wanted to do. In other words, he was able to tap into his divinity and envisioned a brighter world ahead of him!
Once humans envision their brightest possible future, there is nothing that can stop them from living it!
The question is, how can anyone envision a brighter future for him/herself?
Here's To The Health Of Your Evolution At Work!
About the author: Dr. Wandemberg is an international consultant, professor, and analyst of economic, environmental, social, managerial, marketing, and political issues. For the past 30 years Dr. Wandemberg has collaborated with corporations, communities, and organizations to integrate sustainability through self-transformation processes and Open Systems Design Principles, thus, catalyzing a Culture of Trust, Transparency, and Integrity.
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Relive some of the greatest moments in the Rams vs. San Francisco 49ers rivalry.
Rams fullback Tom McCormick, leg high in the air, dives headfirst over the line to score early in the first quarter of season opener against the Forty Niners before a capacity crowd of over 60,000, Sept. 25, 1955, San Francisco, Calif. The Rams had already made two points with a safety. Others, from left: 49er Tackle Leo Nomellini (73) and Rams linesmen Duane Putnam (61), Frank Fuller (71) and Bobby Cross (73). (AP Photo/RHH)
Hugh McElhenny (39, with ball) of the San Francisco 49ers, goes for nine yards around right end on pitchout against the Los Angeles Rams, Nov. 8, 1959. Moving for Rams are backs Jack Pardee (32) and Les Richter (48). (AP Photo/Harold Filan)
Forty Niner fullback J.D. Smith is swarmed by Los Angeles Rams players as he tries for an around-end effort in first quarter between the two National League teams at Kezar Stadium, Oct. 2, 1960, San Francisco, Calif. Smith made a two-yard gain on the play. Identifiable Rams are Don Ellerslic (44), George Struger (77) and Jack Morris (40). (AP Photo)
Los Angeles Rams running back Dick Bass (22) carries the football during the Rams 17-7 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on November 12, 1961 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
San Francisco 49ers running back Don Lisbon (42) carries the ball with Los Angeles Rams defensive backs Charley Britt (17) and Eddie Meador (21) closing in during a 28-21 Rams victory on October 27, 1963, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angele (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
Los Angeles Rams running back Henry Dyer (35) carries the football and scores on a 1-yard touchdown run during the Rams 24-10 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on October 6, 1968 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Jack Snow (84) catches a touchdown behind San Francisco 49ers Hall of Fame cornerback Jimmy Johnson (37) during a 20-6 Rams victory on October 11, 1970, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel (18) drops back to pass during the Rams 17-6 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on November 21, 1971 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
San Francisco 49ers quarterback John Brodie (12) throws while being pressured by Los Angeles Rams defensive end Fred Dryer (89) during game at the Los Angeles Coliseum, Oct. 8, 1972. The Rams defeated the 49ers 31-7. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
Los Angeles Rams quarterback James Harris (12) spots Lawrence McCutcheon (30) in the clear during the Rams 37-14 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on October 20, 1974 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Larry Brooks (90) sacks 49ers quarterback Scott Bull (19) during the Rams 34-14 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on October 2, 1977 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
Quarterback Joe Montana #16 of the San Francisco 49ers throws a pass against the Los Angeles Rams at Anaheim Stadium on October 5, 1978 in Anaheim, California. The Rams defeated the 49ers 48-26. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Vince Ferragamo (15) calls signals at the line of scrimmage during the Rams 45-35 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on October 23, 1983 at Anaheim Stadium in Anaheim, California. (AP Photo/NFL Photos)
San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angles Rams at Candlestick Park Sunday, December 14, 1984. 49ers beat the Rams 19-16. Los Angles Rams Running Back Eric Dickerson (29). (AP Photo/Al Golub)
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Henry Ellard (80) makes a catch during an NFL football game against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, Dec. 18, 1988 in San Francisco. The Rams won the game, 38-16. (AP Photo/Greg Trott)
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Flipper Anderson (83) celebrates during an NFL football game against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, Oct. 1, 1989, in San Francisco. The Rams won the game, 13-12. (AP Photo/Greg Trott)
San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angles Rams at Candlestick Park Sunday, October 4, 1992. 49ers Beat Rams 27-24. Los Angles Rams linebacker Kevin Greene (91) sets sites on San Francisco 49ers running back Ricky Watters (32). (AP Photo/Al Golub)
San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angles Rams at Candlestick Park Sunday, November 20, 1994. 49ers beat Rams 31-27. Los Angles Rams running back Jerome Bettis (36) follows guard Tom Newberry (66) through the line. (AP Photo/Al Golub)
St. Louis Rams wide receiver Isaac Bruce catches one of his four scoring receptions during an NFL game against the San Francisco 49ers at the TWA Dome on October 10, 1999. The Rams defeated the 49ers 42-20. (Peter Read Miller via AP)
San Francisco 49ers vs. St. Louis Rams at Candlestick Park Sunday, October 29, 2000. Rams beat 49ers 34-24. St. Louis Rams running back Marshall Faulk (28). (AP Photo/Al Golub)
Offensive linemen Richie Incognito #68 and Todd Steussie #79 of the St. Louis Rams pass block for quarterback Marc Bulger #10 during the game against the San Francisco 49ers at Monster Park on September 17, 2006 in San Francisco, California. The Niners defeated the Rams 20-13. (AP Photo/Paul Spinelli)
St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson (39) runs for yardage in their NFL football game in San Francisco, Sunday, Nov. 18, 2007. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)
St. Louis Rams free safety Oshiomogho Atogwe, right, intercepts a pass intended for San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis, left, during the second quarter of an NFL football game Sunday, Dec. 21, 2008, in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
St. Louis Rams defensive end Chris Long takes up his position during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game against the San Francisco 49ers Sunday, Dec. 26, 2010, in St. Louis. The Rams won 25-17. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
St. Louis Rams middle linebacker James Laurinaitis (55) holds up the football after the Rams recovered a fumble by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game in Santa Clara, Calif., Sunday, Nov. 2, 2014. The Rams won 13-10. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)
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Policies to Enhance Water Sector in Jordan
Zeyad S. Tarawneh, Nidal A. Hadadin and Ahmad N. Bdour
DOI : 10.3844/ajassp.2008.698.704
We suggested general polices that can be implemented to improve the sustainability and serviceability of the water sector in Jordan. It is suggested that water legislations in Jordan need to be updated to expand the involvement of the private sector to retain sustainable maintenance programmes that effectively mend water distribution systems. Moreover, water resources should be reallocated among competing sectors considering priority to users with purposes that are deemed to have the higher returns in economic and social terms. It is suggested that activating public awareness programmes will raise community understanding and support for water allocation plans among competing water use sectors and improve public participation in developing and accepting new policies related to water management.
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Aminat Aigbe posted: "16-year-old Kenyan girl stabbed to death 20 times by her teenage friend after she rejected request for intimacyA 17-year-old boy who allegedly killed a girl, 16, in a terrible manner, for rejecting his sexual advances.has been arrested in Kenya. Valerian "
16-year-old Kenyan girl stabbed to death 20 times by her teenage friend after she rejected request for intimacy
A 17-year-old boy who allegedly killed a girl, 16, in a terrible manner, for rejecting his sexual advances.has been arrested in Kenya.
Valerian Njeri, a form 2 student was stabbed more than 20 times, by the teenage boy after she turned down his request for intimacy.
The tragic incident happened on Thursday, November 28, less than 100 metres from her family's homestead at Mirera in the periphery of Naivasha town,
Her innocent gesture to return a book earlier given out to her by a neighbour and friend she trusted turned fatal. According to police investigators, the assailant used the book to bait the unsuspecting girl and lured her into the house.
Valerie's father John Ndonu is yet to come to terms with the death of his first-born child whom he described as the family's beacon of hope.
"She was everything a parent wanted in a child. She was obedient and loved education. She wanted to become a doctor and was passionate about it," said the mourning father.
She had scored 346 marks in the KCPE, laying bear her education prowess and secured admission at the prestigious Mary Leakey Girls' School, and was set to join Form Three next year.
Her mother, Mary Goleti Chepleting, said she was a staunch Catholic. "We used to pray in turns whenever she was home," she recalls.
On the fateful day, Mr Ndonu recalls reminding her daughter to complete her house chores as well as her holiday assignments.
"She promised to do so the same day and we agreed I would append my signature on the school diary as is the norm. That was the last time we spoke," said Mr Ndonu, overcome with emotion.
Mr Ndonu said that after being informed that his daughter was missing, he rushed home with his wife and joined neighbours, friends and relatives in searching for the girl.
"After several hours of searching, we gave up and decided to continue with the mission later. The following day, a neighbour stumbled on her lifeless body right outside our compound," he narrated.
According to police, the girl was found naked with over 20 stab wounds on her body.
The boy accused of killing Njeri had attempted to start a relationship with her but she flatly refused, Mr Ndonu added.
The local Nyumba Kumi chairman, Daniel Gichanga, is still pained by the incident that happened a stone's throw away from his place of business.
"I even asked the teenager arrested for the killing to get me a glass of drinking water and he did it without exhibiting any emotions," said Mr Gichanga.
He said the boy, a Form Three student at Nanyuki High School, used to lend his books to Njeri during school holidays.
"The teenager accosted the victim after she returned one of the books at around midday. After she turned down his advances to get intimate, he turned wild and stabbed her several times," said Mr Gichanga.
Police said the suspect hid the body inside his room before dumping it outside the family's compound at night.
The police are still piecing together information but DCIO boss Kenneth Njoroge said the boy is the prime suspect.
"Initial investigations indicate that the teenager is a key suspect. He is still being interrogated," he said.
Her body was moved to Naivasha hospital mortuary where a post-mortem will be conducted.
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All dates are still appearing in iCal as the day before. That is, tasks for 'today' appear as for 'yesterday'. An item with the OF date 21 November appears as 20 November.
I think we've seen a number of people problems such as this, but no solution. I seemed to have this issue with some items in iCal right after I upgraded to Leopard. When it went to sync w/ .Mac, it had conflicts with some events being off by a day. I don't sync OF with iCal so I don't think this is an issue w/ Leopard iCal and syncing.
I haven't had a chance to test this thoroughly yet, but my speculation is that this bug only happens for time zones East of GMT, and I think it might only happen if you haven't turned on time zone support in iCal's Advanced Preferences.
I think that what's happening is that iCal usually expects the due date to be the same no matter what time zone you're in, so they set the due date's time to noon GMT (London time) so that every time zone in the world will have the same date when that time is reached, and they always display the date as it would be seen in GMT.
OmniFocus considers the time of the due date to be significant, so we assign whatever time of day you actually specified—and defaulting the beginning of the day. Since the beginning of the day in Seattle still has the same date in London, we don't see that bug here in Seattle; but the beginning of the day in Paris is still late evening of the previous day in London, so iCal ends up displaying an earlier date.
When you turn on time zone support in iCal, I think it might display the date of a task based on when that moment occurs in your current time zone rather than when it occurs in GMT. But again, I haven't actually sat down and tested this theory yet, it's just my guess based on some of the bug reports I've seen about this.
I am in timezone GMT+2 and have enabled timezone support in iCal. The issue persists.
I'm in timezone GMT+10 and the same thing continues.
I've always had time zone support selected.
The times have always been fine until one of the releases in the last week or so.
I'm in timezone GMT+10 and the same thing continues. I've always had time zone support selected.
We haven't changed anything in our date synchronization recently, but we did recently fix a bug in our date selection code which would cause our date inspector to use a default time of noon rather than midnight. So if you've been using the inspectors, you've perhaps been getting due dates of noon until now, and when noon was synchronized with iCal it was still the same date.
I guess we can work around this problem by always telling iCal that the due time is noon (rather than the actual value from OmniFocus), but that's a disappointing solution since it means that other clients that don't have this problem won't get to see the actual time anymore.
Forget iCal. OF now has yesterday's items  showing up in red, and today's items in orange.
I this a Leopard-specific problem?
Hey, I have to bring this up again, 'cause nothing changed over the last releases.