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To the choirmaster: with stringed instruments. A Psalm of Asaph. A Song. In Judah God is known; his name is great in Israel. His abode has been established in Salem, his dwelling place in Zion. There he broke the flashing arrows, the shield, the sword, and the weapons of war. Selah Glorious are you, more majestic than the mountains of prey. The stouthearted were stripped of their spoil; they sank into sleep; all the men of war were unable to use their hands. ...
Now King Solomon sent and brought Hiram from Tyre. He was a widow's son from the tribe of Naphtali, and his father was a man of Tyre, a worker in bronze; and he was filled with wisdom and understanding and skill for doing any work in bronze So he came to King Solomon and performed all his work. He fashioned the two pillars of bronze; eighteen cubits was the height of one pillar, and a line of twelve cubits measured the circumference of both. read more. Christian Gifts
"Bezalel and Oholiab and every craftsman in whom the Lord has put skill and intelligence to know how to do any work in the construction of the sanctuary shall work in accordance with all that the Lord has commanded." And Moses called Bezalel and Oholiab and every craftsman in whose mind the Lord had put skill, everyone whose heart stirred him up to come to do the work. And they received from Moses all the contribution that the people of Israel had brought for doing the work on the sanctuary. They still kept bringing him freewill offerings every morning, so that all the craftsmen who were doing every sort of task on the sanctuary came, each from the task that he was doing, and said to Moses, "The people bring much more than enough for doing the work that the Lord has commanded us to do." ... Christian Canvas Art
"Then bring near to you Aaron your brother, and his sons with him, from among the people of Israel, to serve me as priests—Aaron and Aaron's sons, Nadab and Abihu, Eleazar and Ithamar. And you shall make holy garments for Aaron your brother, for glory and for beauty. You shall speak to all the skillful, whom I have filled with a spirit of skill, that they make Aaron's garments to consecrate him for my priesthood. These are the garments that they shall make: a breastpiece, an ephod, a robe, a coat of checker work, a turban, and a sash. They shall make holy garments for Aaron your brother and his sons to serve me as priests. They shall receive gold, blue and purple and scarlet yarns, and fine twined linen. ... Scripture Verse Wall Art
He also made two pillars for the front of the house, thirty-five cubits high, and the capital on the top of each was five cubits. He made chains in the inner sanctuary and placed them on the tops of the pillars; and he made one hundred pomegranates and placed them on the chains. He erected the pillars in front of the temple, one on the right and the other on the left, and named the one on the right Jachin and the one on the left Boaz. Share Your Faith Products
Now there were four supports at the four corners of each stand; its supports were part of the stand itself. On the top of the stand there was a circular form half a cubit high, and on the top of the stand its stays and its borders were part of it. He engraved on the plates of its stays and on its borders, cherubim, lions and palm trees, according to the clear space on each, with wreaths all around.read more. Christian Gifts
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Beaten silver is brought from Tarshish, and gold from Uphaz. They are the work of the craftsman and of the hands of the goldsmith; their clothing is violet and purple; they are all the work of skilled men. But the Lord is the true God; he is the living God and the everlasting King. At his wrath the earth quakes, and the nations cannot endure his indignation. Thus shall you say to them: "The gods who did not make the heavens and the earth shall perish from the earth and from under the heavens." Scripture Verse Wall Art
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In the four hundred and eightieth year after the people of Israel came out of the land of Egypt, in the fourth year of Solomon's reign over Israel, in the month of Ziv, which is the second month, he began to build the house of the Lord. The house that King Solomon built for the Lord was sixty cubits long, twenty cubits wide, and thirty cubits high. The vestibule in front of the nave of the house was twenty cubits long, equal to the width of the house, and ten cubits deep in front of the house. And he made for the house windows with recessed frames. He also built a structure against the wall of the house, running around the walls of the house, both the nave and the inner sanctuary. And he made side chambers all around. ... Scripture Verse Wall Art
and in the cutting of stones for settings and in the carving of wood, so as to perform in every inventive work. "He also has put in his heart to teach, both he and Oholiab, the son of Ahisamach, of the tribe of Dan. "He has filled them with skill to perform every work of an engraver and of a designer and of an embroiderer, in blue and in purple and in scarlet material, and in fine linen, and of a weaver, as performers of every work and makers of designs.
He made 300 shields of beaten gold, using three hundred shekels of gold on each shield, and the king put them in the house of the forest of Lebanon. Moreover, the king made a great throne of ivory and overlaid it with pure gold. There were six steps to the throne and a footstool in gold attached to the throne, and arms on each side of the seat, and two lions standing beside the arms. Twelve lions were standing there on the six steps on the one side and on the other; nothing like it was made for any other kingdom. All King Solomon's drinking vessels were of gold, and all the vessels of the house of the forest of Lebanon were of pure gold; silver was not considered valuable in the days of Solomon. Christian Canvas Art

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La lettre Ѡ (en minuscule ѡ), appelée oméga, est une ancienne lettre de l'alphabet cyrillique. Sa forme et son nom sont hérités de la lettre grecque oméga .

Utilisation

Les lettres o et oméga cyrilliques sont empruntées à l'alphabet grec, mais slavon d'église n'a qu'un voyelle  principalement représentée par lettre o. Dans le style onciale utilisé dans les manuscrits slavons les plus anciens, l'oméga ѡ est principalement utilisé comme symbole pour représenter le nombre 800 mais aussi dans certains mots empruntés au grec. Ensuite, dans le style semionciale, oméga est utilisé plus fréquemment dans les manuscrits, apparemment à des fins décoratives. Dans ce style les lettres oméga alongée Ꙍ et oméga rond Ѻ sont aussi utilisées, parfois pour indiquer l'intonation, mais plus souvent de manière plus ou moins arbitraire.

La lettre est à la base de la ligature Ѿ et est aussi diacritées : Ѡ҃ (minuscule ѡ҃), omega avec titlo. Elle n'est pas à confondre avec l'omega alongé Ꙍ (minuscule ꙍ) et Ѽ (minuscule ѽ), appelée en russe « omega avec grande apostrophe ».

Représentations informatiques
L'oméga cyrillique peut être représentée avec les caractères Unicode suivants :

Notes et références

Bibliographie

Liens internes
 Oméga , lettre grecque
 Oméga latin , lettre latine
 Oméga long , lettre cyrillique
 Oméga rond , lettre cyrillique

Lettre cyrillique

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Should Every Game Allow You to Choose Your Gender?
This week, Zero Punctuation reviews Lichdom: Battlemage.
Oh for fuck's sake, why didn't they just call it Battlemage? That's a really fucking good title: punchy, memorable, gets the point across. I'd call my dog Battlemage. Fuck it, I'd call my kid Battlemage - the playground beatings would be very character-building. Best of all, you feel like you can say it in conversation without having to prise the words through your teeth like a stubborn Werther's Original. The same cannot be said of the actual title, Lichdom: Battlemage, and whether or not "Lichdom" is a real word, it rolls off the tongue like a mouthful of socket wrenches.
I'm so sick of the endless colon-ization of new games that feel like they're too special to make do with one title! It's so mind-bogglingly self-important it makes me want to spit! So from now on, I'm going to pronounce colons as dry-heaves. Did you hear that, Beyond (HRUUH) Two Souls? Murdered (HRUUH) Soul Suspect?
Are we to take it that Lichdom (HRUUH) Battlemage is merely the first installment of an ongoing Lichdom series, not necessarily about battlemagery? Should we look forward to "Lichdom (HRUUH) Dishwasher," and "Lichdom (HRUUH) Tax Accountant?" No, of course we fucking shouldn't, because it's a game about battlemaging and essentially nothing else! I'm pretty sure there aren't even liches in it!
The setting is "Pseudo-Medieval Fantasy World Populated Inexplicably by Americans #5,792" - oh, I take it back, clearly we needed two titles to carry the weight of all this sterling creativity! Our story starts with a literal mustache-twirling villain walking into your house, weeing on your carpet and licking all the door knobs and then walking out while everyone laughs at your stupid, sad face, whereupon a mysterious man in a hood grants you the power to shoot fire out of your hands and tells you to go nuts. I suppose if you're making a fantasy game, there's no "fantasy" like "power fantasy'.
You can't say the villains aren't effectively hateable, but in a rather low-effort way. It's like making a picture of a baby harp seal look cute. Anyway, this all kicks off a rather linear, first-person, dungeon crawler-y sort of thing as you rampage across the land, picking off the occasional named villain in between setting fire to entire gangbangs worth of minions.
The stated intention of Battlemage - yeah, I'm just gonna call it that, deal with it - is to have a game about a mage who can get shit done, unhampered by mana-pools or spell cooldowns, who can meet an army of skeletons head-on and fucking wreck shit up, and doesn't have to hide behind his warrior friend who looks like he got his muscle growth inspiration from Akira. An agenda I can fully support, but while we are unhampered by mana-pools, another hamper gets dropped on us right off the bat with "spellcrafting" written along the side.
How it works is: you pause the game and do a series of little mathematical equations in which you multiply "element" by "delivery system" and divide it by the square root of "control, mastery or destruction" and then you sit with your chin on your fist inspecting all the little numbers that appear on screen in teeny-weeny eyestrain font to see if they're not bigger than the numbers on the spell you're already using. Then you can go back to throwing fireballs at the skeletons if that's really what's so important to you. All of which is kind of dumped on you with very little tutorializing, and it did take me a while to figure out that only one of the three directions a spell can take was actually doing what I wanted, that is, replace the numbers on the enemy health counters with slightly smaller ones.
Mind you, being poorly explained is the kind of problem that is only a problem once, and it didn't take that long for me to craft a gameplay style that worked for me, using bottlenecking and ice traps to freeze enemies in place while I blinked around throwing out fireballs like the clinic next door to the nursing school throws out morning-after pills. But there's still an awkwardness to the controls, such as having to hold down two buttons for a second to do an area-of-effect spell, and if you don't hold them down for long enough, then it fizzles out like a stiffy in the presence of Tony Abbott. So the combat has trouble getting a decent flow going, even if you didn't have to stop every now and again to do your fucking maths homework.
What became an annoyance later was that I didn't realize that Mr. Battlemage had a limited inventory for... I'm not even sure what they are - Yu-Gi-Oh cards? - that you craft into spells. So several hours in, I was told I couldn't pick up any more until I'd gotten rid of a few, except Mr. Battlemage is also a hoarder, apparently, because there doesn't seem to be any way to discard Yu-Gi-Oh cards except by combining them into stronger ones, and almost none of the combinations were better than the Yu-Gi-Oh cards I was picking up from random drops.
So as well as having to stop to do maths homework to make sure my spells were optimized, I was now having to rearrange my luggage as well, just so I can keep picking up new stuff to optimize spells with, and that's a dangerous thing to suddenly drop on someone who's already kind of bored of the game. There's a thousand momentary satisfactions to be had in the weighty thunk of missiles getting acquainted with charging enemies, and the environments are rather pretty, but it's so much wallpaper when gameplay consists just of linear paths broken up by combat, and after the intro, all story is brought across by having a support character show up at checkpoints and tell you about a bunch of cool things that happened off-screen.
At one point, she was all like, "Hey, those undead the cultists summoned have turned against them," so there'd be some dead cultists lying around in the next few arenas. And then a bit later, she popped up and said, "Never mind, they're all pals again now. They had a party, just over the next hill where you couldn't see. Shame you missed it, everyone had their tits out." Look, am I actually part of this story or am I the fucking janitor?
By that point, I was bored enough to be skipping all the optional combat arenas, and the savepoints got far enough apart that the game became too obnoxious to recommend. Maybe check it out if you're the kind of person for whom combining abstract concepts into limitless combinations of very small numbers holds endless appeal.
What is it with indie games and crafting, anyway? Seems like half the bloody Greenlight pages and fucking Kickstarter videos have got "crafting" front and centre on the projected feature list, just above "roguelike elements" and "zombies". But surely every game has crafting depending on how you define it. Many of them, for example, involve crafting "bullet" with "man" to create "dead man", and Battlemage crafts "crafting system" with "action fantasy" to create "Bored Yahtzee"!
A master of time and space: Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw
You just can't compete with wizards in the singles bar, they just hold out a hand and light the cigarette of every lovely in the fucking place
Mind you, third base becomes a risky endeavour
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More than 250 people gathered under the tent to celebrate the Conservancy's milestone and honor longtime volunteers as Park Champions. The first-ever Olmsted Award of Excellence was presented to Sarah Freeman.
The 15th year features activities throughout the year that focus on two of the park's greatest assets: people and trees. We kicked off the anniversary year at our Annual Meeting in November with an inspiring presentation by Coleen O'Connell and announcement by the Justine Mee Liff Fund of the launch of the Olmsted Tree Society, an initiative to raise $1 million to replace damaged trees and plant new ones in the Emerald Necklace.
From May through October, docents lead 90-minute tours of the Back Bay Fens every weekend and one-hour evening garden strolls on selected Tuesdays. 2015 schedule.
During the winter months, docents lead guided walks and offer a variety of programs at the Shattuck. Check calendar for schedule and details.


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Maverick Transportation LLC, one of the National Transportation Institute's Top Pay Carriers, recently announced a pay raise for student drivers and a new pay for experience plan. The student pay increase is applicable to all OTR divisions, bringing student starting pay to $.47-$.53 per mile depending on division. In addition, the new pay for experience plan will give months of service credit for all drivers.
The pay increase, which goes into effect June 17, 2018, will bring starting pay for student drivers to $.47 per mile for flatbed regional division, $.49 per mile for flatbed OTR division, $.53 per mile for OTR glass division, and $.49 per mile for OTR temperature control division. This is the fourth pay increase for Maverick Transportation drivers in recent months. The Arkansas-based carrier rolled out a $.05 per mile increase for its OTR temperature control division in April.
Additionally, Maverick will now give months of service credit for all drivers on the new pay for experience plan. All drivers, including student and experienced will receive pay for verifiable months of service credit, up to a maximum of 48 months. Maverick's $5,000 sign-on bonus now applies to all drivers with at least six months verifiable OTR experience.
Maverick drivers also enjoy pay increases up to five years, pay for performance bonus, and a driver referral bonus program. Other driver benefits include: excellent home time, weekend guarantee pay, paid orientation & training, paid weigh station bypass & tolls, 401k plan + match, company-paid life insurance, health and dental insurance options, and paid vacation. Temperature Control Division drivers also enjoy a $1,000 weekly minimum guarantee pay.


Thanks to anyone out there that was thinking of going to McGreevey's last night to throw tomatoes at me -- then decided against it. I might do something like that again (with a little more warning).
On the past two Tuesdays, I've tried the $1 burger and Dante's $2 grilled cheese. I compared and contrasted on the way home, and there isn't a clear winner. Maybe I'll have a full post before next Tuesday.
It's Cambridge Science Fest all week, and the annual Science Trivia Challenge could be an entertaining way to pick up some scientific knowledge.
It would more fun to compete with a team, but the deadline has passed. There are various rounds that begin at 6pm, 7pm, and 8pm.
There are other things going on during the day and evening, but this is the one that I'd want to see and looks like it will have available seats.
Beverly Ford & Stephanie Schorow, "The Boston Mob Guide: Hit Men, Hoodlums & Hideouts"
The Whitey Bulger case may actually begin someday. Isn't it time to brush on Boston's organized crime history?
Mary Roach, "Annual Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award in Cultural Humanism"
The author of "Stiff", "Spook", "Bonk", and "Packing for Mars" receives the award that may not have a lot of prestige after 5 years, but Roach writes fascinating books on various non-fiction topics.
You've got to love a country-metal band from Vermont, right? Well, they're not all-metal-all-the-time, but they do their fair share of rocking out. I hope to see Shelterbelt in person; the songs sound pretty good, and these guys have played in Boston faves such as Mittens, Frank Smith, Fuzzy, etc.
Every now and then, I enjoy an open-mic night without performing, and I like when there's a featured performer so you know that you'll like at least one act. The good news is that the awesome Audrey Ryan is anchoring the last Test Pressing at O'Brien's before it finds a new home.
Sign-ups are at 8pm, and performances should begin around 9pm. Audrey will likely go on about 10:30pm.
Kristen Ford Band, Spider Cider, and Bottom of the Well went on a 7-day tour that spanned from Philadelphia to Portland. After taking a couple days off, they are joined by few friends for a big ol' folky, funky, rocky homecoming show. Yes, you'll see multiple recurring faces onstage.


Nearly three in ten (28 per cent) experienced stigma from neighbours or flatmates.
Whilst Mind's research is based on the relatively small, national sample of 2009 people, I'm sure all would agree that providing the necessary support for residents who suffer from mental health problems is no less a priority. NHC members will be more than aware of their role in striving to support some of the most vulnerable in society. From the threat of homelessness, the challenges posed by Universal Credit, or domestic issues within the home; frontline staff can come into contact with residents under serious strain and it is integral that those staff are best placed to help.
Alongside Mind's research came a call for social housing providers to do more to ensure staff are "well equipped to support tenants who have mental health problems." This is a call the NHC has long aimed to respond to. Last October, alongside our partners HACT, we convened a Mental Health and Housing Conference where delegates heard of the innovative ways in which housing providers were collaborating with health services as well as new research that underlined the role housing can play in delivering recovery outcomes (you can read more about the conference HERE). And starting in February, the NHC will be running two new training courses to help our members recognise mental health issues and the impact they can have on both colleagues and, importantly, residents.
Mental Health and Supporting Residents will enable frontline staff to understand mental illness and how these issues can drive behaviour within residents. By looking at how problems can present themselves, dealing with difficult situations (including within the parameters of the Mental Capacity Act), and personal resilience; the course aims to prepare colleagues to deliver the kind of support that goes beyond traditional customer service.
Organisations will also be aware of their responsibility towards the wellbeing of all colleagues including those whose work can carry an emotional toll. Managing the Mental Wellbeing of your Team will help managers to look after the mental health of themselves and their team members. By the end of the course delegates will be equipped to have conversations about mental health, have the knowledge to manage potential trigger situations, and know how to start building a resilience that will maximise performance whilst preserving personal wellbeing.
The training will be conducted by experienced practitioners in the field of mental health support and coaching. Nicky McGee, a Mental Health Nurse and Crisis Clinician, has supported vulnerable residents in a variety of roles covering welfare advice, personal budgets and sustainable tenancies, and independent living and care. Glynis Osborne, Senior Development Consultant and founder of Thinking Success UK, has a background in psychology and has built a successful career in integrating resilience and communication skills into her role as a performance coach.
Overall the NHC will continue to focus on mental health and engage with members through roundtables and events to continue a dialogue around these challenges and share good practice and learning. Together we can all ensure social housing is both a great sector to work in and a happy place to call home.


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Wondering what, exactly, the AiRS Foundation does and whether our services might be right for you?
The AiRS Foundation began with a friendship between two women, Janet Denlinger and Morgan Hare. The two had successfully started eraclea, a science-based skin care company whose products help women feel healthy and confident, and wanted to contribute back to the community in some way.
They sought out Dr. Rod Rohrich, the founding Chairman of the Department of Plastic Surgery at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, asking him for ideas on how they might give back. Dr. Rohrich told them about some of the difficulties breast cancer survivors face in receiving breast reconstruction surgery after a mastectomy, and based on his suggestion, he, Denlinger and Hare founded the Alliance in Reconstructive Surgery (AiRS) Foundation.
In short, the AiRS Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness — and funds — for women who have had mastectomies and want reconstructive surgery, but cannot afford it.
On average, 1 in 8 women in the United States will develop an invasive form of breast cancer during her lifetime. Of these women, 70% are unaware of their breast reconstruction options and may be unable to pay for reconstruction in any case.
This is where the AiRS Foundation comes in.
We partner with physicians, healthcare providers and healthcare centers, providing the resources necessary to make reconstruction a possibility for women who would not otherwise have access to this surgery. We also educate professionals in the field about the importance of the procedure.
Restorative surgery is a vital part of total physical and emotional healing for many breast cancer survivors. But when this option isn't offered because it is either too expensive or healthcare providers simply don't realize its importance, women don't receive the healing they need to feel whole again. By educating others about the value of this procedure, as well as the options available to women from all income brackets, the AiRS Foundation works to bring health and wholeness to every breast cancer survivor's life.
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Excel drop down lists are very useful if you're creating data entry forms or other spreadsheets designed for use by multiple people. Adding a drop down list to a cell is a great way to force users of your spreadsheet to select certain pre-set values rather than whatever they're thinking at the time – Very useful when collecting large volumes of data.
In order to add an Excel drop down list you'll need to select the cell or cells you want to add the drop down list to and use the 'Data Validation' menu. In Excel 2003 or earlier you can reach this by selecting the 'Data' menu and then clicking on 'Validation', and in Excel 2007 or later you'll need to select the 'Data' tab in the ribbon, click on the 'Data Validation' drop down and then select 'Data Validation…'.
In the 'Allow' box you'll need to select 'List' which will introduce a new options box called 'Source'. It is at this point in the process that you'll tell Excel what options you want to include in your dropdown list, and for that you have 3 options.
Most likely it will be convenient to select your cell range rather than typing it in – To do this simply click the 'Cell Select' button to the right of the 'Source' box and then select the range of cells you want to use.
I'm not going to go too deeply into named ranges for the purposes of this tutorial, but it will sometimes be convenient for you to use a range of cells for your Excel drop down list. The 'List' data validation function has a minor limitation which will prevent you from selecting a range of cells that are situated in a different tab. The 'get around' for this limitation is to name the range of cells in question, and then enter '=NAME' into the source box.
Regardless of which method you used for entering the desired options for your Excel drop down list, the result will be the same. Simply click the OK button to complete your data validation options, and the drop down list will be created. If you now select the cell or cells which you've added the drop down list to, you'll find that it now has a down pointing arrow next to it. If you click on that arrow you'll now be able to select one of the options you've just added to the 'Data Validation' menu.
If at any point you want to remove the Excel drop down list, simply select the cell or cells in question and return to the 'Data Validation' menu. In the 'Allow' box select 'Any Value' to remove your data validation options and return the cells to their normal state.
So that's all for this Excel Drop Down List Tutorial, I hope you've found it helpful. Please let me know your thoughts by completing the feedback form at the bottom of the page.


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Q: Can Google App Engine be used with phonegap apps? I have been developing Phonegap application. I was looking into how Google App Engine(GAE) can be used with Phonegap.
I have couple of queries for which I couldn't find explanation after I Googled a little bit..

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*How GAE can be used with Phonegap?

*Can GAE be used with existing Phonegap apps?

*How is it beneficial?

*What will be pros and cons?

I Googled little bit but .
Any links to give overview of this would be a great help.
Thanks.

A: You can use google app engine with your phonegap using custom web service (REST and SOAP) as long your app can request and response with your web service.

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Dance Clan 3
All great art is about storytelling, and all great storytelling is about the triumph of the human spirit.
Image: Bangarra-Dance Clan 3- Nala - Leonard Mickelo. Photo by Greg Barrett.
Bangarra is the custodian of this triumph in the harbour city. It is vibrant, elegant, strong. It reaches out with stories and dreamings relevant to all of us. It makes us think and it makes us laugh. But above all it makes us feel alive.
I'm told that traditional theatre used to be like this too. But then, around the turn of the twentieth century Ibsen, Strindberg and Chekov, suffering as they were from Seasonal Affective Disorder, made it their lives' work to convince the world that destiny is capricious and life has no hope. Then came Brecht and Beckett, who added a whacking great glob of tedium to the mix. Finally the North American team of Williams, O'Neill and Miller, building on the 'joys' of their forbears, sat, and still sit, like stone sentinels around the coffin of despair.
But this is not Bangarra. Bangarra is the joy of the present and the hope of the future. Bangarra is light and colour. Their stories in dance are clearer and more poignant than anything anyone from traditional theatre has written since that clutch of miserable arctic-circlers got their cold bony hands on its throat.
On my way to Bangarra's new show last night I walked past the posters for yet another major theatre company about to do Godot, and couldn't help but think of their poor subscribers dutifully filing in over the coming weeks, steeling themselves against all that waiting. I hurried on, wondering if Bangarra's Clan 3 would be as fine and uplifting as they usually are. Well, they were better!
Tara Gower's Nala evoked the triumph of love, and elegantly offered the possibility of a more sustainable shared future. Jasmin Sheppard's Macq was a powerful portrayal of the Dh'arawal people in the Macquarie era and was a testament to their courage and survival. Deborah Brown's dance film dive, cleverly interspersed between the live performances, was a celebration of the courage of the Torres Straight pearl divers, and Yolande Brown's tableau vivant, the gorgeous Imprint offered an image of how Aboriginal stories can be brought into the forefront of Australian values, in a process of transformation and liberation for us all. Fittingly the show ended with the sand drawing of a dreaming track of hope.
All the dancers were superb, a true ensemble of beauty. They were perfectly supported by the very best in costuming from Jennifer Irwin, lighting from Matt Cox, set design from Jacob Nash, not to mention an eclectic and hauntingly beautiful musical score from David Page, Huey Benjamin and Steve Francis. Congratulations to artistic director Stephen Page. Thank you for your hope and for keeping the flame of theatre alive.
Dance Clan 3: Bangarra Dance Theatre, The Wharf, Sydney 19 November 2013
November 20-December 1. Bangarra Studio Theatre, Pier 4 Walsh Bay. Bookings on 9251 533 or go to bangarra.com.au/performance/danceclan3.
Victor Kline
Victor Kline started his working life as Sydney's youngest barrister. He is now Editor of the Federal Court Reports, and an award winning playwright, director and actor who has worked extensively in theatre in Sydney and off Broadway in New York. He is also author of the novel Rough Justice and the bestselling memoir The House at Anzac Parade. His new novel The Story of the Good American is publishing shortly.
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When I finally decided to start the book, I trawled through literally thousands of photographers and photographs for a shot of Ballymacdermot, Killeavey. After hours of searching, I finally found it, mystical and breath taking, by the photographer Gary Mc Parland.
Gary Mc Parland is an Award Winning photographer based in Co Armagh in Northern Ireland. He has been shooting Landscapes and Weddings for the last 12 Years and in that time has grown to be one of Irelands most influential Landscape photographers.
His photography has graced publications all around the globe including a National Geographic Book. He consistently supplies images to Businesses, Tourist Boards, Design Agencies etc and has proudly sold prints in various mediums to numerous happy customers from all around the world.
He was previously awarded Wanderlusts Travel Photographer of the Year and has won other prestigious competitions including Photography Irelands Photographer of the Year & Digital Photo Magazine Landscape Photographer of the Year.


This congestion has gotten worse to an extent. I thought I had it licked the other day when I started using nasal spray to clear out my sinus passages. Problem is, you can't take them for more than three days without getting a "bounceback" effect. In other words, use them too much and you get worse! I think that's what's happened to me here. The congestion is worse than it was and now affects both sides of my sinuses. So, the title of this entry tells you how I'm feeling right now. I don't think I'm going to be doing much of anything today, including writing.
It's spring break here, and the Girl is spending a few days with her cousin. I thought we would have the Niece up to visit us near the end of next week, but she's got a project due when break is over and wants to have a few uninterrupted days to do it. Very smart of her, I say.
Finally got around to celebrating Hubby's birthday last night. We went to a restaurant for dinner and afterwards, took the boys for ice cream and hit Barnes and Noble. My bro and SIL had given Hubby a gift card and he was anxious to spend it! He found a really cool recording of the Comedian Harmonists, a German close harmony group from the 1930s that was banned by Hitler (several of the members were Jewish) and disbanded. The Kings Singers – one of our favorite close harmony groups – did a tribute album to the Harmonists a few years back and Barry Manilow wrote a musical about them (which may or may not have been produced – I'll have to find out). Just another dubious legacy of Hitler's regime.
In any case, my coffee is ready so I'm going to take time to enjoy that…. if I can. More later if the muse moves.
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Lever Fabergé is to launch an all-white variant of its flagship Lynx personal care range called Below Zero in a departure from Lynx's traditionally black brand identity.
Lever Fabergé is to launch an all-white variant of its flagship Lynx personal care range called Below Zero in a departure from Lynx's traditionally black brand identity.
The fragrance will be launched across the Lynx range of body-sprays, shower gels, aftershaves and anti-perspirants. Lever Fabergé will launch the range in October, specifically to tap into the Christmas market.
Industry sources say the company is set to support the launch with a multi-million pound marketing spend, which will focus on the seasonal whiteness and icy freshness of the product.
Bartle Bogle Hegarty handles the advertising for Lynx, while its media is handled by by Initiative Media.
Lever Fabergé will initially introduce the variant for a five- month period from the run-up to Christmas until February. Industry insiders say the launch will then be evaluated to determine whether to keep the products on shelf, or maintain the brand as purely a seasonal variant.
Lever Fabergé's traditional marketing plan for Lynx revolves around the launch of a single fragrance every year to support sales growth. Lever Fabergé launched its last fragrance for Lynx, called Touch, at the beginning of the year with a &£5m ad campaign (MW October 30, 2003).
Littlewoods Home Shopping has appointed Sarah Cheetham as marketing director of Littlewoods All-inclusive catalogue in place of Brian Lunt, who the company says is "considering his options".
Hutchison is to join forces with NTT DoCoMo and KPN to build 3G networks across Europe. But it must establish a strong brand now if it wants to steal rivals' customers – and stay abreast of new technology.


Welcome to our monthly updated guide to the best Chromebooks on the market based one expert reviews, consumer and user feedback.
Google Chrome OS is a relatively new operating system. On July 7, 2009 Google first announced ChromeOS but only finally shipped it with hardware on June 15th 2011. Starting out as an almost entirely web based OS, Google ChromeOS has been gaining traction in the last few years as more and more developers get onboard and release offline apps. Don't expect to completely ditch your Windows or Mac laptop completely just yet as there are still some limitations imposed in ChromeOS, however if you need an incredibly fast and responsive machine to check email, browse the web and stream multimedia then read on, a Chromebook might just be for you. Below we have compiled a list of the best Chromebooks and categorized them by price in order to suite any budget If you are a Linux user, also don't forget to checkout the top Chromebooks for Linux in our best Linux laptops guide.
There are a ton of Chromebook reviews available for many of the Chromebooks for sale below listed at popular review sites. Alternatively we also collect all available user reviews from leading retailers to help score all of our laptops including all of the top Chromebook deals of the moment. Although there are some high-end Chromebooks available, a cheap Chromebook is usually preferred by most users due to Chrome OS's limited functionality for more heavy duty applications. If you are still considering a Windows-based laptop feel free to browse our laptops under $300, laptops under $200 and laptops under $400 guides which all feature some Windows laptops at similar price points. Our student laptops guide also has some great contenders for the best laptops for college students.
For under $200, you can get yourself a lightweight (it weighs less than 3.1 pounds), ultraportable laptop that you can take anywhere with you. The ASUS Chromebook C300SA-DH02-RD comes in a pleasing red and white design, with a dual-core N3060 Processor and 4GB of DDR3 RAM stuffed under the hood. Users noted that it boots up fast and it is responsive for the most part, allowing them to complete simple day-to-day tasks relatively comfortably. While the 16GB of storage is fairly limiting, one can further upgrade it through the use of an SD card or simply by purchasing an external hard drive. Furthermore, G-Suite has cloud based storage, and since Chrome OS is intended for online use, you will be able to do most of your work online and have access to cloud to based storage. The 10 hour battery life makes the ASUS Chromebook C300SA-DH02-RD great for students who intend on spending the day at college. According to some critical reviewers on Amazon.com, quality control seems to be an issue. A few customers pointed out that within a couple of months, their Chromebook started giving them issues: Chrome OS started failing, the screen was getting faulty, and the laptop randomly started rebooting for no real reason. While this is sometimes only limited to a few bad apples, it is a notable point. ASUS have included an HDMI port that allows you to connect to a larger screen for movie watching or photo viewing, and those who like matte screens enjoyed the non-reflective aspect. However, some noted that it has poor contrast, which was a drawback for them. The display has a resolution of 1366 x 768.
We are used to seeing Chromebooks sporting 11 – 13-inch displays, such as the popular Samsung Chromebook 3 XE500C13-K04US and the Acer Chromebook R 11 CB5-132T-C1LK, but Acer's CB3-532 breaks the mold, sporting a larger, 15.6-inch display. This makes text easier to read, and for this reason it is ideal for reading smaller text. The only drawback with the display is its narrow viewing angles and the accompanying washed out looking colors doesn't make it that great for photo and video media consumption. It comes with a larger keyboard thanks to the larger overall design that most thought was comfortable and easy to use, and many customers agreed that the Chrome OS is easy to use, reporting a positive overall experience. Under the hood, you'll find a the Intel Celeron N3060, a processor we often see in the budget laptops. The 4GB of LPDDR3 RAM will allow basic processes and multitasking to run smoothly, but there are multitasking limits with this much RAM. You do get a speedy eMMC solid state drive that boots up your Chromebook fast, but it only has 16GB of space. It does come with two USB 3.0 ports though, so you can easily plug in an external HDD with all your multimedia on it. The Chromebooks are generally efficient with their power usage, and the Acer CB3-532 is no different. It has a battery life of around 12 hours, so working away from a power source is not an issue.
Chromebooks have become extremely popular for their amazing value for money and for their alternative operating system. While you won't see an all-metal chassis or a backlit keyboard for its price, the HP Chromebook 14 still remains an elegantly designed laptop. In comparison to many of its Windows-based competitors, the HP Chromebook 14 features a far larger trackpad which makes navigating around Chrome OS a breeze. While the operating system is limited and you cannot use your Windows-based applications, Chrome OS does come with some added benefits. You will no longer be bombarded with those annoying Windows 10 updates, and you will no longer need to fear the dreaded onslaught of viruses that has caused so much fear for Windows users. While there might be far fewer applications on offer, you will still find everything that you need for day-to-day use. The battery life is also impressive and some users have claimed to easily get 8 hours while browsing the web or watching videos online. This makes it great for college students who need a laptop that will last an entire day of lectures without running out of juice. If you are looking for a laptop to store all of your media files, then you will have to use a good external storage drive as the HP Chromebook 14 only features 16GB of storage space of which some is used up by the operating system. The display has also received some criticism for its brightness and seems to be slightly dimmer than competing Chromebooks.
When it comes to Chromebooks, there is very little variety among the budget friendly versions, and they all boast similar processors and 16GB of storage space. However, when you start moving into the premium Chromebooks, you start seeing features that are not available on the sub $300 models. For one thing, the Samsung Chromebook Pro features a brilliant Quad-HD display with a touchscreen panel. This means that the Samsung Chromebook Pro offers a far higher resolution than the average Chromebook, meaning far superior image quality. The display can also be folded 360-degrees to transform the Samsung Chromebook Pro into a Chrome OS based tablet. The Samsung pen will allow you to easily draw and illustrate in the various Google applications, though its best use is for quickly and easily taking notes at work or at college. While the store is still quite small for modern standards, you do get double the storage space of most Chromebooks, allowing you to store more of your offline documents. However, Chromebooks are designed to work in conjunction with Google's online applications and its cloud-based storage option, Google Drive. Still, you may want to get yourself a good external hard drive for those times when you find yourself offline. While the Samsung Chromebook Pro is fairly similar to the Plus, it boasts a far more powerful Intel Core M3 6Y30 processor. This will allow you to get the most out of this Chromebook without it feeling sluggish when you need it the most.
The Chromebook 15 CB5-571-362Q is new and improved big brother of the Acer Chromebook 13 with a relatively unique 15-inch display usually not found on competing Chromebooks. It features an attractive all-white casing with a microweave pattern on the outer surfaces. Larger screen means larger dimension, leading to a total weight of nearly 5 pounds, which means it's not as travel friendly as other Chromebooks. Despite a larger size, it uses the same keyboard as on its 13-inch Keyboards. The extra space near the ends of the keyboard is used by two high quality stereo speakers. In terms of connectivity it includes a USB 3.0 port, USB 2.0 port, a full-sized HDMI-out port, and an SD card slot. Despite its larger display, the battery life is excellent, running over 7 hours in half brightness with video streaming on. You will easily get the advertised 9 hours with light use. Its Intel Core i3-5005U processor offers a significant performance jump over its Celeron equipped competitors. It even beats the recently released Chromebook powered by the much hyped Tegra K-1 processor. The 4GB memory is largest you will get on any Chromebook, and it's adequate for all Google applications. If save up some more, you can get more a powerful Windows laptop, but it won't offer the same quality display and the same lengthy battery life. If you are a daily traveller who wants something for typing on the go, you're probably better off with an 11-inch Chromebook. However, if you watch lots of movies at home and edit photos at work, the more powerful 15-inch Acer Chromebook 15 is without a doubt a top choice as an all-purpose home or office cloud PC.
For under $400, Acer's convertible Chromebook R13 is packed with hardware and a 12-hour battery that easily competes with other laptops and convertibles within the price range. The quad core 2.1 GHz MediaTek M8173C delivers a respectable performance for web browsing, streaming Full-HD videos and word processing, but throwing anything heavier at it will be met with some resistance. The 4GB of RAM backing it is slightly limiting too, as this will make any heavy multitasking a somewhat strenuous affair. But if you are out looking for a well-priced 2-in-1 that gets the basics right, then the Chromebook R13 is perfect for you. The aluminium chassis gives it a very professional look and its Full-HD, 1920×1080 IPS display easily rotates from a notebook to a display, tent and tablet position. Its build quality has received criticism due to its overall flexibility, with many pointing out that the rotation hinge feels flimsy. On the left side of the Chromebook R13, you will find a USB Type-C port, an HDMI port, a USB 3.0 Port and a microSD card reader slot, with Acer placing the headphone jack and lock slot on the right side. The Chrome OS can take some getting used to and it does run Android apps, which is quite a great bonus for Android fans. The keyboard is comfortable, but the fact that it's not backlit surprised some reviewers, who directed some criticism towards this fact. The Acer Chromebook R13 is good for casual use, but productivity users and heavy multitaskers would do best to find something that packs a bit more power.


These UK, precision-made 3 rod Adjustable Snag Bars are perfect for anglers that use up to 3 rods at any one time. Made from our own 14.0mm stainless tube in the UK, you can be sure that these Snag Bars are going to stand the test of time. Our Adjustable mechanism has been redesigned to ensure that the insert from the Snag Bar can only be extended to a certain length, and therefore cannot be completely removed Also supplied is a red compression washer on each of the threads, to ensure that you can have a tight and stable set up when connecting banksticks. The internal thread system is able to accept all types of modern bite alarms, and once everything is fitted you can be sure you have a strong, smart and reliable set that is built to last!
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In java you can access the client IP address through servlet's request.getRemoteAddr().
But this answer is far from complete and is quite complicated.
Proxies, Gateways … reliable, Secure?
If your application is running on a webserver that is located behind a reverse proxy or load balancer, then that proxy can be configured to inject the requested IP address in a request header. Different reverse proxies can inject different headers. Consult the documentation for your proxy server. We listed a couple of the most used in our example below but this is by no means a complete list.
When your client uses a (forward) proxy, then it might insert headers to say what the client IP addres is. Or it might not. And the IP address inserded here might be incorrect.
This means that the value you get by calling request.getRemoteAddr() is the IP address of the immediate upstream source of the request.
As we said, there are many headers for different proxies in use, but x-forwareded-for is most likely to be inserted by a proxy.
As a last note, even if you get an IP address either from the header or from request.getRemoteAddr() it is not guarenteed to be the client IP address. e.g.: if your proxy does not include the IP address of the client then you'll get the IP address of the proxy or load balancer. If your client works on a private network and connect to the internet via a NAT gateway, then the IP address in the HTTP request will be an address of the NAT server. Or even for a hacker it is quite easy to inject a header with a different IP address. So this means that you cannot reliably find out the IP address of the system that the request originated from.
Warning: Be careful if you are implementing security, as all of these headers are easy to fake.
You need to pass an instance of the HttpServletRequest, in order to get the client IP address.
You can obtain this instance for example, from a Servlet, Web Service or Rest service, depending on your needs.
Is anyone know how to get the MAC address from a client machine using java?
Does the proxy server correctly forwards the ip-address? Sometimes, they are not configured correctly..


NI Water's Education team visited St Patrick's Academy, Dungannon, to tell pupils in Key Stage 3 about how they can all reduce plastic by refilling a reusable bottle from the tap.
Over 80 pupils and teachers from seven Primary Schools in Mid Ulster, including St Patrick's, Dungannon, attended an event to mark Fairtrade Fortnight.
A Dungannon student is celebrating success after winning a top award at Ulster University Business School.
The Royal School Dungannon held a very successful P6 Open Evening recently.
Gaelscoil Uí Néill boast double success!
THE STUDENTS of Gaelscoil Uí Néill made it a double success recently as they took the spoils in the inaugural Coalisland Credit Union Schools Quiz.


You can create an internal organization vDC network that only this organization can access. The new network provides the organization with an internal network to which multiple vApps can connect.
Verify that you have a network pool.
Select Create an isolated network within this virtual datacenter and click Next.
Review the settings and click Finish to accept the settings.
An organization vDC network is created.


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As a Sensitive Introvert, your nervous system can get quickly overloaded from relationship conflicts and job stress. Sensory input from things like bright lights, loud noises, crowds, and strong chemicals can overwhelm you. Trying to keep up with your non-highly sensitive extraverted friends can leave you exhausted. Those things don't bother them in the same way, which can leave you doubting yourself.
Your life will be so much easier if you stop comparing yourself to the other 80% of the population that is non-highly sensitive. It helps when you come to grips with the fact that sensitive introverts require daily downtime.
This doesn't just mean eight hours of good sleep. It means meditation and deep relaxation.
If you don't build this into your schedule, you will pay the price. Anxiety, depressed mood, chronic fatigue, pain, insomnia, fibromyalgia, irritability and damaged relationships are common problems among sensitive introverts.
Here's what you'll experience with this CD.
You can also use Track 2 as many times a day as you like when you experience stress. When you use this CD often, you will be able to access these relaxation skills on demand, wherever you are when you most need a calm, clear head — even in the heat of a crisis.
These affirmations are designed to help you develop spiritual intimacy, the source of all wisdom and power. You'll increase your ability to stay present and love yourself even when you experience uncomfortable emotions.


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Nokiamob is 6 years old!
Marin | 08/04/2018 | Nokia | 1 Comment
Happy news today, since it is Nokiamob's birthday! Nokiamob is now 6 years old, and our first deciduous teeth are falling off ?. As you may, or may not know, Nokiamob as an idea was a bit older, but I started it in 2012 when almost every Croatian tech portal or blog was mostly ignoring or bashing Nokia, and you could hardly hear any kind of news about those phones.
The main idea was to provide news and try to get Nokia phones closer to the people, but not only phones, the whole Nokia as a company. Mostly we wrote about phones since phones rose Nokia to the top, but that Finnish company was much more than phones.
Let me just recap the blog's activity in the past 6 years. There is a Croatian version of Nokiamob which started back in 2012, and English version which is almost two years old. The total of 11,938 posts were published in Croatian (over 10K there) and English version (1.3K) of the blog. The team didn't change much over the years. The most active is Stipe (came a year after the blog was founded) and myself, while Zlatko occasionally writes for the Croatian version of the blog now. Big thanks to you wonderful guys. By the way, you can check Zlatko's photos on his Twitter and Instagram accounts since he is doing a great job taking beautiful photos with Nokia and other devices. We are still very unprofitable and just doing this because of the love we cherish for Nokia as a company and brand. I must express my gratitude to the Mob.hr, biggest Croatian mobile phone portal that housed Nokiamob on its servers. Thank you, guys!
What makes this blog great is not its main theme, or content (definitely not the content I'm publishing), but its readers, a wonderful community that was connected by Nokia. The number of readers is constantly growing and, from last year, Nokiamob.net outgrew the Croatian version, and now there is over 100K monthly users and 145K sessions per month according to Google Analytics. Looking back a month, most of you are coming from India, and well behind India on the second and third place are folks from Pakistan and UK. Interesting, Finns are in the 6th place, come on Finns where are you ?.
Croatian version is not so read nowadays, but we are still dedicated to it since there are 6.4K monthly users and 14.5K sessions. Well, the idea was to make Nokiamob international and that is going well.
The future of the blog is looking great. Nokia is back on its feet, connecting world more than ever, and HMD is launching great Nokia feature and smartphones. We will continue covering everything that comes out of Nokia and HMD and has a Nokia logo on it. Also, we will continue covering all the tech that came out of Nokia or had the same roots in the past (HERE, Jolla, Vertu…). Another part of what we do are reviews of Nokia phones and products with the Nokia logo that we can get our hands on. We are trying to give you an honest opinion on those gadgets since we also don't want to spend money on something that doesn't suit us well.
In the end, I must thank you, the readers, a part of wonderful Nokia community, who are the true bearer of this blog and who motivate us to keep on writing. You people rock! We'll continue sharing Nokia love with you and feel free to reach us whenever you need.
Keep following us here, on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Youtube, and Welcome to the Nokia World!
P.S. We ate the cake, sorry.
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Nokia 105 Dual-SIM available in Germany over Amazon
Oppo bringing Nokia's OZO Audio to its Find X2 phone series
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Quick speed and camera comparison between Nokia 7 Plus and Nokia 7.2 *Update*
With official Oreo, HMD also released a new Nokia Camera app update (8.0240.40)