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'use strict';

var expand = require('./lib/expand');
var utils = require('./lib/utils');

/**
 * The main function. Pass an array of filepaths,
 * and a string or array of glob patterns
 *
 * @param  {Array|String} `files`
 * @param  {Array|String} `patterns`
 * @param  {Object} `opts`
 * @return {Array} Array of matches
 */

function micromatch(files, patterns, opts) {
  if (!files || !patterns) return [];
  opts = opts || {};

  if (typeof opts.cache === 'undefined') {
    opts.cache = true;
  }

  if (!Array.isArray(patterns)) {
    return match(files, patterns, opts);
  }

  var len = patterns.length, i = 0;
  var omit = [], keep = [];

  while (len--) {
    var glob = patterns[i++];
    if (glob.charCodeAt(0) === 33 /* ! */) {
      omit.push.apply(omit, match(files, glob.slice(1), opts));
    } else {
      keep.push.apply(keep, match(files, glob, opts));
    }
  }
  return utils.diff(keep, omit);
}

/**
 * Pass an array of files and a glob pattern as a string.
 *
 * This function is called by the main `micromatch` function
 * If you only need to pass a single pattern you might get
 * very minor speed improvements using this function.
 *
 * @param  {Array} `files`
 * @param  {Array} `pattern`
 * @param  {Object} `options`
 * @return {Array}
 */

function match(files, pattern, opts) {
  if (utils.typeOf(files) !== 'string' && !Array.isArray(files)) {
    throw new Error(msg('match', 'files', 'a string or array'));
  }

  files = utils.arrayify(files);
  opts = opts || {};

  var negate = opts.negate || false;
  var orig = pattern;

  if (typeof pattern === 'string') {
    negate = pattern.charAt(0) === '!';
    if (negate) {
      pattern = pattern.slice(1);
    }

    // we need to remove the character regardless,
    // so the above logic is still needed
    if (opts.nonegate === true) {
      negate = false;
    }
  }

  var _isMatch = matcher(pattern, opts);
  var len = files.length, i = 0;
  var res = [];

  while (i < len) {
    var file = files[i++];
    var fp = utils.unixify(file, opts);

    if (!_isMatch(fp)) { continue; }
    res.push(fp);
  }

  if (res.length === 0) {
    if (opts.failglob === true) {
      throw new Error('micromatch.match() found no matches for: "' + orig + '".');
    }

    if (opts.nonull || opts.nullglob) {
      res.push(utils.unescapeGlob(orig));
    }
  }

  // if `negate` was defined, diff negated files
  if (negate) { res = utils.diff(files, res); }

  // if `ignore` was defined, diff ignored filed
  if (opts.ignore && opts.ignore.length) {
    pattern = opts.ignore;
    opts = utils.omit(opts, ['ignore']);
    res = utils.diff(res, micromatch(res, pattern, opts));
  }

  if (opts.nodupes) {
    return utils.unique(res);
  }
  return res;
}

/**
 * Returns a function that takes a glob pattern or array of glob patterns
 * to be used with `Array#filter()`. (Internally this function generates
 * the matching function using the [matcher] method).
 *
 * ```js
 * var fn = mm.filter('[a-c]');
 * ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'].filter(fn);
 * //=> ['a', 'b', 'c']
 * ```
 *
 * @param  {String|Array} `patterns` Can be a glob or array of globs.
 * @param  {Options} `opts` Options to pass to the [matcher] method.
 * @return {Function} Filter function to be passed to `Array#filter()`.
 */

function filter(patterns, opts) {
  if (!Array.isArray(patterns) && typeof patterns !== 'string') {
    throw new TypeError(msg('filter', 'patterns', 'a string or array'));
  }

  patterns = utils.arrayify(patterns);
  return function (fp) {
    if (fp == null) return [];
    var len = patterns.length, i = 0;
    var res = true;

    fp = utils.unixify(fp, opts);
    while (i < len) {
      var fn = matcher(patterns[i++], opts);
      if (!fn(fp)) {
        res = false;
        break;
      }
    }
    return res;
  };
}

/**
 * Returns true if the filepath contains the given
 * pattern. Can also return a function for matching.
 *
 * ```js
 * isMatch('foo.md', '*.md', {});
 * //=> true
 *
 * isMatch('*.md', {})('foo.md')
 * //=> true
 * ```
 *
 * @param  {String} `fp`
 * @param  {String} `pattern`
 * @param  {Object} `opts`
 * @return {Boolean}
 */

function isMatch(fp, pattern, opts) {
  if (typeof fp !== 'string') {
    throw new TypeError(msg('isMatch', 'filepath', 'a string'));
  }

  fp = utils.unixify(fp, opts);
  if (utils.typeOf(pattern) === 'object') {
    return matcher(fp, pattern);
  }
  return matcher(pattern, opts)(fp);
}

/**
 * Returns true if the filepath matches the
 * given pattern.
 */

function contains(fp, pattern, opts) {
  if (typeof fp !== 'string') {
    throw new TypeError(msg('contains', 'pattern', 'a string'));
  }

  opts = opts || {};
  opts.contains = (pattern !== '');
  fp = utils.unixify(fp, opts);

  if (opts.contains && !utils.isGlob(pattern)) {
    return fp.indexOf(pattern) !== -1;
  }
  return matcher(pattern, opts)(fp);
}

/**
 * Returns true if a file path matches any of the
 * given patterns.
 *
 * @param  {String} `fp` The filepath to test.
 * @param  {String|Array} `patterns` Glob patterns to use.
 * @param  {Object} `opts` Options to pass to the `matcher()` function.
 * @return {String}
 */

function any(fp, patterns, opts) {
  if (!Array.isArray(patterns) && typeof patterns !== 'string') {
    throw new TypeError(msg('any', 'patterns', 'a string or array'));
  }

  patterns = utils.arrayify(patterns);
  var len = patterns.length;

  fp = utils.unixify(fp, opts);
  while (len--) {
    var isMatch = matcher(patterns[len], opts);
    if (isMatch(fp)) {
      return true;
    }
  }
  return false;
}

/**
 * Filter the keys of an object with the given `glob` pattern
 * and `options`
 *
 * @param  {Object} `object`
 * @param  {Pattern} `object`
 * @return {Array}
 */

function matchKeys(obj, glob, options) {
  if (utils.typeOf(obj) !== 'object') {
    throw new TypeError(msg('matchKeys', 'first argument', 'an object'));
  }

  var fn = matcher(glob, options);
  var res = {};

  for (var key in obj) {
    if (obj.hasOwnProperty(key) && fn(key)) {
      res[key] = obj[key];
    }
  }
  return res;
}

/**
 * Return a function for matching based on the
 * given `pattern` and `options`.
 *
 * @param  {String} `pattern`
 * @param  {Object} `options`
 * @return {Function}
 */

function matcher(pattern, opts) {
  // pattern is a function
  if (typeof pattern === 'function') {
    return pattern;
  }
  // pattern is a regex
  if (pattern instanceof RegExp) {
    return function(fp) {
      return pattern.test(fp);
    };
  }

  if (typeof pattern !== 'string') {
    throw new TypeError(msg('matcher', 'pattern', 'a string, regex, or function'));
  }

  // strings, all the way down...
  pattern = utils.unixify(pattern, opts);

  // pattern is a non-glob string
  if (!utils.isGlob(pattern)) {
    return utils.matchPath(pattern, opts);
  }
  // pattern is a glob string
  var re = makeRe(pattern, opts);

  // `matchBase` is defined
  if (opts && opts.matchBase) {
    return utils.hasFilename(re, opts);
  }
  // `matchBase` is not defined
  return function(fp) {
    fp = utils.unixify(fp, opts);
    return re.test(fp);
  };
}

/**
 * Create and cache a regular expression for matching
 * file paths.
 *
 * If the leading character in the `glob` is `!`, a negation
 * regex is returned.
 *
 * @param  {String} `glob`
 * @param  {Object} `options`
 * @return {RegExp}
 */

function toRegex(glob, options) {
  // clone options to prevent  mutating the original object
  var opts = Object.create(options || {});
  var flags = opts.flags || '';
  if (opts.nocase && flags.indexOf('i') === -1) {
    flags += 'i';
  }

  var parsed = expand(glob, opts);

  // pass in tokens to avoid parsing more than once
  opts.negated = opts.negated || parsed.negated;
  opts.negate = opts.negated;
  glob = wrapGlob(parsed.pattern, opts);
  var re;

  try {
    re = new RegExp(glob, flags);
    return re;
  } catch (err) {
    err.reason = 'micromatch invalid regex: (' + re + ')';
    if (opts.strict) throw new SyntaxError(err);
  }

  // we're only here if a bad pattern was used and the user
  // passed `options.silent`, match nothing
  return /$^/;
}

/**
 * Create the regex to do the matching. If the leading
 * character in the `glob` is `!` a negation regex is returned.
 *
 * @param {String} `glob`
 * @param {Boolean} `negate`
 */

function wrapGlob(glob, opts) {
  var prefix = (opts && !opts.contains) ? '^' : '';
  var after = (opts && !opts.contains) ? '$' : '';
  glob = ('(?:' + glob + ')' + after);
  if (opts && opts.negate) {
    return prefix + ('(?!^' + glob + ').*$');
  }
  return prefix + glob;
}

/**
 * Wrap `toRegex` to memoize the generated regex
 * the string and options don't change
 */

function makeRe(glob, opts) {
  if (utils.typeOf(glob) !== 'string') {
    throw new Error(msg('makeRe', 'glob', 'a string'));
  }
  return utils.cache(toRegex, glob, opts);
}

/**
 * Make error messages consistent. Follows this format:
 *
 * ```js
 * msg(methodName, argNumber, nativeType);
 * // example:
 * msg('matchKeys', 'first', 'an object');
 * ```
 *
 * @param  {String} `method`
 * @param  {String} `num`
 * @param  {String} `type`
 * @return {String}
 */

function msg(method, what, type) {
  return 'micromatch.' + method + '(): ' + what + ' should be ' + type + '.';
}

/**
 * Public methods
 */

micromatch.any       = any;
micromatch.braces    = micromatch.braceExpand = utils.braces;
micromatch.contains  = contains;
micromatch.expand    = expand;
micromatch.filter    = filter;
micromatch.isMatch   = isMatch;
micromatch.makeRe    = makeRe;
micromatch.match     = match;
micromatch.matcher   = matcher;
micromatch.matchKeys = matchKeys;

/**
 * Expose `micromatch`
 */

module.exports = micromatch;


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All Classical New Releases
Chamber / Classic
https://mpc1.mediacp.eu:8038/stream/;
All the latest releases in the classical world from the last 30 days. All different styles from Renaissance to the present day. Lots of talented new artists who deserve more attention plus established artists. Beautiful works both famous and obscure. Updated every week. Enjoy!
Derniers morceaux joués
Madeleine Dring, Sarah Cahill
Colour Suite (Excerpts): IV. Blue Air
Clara Schumann, Anne-Sophie Mutter, Pablo Ferrande
Piano Trio in G Minor, Op. 17: II. Scherzo - Tempo
Johannes Brahms, RIAS Kammerchor, Justin Doyle, An
Neue Liebeslieder, Op. 65: No. 8, Weiche Gräser im
Francis Poulenc, Tine Thing Helseth
Les chemins de l'amour, FP.106-Ia (arr. for Trumpe
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Katharina Konradi, Sarah
Missa brevis No. 11 in C Major, K. 258 "Spaur": V.
Frédéric Chopin, Eric Zuber, Indianapolis Chamber
Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Minor, Op. 11, B. 53: II

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A few weeks ago, the makers of the popular desktop screen filter f.lux started testing an Android version in private beta. Now, the app is live in the Play Store for everyone. You will need to be rooted, but the app is completely free.
There are various apps on Android that promise to alter the color temperature of your screen at night to promote better sleep, but the popular desktop app f.lux has thus far not been among them. This is about to change, though. A beta version of f.lux for Android is available for download right now, but it does require root.


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Small Open Edition
2014 / 2017 IME401
L'Embarquement pour Cythère Nº 11
Mounted under acrylic glass - Lumasec
30 x 40 cm (External dimensions)
More works by Isabelle Menin
Distorted Nature
Dream River 07
Up To The Sky
I'll Be Your Summer 05
The Tender Land 5
Only In Your Heart
Tondo 1
Elusive Paradise
Up To The Sky 02
Only In Your Heart 02
Lude Nº 11
About Isabelle Menin
ABOUT THE WORK Distorted Nature It is immediately apparent that Isabelle Menin's artistic background is in painting. Her bright colours and invigorating, fanciful manipulation of texture and materiality have enthralled the art community. Menin's works are like vortexes, pulling viewers in deeper and deeper. Menin describes her… Read more
Intro Bio Exhibitions Interview
How Gentle are the Waves
Françoise Gaujour
Under the Canopy
Roman Johnston
Palm Tree Restaurant
Der Blick
Havana Riviera
Background Information about Isabelle Menin
It is immediately apparent that Isabelle Menin's artistic background is in painting. Her bright colours and invigorating, fanciful manipulation of texture and materiality have enthralled the art community. Menin's works are like vortexes, pulling viewers in deeper and deeper.
Menin describes her compositions as "Inland photographs and disordered landscapes", as a means of drawing parallels between the complexity of the human character and that of nature. The inspiration for her work is drawn in part from Peter Paul Rubens and the so-called "Flemish Primitives", an artistic circle prominent in the 15th and 16th Centuries that included Jan van Eyck, Hans Memling and Rogier van der Weyden. Menin's link to the Flemish masters can be seen in her endeavour to create a distinctive form of reality inside fictional worlds.
Born in 1961, Isabelle Menin currently lives and works in Brussels, Belgium. After graduating from the Graphic Research School (ERG) in Brussels, in 1999, she explored painting for around 10 years, while working both graphic design and illustration jobs for various clients. Nature has always been a recurring theme for the artist, particularly flora, as aforementioned, starting with her interest in painting. After exhibiting some of these paintings in Belgium during the 1990s, Isabelle Menin decided to abandon the paintbrush and turned her interest photoshop and digital photography, in the late 90s. Still pursuing her interest in flowers, just on a new digital path, she begun a journey of experimentation. She started viscerally taking pictures of the flora that surrounded her and scanning these pictures. She doesn't photograph a complete arrangement, but rather individual flowers. Which means each single anemone and each orchid is brought in front of the camera, perfectly illuminated and captured with technical expertise. She built up her vast digital collection with these individual shots, piece by piece. Once they are transcribed into a digital palette, she juxtaposes the individual flowers over each other creating complex, multi-layered collages. Some flowers might be moved to the background to create more spatial depth, others she might pile over one another to form delicate mountains. Her incredibly elaborate, ephemeral compositions of flora seem to belong in a world of dreams rather than reality. This is still the way she works today, however, with an entire ocean of flowers to choose from and with better technical and digital skills to apply to her creations. Often her final works are large enough to crash a computer's processing power. She continues to experiment with digital textures and colors, transforming them, mixing them, and giving shape to their fictional nature, which retains both a dense and flamboyant feel at the same time. Isabelle Menin continues to exhibit across the world and her work is now recognized around the world, through an ever stronger loyal collector base.
1961 Born in Brussels, Belgium
Studied Art at the School of Graphic Research in Brussels
Lives and works in Brussels
2017 Garden on Orchard, Muriel Guépin Gallery, New York, USA
2017 Seattle Art Fair, Muriel Guépin Gallery, New York, USA
2017 Gothic Show, Lehman College Art Gallery, New York, USA
2016 Karen Margolis and Isabelle Menin, Muriel Guépin Gallery, New York, USA
2016 Round it up!, Muriel Guépin Gallery, New York, USA
2016 Art Market San Francisco, San Francisco, USA
2016 Total Flora, Galerie Christine Knauber, Berlin, Germany
2016 Belgium Modern Art Exhibition, Hongqiao Museum, Shanghai, China
2016 OFF Art Fair, Brussels, Belgium
2016 Kunstraï, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2016 MIA Fair, Milano, Italy
2016 Setup Contemporary Art Fair, Bologna, Italy
2016 Fotofever - Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, France
2016 The Perception of Beauty - Group show, Sophie Marée Gallery, The Hague, Netherlands
2016 Femmes de Belgique - Group Show, Sophie Marée Gallery, The Hague, Netherlands
2016 FLORA, Musée des Beaux-Arts, Mons, Belgium
2013 The Perception of Beauty, Sophie Marée Gallery, The Hague, Netherlands
2013 Les Femmes de Belgique, Sophie Marée Gallery, The Hague, Netherlands
2010 250/3, Galerie Antonio Nardone, Brussels, Belgium
When did you become interested in art? How did it all begin?
I can't remember a time when I wasn't interested in art. For my 6th birthday, my uncle took me to the opera – we saw Carmen, which is manageable for a child.
Immediately, I was hooked. I fell in love with the sets, the music, the emotions, the intensity - from that point on, my life was devoted to art. I became totally committed to the cause - or at least, to the feelings that it provoked in me.
How would you describe your work process?
My work is centered around digitally manipulated photography. I not only photograph the flowers in my images, but also the many other elements that make up my work – water, sky, stones, really any object or material with a shape, color or texture that interests me. I then combine these elements into a type of landscape, endeavouring to create a sense of balance. Sometimes, I will even layer several images that I previously considered finished to create one complete artwork. I build, destroy, assemble and re-assemble until I am satisfied that the final image has revealed itself. Arriving at this stage is a very personal and delicate journey.
Rather than 'who', I would say 'what'. Love.
Which artists/works of art are you particularly impressed with at the moment?
I'm currently fascinated by the classical French landscape movement of the 16th and 17th centuries – artists like Le Lorrain, Poussin, Watteau etc. I love the way these artists broke the rules of classicism to create wild new landscapes.
What distinguishes a good work of art?
A work of art should open a door into ourselves, illuminate the darkest parts of our being and ultimately lead us closer to joy, pain and the meaning of life.
What is the purpose of art?
In my opinion, art exists to maintain our faith in humanity.
Does art bring about happiness?
I suppose that art can make us happy, in the sense that it can be consoling. At the very least, it can alleviate some of our suffering and help us to come to terms with life – this can provide a small degree of happiness.
View all works by Isabelle Menin


I absolutely love being comfortable and these are some of my essentials for staying warm and cozy all winter! These gifts are sure to be a hit with anyone!
Fingerless gloves are so nice so you're still able to use your hands to do things! These gloves are so warm and if you do want your fingers covered, there's fold-over cuffs to keep your fingers warm as well!
These candles are stunning and would make a perfect gift for the hostess! These are great for the holidays!
This beanie is so cute and looks really cozy! It would definitely be a great gift.
Pajamas are essentials for having a cozy night! These ones from Victoria Secret are my favorite.
Silk is supposed to help reduce wrinkles and prevent fine lines. This would be a great gift to treat yourself with!
Warm blankets make the winter more bearable. This one looks so warm and cozy! It would make a great gift for your mom or for someone in your life with a new home or apartment.
Mugs are a great, simple gift!
This tea kettle would be so cute to give as a nice gift if you know someone drinks tea! It would look so cute sitting on top of your stove and would add a nice touch to your kitchen.
This decorative pillow is so affordable and looks so cozy!
Scarves are a staple essential for the winter! This scarf would make a cute gift and it's very affordable!
This is a great gift set for the Starbucks lover in your life! It's such a great deal and is perfect for cozy nights at home.
This is an adorable home decor gift! These Christmas trees are so cute and would make a great treat yourself gift!
These socks are so cozy and keep your feet warm! They have plush fleece lining and look adorable on!


An balaud han konserbasyon han enerhiya amo an usa ka balaud empiriko han pisika. Sumala han balaod, an ngatanan nga enerhiya nga ginbulag nga sistem nagpapabilin nga konstant o waray pagbabag-o han pag-agi han panahon. Ginpapasabot hini nga balaod, nga an enerhiya diri nahihimo o naruruba. An puydi la mahitabo ha enerhiya ha sarado nga sistema amo la an pagbalyo an porma sugad han pagbalyo tikang ha kimikal nga enerhiya pakadto ha thermal nga enerhiya.
Nolan, Peter J. (1996). Fundamentals of College Physics, 2nd ed.. William C. Brown Publishers.
Oxtoby & Nachtrieb (1996). Principles of Modern Chemistry, 3rd ed.. Saunders College Publishing.
Brown, T.M. (1965). "Resource letter EEC-1 on the evolution of energy concepts from Galileo to Helmholtz". American Journal of Physics 33 (10): 759–765. Bibcode:1965AmJPh..33..759B. doi:10.1119/1.1970980.
Guillen, M. (1999). Five Equations That Changed the World. New York: Abacus. ISBN 0-349-11064-6.
Hiebert, E.N. (1981). Historical Roots of the Principle of Conservation of Energy. Madison, Wis.: Ayer Co Pub. ISBN 0-405-13880-6.
Sarton, G.; Joule, J. P.; Carnot, Sadi (1929). "The discovery of the law of conservation of energy". Isis 13: 18–49. doi:10.1086/346430.
Smith, C. (1998). The Science of Energy: Cultural History of Energy Physics in Victorian Britain. London: Heinemann. ISBN 0-485-11431-3.
Mach, E. (1872). History and Root of the Principles of the Conservation of Energy. Open Court Pub. Co., Illinois. http://archive.org/details/historyandrootp00machgoog.
Poincaré, H. (1905). Science and Hypothesis. Walter Scott Publishing Co. Ltd; Dover reprint, 1952. ISBN 0-486-60221-4., Chapter 8, "Energy and Thermo-dynamics"
Ini nga pakli kataposan nga ginliwat dida han 08:21, 2 Pebrero 2015.


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Here Are the Lyrics to Miley Cyrus' 'Prisoner,' Feat. Dua Lipa
by ABR	: December 3, 2020 News
Miley Cyrus compares a toxic relationship to being trapped like a "Prisoner" in her collaboration with Dua Lipa from her latest album Plastic Hearts.
In an interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe on her 28th birthday last month, Cyrus discussed how emotions can only gnaw at you if you let them. "I mean, we're just trapped in our emotions right now. I mean, really me, there's no escaping it. It's like, 'Locked up, can't get you off my mind,'" she said. "It's like anything that you've tried to suppress or compartmentalize at that point, it's coming up. It's yours to own, to own it or release it."
Check out the lyrics and music video below.
Prisoner, prisoner
Locked up, can't get you off my mind, off my mind
Lord knows I tried a million times, million times
Oh-whoa, why can't you
Why can't you just let me go?
Strung out on a feeling, my hands are tied
Your face on my ceiling, I fantasize
Oh, I can't control it, I can't control it
(I can't control it)
I try to replace it with city lights
I'll never escape it, I need the high
(Oh)
You keep makin' it harder to stay
But I still can't run away
I gotta know, why can't you
I tasted heaven, now I can't live without it
I can't forget you and your love is the loudest
(Can't control it)
You keep making it harder to stay
I gotta know why can't you
(Prisoner)
Can't get you off my mind
(Million times)
Million times
I wanna know why can't you, why can't you?
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Jon Bellion, Stefan Johnson, Marcus Lomax, Jordan K. Johnson, Miley Cyrus, Dua Lipa, Alexandra Tamposi, Andrew Wotman
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Q: What does this statement mean "We highly recommend custom validation styles as native browser defaults are not announced to screen readers"? On Bootstrap 4's website for Form Validation they state

We highly recommend custom validation styles as native browser defaults are not announced to screen readers.

What does this mean? Do they recommend you use the native browser form validation? or to implement custom validation?

A: What they mean is best explained with an example.
<input type="text" maxlength="32">

Note the maxlength.  Screenreaders will not be able to identify when one actually reaches that max length.
Therefore they are recommending that you use their form.checkValidity() and create a custom message to properly respond to users that are not able to recognize this problem. Typically this means creating a new element on the page with the role="alert"  the alert role informs the user that there is a message that something needs attention i.e. your message is too long
Edit: This applies to any conditions on your form.  So if certain characters aren't allowed, max & min lengths, etc.  Anything a user cannot do.
Source: https://www.w3.org/WAI/people-use-web/tools-techniques/ (Overview)

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Having already discussed some preliminary issues concerning form-critical assumptions behind the use of the criteria of authenticity (here and here), we now turn to a specific discussion of the various criteria. Let us begin with the criterion of dissimilarity.
For the sake of clarity, we here follow the careful work of Gerd Theissen and Dagmar Winter, who distinguish between the "criterion of dissimilarity from Judaism" (CDJ) and the "criterion of dissimilarity with Christianity" (CDC). Here we will first look at CDJ, which holds that if an element of the Gospels diverges from Judaism it is more likely to be an authentic saying of Jesus.
The criterion has a long history and is has been linked to the broader issue of anti-Semitism in biblical studies. The logic of the criterion was especially refined in connection with the rise of "New Quest" scholarship, which is largely remembered defining Jesus over and against the Judaism of his day. Of course, this emphasis of New Quest scholarship has been largely rejected by most contemporary scholarship, which is marked with a renewed appreciation for the Jewishness of Jesus' message.
Essentially, then, the criterion is an argument from silence.
 Gerd Theissen and Dagmar Winter, The Quest for the Plausible Jesus: The Question of Criteria (trans. M. E. Boring; Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 2002), 19. See also Stanley E. Porter, The Criteria for Authenticity in Historical-Jesus Research: Previous Discussion and New Proposals (London / New York: T & T Clark, 2000), 114.
 Here we cannot delve into this issue. See Theissen and Winter, The Quest for the Plausible Jesus, 1-171.
 This stage of research was sparked by Ernst Käsemann, who was concerned about the growing popularity of Rudolph Bultmann's theology, which he saw as leading to a kind of Docetism. See Ernst Käsemann, "Das Problem des historischen Jesus," ZTK 51 (1954): 125-53. His challenge to scholars to find the earthly Jesus behind the kerygma was picked up by a number of scholars (Fuchs, Bornkamm, Conzelmann, Fuller, Perrin and Robinson). The term "New Quest" itself was first used by James Robinson, although it seems that it was primarily used at the behest of his editor and not necessarily to his liking. See James Robinson, A New Quest of the Historical Jesus (Studies in Biblical Theology. London: SCM, 1959). Bultmann responded to the project in 1959 [see Rudolf Bultmann, Das Verhältnis der urchristlichen Christusbotschaft zum historischen Jesus (Heidelberg: Winter, 1960)]. This response, in large part, brought an end to the New Quest. For an overview see, e.g., Colin Brown, "Historical Jesus, Quest of," in Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels (ed. J. B. Green, et al.; Downers Grove: InterVarsity Press, 1992), 336-37. Of course, the taxonomy of the Jesus research into periods such as "Old Quest", "New Quest" and "Third Quest" has come under fire by some. While such a schema undoubtedly has weaknesses, it is overall still helpful in identifying specific trends in scholarship. Here I am in virtual total agreement with the analysis offered by Michael F. Bird, "Is There Really a 'Third Quest' for the Historical Jesus?" in Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 24.2 (2006): 195-219.
Just wanted to say that I'm enjoying this series, keep up the good work.
I remember being taught about "Q" in HS and how it seemed to do more harm than good to the faith of my classmates and I. it is good to see the Gospel being "saved" from "The New Quest".


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Q: Can't Hear Visual studio C# Audio So I'm trying to code this random UI thing for practice, and I want to play an mp3 file, but can't seem to actually hear the file. Yes, I have speakers, and yes they work. The file seems to be playing, but doesn't produce any audio output on my computer. I couldn't seem to find another post or question that was answered that actually helped.
It may be a hardware issue and not the code, I'm not sure though
class Program
    {
    string keyChoice = Console.ReadLine();
    static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Hello,[user]!");
            Console.WriteLine("Please Enter Your Username");
            Console.WriteLine();

            string uname = Console.ReadLine();

            Thread.Sleep(600);
            Console.Clear();
            Thread.Sleep(600);

            Console.WriteLine("Welcome to Axiom, " + uname);
            Console.WriteLine("If You Want To Find The Full List Of Commands, Please Press 1");
            Console.WriteLine();

        while (true)
        {

            string keyChoice = Console.ReadLine();

            switch (keyChoice)
            {
                case "1":
                    Thread.Sleep(600);
                    Console.Clear();
                    Thread.Sleep(600);
                    Console.WriteLine("Console Commands:");
                    Console.WriteLine("Press '2' To Get 1000$ FREE");
                    Console.WriteLine("Press '3' To Pick Command 3");
                    Console.WriteLine();
                    Console.WriteLine("Press '0' To Exit Or Press A Command Button To Execute A Command");
                    Console.WriteLine();
                    continue;

                case "2":
                    Thread.Sleep(600);
                    Console.Clear();
                    Thread.Sleep(600);
                    Console.WriteLine("Get Messed Up");
                    WindowsMediaPlayer myplayer = new WindowsMediaPlayer();
                    myplayer.URL = "C:\\Users\\truale\\Desktop\\RickRoll";
                    myplayer.controls.play();
                    //This is where I want to add the file. To rickroll someone of course
                    continue;

                case "3":
                    Thread.Sleep(600);
                    Console.Clear();
                    Thread.Sleep(600);
                    Console.WriteLine("You Chose Command 3");
                    Console.WriteLine();
                    Console.WriteLine("Press '0' To Exit Or Press A Command Button To Execute A Command");
                    Console.WriteLine();
                    continue;

                case "0":
                    Thread.Sleep(600);
                    Console.Clear();
                    Thread.Sleep(600);
                    return;

                default:
                    Thread.Sleep(600);
                    Console.Clear();
                    Thread.Sleep(600);
                    Console.WriteLine("Input Not Valid");
                    Console.WriteLine();
                    Console.WriteLine("Press '0' To Exit Or Press A Command Button To Execute A Command");
                    Console.WriteLine();
                    continue;

A: The problem is in the file path.
We have to add extension like .mp3 or the file's own extension such as:
myplayer.URL = "C:\\Users\\truale\\Desktop\\RickRoll.mp3";


Feat.: Tad Robinson, Ken Saydak and Steve Freund.
The members of the Rockwell Avenue Blues Band have each achieved successes achieved over long parallel careers, but there was some unfinished business to attend to. Longtime bonds, which sometimes elude conscious recognition, drew them to Delmark's Riverside Studio on Chicago's North Rockwell Avenue in October of 2017.
It was a joyous musical and artistic reunion. They had all recorded for Delmark over the past decades. Now it was time to join together again, as equals who had shared a lifestyle and craft, each in his own way, each with his own voice. So they took a week away from their routines to share a brief moment, frozen in time on Back To Chicago.
Customer evaluation for "Back To Chicago (CD)"
This is a collaboration with Tad Robinson, stellar as usual, joined by old friends and excellent musicians with deep Chicago roots. Fine, multifaceted performances; great writing, superb!


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Jay Cutler Is Back!
Joseph Bonham August 6, 2017
The news we have all been waiting for has finally arrived. Jay Cutler will be quarterbacking an NFL team this year.
Unfortunately, that team won't be in the Green Bay Packers' division. Cutler has signed a one-year deal to play with the Miami Dolphins.
He's back: QB Jay Cutler is coming back. Sources say he's agreed to sign with the #Dolphins.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) August 6, 2017
The #Dolphins are signing QB Jay Cutler to a 1-year contract worth $10M, source said. There are incentives in there, too.
That kind of money suggests Cutler will be the Dolphins starting quarterback. However, there will surely be some sort of token competition with backup Matt Moore.
The move was necessitated when Miami lost starter Ryan Tannehill to a knee injury in practice last week. Tannehill is expected to miss significant time, if not the whole season.
Cutler was released by the Chicago Bears this offseason and there — for some reason — wasn't a huge market for his services. Thus, Cutler decided to retire and move into a broadcasting career.
But now, thanks to the Miami Dolphins, we will be treated to one more season of CUTTY!
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Today we're getting a re-run of major elements of the Great Sextile Merkaba that helped us anchor a grounded form of Grand Water Trine plus Grand Earth Trine energy in our lives. It should be a great day to put a lot of things together!
After consulting with the IAEA, the Nuclear Regulation Authority in Japan just classified the toxic water leak at Fukushima as a Level 3 "serious incident." This is the "gravest warning since the meltdowns at the nuclear plant in 2011." I believe the government may have figured out they cannot dress up this mess and call it beautiful.
Continuing the spiritual focus of the week, we now turn to the phenomenal aspect of reality. While we often project patterns on to our world, it is just as true that the universe is projecting its patterns on us, each according to their "Ring Pass Not" and their aptitude for embracing a greater Way, Truth, and Life/Light.
50 years ago today an amazing thing happened that unified tens of millions.
Mars leaves Cancer and enters Leo today, Aug 27, at 7:05 pm PDT, 10:05 EDT, and 3:05 am Greenwich (BST) Aug 28. This marks a significant shift in how we do what we do and where we do it.
Today we continue to explore "the Ring Pass Not," and how it is related to Saturn. The Ring Pass Not is the binding force that prevents us from avoiding certain key lessons and responsibilities directly related to our Dharma, or "truth of Being." This binding force that teaches us reasonable limits, as well as when we can pierce through those limits into more eternal realms.
Continuing yesterday's theme, Saturn represents what in Esoteric philosophy is called "The Ring-Pass-Not." Saturn symbolizes the binding force that teaches us reasonable limits, as well as when we can pierce through those limits into more eternal realms and more perfect functions.
There's so much news these days that I'm having to combine stories. Thanks to two friends of the site, today we read that ALL Bluefin Tuna caught off California are radioactive and that Monsanto has hired Blackwater (yes, THAT Blackwater) to collect information on protesters and infiltrate anti-Monsanto organizations.
Since we now enter a time featuring a Great Sextile Merkaba 6-pointed Star pattern helping us ground spiritual energy appropriate to our "true function," it's a good time take a new look at Saturn, since it's a star player on the stage of life right now. Today we begin to explore how to make friends with Saturn so we can master ourselves and our life purpose.
Today we enter a run of both productive and frictional aspects that will help us ground spiritually while challenging us to stay balanced.
Here are two stories of global significance. It seems someone quietly shuffled some paperwork through the Feds and there's been covert fracking going on just off shore at Santa Barbara! As you can imagine, the locals are outraged. And it seems that India's farmers are rejecting GMOs and asking the government to outlaw them.
From a friend of the site, an amazing 5 minute video of how giant robots assemble Tesla cars, which are said to be the best ever made. These robots can do multiple functions, from moving aluminum coils that weigh tons to inserting seats perfectly. This assembly line is beyond anything Henry Ford imagined! For state of the art robotics, check it out. How the Tesla Model S is made.


In 2015, ASIC commenced a project to review the extent of failure to deliver ongoing advice services to financial advice customers who were paying fees to receive those services.
The project covers Australian financial services (AFS) licensees that are product issuers or provide personal advice to retail clients, and that are part of AMP Limited, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Macquarie Group Limited, National Australia Bank Limited and Westpac Banking Corporation.
This report outlines the findings and outcomes to date.


WAWA, Pa. — Over the past few years Wawa Inc. has transitioned from a traditional convenience store operator to a convenient food retailer. Now, the chain is sharpening its focus on foodservice.
As the convenience store chain marked its 52nd anniversary on April 14, President and CEO Chris Gheysens told Philly.com that foodservice and beverage account for more than 50 percent of Wawa's revenue.
According to Gheysens, it is hard to categorize Wawa since it has evolved from a traditional convenience store to more of a hybrid convenience-restaurant to go.
"We still sell a tremendous amount of traditional convenience products, such as cigarettes, cold beverages and snacks," he said. "But a differential for our brand has been fresh food. In the last decade, we've been dedicated to quality and assortment, like you would find in a fast casual, or even a sit-down restaurant."
Taking its dedication to foodservice a step further — if possible — for the first time Wawa is hiring a food and beverage manager, and a food and beverage supervisor for each store this year, according to the report.
That comes on the heels of the retailer's move to hire more than 5,000 new associates this spring. The new hires will be spread across its 700-plus store footprint, as CSNews Online previously reported.
In addition, Wawa plans to open a new location with indoor seating in the Center City area of Philadelphia. The c-store is slated to welcome customers by the end of the year.
"Center City has responded," Gheysens told Philly.com. "As a result, we are opening another location in the city."
Jerry Sweeney, CEO of Brandywine Realty Trust, the new store's landlord, said the new location "is a great validation for us of the maturity of the Market Street west corridor. What historically has been just office buildings, has become a fully integrated, mixed-use neighborhood."
There are 38 Wawa stores within the city limits, according to the news outlet.
A typical Wawa measures between 4,500-5,000 square feet.
The Wawa-based retailer operates more than 700 stores in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and Florida.


When two great minds think alike, a pretty chic collaboration is born.
With similar design aesthetics, the Dogpatch-based Bryr Clogs have released a special edition shoe honing the rope artistry of Bay Area artist, Windy Chien. Meeting, at first, at Westcoast Craft Fair, the two immediately connected over their love of materials, minimal organic style, and love of 70's California design. Windy's Year of knots project was an inspiration to Bryr designer Isobel and her small team — a collaboration seemed like a no-brainer.
The Knotted Jayne (their first collab) is the classic Bryr silohuette attached to one of Windy's perfectly shaped knots. A simple and easy shoe, great for walking around the city and other urban adventures. And no two knots are ever the same.
Each knot that is attached to your made-to-order pair are hand knotted by the artist herself, offering this special type of customization you can't get anywhere else. But we've got to re-iterate though, ALL of Bryr clogs are made-to-order and take approximately 30 days from your order date. So get yours now so that summer is welcome with a fresh pair of kicks.
Bryr has always been very inspired by California design, and the Jayne, which is inspired by 70's slides, seemed like a perfect platform for Windy's knot work. After reviewing a ton of different options, the two eventually landed on a knot that fit the vibe well, and was also comfortable to wear.
// The Knotted Jayne, $348, 2331 3rd St, Dogpatch, bryrstudio.com; windychien.com.
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Sometimes, in the daily rush of living, the little things slip by, barely registered by our eyes.
My mind has been a jumble of too much activity: A boss who's moved to saner pastures, a baseball team coming from behind to win a world title, a wedding photographed.
Autumn has its fragrances: I remember the smell of my old grade school when we returned in September: chalk-dusty, old air, the sharp smell of the first mimeograph handed out. Sometimes the air would have a hint of burning leaves, and the baking bread smell from the Wonder Bread factory was fainter than in the summer.
As a child growing up in Jamaica, Queens, I confess I didn't pay much attention to the changing seasons except as it involved school.
Now, as a middle-aged adult, I'm more aware of it, but I can't slow it down. My seasons are invariably attached to holidays: I really need better milemarkers.
These leaves will finish their blaze and fall to the ground, followed closely by winter.
And that's a good thing, this winter thing.


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Q: Why am I getting an error of "TypeError: Cannot read property '0' of undefined" while dealing with uploading images? I was building an instagram clone with react and I kept getting an error while uploading on the uploading images feature. It was suppose to work fine.
Firstly I created a state called image and set it to an initial value of null.. Then I have an Upload button which fires off a function named handleChange inside that I have a simple conditional saying whatever amount of image selected, I want the first one
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Called the "Aquarium of the World" by Couteau, the Sea of Cortez hosts 850 marine species and the largest variety of whales and dolphins on Earth. It's the perfect place for a liveaboard adventure.
The Sea of Cortez, narrow yet deep, is home to a variety of dive sites from exposed pinnacles with heavy current to protected coral reefs. Winter sees frequent visitors from the open ocean including humpback and sperm whales. These months also offer mobula sightings near Cabo Pulmo. And each fall brings whale sharks to El Bajo and hammerheads to the south, but sightings are not guaranteed. In addition, more than 400 sea lions call the area home. A liveaboard is the best way to dive the Sea of Cortez due to the number of roaming species and distance between sites. Typical itineraries last 7 to 10 days, and the best time to visit is from August to November.


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In case a poor trip does happen, it often does not result in any long lasting psychological harm. For everyone wanting a small pre-smoke work out, there is a 5k race, and a corn hole tournament. Even when you got your bud out of the specific dealer, there wasn't any manner of knowing it was the exact same stuff.
There are sick girls and men who can not keep down the nutrients which are required to fight their ailments that are specified. This strain is a powerhouse and can be deemed to help relieve symptoms related to Alzheimer's. There are always new breeds to take into consideration, and on occasion a new strain gets popular for the treatment of a specific condition.
Unlike growing from seeds which may lead to variations in every single plant. Cannabis still includes a fantastic amount of substances. There are a variety of reasons why your seeds may not germinate.
As everybody probably knows marijuana seeds aren't entirely legal in several nations. Laws connected with medicinal marijuana California also dictates the number of marijuana a patient may have in their ownership. In addition, you can move up to a oz of weed as a grownup to some other adult, but marijuana sales continue to be prohibited there.
LSD has also played an very important function in investigations for the possible use of hallucinogens for mental health care, particularly in the western world. The distinction is the fact that it's not founded in federal research as it has been illegal. The scientific proof has to be broadly offered.
Medical marijuana ought to be legalized for recreational use for all those men and women who desire it so that they can secure the help they require. You are able to purchase weed online now. It may be the answer compassionate health options to all of your issues.
Allowing veterans to possess medical marijuana with no danger of consequences is surely an problem both candidates ought to be contemplating. With diverse laws emerging across the nation, there's a demand for understanding the beneficial and negative effects of marijuana usage. Regardless of the reason you opt to eat cannabis, you shouldn't abuse it.
There's no denying that the results of the midterm elections proved to be a substantial success for marijuana legalization in the united states. The argument on using medical marijuana at the usa has been ended. With us, people don't have trouble finding medical marijuana businesses in the United States and internationally.
Cesamet has remained a Schedule II drug because it was originally introduced in the marketplace. Utilizing vaporizers and CBD pens does not entail burning except to create the vapor.
In case you may be patient till they are brown with higher CBD content, you will discover a milder, stoned result. Additionally, it must have germ killing properties to keep to help keep patients healthy. A lot of individuals opt to use a breed that is a hybrid of both kinds, to make an impact that is the very best fit for their requirements.
Marijuana for medical use was demonstrated to be effective. But an individual who wants to buy medical marijuana should have a diagnosis from a doctor who'll indicate using medical marijuana for a remedy for any ailment they have. You will obtain a Marijuana Card only if you're afflicted with a health state as prescribed by a physician.
For instance, bud has the capacity to facilitate the anguish of women and men that are sick. Please bear in mind this strain stimulates appetite. It is crucial to know you can experience side effects like dry mouth and dry eyes.


While exercising seems simple, it's not very difficult to make mistakes. There are dozens of exercises you can partake in, with different variations of each exercise. Mistakes can happen when there is a lack of proper technique or when you rush to simply complete the workout.
When you workout with mistakes, you can become injured during an exercise. At the very least, you can be counter-productive in your pursuit of losing weight. With that in mind, check out the following mistakes and how you can avoid them.
Even though Hollywood and marketing companies may have you believing you can lose 20 pounds overnight, it takes time – hard work and persistence.
Everyone would love to run 2 miles when the begin their exercise regime, but to most it's just not realistic. While you want to lose weight quickly, you're not a superstar athlete – you won't be able to bench press 200 pounds or run the New York marathon in the first week. Having too much exercise too soon will injure you or at the very least drain you mentally and physically, so remember to take it slow so you don't become discouraged.
No, we're not going to tell you to remember to breathe when you workout. However, most individuals when they workout tend to ignore proper breathing. When you work out, you need to breathe through the nose and out the mouth. Also, don't breathe too shallow – you need strong, deep breaths.
Drink water before, after, and during your exercises. Drink about 16 ounces of water (a regular sized bottle at the gas station cooler) for every hour you exercise.
Losing weight and working out is all about sticking to the basics from the day you start until the day you die. There are no easy ways to lose weight and to keep it off. You simply need to work out, eat healthy, and remember the most common thing in losing weight: common sense.
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using System.Windows.Controls;
using System.Windows.Interactivity;
using GalaSoft.MvvmLight.Messaging;
using Meridian.Services;
using Meridian.ViewModel.Messages;

namespace Meridian.Behaviours
{
    public class AutoScrollToCurrentItemBehaviour : Behavior<ListBox>
    {
        protected override void OnAttached()
        {
            Messenger.Default.Register<CurrentAudioChangedMessage>(this, OnCurrentAudioChanged);

            if (AudioService.CurrentAudio != null)
                AssociatedObject.ScrollIntoView(AudioService.CurrentAudio);
        }

        protected override void OnDetaching()
        {
            Messenger.Default.Unregister<CurrentAudioChangedMessage>(this, OnCurrentAudioChanged);
        }

        private void OnCurrentAudioChanged(CurrentAudioChangedMessage message)
        {
            Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(new Action(() =>
            {
                if (AssociatedObject != null && message.NewAudio != null)
                {
                    AssociatedObject.ScrollIntoView(message.NewAudio);
                }
            }));
        }
    }
}

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The frequency in which a bar occurs or the time scope of a bar.
Tick 0 Tick or real-time.
OneMinute 1 A frequency of one minute.
FiveMinute 5 A frequency of five minutes.
TenMinute 10 A frequency of ten minutes.
FifteenMinute 15 A frequency of fifteen minutes.
ThirtyMinute 30 A frequency of thirty minutes.
SixtyMinute 60 A frequency of sixty minutes.
Daily 1440 A frequency of one day.
Weekly 10080 A frequency of one week.
Monthly 43200 A frequency of one month.
Yearly 525600 A frequency of one year.


The ICOM Congress took place this year 2016 in Milan. As programmed the Executive Council met to discuss different matters related with the entity and its members. AMMM requested to become member as an Affiliate Association. To introduce AMMM, President Maria Paola Profumo gave a presentation during the ICOM Congress and following votation of ICOM Executive, AMMM became formally Affiliate Member of ICOM.
Next step will be to form part of the Regional Museums Committee of ICOM, which will most probably be approved soon. This way AMMM will be able to participate in discussions related to regional museums.


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Users will now be able to purchase Oculus Go headsets pre-loaded with porn thanks to the move by Adult publisher Badoink to begin reselling its content via Oculus Go virtual reality headsets. The company will pre-load the headsets with porn in a program it has dubbed "Porn in a Box" which is geared at making it easier for people to access and consume its porn content in virtual reality.
These X-Rated Oculus Go VR headsets will retail at a price of $300, a $100 more than the base Oculus Go model retail price. The extra surcharge enables buyers to access a host of adult content franchises such as the VRCosplayX, BabeVR and the BadoinkVR. The company's 18Vr franchise will also be availed through the headset.
Oculus Go to be Purchased Pre Loaded with Porn
The access to the X-rated content will be available in the headsets via a pre-installed app that users will be able to secure with a private PIN. The company is also promising users that it will regularly update the pre-installed content in the VR headsets to keep it evergreen and ensure users have access to something new on a regular basis. Badoink is also developing subscription option for its adult content through which it will avail additional content although this feature will come at a later date and will not be available during launch.
While Oculus has prohibited adult content on its app store, it is still possible for users to access this content on their virtual reality headsets. The Oculus Go headset is shipped with a built-in web browser that can be used to access content on all kinds of websites. It's this feature which makes it possible for users to access adult content via VR. Users can also sideload individual clips of X-rated content onto their VR devices.
Due to its potential in this kind of media-heavy industry, the adult industry has been one of the most enthusiastic early adopters of VR technology which it sees as the next technological frontier in relaying high quality realistic adult content that appeals to its user base. The earliest efforts at VR porn were focused more on the cheaper and more accessible solutions such as the Cardboard viewers. Even the UK startup Hologram at one point tried rolling out a dedicated VR porn headset but it was undercut by Facebook which released the cheaper Oculus Go VR headset that still provided users with the possibility of accessing the same content at a much lower cost.
In the recent months, the industry has embraced the Oculus Go headset as an affordable all-in-one VR device that users could deploy in accessing all kinds if content under the sun. For Badoink, Oculus Go provides the perfect VR gateway with which to distribute its porn content.
Facebook has kept mum about this latest development. Oculus TOS prohibit the use or promotion of sexually explicit, obscene and abusive content but the company has also stated in the past that it's not interested in policing the content that users access on its store and devices. It still remains to be seen how the company will square that with the reselling of pre-loaded porn content on its VR devices.
https://virtualrealitytimes.com/2019/02/06/oculus-go-vr-headsets-can-now-be-purchased-pre-loaded-with-porn/https://virtualrealitytimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Oculus-Go-to-be-Purchased-Pre-Loaded-with-Porn-600x338.jpghttps://virtualrealitytimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Oculus-Go-to-be-Purchased-Pre-Loaded-with-Porn-150x90.jpg 2019-02-06T23:40:04+00:00 Sam OchanjiAdult VRVR Porn - RenderedVR Porn MoviesUsers will now be able to purchase Oculus Go headsets pre-loaded with porn thanks to the move by Adult publisher Badoink to begin reselling its content via Oculus Go virtual reality headsets. The company will pre-load the headsets with porn in a program it has dubbed "Porn in a...Sam OchanjiSam Ochanjisochanji@yahoo.comAdministratorVirtual Reality Times
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Q: Rails Haml: link_to glyphicon List Item - illegal nesting I have glyphicons set up like below:
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    %span.glyphicon.glyphicon-cog

However when I put it in a %li I get an illegal nesting error:
%ul.nav.navbar-nav.navbar-right.custom
   %li= link_to edit_user_registration_path(pin.user_id), class: "btn btn-default" do
      %span.glyphicon.glyphicon-cog

I get the following:
Illegal nesting: content can't be both given on the same line as %li and nested within it.

How do I fix this?

A: Put the link_to method in the next line:
%ul.nav.navbar-nav.navbar-right.custom
  %li
    = link_to edit_user_registration_path(pin.user_id), class: "btn btn-default" do
      %span.glyphicon.glyphicon-cog

Which generates:

    <%= link_to edit_user_registration_path(pin.user_id), class: "btn btn-default" do %>

    <% end %>

You can test it with haml2erb.org.


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The YMCA is a charitable organization working to provide opportunities for all to grow in spirit, mind and body. By making a financial contribution, you can help a child grow in spirit, mind and body, surrounded by positive role models in a safe and healthy environment.
The YMCA is one of Canada's leading charities and recognizes that many families in our community cannot do it alone.
We encourage you to help someone enjoy the fun and healthy family experiences at YMCA Camps, our Fitness Studio or our nurturing values-based Y after school program.
Your donation will help the Humber Community YMCA continue to offer its employment programs, leadership training and learning courses that enable our youth to reach their potential.
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from __future__ import division, absolute_import, print_function

import re
from beets import config
from beets.util import bytestring_path
from beets.plugins import BeetsPlugin
from beets.importer import SingletonImportTask

class FileFilterPlugin(BeetsPlugin):
    def __init__(self):
        super(FileFilterPlugin, self).__init__()
        self.register_listener('import_task_created',
                               self.import_task_created_event)
        self.config.add({
            'path': '.*'
        })

        self.path_album_regex = \
            self.path_singleton_regex = \
            re.compile(bytestring_path(self.config['path'].get()))

        if 'album_path' in self.config:
            self.path_album_regex = re.compile(
                bytestring_path(self.config['album_path'].get()))

        if 'singleton_path' in self.config:
                self.path_singleton_regex = re.compile(
                    bytestring_path(self.config['singleton_path'].get()))

    def import_task_created_event(self, session, task):
        if task.items and len(task.items) > 0:
            items_to_import = []
            for item in task.items:
                if self.file_filter(item['path']):
                    items_to_import.append(item)
            if len(items_to_import) > 0:
                task.items = items_to_import
            else:
                # Returning an empty list of tasks from the handler
                # drops the task from the rest of the importer pipeline.
                return []

        elif isinstance(task, SingletonImportTask):
            if not self.file_filter(task.item['path']):
                return []

        # If not filtered, return the original task unchanged.
        return [task]

    def file_filter(self, full_path):
        """Checks if the configured regular expressions allow the import
        of the file given in full_path.
        """
        import_config = dict(config['import'])
        full_path = bytestring_path(full_path)
        if 'singletons' not in import_config or not import_config[
                'singletons']:
            # Album
            return self.path_album_regex.match(full_path) is not None
        else:
            # Singleton
            return self.path_singleton_regex.match(full_path) is not None


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A couple walk down a deserted stretch of sand along the Atlantic Ocean on a colder-than-average day Thursday, Nov. 14, 2019, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. — AP Photo/Charlie Riedel
Charlie Riedel
2019 was a record year for ocean temperatures, data show
Kendra Pierre-Louis
Last year was the warmest year on record for the world's oceans, part of a long-term warming trend, according to a study released Monday.
"If you look at the ocean heat content, 2019 is by far the hottest, 2018 is second, 2017 is third, 2015 is fourth, and then 2016 is fifth," said Kevin E. Trenberth, a senior scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research and an author on the study
The study, published in the journal Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, follows an announcement last week by European scientists that Earth's surface temperatures in 2019 were the second-hottest on record.
Since the middle of last century, the oceans have absorbed roughly 93% of the excess heat caused by greenhouse gases from human activities such as burning coal for electricity. That has shielded the land from some of the worst effects of rising emissions.
"Ocean heat content is, in many ways, our best measure of the effect of climate change on the earth," said Zeke Hausfather, director of climate and energy at the Breakthrough Institute in California, who was not involved in this study. Surface temperature measurements are more variable from year to year because they are affected by things like volcanic eruptions and El Niño events, cyclical weather patterns that pump energy and moisture into the atmosphere.
While 2016 was the fifth-hottest year on record for the oceans, it was the hottest year on record in terms of surface temperatures. There was a significant El Niño that year, Trenberth said, which moved the heat from the ocean into the atmosphere.
"And so, the global mean surface temperature is actually higher in 2016, but the ocean temperature is a little bit lower," Trenberth said.
Measuring the ocean's temperature has long been a challenge for scientists. Thermometers on land around the world have tracked temperatures for more than a century, but the ocean temperature record is spottier.
Argo, a global network of 3,000 drifting floats equipped with sensors that measure temperature and depth, was implemented in 2007 and created a comprehensive temperature data record. Before that, researchers had to rely on an ad hoc system of ocean temperature measurements. Many of these were taken from the sides of ships and excluded Antarctic waters until the late 1950s.
For the new study, Trenberth and his colleagues overcame some of the gaps in the historical ocean temperature record by exploiting an understanding of how a temperature reading in one area relates to ocean temperatures across the ocean overall gleaned from data from the Argo system. The new method allowed them to take the limited temperature observations from the pre-Argo era and extrapolate them into a broader understanding of past ocean temperature.
"What we find is that we can do a global reconstruction back to 1958," Trenberth said. That year was when systematic temperature observations began in Antarctica, creating enough temperature points for the extrapolation to be feasible.
The past 10 years have been the warmest 10 on record for global ocean temperatures. The increase between 2018 and 2019 was the largest single-year increase since the early 2000s, according to Hausfather.
Increasing ocean temperatures have harmed marine life and contributed to mass coral reef bleaching, the loss of critical ecosystems, and threatened livelihoods like fishing as species have moved in search of cooler waters.
But the impacts of warming oceans don't remain at sea.
"The heavy rains in Jakarta just recently resulted, in part, from very warm sea temperatures in that region," said Trenberth, who also drew connections between warming ocean temperatures to weather over Australia. The recent drought there has helped to propel what many are calling the worst wildfire season in the nation's history.
"These sea temperatures influence regional weather patterns and sometimes even global weather patterns," Trenberth said.
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Last Saturday was national Make A Difference Day although I didn't know that when I volunteered to join a small group from the church to paint a couple manufactured homes. They were hoping for 20 volunteers but ended up with about half that many. Since I'd just started my own roofing project the day before I almost bailed on them, but I'm glad I didn't.
The first home went from white to tan for the main color, with blue trim. The group started by masking the windows, but I could cut in the edges as fast as a person could mask, so I ended up with my trim brush in hand all day - fine by me, and easier for everyone!
This place looked much nicer when we got all finished up. This one had fairly complex trim and an additional room built on the back corner. We started painting about 7 a.m. and were finished with it about 11 a.m. or so.
A rep from Rebuilding Together came out just about the time we got the first home finished up and took some pictures. I got a kick out of the gals - I think they got as much paint on themselves as they did on the house. I was pleased to learn about Rebuilding Together. I'm going to look into volunteering more often with our local affiliate.
I came home from the quick Alaska trip to reports that the roof had leaked. It leaked once before in a big storm when the house was just a couple years old. Once again, heavy rains accompanied by major winds was blamed, blowing rain under the vent cap and into the roof vent.
I planned to deal with it after our Green River trip. Unfortunately, we came home to reports that the late September storm resulted in more leaks in the same place.
Roofer number 1 said the roof was still in excellent condition but that the vents needed to be lowered to create more coverage from horizontal rain. After removing the cap on the first vent, it was immediately clear that it would be much easier to blank the lower portion of the screen instead of cutting down and lowering the support structure.
Roofer number 2 (I called four for quotes, had to wait two weeks to get the second quote and never heard back from the other two) also said the roof was in excellent shape for its age and that the vent mod that I'd done on all 14 vents was excellent. Both roofers were willing to install a foam roof system, but didn't feel it was necessary.
Instead, I cleaned the roof, and I'm going to apply two coats of an elastomeric coating that has a 15 year warranty. There are lots of choices, but I'm going with Black Jack Maxx Cool for a number of reasons.
We're starting the project with 100 gallons of coating, but since we're applying it to the tops and backs of all the low parapets, I'm almost certainly will have to buy more.
I got started, working the caps, corner, and edges with the brush, starting with the patio roof. The major sections will be rolled, but... the weather is still hot enough that it can only be applied in the mornings. I was hoping for cooler next week, but now the reports include chances of rain.
Meanwhile, friends I haven't met yet are having a wonderful time in Utah. If it wasn't for the roof, I'd be prone to hook up and run north. Instead I just read Suzanne's, Jim & Gayle's, and Mark's blogs about all the beauty that we're missing.
I'm unabashedly swiping a mod concept from Jon Vermilye. He copied the concept from someone else. Simply put, the concept is to cover the refrigerator doors with a laminated photo. Our refrigerator is a two door Dometic 6.0 cubic foot unit with the hinges on the right side of the doors.
Given my love of rivers and canyons, I made it a point to take some vertical format pictures on our latest Green River trip. I've cropped them to match the ratio of the refrigerator and added a brown strip of the correct scale to represent the space between the upper and lower doors. I added three pictures at the end from March's Grand Canyon trip but I'm not sure that the last two will have enough resolution for this project.
Please vote for the photo you think I should use by leaving a comment on this post.
With a trip that was twice as long as most of our Green River trips, we did experience some equipment issues. We had three tents that leaked. BJ's leaks were due to areas that should have been seam sealed, and I think that was true of the other tent leaks as well.
My Big Agnes tent suffered from zipper issues. It has a very light weight zipper in the tent body that needed to be adjusted about every third day. The tent is at the manufacturer now for evaluation and possible zipper replacement.
BJ's boots have been a fixture on the river for a number of years. This year one of the boots split. It was a tight crack - letting in water but still keeping the mud out. These boots have been retired and replaced by a new pair from Tractor Supply. The new ones are black boots with polka-dots. Not sure if switching from white to black boots is the same as switching from white hats to black hats. I guess time will tell.
Alan's mattress got torn near the end of the trip, apparently on a rivet in his kayak. I had an old repair kit but the glue was old and didn't work.
Future river trips will have a tube of Seam Grip, a tube of Zip Care, and a box of Tear-Aid Type A added to our repair kit. Amazing what you can do with this stuff.
My NRS Attack boots have been a favorite but have been discontinued. They typically fail about year four in the same place my current pair started to come apart. I've re-glued them with some old Shoe Goo. We'll see if it works.
Finally, my Fujifilm X-S1 is on its way back to New Jersey. The second element in the lens has a small crack right in the center. It shows up as a dark area in the middle of wide angle pictures. It's still under warranty so we'll see how good the warranty is.
Speaking of warranty, the lid handle on our several year old GSI cookset broke on the trip. BJ found replacement lids on their website but no shops carry them. A phone call resulted in an immediate "we'll send you a new lid - no charge" response." We've always liked their gear, now we're really impressed with the company.
Alan used RunKeeper on his iPhone to keep a GPS track of our travels.
53 miles by van to Ruby Ranch from Moab; 99 river miles paddling & drifting; 50 miles by jet boat up the Colorado; 20 miles by bus back to Tex's in Moab; the whole experience - priceless!
Once the boats were loaded at Tex's the group split up with Ian & Beth headed to Salt Lake City and points northwest. The rest of us headed to the Red Rock Lodge for hot showers and then went out for our last supper as a group. It was nice to have Kelli & Bryan join us.
The next morning, John headed towards family in Colorado and Alan drove out to Canyonlands for one last look before heading back to his family and job in the Salt Lake City area. The rest of us got some breakfast at the Moab Diner and then headed out for the long drive home.
I spotted Bluff, Utah's new signs on our way north and stopped to get a picture on our way south. It's not every American town that can claim to be established in 650 A.D.
There are some beautiful ruins and petroglyph panels on the San Juan river in this area.
We stopped by the BLM Sand Island campground and boat ramp to show Kathy the large petroglyph panel there. (Turn right as you enter the campground.) It's a huge panel with lots of different markings, sometimes layers of them. The campground has 24 spaces, $10, no reservations.
I'm especially enamored with this one. Not sure if it represents a really strong person portaging three canoes or if it's a boondocking blogger looking for a better cell signal.
Once again, Monument Valley tantalizes us. We really do need to come back and spend some time there.
The Cameron Trading Post usually times out about right for a lunch stop on our return trip.
A couple folks shared a Navajo taco. I went for the excellent green chili stew that comes with a side of fry bread. Didn't get a picture - I was hungry!
A lineup of dry bags cleaned and on the line to dry signifies the end of this trip. Not sure where we'll be off to next.
A big thanks to the crew at Tex's Riverways in Moab who did such a great job with the shuttles, and to our friends both new and old who made the trip so memorable.
As day broke, the sun started peaking over the east rim, slowly but surely lighting the cliffs on the western side of the Colorado river. At first I thought I was the first person to get up but then I realized John had the end of his tent open and was lying there watching nature's light show.
At Mineral Bottom we'd met a kayaker from San Diego who brought a plastic kayak on the trip because "the Green River is too rough on wooden boats." Sure didn't seem that way to us! I think this is the 6th trip for the canoe.
While I was taking pictures, I realized John was as well. It was great having both John and Alan on this trip with their eye for good photos.
We all enjoyed both brothers. It's not very often that they get a chance to spend significant time together, so this trip was special to both of them. Two wonderful guys with very different experiences and great love for one another.
Tex's jet boat had waved as they went south. They always start with the group furthest down river, so in this case they picked up the group that passed us late yesterday afternoon first. Also on board was our daughter and son-in-law who didn't have enough vacation time to do the whole trip so they made a long weekend of it in Moab and rode the jet boat both directions.
The loading process moved quickly. All our bags of gear loaded first and then they started with the boats, saving the two short boats for last.
Tex's always runs their big boat with a crew of two which makes loading go much faster than when a boat has just one crew member. This year Andy and Kenny were on the boat. With one more stop to go, they temporarily loaded Kathy's boat just ahead of the cockpit.
Because we were on the Colorado below the confluence with the Green, PFDs were required by law. Our gear was on board and we boarded with clean feet by 11:30 a.m., heading up the Colorado for the last pickup of the day.
The last group of the day was five people with two canoes and a sea kayak on a low sandbar. Once the canoes were loaded on the rack, Kathy's kayak was moved on top of them.
All along the Colorado were beautiful, constantly changing vistas. For us, the jet boat ride up the Colorado River side of Canyonlands National Park is a logical culmination of our trip down the Green River side of the park.
Paddlers and rowers tend to watch out for one another. Kenny asked for donations of any left over coffee to help out a raft trip headed for the whitewater of Cataract Canyon below Spanish Bottom.
At the Potash boat ramp, the 21 clients disembarked, Andy backed the trailer into the water, and Kenny blasted the boat onto the trailer.
We all boarded our yellow limo for the remaining 20 mile drive back to Tex's office, arriving there about 3 p.m.
Many hands make light work. With all of the Tex crew working at unloading gear and boats from the jet boat, and all the clients carrying gear away, it didn't take long to get our boats and gear loaded onto our personal vehicles.
The 48 miles from the confluence to the Potash boat ramp goes much faster that our paddling progress. Even with the stop to pick up an additional party, and a stop at Lathrop Canyon to use the restroom, we were back to hard surfaced roads in less than three hours.
We spotted four separate raft groups as we traveled up the Colorado. It appeared that they were all headed for Cataract Canyon and Lake Powell.
Once again, a wonderful trip. The same, and yet so different from previous years.


Crime Doctor (1943) is a crime film adapted from the radio series of the same name. The film stars Warner Baxter as a man with amnesia determined to remember his past. The film was released by Columbia Pictures.
Nine sequels followed, all starring Baxter. These later movies were somewhat more conventional mysteries than the original film. Baxter finished his career with the series, which was relatively easy work for him having suffered a nervous breakdown and severe arthritis. He died two years after the final "Crime Doctor" movie.
During the Great Depression, a man (Warner Baxter) is thrown out of a speeding car. When he regains consciousness in a hospital, he has amnesia. He is visited by a man who accuses him of faking his condition. The stranger calls the patient Phil and demands to know what happened to a valise, then runs away when Phil summons a nurse for help. When the man recovers, he takes the name Robert Ordway, after a hospital benefactor.
Ordway's doctor, John Carey (Ray Collins), wants to continue treating him and offers lodging in his house. All attempts to discover his identity fail, so Ordway decides to learn all he can about his condition. After ten years, he has become a successful psychiatrist, in partnership with Carey. Ordway begins treating prison inmates. He is so successful, he is named head of the state parole board.
While on a date in a nightclub with social worker Grace Fielding (Margaret Lindsay), he is recognized by two men from his past: Joe Dylan (Harold Huber) and Nick Ferris (Don Costello). They and a third man, Emilio Caspari (John Litel), are unsure if he is their partner in crime. They convince convict Pearl Adams (an uncredited Dorothy Tree), their associate's ex-girlfriend, to apply for parole. At her hearing, she calls Ordway "Dr. Morgan". Ordway badgers her until she reveals that he is Phil Morgan, the mastermind of a $200,000 payroll robbery from which the money was never recovered.
To trigger his memory, he contacts the three men and reenacts the events of the day he lost his memory. Tempers flare and the men fight. During the struggle, Ordway is struck on the head and remembers his past. He also acquires the gun. He calls the police and has the gang arrested.
Insisting on being tried for the robbery, Morgan admits his wrongdoing, but takes pride in his accomplishments since. The jury finds him guilty, but recommends clemency. The judge sentences him to the minimum term of ten years, then suspends the sentence, saying, "We need men like you."


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New Science Department Has Been 12 Years In The Making
Brand new science building? Check. Brand new science department? Check. If you haven't noticed, the sciences at California Lutheran University are getting a total overhaul.
Geology 'rocks': Students in the Environmental Geology club embark on guided expeditions through Colorado, Arizona and southern California (above) to study the Earth and learn form professionals.
Photo provided by the Cal Lutheran Environmental Geology Club
From a new building to combined majors, it doesn't take a geologist to notice the changes in the environmental sciences. The geology and environmental science majors are merging into one program: Department of Earth and Environmental Science.
"Dr. Rita Bush and I, and a couple biology professors, what about a dozen years ago, proposed the environmental science major," geology professor William Bilodeau said. "There were no professors who were newly hired for the program–there are still no professors that are environmental science department professors. There's just a whole bunch of people across many departments that teach one or two classes."
Bringing the two majors together under one departmental umbrella has been in the works for years, Bilodeau said. Bilodeau originally pitched the idea because he was inspired by universities like Stanford University who have combined geology and environmental science majors.
The change to a new Department of Earth and Environmental Science will be effective by fall 2019, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Jessica Lavariega-Monforti said.
"There's a lot of crossover, not 100 percent, but there is certainly crossover as we talk about 'What are resources, climatology and minerals'…All of that has at least some [geographic info system] mapping and we can go on and on. I think it makes sense to share resources, to share expertise across these two programs," Lavariega-Monforti said.
Bilodeau said the course requirements for the geology and environmental science majors will not change in the short term. While the requirements will still be the same for now, students can expect for them to potentially change over time.
"I think over the long term what we might see is some sharing, and some more interdisciplinary courses being taught," Lavariega-Monforti said.
The department is actively looking for two new full-time faculty members, Lavariega-Monforti said. One will be the chair of the department and the other will be brought on as a junior faculty member.
"Anytime you hire new faculty, there often are curricular changes that accompany that. We think that there could be some really interesting synergies across these two [factors]," Lavariega-Monforti said.
Bilodeau said he would "ideally like to have a third person hired" to replace him because he is soon retiring.
Hiring a department chair replacement and two faculty members by fall 2019 would allow time for proper training and guidance for the department.
As far as physical space goes, Bilodeau said there will be no change, if anything, more space will become available in Ahmanson when the new science building is completed in 2020.
"We have some really interesting dynamics going on right now and I think that if we can capitalize on them, we could continue the momentum that we already have going on in the sciences," Lavariega-Monforti said.
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Angelique Foundation funds Hans Women Football Club For the Indian Women's League Qualifiers | Yudas!
In its constant endeavor to promote girls' football in the National Capital, Angelique Foundation has sponsored Delhi based women's sports club, Hans Women Football Club in achieving its goals at the second edition of the Indian Women's League Qualifiers in Kolhapur this year.
The event kicks off from the 25th of November and will continue till the 8th of December 2017. Angelique Foundation has proven to be a great helping hand through its various initiatives, such as, encouraging girls from New Delhi and Haryana to take up sports professionally, providing them with sports kits and supporting them financially too. This year, it will also bear their travelling expenses to the venue in Maharashtra.
Sharing his views about the potential of the team, their Coach Mr. Paritosh Sharma said, "The Indian Women's League Qualifiers is a huge platform for the girls to showcase their talents and to improve their chances of representing the National team.
Hans Women's Football Club, "Winners" of Delhi State Women Football League in 2016, will be the first Delhi based women's club to participate in a nationwide league.
After successfully completing the Season One of Indian Women's League, which saw six clubs contest for the title of champions in India, All India Football Federation is determined to make this league even more competitive by bringing in more clubs from across India fighting for the title. The league not only contributes in the rising popularity of women's football in India and giving them a platform but also provides young players with invaluable experience under a competitive environment.
Angelique Foundation is the CSR arm of Angelique International Limited and therefore, a natural extension of Angelique International's social infrastructure projects. Angelique Foundation implements programs tailored to the ground realities in India with a focus on education and rural empowerment. Each initiative is designed to meet the needs of the specific target group and is undertaken after detailed research and surveys.
Some of their prominent initiatives include Angelique Pustakalaya – building a shelter of knowledge for children in low income schools; Angelique Garima – empower village girls and women to lead a confident and independent life by teaching skills of stitching, mushroom cultivation and beauty centres; Swachh Bharat – sponsoring construction of toilets in government schools and rural villages; Angelique Shakti – installing solar power units in schools to provide continuous electricity. Angelique International Limited is an Indian EPC company delivering complete project solutions in vital areas of power, water, agriculture, irrigation, social infrastructure and industrial projects in India & across the globe.


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King's Hawaiian Selects dinCloud's Hosted Virtual Desktop Solution to Increase IT Efficiency and Reduce Costs
LOS ANGELES, CA – January 8, 2013 – dinCloud, a cloud transformation company, today announced that King's Hawaiian, maker of the number one branded dinner roll in the United States, has selected dinCloud to implement its hosted virtual desktop, server, and storage services to help IT improve efficiency and better manage operations across King's Hawaiian's baking facilities and restaurants.
"The desktop virtualization market is shifting to a more holistic approach as IT professionals look for solutions to simplify workspace management," said Brett Waldman, research manager, Client Virtualization Software, IDC. "Demands on IT resources are greater than ever before, but IT budgets are still declining. The ability to deliver and manage desktops and applications from the cloud is quickly becoming a must-have for organizations looking to reduce costs while improving efficiencies."
King's Hawaiian, a well-known, family-owned and operated Hawaiian food company and commercial bakery, has been delighting palates young and old since its founder, Robert R. Taira, created the recipe for Original Hawaiian Sweet Bread nearly 60 years ago in Hilo, Hawaii. Today, they operate more than 270,000 square feet of baking facilities in Torrance, California and Oakwood, Georgia.
King's Hawaiian was looking for a cost effective, one-stop solution that could eventually help them expand internationally. Additionally, they wanted a provider that could reliably manage day-to-day operations so their IT team could focus on the value added tasks of the core business. After a rigorous RFP process, that included several big name cloud vendors, King's Hawaiian chose dinCloud.
dinCloud provided King's Hawaiian with hosted virtual desktops (dinHVD), hosted virtual servers (dinServer), and NetApp-based cloud storage (dinBackup) – part of its business provisioning services. By moving King's Hawaiian's business (servers, applications, data, and desktops) to the cloud, the company is able to enjoy more control and easier management of its IT infrastructure. Additionally, dinCloud successfully brought some of King's Hawaiian's business applications into the cloud, including several unique homegrown apps.
"Dell vWorkspace combined with thin clients and the unique value of dinCloud, provides companies with unmatched flexibility, high performance, desktop security, support and ROI that allows them to address the demands of today's dynamic business environment," said Lubos Parobek, vice president of product management, Dell. "King's Hawaiian is another great example of the industry's continued recognition for Dell's complete, end-to-end portfolio which has been built to ensure customer success in desktop virtualization. We are happy to once again work with dinCloud to simplify the deployment and management of desktop virtualization technologies."
"dinCloud provided an exceptional level of support during King's Hawaiian's transition to the cloud, and our valued white glove treatment continues even after the on-boarding process," said Saad Shahzad, senior vice president and chief strategy officer, dinCloud. "Throughout the implementation, we were able to leverage one of our trusted reseller partners, pulling in specialists to help meet King's Hawaiian's unique user needs on an as needed basis. Most businesses aren't typically awarded those kinds of resources, but we offered these additional services and value adds from the beginning."
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The Unbroken Line
The Untold Story of Gridiron Greats and Their Struggle to Save Professional Football
by Billy Joe DuPree & With Spencer Kopf
The Unbroken Line is the riveting story of how truly heartless the business of professional football was and is – from the poor pension plans and inadequate medical benefits to the greed of union leadership which the authors argue takes advantage of and turns its back on the very individuals who make the game great. At no time in the annals of sports has the timing of a book been more important.
This unique story provides a fascinating inside look at how a group of players and one attorney strategically outwitted the NFL and the Players' Union leadership to score an historic and crucial victory for players' rights. The year was 1982, a few courageous men stood up to their powerful administrative adversaries when no one else would during the most turbulent time in the history of professional football. What was at stake then and now again in 2010 is the players' ability to earn salaries and benefits that are in line with their contributions to their teams.
The authors, former Pro Bowl tight end Billy Joe DuPree and highly respected attorney Spencer Kopf, not only reveal the successful plan that began the end of player exploitation, but they also skillfully compare the peril players faced in 1982 to the heart wrenching situations of present-day, retired union members. An SMI Book, imprint of iUniverse, Inc.
Billy Joe DuPree is a former Pro Bowl tight end for the Dallas Cowboys. DuPree was one of the top tight ends of his era. He was selected to three consecutive Pro Bowls (1976–1978) and helped lead his team to a 27–10 victory in Super Bowl XII. Spencer Kopf is an attorney, former prosecutor, and judge based in Dallas, Texas. An expert in sports law, he has represented more than one hundred professional athletes and at one time represented one-third of the entire Dallas Cowboys roster.