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Characters, Disney characters, Little Einsteins characters,
Playhouse Disney characters
TV Animation characters
Disney Junior characters
Cowboys & cowgirls
Singing characters
Tritagonists
Annie (Little Einsteins)
Our Big Huge Adventure
Rocket's Firebird Rescue
Park attractions
Disney Junior - Live on Stage!
Animation Courtyard
Animators
Frank Summers
Natalia Wojcik
Mia Murphy (Season 1, UK version)
Kirsty Hickey (Season 2, UK version)
Kind, sweet, brave, friendly, smart
Small, little girl with light skin, blonde hair in pigtails, pink bows in her hair, fair skin, blue eyes, green shirt (later light blue), blue jean dress (later pink), magenta and white shoes (later blue)
To help the other Little Einsteins complete their missions
Leo (older brother)
June, Quincy, Rocket, Big Jet
Big Jet (formerly)
Singing, animals, Balloons
Spiders, bats, ghosts, Balloons being popped
Being a Little Einstein
"Look, look, look!"
"Hold on tight, 'cause here we go!"
"Sit up straight, hold up your microphone. Now sing!"
"Here comes the music of the day, let's listen."
(in song) "Hi, Hi, Hi!"
"I love to sing!"
Annie is one of the two tritagonists of Little Einsteins (the other being Quincy). She is Leo's younger sister.
This cheerful little girl is a wonderful singer, even coming up with song lyrics off the top of her head. Annie's pride and joy is a portable microphone, which she always carries with her. And she's the only person, besides Leo, to have ever piloted Rocket.
Annie is a small female girl, the smallest of the group. She has blonde messy hair put into pigtails with pink butterfly bows. She wears a sleeveless blue jean dress (pink in Season 2) and a green undershirt (light blue in Season 2). She wears a pair of purple and pink converse styled shoes (blue shoes and white socks in Season 2). Her dress is usually accompanied by a front solo pocket and stitches down the side.
Her friends are Leo, Quincy, June, and Rocket. She also has other friends, but they aren't human: a few of her friends are Little Caterpillar, Little Red Train, and Purple Plane.
Little Einsteins is the only media she has appeared in. Annie has appeared in every episode, making a major role in Annie's Solo Mission and a minor in Quincy and the Magic Instruments.
At the youngest of the quadrant, Annie is the singer behind the group. Annie is defined as always adventurous. She is also described that she may be the youngest but she is the bravest. Annie resides with her eldest brother Leonardo, a red-headed child the leader of the team. Both Annie and Leo do everything beside each other. Possibly born October 13, Annie was second to the unknown parents. Annie has an affection for balloons, singing, and horses. She like the rest of the team seems to have arachnophobia. During "Our Huge Adventure" Annie and the team faced their arachnophobia to save a bundle of butterflies and then easily fled the scene.
Annie loves her friends and will do anything for them. During the events of "Annie's Solo Mission", Leo, Quincy, and June were blowing large bubbles and got caught inside one. Using Leo's flying lessons, Annie flew Rocket around the world by herself to get them.
Annie also seems to be small-minded at points, pointing out the obvious in situations. She also dislikes being smaller than normal as seen in "The Incredible Shrinking Adventure". She formerly did not know the definition of "mission" as seen in "How We Became the Little Einsteins: The True Story" but learned it thanks to her friend June.
In season 1 at some points, Annie's singing was not the best (even though she is the singer of the group) but it matured through the progress of season 2. Annie was originally aimed to be country like during the early stages of the series wearing cowboy boots and having freckles. Her looks differed from her sibling Leo who has darker skin and brown eyes. Sometime during production Leo and Annie both had major redesigns making them closer to having a family relationship.
Annie seems fond of her friends and appreciates their company. Annie also may have thalassophobia as seen in "Quincy and the Magic Instruments" as she constantly shouts when talking to Quincy waving her hands at the same time. Annie also is a very bubbly-like girl, constantly giggling at points. All Leo, Quincy, June, and Rocket congratulate and cheer for Annie when she sings. Annie is good at improvising, she can make and sing songs right off the spot. Commonly used when the team is off to save or help a creature or even when the team is feeling down.
During season 1 Annie sang with the singing posture of placing her hand on her chest and with one hand in the air. In season 2 she gained access to a microphone which she sang louder. All though being one season without a microphone, Annie gets down when her microphone is missing and loses hope when doing so.
Throughout the series, Annie overtook new hobbies and interests such as her obsession with horses. She has befriended multiple singing animals normally animals or creatures that are down. Annie uses her voice to cheer up the creature and get them in a go-get-em mood.
She made an appearance at Walt Disney World as a puppet in Disney Junior - Live on Stage! in Disney's Hollywood Studios Theme Park and Animation Courtyard. She also made meet-and-greets with guests, just like the other Little Einsteins, except for Rocket.
She was the only character who has piloted Rocket by herself.
She loves animals, but she is afraid of spiders, just like the rest of the team (as seen in Our Big Huge Adventure), except for the one in "The Treasure Behind the Little Red Door" and the one in "Rocket the Bug". It is also shown in Our Big Huge Adventure that she is afraid of bats.
She loves dolphins as proven in Pirates Treasure, but her favorite animal of all is a horse as seen in "The Great Schubert's Guessing Game".
She owns a silver microphone with orange music notes that she won in a song contest.
When she wishes to urgently point something out to the team, her usual catchphrase is "Look, look, look!"
She might have arachnophobia (fear of spiders).
In Season 2, the color of her shirt changes from green to light blue and the color of her jean dress changes from blue to pink.
When she is really happy, her smile gets bigger.
In Rocket's Firebird Rescue, Annie was given Music Power, and may now have it permanently.
She loves animals just as much as she loves singing.
She always sings her special good-night song to herself at bedtime, as mentioned in A Galactic Goodnight.
Though she is the only singer in the group; she can be found singing along with June.
Little Einsteins • Little Einsteins Theme Song • Mission • Curtain Call
Main: Leo • June • Quincy • Annie • Rocket
Recurring: Firebird • Melody • Big Jet • Witch
Other: Wolfgang
Season One: "Ring Around the Planet" • "I Love to Conduct" • "Hungarian Hiccups" • "Whale Tale" • "Pirate's Treasure" • "The Birthday Balloons" • "The Legend of the Golden Pyramid" • "Dragon Kite" • "Go West, Young Train" • "Farmer Annie" • "A Little Einsteins Halloween" • "Annie's Solo Mission" • "The Mouse and the Moon" • "The Good Knight and the Bad Knight" • "The Christmas Wish" • "How We Became the Little Einsteins: The True Story" • "Jump for Joey" • "The Northern Night Light" • "O Yes, O Yes, It's Springtime!" • "A Tall Totem Tale" • "The Incredible Shrinking Adventure" • "Duck, Duck, June" • "Rocket Safari" • "Knock on Wood" • "A Galactic Goodnight" • "The Birthday Machine" • "A Brand New Outfit" • "The Missing Invitation"
Season Two: "Quincy and the Magic Instruments" • "Brothers and Sisters to the Rescue" • "The Glass Slipper Ball" • "Annie's Love Song" • "Melody the Music Pet" • "The Puppet Princess" • "Super Fast!!" • "He Speaks Music" • "Hello, Cello" • "Annie and the Little Toy Plane" • "Carmine's Big Race" • "The Great Sky Race Rematch" • "Sleeping Bassoon" • "Rocket Soup" • "The Blue-Footed Booby Bird Ballet" • "Little Red Rockethood" • "The Puzzle of the Sphinx" • "The Wild Goose Chase" • "Annie and the Beanstalk" • "The Wind-Up Toy Prince" • "Mr. Penguin's Ice Cream Adventure" • "Annie, Get Your Microphone" • "The Treasure Behind the Little Red Door" • "The Secret Mystery Prize" • "Animal Snack Time" • "The Great Schubert's Guessing Game" • "Quincy and the Instrument Dinosaurs" • "Build It, Rocket!" • "Melody and Me" • "Music Monsters" • "The Song of the Unicorn" • "Flight of the Instrument Fairies" • "Silly Sock Saves the Circus" • "Go Team!" • "The Music Robot from Outer Space" • "Show and Tell" • "Fire Truck Rocket" • "Rocket the Bug" • "Little Elephant's Big Parade"
Our Big Huge Adventure • Rocket's Firebird Rescue
Little Einsteins locations
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God has an incredible purpose for your life, and The Grace Place Growth Track is designed to help you connect with that purpose. On the Growth Track, you will spend four Sundays diving into what it looks like to follow Jesus, connect to the church, discover your purpose, and then make a difference with your life.
Growth Track happens every month in four consecutive Sundays, starting with Church 101 on the first Sunday of the month. We invite you to jump in at any time.
This step is a basic introduction to the Christian life, the ministry of The Grace Place, and what it means to be a member.
This step is a basic introduction to the core beliefs of the Assemblies of God. In this step, you will learn how these beliefs are grounded in God's word and how they impact your life as a Christian.
This step gives insight into the ultimate authority of God's truth. This will help you better understand the struggle between human desires and what God wants for you.
This step will help you apply what you have learned to live a life of blessing and victory. You will better understand how to combat selfish thinking and the lies of the enemy.
This step guides you through a discovery of your personality and gifts, which point you to your purpose in life. This will give you the opportunity to become a part of the Dream Team, by connecting with the team of your choice and learning how you can serve others by using your gifts to live out your purpose.


Whole cell imaging is a novel technique using which the time-dependent quantitative phase profiles of live unstained biological cells are analyzed numerically to learn on the cell functionally. Dynamic phase profiles of the sample are first acquired by wide-field digital interferometry (WFDI), a quantitative holographic approach, without the need for scanning or using exogenous contrast agents. The resulting phase profiles are proportional to the multiplication between the cell thickness profile and its integral refractive index profile. However, many morphological parameters, including cell volume and cell force distribution, are based on the cell thickness profile, rather than on its WFDI phase profile. For cells with heterogeneous refractive index structure, more than a single exposure is typically needed to decouple thickness from integral refractive index using the phase profile, with the risk of losing transient acquisition. The presented wholecell- imaging approach show that the WFDI phase profiles are useful for numerically analyzing cells even in cases where decoupling of thickness and integral refractive index is not possible or desired. We thus define new numerical parameters that directly utilize the WFDI phase profile and demonstrate their usefulness for characterizing contracting cardiomyocytes, cells with complex and highly-dynamic refractive-index structure.


For the upcoming long weekend I have something sweet and simple for your breakfast table: Suikerbrood, which is Dutch and means sugar bread. It is originally from Friesland, a region up north in the Netherlands.
I have already shown you several Austrian recipes (here, here, here and here) from my Austrian heritage but never did I show anything from my Dutch side. Until now.
Since we live in Switzerland my boyfriend and I are actually missing some Dutch products and my boyfriend especially loved the Suikerbrood back in the Netherlands. Every time his parents are visiting they bring us Suikerbrood to enjoy, but obviously this enjoyment is short-lived. So I got started and tried several times to get my own version of this typical Dutch treat. My end version might not be the real thing but my boyfriend and me we enjoyed it a lot. The original version is even more sticky and sugary, so feel free to add a lot more sugar if you want to achieve that 😉 I made my version with regular lump sugar, which I crushed into even smaller pieces. This should be available everywhere, so get started!
Add the crushed lump sugar on top and roll it up.
I'm dutch and when I opened this site it was very funny because I was like "hey this is Dutch!!" and I was a bit confused 🙂 .I'm very happy with the recipe because I can make suikerbrood by myself now, in some versions I ate were also raisins, so maybe an idea for the next time?
Danke liebe Laura 😉 Das Brot kommt vor allem im Norden in Friesland vor, man kann es aber auch im Rest von Holland kaufen 😉 GLG!


The yacht charter in Cambrils at a discount is available all year-round. You could find the appropriate options of the boat rental in Cambrils in the Sailica catalog. We reduce the boat rental prices in Cambrils by early booking and offer the last minute deals during the season. Just choose a sailing yacht and leave a request. To clarify the details of the yacht charter in Spain, contact us in messengers.
This is a resort town in Catalonia, on the golden coast of Spain. Here, there are 3 golf clubs. The emerald museum is open. The local specialties are considered the gold standard of the Mediterranean cuisine. The resort has 9 beaches, each possessing a blue flag.
In the town, there is a large and comfortable Nautic Club marina with 430 berths for sailing yachts. The club includes not just the mooring posts but a restaurant, a bar, a showroom, a fishing area, and a sailing school. It is a good idea to take a few lessons if you want to charter a yacht in Cambrils bareboat. The Nautic Club organizers its own small regattas in the sailing season.
The nearest international airport is Reus. It is 13 km away.
The catamaran rental in Cambrils gives an opportunity to have fun at the local fests along with the sailing holiday. Several fairs are held during the sailing season — the medieval, maritime and horse ones. For already 45 years, an international music festival has been organized here. Among the participants, there are not only the musicians but also the dance companies. The performances take place in the Villa Fortuna castle.
We are available 24-hour in Telegram and Facebook Messenger. Feel free to put any questions about the yacht rental in Spain.
Not long ago it was just a fishing port, now Cambrils is a popular resort in Spain, famous for its beaches, crystal-clear city, and an amazing combination of new and old, traditions and modernity.


New to healing? I know, it can be overwhelming. But there are some energy healer basics, essential things that will help you get started and feel confident.
Below, I've compiled some of these basics: helpful ways of thinking about energy healing, plus a list of what I think are the most essential and helpful resources on my site.
simple healings can be very powerful. For example, just being a compassionate witness or presence can be powerfully healing.
Learn some of the core principles of energy healing. These will give you a deeper understanding of the world view and philosophical foundations of energy healing. It's a different model of reality!
The human energy field has specific features, just as the physical body does. Learn about subtle anatomy: chakras, auras, meridians, and more.
You should go into a healing session in as elevated a state as you can. Learn about grounding, centering, raising your vibration, setting an intention, and releasing attachment to outcome.
Learn how to center, a fundamental principle in managing your energy and preparing for a healing session.
Learn some of the most basic techniques of energy work, including scanning, modulating, sweeping and magnetizing.
The power of intention: what it is, how to create effective intentions and how to use them in healing work and life.
Along with intention, simple presence -- mindful witnessing -- may be the most deeply transformative practice available to you as a healer and a self-healer. Learn about presence, including a Healing Presence Meditation.
Muscle testing (also called energy testing or applied kinesiology) is a way to get direct information from -- to read the energy of-- our bodies and energy systems. Learn how.
It's important to keep your energy distinct from your clients'. Learn how.
Learn 26 fun exercises to help cultivate your right brain hemisphere, and how right-brain mode is a conducive state for healing.
When you become a healer, and/or if you are energetically sensitive, you have to take special care of yourself, both when you are doing energy work and in your daily life.
What is your intuitive style? Visual, auditory, empathic, kinesthetic, environmental? Even just knowing that there ARE different styles will help you tune into your intuition.
It's important to clear our treatment spaces after doing energy healing. Learn some ways to do space clearing -- ideas that work for your office as well as your home and any other space.
Healers have special ethical responsibilities to their clients. Because of the nature of our work and the trust that our clients place in us, we must operate with the highest level of care and integrity.
Sometimes you need some real-life examples of how a session might go. Here is a growing set of case studies to show how all of these energy healer basics might come together in actual treatments.
There are some good tips in this section, especially in the "Energy Healing Issues" category.
More resources for learning energy healing, including books, schools and online resources.
And by the way, if you're interested in learning about energy, energy healing, and chakras in easy-to-understand language and all in one convenient place, check out my book, "Chakra Care: Do-It-Yourself Energy Healing for a More Joyful, Loving, Fruitful Life". In it you'll also find 500 ways to clear, nurture and support your own chakras. Chakra Care is a just-right explanation of the chakras for beginners, but it has loads of fresh ideas and perspectives for more experienced energy workers, too.
I hope these energy healer basics are useful to you and help you find your way through the thicket of information about energy healing. Keep checking back, as I add more resources from time to time.
Go from Energy Healer Basics to site home page .


Another new teaser for the Hyundai Kona has been handed down today, revealing a new full-frontal angle of the upcoming compact SUV.
This latest shot shows more of the Kona's stacked headlight design, which follows in the footsteps of recent models like the Jeep Cherokee and a number of new Citroen models.
The Kona, named for the coastal Hawaiian region, was first announced earlier this month. Set to be launched globally in the months ahead, the Kona was initially presumed to be bound for a New York motor show debut, but a "winter 2017" (Australia) unveiling has now been confirmed.
The company's local arm has also confirmed a third-quarter launch for Australia, which will make for one of the fastest transitions from global debut to market launch Australia has ever seen from an imported model.
The new compact SUV will sit below the Tucson in the Korean manufacturer's local line-up, going toe-to-toe with rivals like the Mazda CX-3, Honda HR-V and Toyota C-HR.
It's the first time Hyundai will have a player in the smallest crossover segment in Australia. although the company offers the Creta in China and the i20 Active in European and select Asia-Pacific markets. Sister company Kia is set to follow with its own version of the Kona at some point in the next 12 months.
The teaser image (top) previews the upper part of the Kona's two-tier headlight design - similar to the look worn by numerous Citroen models - a feature noticed on spy photos of pre-production versions of the company's smallest SUV.
Hyundai claims the Kona will offer best-in-class interior space, and has been developed with a focus on driving dynamics and looks to set new performance standards for the segment.
The Kona name also continues Hyundai's (mainly US) tradition of naming its SUV and crossover models after acclaimed travel destinations - Creta, Santa Fe, Tucson and Veracruz to name a few.
For more updates on the Hyundai Kona, stay tuned to CarAdvice.


One of the fun things about living in the SF South Bay area is the abundance of hiking trails. As an active, outdoorsy type, getting lost in the woods is one of my favorite past times. I'll never forget the first time I found a path along Steven's Creek and decided to follow it because of its name "Zinfandel Trail." At the time I just thought it was funny, but a couple miles up and around the mountain I came across a sign that piqued my interest "Winery ➡." So I followed it. Of course. At the end of my trail I found Picchetti Winery. So I popped in and did a tasting. Of course. And I absolutely fell in love with their signature white wine blend Pavone.
About the Winery: Let's take a moment to talk about Picchetti Winery because it's actually a point of historical interest, as it was founded in 1890 and is one of the oldest California wineries still standing. Picchetti Ranch and Winery was founded by bothers Secondo and Vincenzo Picchetti one of the first grape growers in the now very well established Montebello ridge (you may be familiar with Ridge Winery) in Santa Clara Valley. Oh, and one of the very first grapes they grew was Zinfandel — hence the name of the trail I followed.
Today, Picchetti Winery is owned and operated by Leslie Pantling, produces over 9000 cases of wine annually, and include a multitude of varietals in their library including Chardonnay, Viognier, Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, and the grape that started it all, Zinfandel.
About the Wine: Picchetti Winery 2014 White Pavone is made of 53% Chardonnay and 47% Viognier. The grapes were harvested from 3 separate vineyards from 3 distinct regions: 24% Chardonnay from the Boyd Vineyard on Montebello, 29% Chardonnay from the Bruzzone Vineyard in Felton, and the total 47% Viognier came from Marsha's Vineyard in Sebastopol. Each vineyard lot was fermented separately, spending about a year in 100% French oak barrels (neutral), and then blended just before bottling.
Flavor Profile: The Picchetti 2014 White Pavone is a powdery light yellow in the glass. I'd say a pale straw color, but it's almost like the dust that would come off a bale of hay after tossing it into the barn. The initial aromas are creamy, nutty, with a hint of fruit — it's most reminiscent of a caramel apple.
The primary palate of the wine is quite smooth, if not a little fatty in texture. Come mid-palate, however, there's a good bit of minerality that brings in a bit of sparkle on the tongue breaking up that initial heft. Flavors are secondary to the textures and include tropical stone fruits — think mango, guava, papaya — and a funky, kind of stinky flavor of raw honey just kind of lingers in the background. The finish is surprisingly hot, but completely enjoyable, leaving the essence of an island vacation on the tongue and on the mind.
Food Pairing: Don't laugh (too hard) at me, but I paired the Picchetti 2014 White Pavone with a homemade Hawaiian pizza. It paired perfectly! The melted cheese complemented those initial thick textures in the wine, giving body to the overall palate. What I love most about this wine is that even though the fruits are tropical in nature, there's absolutely no pineapple aromas or flavors so having cooked pineapple (which reduces that pineapple's schtank) counterbalanced those beautiful soft stone fruits found in the wine.
I would drink this wine again. I would pair it with this meal again. And I would recommend this food and wine pairing to my very best wine friends.
More Info: I fell in love with the 2014 Picchetti White Pavone at Picchetti Winery, so that's where I bought this bottle. Good news: if you do a tasting at Picchetti Winery (choice of 5 wines for $15), your tasting fee is refunded with bottle purchase. Good deal for this $25 bottle.
Will you hike for wine? If so, it's definitely worth the trip. Otherwise you can find out more about Picchetti Winery, their available wines, and purchase wines directly on the Picchetti Winery website.
honestly, being not much of a white wine guy, I kind of shudder at the blend of a rhone and a burgundian type wine…..its kinda like finding a "pinot noir blend"…..interesting blend. But, it sounds like it works somehow and thats all that matters.


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When: April 23rd and 24th. Gates open at 7AM. Mandatory drivers meeting at 8:00AM.
Shift-S3ctor is excited to announce that our California Airstrip Attack will be April 23rd and 24th at the New Coalinga Municipal Airport in Central California (2 and a half hours north of LA, 2 hours south of the Bay area). This will be a 1/2 mile, side by side racing event and trap speed competition. Both automobiles and motorcycles are permitted. Autos may run solo for trap speed, or race other autos. Motorcycles may run solo for trap speed, or race other motorcycles.
Due to the inability to police horsepower numbers, we have eliminated horsepower tiers from the trophy competitions. It is now unlimited and therefore "sandbagging" or lying about horsepower is meaningless. We have therefore created classes accordingly to keep it fair.
For those choosing to compete for trophies, you must register online (for an additional fee). This allows us to know in advance who is competing for trophies and we can bracket accordingly. It is too difficult to watch every car, every pass, and determine who will be the most competitive.
This still allows everyone (competing for trophies or not) to participate in open runs all day as we have done before. The only difference is the pre-chosen trophy competitors will be placed into a bracket at the end of the day.
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OMG I love that! And I need a drink dispenser!
I saw it the other day, and then I saw it again today. When you can't stop thinking about a drink dispenser, it must mean it's meant to be, right?
That is amazing! Good thing my wedding has already passed, I would have needed at least one for the Lynchburg Lemonade!


Celebrity and professional athlete massager Jamie brings her years of experience to every massage session. Trained in multiple massage techniques Jamie has a love of sport and a real desire to effect a positive change in people's lives through her massage. Jamie is a member of the SMA (sports massage association).
Sun salutation x 5 every day without fail – keeps me going!
My morning smoothie – banana, rice milk, ginger and cardamom seeds.
It's never too late, you're never too old and it's never a step too far.
I really believe this to be true. Keep believing, keep trying and never give up.


There is so much to be thankful for. I'm sure you and I could fill a page in a few minutes of all the things that we have and love and are truly blessed by.
But sometimes I look over my list and realize it's filled with a lot of things - good things - things that make my heart swell with thanksgiving. Then I look at my prayers and they are the same. I often lack a working knowledge of the God of all Creation. He seems to elude my praises, not because I He's not worthy! But because I lack a constant stream of knowledge of who He is and why He is completely praiseworthy.
Right now in the She Proves Faithful In the Word reading plan (you can sign up free here), we are reading Scriptures that teach us reasons to praise and give thanks to God and ways to give praise and thanks to God!
I've made a little free print out for us to do in our own study and worship of God, or with our kids. Because my first home-made construction paper version was shredded by an almost two year old, who shall remain nameless.
Select a reading from the November SPF in the Word reading plan, or from the list below, or any reading of Scripture, and fill in this chart.
In a few minutes of reading and making observations, you will have reasons and ways to praise and give thanks to the God of the Universe!
Get the free Give Thanks printable here!
This little print out is an excellent Thanksgiving activity that goes beyond a list of things we are thankful for (which is great too!). This will have family members looking at God in His Word and being dazzled by the glorious One on High!
Have people share some reasons and ways they can give praise or thanks to God that they observed in the Scriptures.
There I was laying on the living room floor, apron on and feet propped up on the couch. The kidswere finally in bed and I was exhausted. I thought to myself, it takes a committed faithfulness to the Truth of God's Word to tackle the grit of motherhood; it takes a firm belief in the Scriptures to keep nurturing and teaching and correcting children day in and day out.
Motherhood is more than just logistics, and making sandwiches, and searching for bandaids and missing stuffies. God has given mothers children for His glory and given clear instructions for motherhood: to teach the commands of God that they might know and worship the Creator.
There is no other opportunity, quite like a mother's, to teach and instruct about God throughout the day. Our children are born with rebellious hearts that are against God and we are tasked with showing them the glory of God, the goodness of God, the Truth of God by teaching His Word.
But it's wearisome. And sometimes it seems there is little fruit from all our work.
My precious four year old daughter is in the midst of a battle; a passionate battle of her vs others. She is learning the classic virtue that even adults still struggle with: selflessness. When I saw her struggle to share her things or to let others go first, I pulled out all my lessons. I was going to dazzle her with all the goodness of laying down our lives. I talked to her about how sharing glorifies God, I shared stories of Jesus coming to serve, not be served, I prayed with her and for her daily. There was nothing short of a puppet show in my instruction about selflessness.
About two weeks in I threw in the towel. I couldn't believe she still struggled with selfishness after all my prayers and instructions. I was frustrated and tired.
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Tea is beverage served around the world and is beloved by many not only for the health benefits of black and herbal teas, but also for the meaningful conversations often exchanged over a single cup.
She Proves Faithful is always looking to help women prove faithful in their spheres of influence. One way is to offer delicious teas to guests in our homes. Sometimes its difficult to keep beverages on hand for guests (because our kids drink them - or we do - guilty!), and because they can be expensive!
That's why having some loose leaf tea is a great alternative to expensive sodas or drinks. It's on hand, easily stores in your spice cabinet, and is ready to brew when a guest arrives.
Our teas are also a great treat for winding down while we read the Bible or some of our favorite books and Bible Studies (like Radiant or the Gospel-Centered Life).
She Proves Faithful currently has two delicious tea blends in stock: Organic Loose Leaf Chai and Organic Loose Leaf Stay Well Herbal Blend. These small batches are great for the home, make a great gift, and are perfect for gift baskets.


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Kiss or Kill ist ein australischer Thriller des Regisseurs Bill Bennett aus dem Jahr 1997 mit Frances O'Connor und Matt Day in den Hauptrollen. Cinema schrieb: "In Australien als 'Film des Jahres' prämiert, überzeugt der Paar-auf-der-Flucht-Krimi durch seine stimmigen Figuren, die MTV-Machart ist Geschmackssache."

Handlung
Nikki und ihr Freund Al leben von dem Geld, das sie Männern abnehmen, die Nikki zuvor in Bars angesprochen und herausgelockt hat. Eines Tages stirbt dabei eines ihrer Opfer. Bevor das Pärchen flüchtet, nimmt es neben Geld auch eine Videokassette mit, die den bekannten Ex-Football-Star Zipper Doyle beim Verkehr mit einem Minderjährigen zeigt und somit strafrechtlich belastet.

Nachdem Nikki Doyle am Telefon beschimpft hat, ist dem Pärchen nicht nur die Polizei auf den Fersen, sondern auch Zipper Doyle, der befürchtet, dass seine Neigung zu Minderjährigen bekannt werden könnte. Nikki und Als Flucht führt sie in die
karge australische Nullarbor-Wüste. Als es dunkel wird, verbringen sie die Nacht in einem Motel. Am nächsten Morgen finden sie den Motelbesitzer ermordet vor. Einer verdächtigt nun den anderen, etwas mit der Tat zu tun zu haben. Doyle hat das Pärchen inzwischen ausfindig gemacht und versucht, beide zu erschießen. Sie entkommen jedoch und finden Zuflucht bei einem exzentrischen Juwelier-Ehepaar, das in einem militärischen Sperrgebiet wohnt. Am nächsten Morgen liegen beide mit durchschnittenen Kehlen in ihrem Ehebett. Al ist davon überzeugt, dass Nikki die Mörderin des Ehepaars ist. Nachdem er sie gefesselt hat, versteckt er sich mit ihr in einer verlassenen Hütte. Dort werden sie jedoch gefunden und verhaftet.

Wegen eines formal-juristischen Fehlers muss man beide jedoch freilassen. Die Sache hat allerdings einen Haken, von dem Nikki und Al nichts ahnen. Zum einen wurde der dem Pärchen zur Verfügung gestellte Anwalt von Doyle beauftragt, zum anderen benutzt die Polizei sie als Lockvogel, um Doyle zu überführen. Diesem gelingt es jedoch, Nikki und Al zu entführen. Auf der Flucht rast das Auto in eine Straßensperre, wobei Doyle aus dem Wagen geschleudert wird, während Nikki und Al den Vorfall überleben.

Produktion

Produktionsnotizen
Der Film ist eine Co-Produktion von Australian Film Finance Corporation (AFFC) und Bill Bennett Productions im Verleih von Pandora Film in Deutschland und feierte am 23. April 1997 beim Sydney Film Festival seine Weltpremiere. Am 11. September 1997 startete er in den australischen, am 11. November 1997 in den US-amerikanischen und am 4. Juni 1998 in den deutschen Kinos. Weitere Veröffentlichungen fanden am 28. August 1997 beim Montréal Film Festival, am 5. September 1997 beim Toronto Film Festival und am 2. Oktober 1997 beim New York Film Festival statt.

Die Dreharbeiten mit einem Budget von ca. 2 Millionen Dollar fanden an verschiedensten Orten im Bundesstaat South Australia, unter anderem in dessen Hauptstadt Adelaide statt.

Hintergrund
Der Regisseur, Autor und Produzent des Films Bill Bennett machte sich in Australien vor allem in den 1980er Jahren einen Namen mit Produktionen fürs Fernsehen. Erst in den 1990er Jahren nahm er verstärkt Kinoproduktionen in Angriff und wurde mit Filmen wie Gestohlene Herzen und In einem wilden Land (In a Savage Land) einem breiteren Publikum auch außerhalb seines Heimatlandes bekannt.

Rezeption

Kritik
Gernot Gricksch von Cinema schrieb: "Mit wilden Handkamera-Bildern, kruder Schnitt-Technik und der etwas anderen Betrachtung der menschlichen Psyche vermittelt der Film wenig konventionelles Kinovergnügen. Die Faszination liegt da schon eher bei den überzeugend neurotischen Charakteren." Fazit: "Road-Movie auf der Nebenstraße"

Die Bewertung von Rolf-Ruediger Hamacher vom Filmdienst war durchweg positiv, er schrieb, es falle auf, dass es mit Bill Bennett "endlich wieder einen ausgesprochenen Frauen-Regisseur zu entdecken" gebe, "einen würdigen Nachfolger  François Truffauts, auch wenn sich ihre Sujets nur wenig ähneln" würden. "Aber mit welcher Zärtlichkeit er hier Frances O'Connor mit der Kamera" 'male', zeuge "von einer vergleichbar großen Sensibilität". Weiter führte er aus: "Ein außergewöhnlich montiertes, gänzlich auf eine musikalische Untermalung verzichtendes Roadmovie, das die Zerrissenheit der Protagonisten nicht nur durch die Form, sondern auch durch beeindruckende schauspielerische Leistungen nachvollziehbar macht. – Sehenswert ab 16."

Auszeichnungen
1997 gewann der Film den AFI Award des Australian Film Institute unter anderem in den Kategorien "Bester Film", "Bester Sound": Wayne Pashley und "Bester Nebendarsteller": Andrew S. Gilbert.

Ebenfalls 1997 und 1998 erhielt der Film bei den Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards und beim Montréal World Film Festival mehrere Nominierungen und Preise.

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Filmtitel 1997
Thriller
Australischer Film

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Q: Django generic foreign key I have a form with two modelForms. One of which has a generic foreign key to other. I'm getting the following error while saving the form.
null value in column "content_type_id" violates not-null constraint

Here's my code.
class Restraunt(models.Model):
    # model fields

class OpeningHours(models.Model):
    content_type = models.ForeignKey(ContentType, verbose_name=('content type'),related_name = 'open_shops')
    object_id = models.PositiveIntegerField(('object ID'))
    establishment = generic.GenericForeignKey('content_type', 'object_id')
    # other fields for storing timings

class RestrauntRegistrationForm(forms.ModelForm):
    class Meta:
        model = Restraunt

class OpeningHoursForm(forms.ModelForm):
    class Meta:
        model = OpeningHours
        exclude = ('content_type', 'object_id', 'establishment',)

And this is my view where I save the form
@login_required
@user_passes_test(is_owner)
def register(request):
    if request.method == 'POST':
        restraunt_registration_form = RestrauntRegistrationForm(request.POST, prefix = 'restraunt')
        openinghours_form = OpeningHoursForm(request.POST, prefix = 'timings')
        if restraunt_registration_form.is_valid() and openinghours_form.is_valid():
            restraunt = restraunt_registration_form.save()
            openinghours_form.save(commit = False)
            openinghours_form.content_object = restraunt
            openinghours_form.save()

            return redirect('establishments.views.thanks')
        else:
            return HttpResponse('Error in form')

    else:
        restraunt_registration_form = RestrauntRegistrationForm(prefix = 'restraunt')
        openinghours_form = OpeningHoursForm(prefix = 'timings')

        c = {'restraunt_registration_form': restraunt_registration_form,
         'openinghours_form': openinghours_form,
        }
        c.update(csrf(request))

        return render_to_response('establishments/form.html', c)

The error occurs at this line
openinghours_form.save()

Can someone tell me what am I missing here ?

A: That line is incorrect:
openinghours_form.content_object = restrant

Should be something like:
openinghours = openinghours_form.save(commit = False)
openinghours.establishment = restraunt
openinghours.save()

Also you could use more explicit names:
class OpeningHours(models.Model):
    establishment_type = models.ForeignKey(ContentType, verbose_name=('content type'),related_name = 'open_shops')
    establishment_id = models.PositiveIntegerField(('object ID'))
    establishment = generic.GenericForeignKey('establishment_type', 'establishment_id')

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Publications & Commentary
For those looking, my biography is available at: parker-bio-2019_11.
I am a professor of engineering at the Thayer School of Dartmouth College where I also serve as director of the Master of Engineering Management Program. Prior to joining Dartmouth, I was a professor of management science at the A. B. Freeman School of Business at Tulane University and served as Director of the Tulane Energy Institute. At Dartmouth, I teach courses in business platform strategy and data analytics in the engineering school and executive education in the business school.
We were recently awarded the 2019 Thinkers50 "Digital Thinking Award" for work on two-sided markets and the "inverted firm" whereby firms leverage network effects through external ecosystems, shifting value creation from inside to outside.
Our book Platform Revolution has on the order of 200,000 copies worldwide in ten languages. Interestingly, over half of these have occurred in the second and third years since publication in 2016, suggesting that there is enduring interest in the topic.
I spend summers in Boston as a visiting scholar and fellow at the MIT Initiative for the Digital Economy where I also co-chair the annual MIT Platform Summit and the annual BU Platform Research Symposium. I speak frequently at academic conferences and industry events and advise senior leaders in government and industry on their platform strategies.
My research explores the economics of and strategy of platform markets and two-sided markets. I am also interested in distributed innovation. The research projects have been funded by grants from the National Science Foundation (IIS-0338662, SES-0323227, SES-0925004) , the Department of Energy (DE-FC26-08NT01922), and multiple corporations including CISCO, Haier, International Post Corporation, Mass Mutual, Microsoft, PJM, SAP, and Thomson Reuters. I am serving or have served as a panelist for the National Science Foundation, a Senior Editor for the journal Production and Operations Management, associate editor for the journal Management Science, and ad-hoc associate editor for MIS Quarterly and special issued editor of Information Systems Research.
I received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Princeton University, a M.S. in Electrical Engineering in the Technology and Policy Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and a Ph.D. in Management Science from the MIT Sloan School of Management.


A significant improvement is coming to Urban Rivals, and it involves how to get hold of Legendary cards.
We've realized how frustrating it can be to have to wait to get your hands on Legendary cards you don't yet own, which is why we've decided to change the system.
Every week, you'll have the chance to complete 5 missions, which will earn you a randomly selected LD card THAT YOU DO NOT YET OWN.
But of course if you already have all the LD cards, you'll receive an alternative reward. These sets of missions will replace all the other sets of daily missions. Finally, the alternative reward for owners of Nega D LD and Kommondon LD will be on a par with their spending in Arcade mode.
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Energy consumption in Africa is the lowest in the world, and per capita consumption has barely changed since 2000 shows The Atlas of Africa Energy Resources, a report jointly published by the UN Environment and African Development Bank.
Current energy production in Africa is insufficient to meet demand.
About a third of the total African population still lacks access to electricity and 53 per cent of the population depends on biomass for cooking, space heating and drying.
A kettle boiled twice by a family in the United Kingdom uses five times as much electricity as a Malian would use in a year.
Prepared in collaboration with the Environment Pulse Institute, United States Geological Survey and George Mason University, the Atlas consolidates the information on the energy landscape in Africa.
It provides information in the form of detailed 'before and after' images, charts, maps and other satellite data from 54 countries through visuals detailing the challenges and opportunities in providing Africa's population with access to reliable, affordable and modern energy services.
"The Atlas makes a strong case that investments in green energy infrastructure can bolster Africa's economic development and bring it closer to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals," said Juliette Biao Koudenoukpo, Director and Regional Representative, UN Environment, Africa Office.
"It is an important policy guide for African governments as they strive to catalyse national development by making use of their energy resources," she added.
The Atlas shows both the potential and the fragility of the continent's energy resources which are at the heart of Africa's socio-economic development.
It highlights some success stories of sustainable energy development around the continent, but it also puts the spotlight on major environmental challenges associated with energy infrastructure development.
The Atlas provides highlights of failures and good practices in the management of hazardous waste generation and pollution associated with oil and gas explorations in various countries in Africa. It recommends opportunities that can be realized through the engagement of private sector and partnerships in sustainable management of wastes in the energy sector.
"The Atlas provides a comprehensive overview of Africa's energy resources and highlights the challenges of climate change and pollution, such as indoor air pollution, which impede on the achievements of the SDGs," said Amadou Hott, Vice-President in charge of power, energy, climate and green growth, African Development Bank.
Key findings and concerns outlined in the Atlas indicate that Africa boasts of the world's lowest per capita energy consumption. With 16 per cent of the world's population (1.18 billion people out of 7.35 billion), it consumes about 3.3 per cent of global primary energy; and with current trends, it will take Africa up till 2080 to achieve full access to electricity.
The atlas also established that of all energy sources, Africa consumes mostly oil (42 per cent of its total energy consumption) followed by gas (28 per cent), coal (22 per cent), hydro (6 per cent), renewable energy (1 per cent) and nuclear (1 per cent); that South Africa is the world's seventh largest coal producer and accounts for 94 per cent of Africa's coal production; and that Africa's renewable energy resources are diverse, unevenly distributed and enormous in quantity — almost unlimited solar potential (10 TW), abundant hydro (350 GW), wind (110 GW) and geothermal energy sources (15 GW).
Also, nearly 60 per cent of refrigerators used in health clinics in Africa have unreliable electricity, compromising the safe storage of vaccines and medicines; half of vaccines are ruined due to lack of refrigeration.
While energy from biomass accounts for more than 30 per cent of the energy consumed in Africa and more than 80 per cent in many sub-Saharan African countries, indoor pollution from biomass cooking, a task usually carried out by women, the reports says, will soon kill more people than malaria and HIV/AIDS combined.
The atlas found out that sub-Saharan Africa has undiscovered, but technically recoverable, energy resources estimated at about 115.34 billion barrels of oil and 21.05 trillion cubic metres of gas and that more women than men suffer from energy poverty.


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A simple inference engine with full Microsoft C source code.
(1) This software is intended for non-commertial usage.
by the user of this software.
ANDTHENHYP you will feel good!
there is always some chance that a bug is still lurking around.
me know so I can make an attempt to fix it.
respectively. There are common files contained in each library.
believe in the shareware concept please remember my address.
make the inference engine as small as possible.
consisting of a leading KEYWORD, and a FOLLOWING STRING.
FOLLOWING STRING is "/b1/hageman/expert/storm/gt_3200 data.fil".
operating system, they must correspond to the exact path name.
with the inference engine, leave all that reading till later!
find out what the KEYWORDS are and how to use them.
Compile the rules with the rule-compiler by typing..
Run the inference engine by typing ..
error with your rules or you want to expand them.
attempt to demonstrate this fact.
effecting the sense of the rule being expressed.
statements are arranged is a matter of esthetics only.
KEYWORDS except that the sense of the statement is reversed.
truth value of the statement is FALSE.
others without effecting the sense of the rule statement.
directory from which the inference engine was initiated.
ANDNOT and the ANDIFNOT KEYWORDS.
THEN how about a picnic?
proven TRUE. Therefore, one should use the "HYP"
associated with the RUN KEYWORDS and the IF, AND etc.
don't really have to keep them straight.
does one use this inference engine and what for?
alone and at a probably much lower per/hour labor rate.
this is a much tougher job than developing the inference engine.
which the inference engine is to operate upon.
human interfaces may be contained in the executeable files.
to be asked more than once to verify a particular statement.
DEBUG FLAGS, you can observe the inference engine working.
prove that consequent even if it occurs later in the rule base.
executeable files which may be initiated by the inference engine.
the usage of the IFRUN, ANDTHENRUN, etc. KEYWORDS.
developing the rules associated with this simple expert system.
engine to run out of stack space.
overflow" has occurred -- this will be the problem.
"mammals" which the knowledge engineer would need to produce.
inference engine you can run on your system.
speed up this cumbersome data transfer method -- but it works.
which returns a TRUE/FALSE value to the inference engine.
is the case for the weather predicting expert system.
executeable portion of the weather expert.
the data entry for all of the data needed by the expert system.
later use by the other routines associated with this system.
conditions are met and "ROUTINE_RETURN_FALSE" if they are not.
enough to get you started into the fascinating field of AI.
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development of this inference engine.
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Netanyahu indicates Abbas meeting could happen in Luxembourg
"Prime Minister Bettel has invited me to Luxembourg, and he said the Palestinians might also come there," Netanyahu says in joint press conference with visiting European counterpart.
By JPOST.COM STAFF
Published: SEPTEMBER 12, 2016 14:35
Updated: SEPTEMBER 12, 2016 14:44
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) with his visiting counterpart from Luxembourg Xavier Bettel
(photo credit: MARC ISRAEL SELLEM/THE JERUSALEM POST)
A meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas could possibly take place in Luxembourg, if not in Moscow, the premier indicated Monday.
In a joint press conference, Netanyahu said his visiting counterpart from Luxembourg, Xavier Bettel, had invited him to the small European country. Bettel's visit was his first to Israel.
"Prime Minister Bettel has invited me to Luxembourg, and he said the Palestinians might also come there," Netanyahu said. "Therefore, it's either Moscow or Luxembourg," he asserted in reference to a Russian-offered meeting between himself and Abbas that has yet to come to fruition.
"We'll see, either one - or any other place," he added, reiterating that Israel is "always ready for direct negotiations without preconditions."
On Thursday, Russia's Foreign Ministry announced that Netanyahu and Abbas have agreed "in principle" to meet in Moscow.
The announcement by Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova at a weekly news conference culminated a week of mixed signals from Jerusalem and Ramallah, regarding a meeting under the auspices of Russia's President Vladimir Putin.
Both Netanyahu and Abbas had said throughout the week that they were interested, but that the other side was putting up obstacles.
Zakharova said that the "main thing now" is to choose "the right moment" for the meeting. "Intensive contacts on this matter are continuing," she said.
Although Netanyahu said earlier last week in The Hague that he would be willing to meet in Moscow if the Palestinians did not put any preconditions on the talks, there was no word from his office following the Russian Foreign Ministry statement regarding the matter.
Palestinian officials said early in the week as well that Abbas was willing to hold talks without conditions.
Putin's special Mideast envoy, Mikhail Bogdanov, was in the region this week and held talks with both Netanyahu and senior PA officials in Jerusalem and Ramallah about the idea.
Herb Keinon contributed to this report.


If would wager your views on torturing TERRORISTS with intent and means to do harm to innocent people contrast with your views on torturing innocent human babies in a womb. Being a Liberal is the easiest most cowardly way to live.
...Dare you to post this!
Explain to me how JESUS said "do unto others" yet torture is ok? If it's ok to do to the "terrorists" then it's ok to do to our soldiers.
Aaron- I've never published my views on abortion. So you can put that straw man argument to rest. I know it's easier to slot everyone into neat little ideological right/left paradigms (a la Limbaugh) instead of dealing with the nuances and complexities of real life but you really need to bust out of your dittohead shackles. It's ok to think for yourself! In fact I dare you.
Additional clarification: The US did not just torture terrorists. We tortured men who were merely suspected of being sorta, kinda affiliated with terroristic activities.
It's curious that we punished, as war crimes, waterboarding done by the Japanese in WW2.
We ourselves used waterboarding ("the water cure") during our adventures in the Philippines. At the time, there was public outcry enough that the president put a stop to it (or, at least, decried it publically). This time, there's little public outcry that I know of.
In their zeal to approve of torture, I think many equate "accused" to "convicted." I think these people assume that the government is infallible in its accusations; they also assume that such power will never be used on them or their loved ones.
But didn't you compromise your own moral integrity when you voted for McCain / Palin in 2010.
"Senator John McCain's vote last week against a bill to curtail the Central Intelligence Agency's use of harsh interrogation tactics disappointed human rights advocates who consider him an ally and led Democrats to charge that he was trying to please Republicans as he seeks to rally them around his presidential bid"
Certainly Palin supported torture as well. I find it amusing that you proclaim to be morally offended by torture, but when it came to putting your money where your mouth was, you voted Republican (undoubtedly for financial reasons). A little hypocritical, don't you think?
I voted Obama in 2008. Read my thoughts leading up to the election here.
Also anon- I assumed that a candidate (McCain) who had undergone actual torture himself and forced to say things he did not believe by his North Vietnamese captors would naturally aim to end the Bush torture regime. His various flip flops on the issue since the election are irrelevant. He was the first Republican prior to the 2008 election who had the balls to denounce "enhanced interrogation" for what it was, i.e. torture.


Louise Krafft is the award-winning chief photographer for the Connection Newspapers and has been with the papers since 1997.
Since 2009 alone, Krafft has won eight first place photography awards from the Virginia Press Association and 16 other top honors for her outstanding work in news, entertainment, portrait and special sections. In her years, Ms. Krafft has brought the paper back almost 100 awards of excellence.
In addition to her keen eye for photography, Krafft is blessed with a near-prefect photographic memory for the people, places and history of Alexandria and Northern Virginia.
Born, raised and educated in Alexandria, she began her career in a home dark room with her grandfather teaching her the patient technique of developing film. Following College at American University, Krafft worked for six years in a black and white photo lab, Washington House.
A lucky phone call to the lab from the magazine editor of American Banker landed Krafft her first professional free lance job to photograph the chairman of the Federal Reserve testifying before the House Banking Committee.
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In describing her photography, famed Washington journalist Bill Mayhugh said her photos "showed all subjects with dignity, regardless."
The George Washington Birthday Celebration Committee announced the winners of the eighth annual "Cherry Challenge." The Cherry Challenge took place between Jan. 28 and Feb. 11 in 53 Alexandria restaurants. It featured cherry-inspired dishes, appetizers, drinks, and desserts created by the restaurant chefs. Some of the restaurants have competed in the past, but there were many restaurants new to the competition this year.
12:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 6: A house sparrow keeps watch from a cottage window in Northridge.
The Courage Wall was unveiled in Ballston's Welburn Square on Thursday afternoon, July 2. Ballston residents and visitors are invited to use a piece of chalk from one of the buckets hanging on the Courage Wall to share their wishes and express their joys and fears on the blank lines.
Scouts attend week-long camp with a Broadway theme.
More than 300 Mount Vernon scouts attended a week-long camp at Fort Hunt Park.
DASH to operate free service on pool bus route.
The Alexandria Transit Company (DASH), in partnership with the Advocates for Alexandria Aquatics, and the City of Alexandria Department of Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Activities, revealed a new initiative to get families and children to the Old Town Pool this summer. More than 20 local businesses, along with the support of the USA Swimming Foundation – Make a Splash, are sponsoring free rides during July and August on DASH's AT10 route.
The Board of Lady Managers held its annual brunch on June 21 at the Union Street Public House. The brunch raised funds for the purchase of two state-of-the art neurology microscopes for Inova Alexandria Hospital Surgical Services. So far over $5,000 has been raised towards the goal of $640,000.
Mayor Bill Euille and Alexandria Chamber of Commerce chair Walter Clarke congratulate the 2015 Alexandria Commission of Persons with Disabilities award recipients: Donna Shaw of Senior Services of Alexandria, Dave Hammond of the Neighborhood Restaurant Group, Bishop Ireton graduate Iman Smallwood, Mary Lee Anderson of Senior Services of Alexandria and former ACPD chair Chuck Benaugh.
The year has not been without its challenges, but so many wonderful things happened for us this year, too, as we celebrated 75 years of excellence.
Washington-Lee High School's 2015 graduation was held at D.A.R. Constitution Hall on June 18.


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About FIIAPP
Permanent Commission
FIIAPP in networks
By sectors
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About FIAPP
Permanent Comission
Filter Sector Country Year
Project to support the third phase of the 'Rabat process' – Migration
This cooperation project seeks to support achievement of the objectives of the third phase of the 'Rabat process', a dialogue on migration and dialogue between nearly 60 African and European countries aimed at addressing the challenges of this phenomenon and also the development opportunities it generates. Funded by the European Commission, it is being led by FIIAPP and the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD).
The 'Rabat Process' began in 2006, and FIIAPP has been supporting its development since 2008. In its third phase, it seeks to foster international coordination and cooperation between the parties responsible for migration policies, and to support the member countries in achieving their priority objectives from the most recent Ministerial Conference on Migration and Development, held in Dakar in November 2011.
In addition, this phase places special emphasis on supporting migrants in crisis situations, defence of their rights, international protection, and their access to civil registries.
Further information on the project here
Benin, Cape Verde, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Equatorial Guinea, Mali, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo, Tunisia, Ukraine, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Cyprus, Croatia, Denmark, Egypt, Spain, Estonia, Finland, France, Gabon, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liberia, Libya, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mauritania, Norway, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Central African Republic, Dem. Rep. Congo, Czech Republic, Romania, United Kingdom, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, Chad.
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Ministerios de Asuntos Exteriores y Cooperación
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05/11/2013Combating migrant trafficking
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>> What is your use case where this must be a relative url?
> I think this  variant  has  a much better readability.
>tracker's html. Am I wrong?
If there is an xss attack the __redirect_to can be sent to anywhere. E.G.
not sure the code as written is enough.
>>        by the LoginAction and NewItemAction actions.
a base url when the relative url is used *in the page*.
this case.  Hence I required absolute fully qualified url's.
browser from downgrading https to http.
have been multiple issues with that in other code bases.
sneak through. That's good. I am just not sure that is sufficient.
url's) which could also be exploited is not the direction I want to go.
mouthful and not exactly obvious.


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What is Google WiFi, how does it work and how much does it cost?
By Chris Barraclough
Google has finally brought its home WiFi solution, catchily dubbed Google WiFi, to the UK. So what is the Google WiFi router, what are the best features, how much does it cost and should you buy one? Here's all you need to know.
Google first launched its new Google WiFi home network solution last year, but it's taken until 2017 for the tech giant to bring this super-smart and easy-to-use 'mesh network' router to the UK.
Google WiFi is built in-house and was announced alongside its new Pixel phone (and the bigger Pixel XL), the sexy new 4K Chromecast Ultra, and the Google Home assistant (which is a serious rival to the Amazon Echo).
But what is so special about Google's own WiFi router and should you be getting in line to upgrade? Here's everything you need to know, and don't forget to check out our in-depth Google WiFi review for our final verdict.
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Google WiFi: What is it?
Google WiFi is essentially a home router that's designed to supply a stable WiFi connection to every corner of your home. And to do that, you'll need more than one.
Google explained that using a single router to spread WiFi around your homestead is just like trying to light the entire house with a single light bulb. This 'mesh WiFi' system will fix that. By positioning a couple of Google WiFi routers at different locations, they can smartly work together to extend that precious WiFi signal to every cranny.
It's basically a similar system to using a WiFi signal booster, but a lot more intelligent and offering some impressive control via the Google WiFi app.
Last year Google dipped its toes into the WiFi wavelengths by partnering with TP-Link and Asus, to offer the OnHub system. Clearly the search giant decided to go on its own in 2017 with the WiFi device.
Google WiFi: How does it work?
The idea with Google WiFi is to offer multiple points that can be added to scale the Wi-Fi to suit the home. The result is a stable, fast connection all over the house that supports high bandwidth streaming for 4K video and gaming alike.
This system uses mesh WiFi – something that Sky Q already uses with its mini boxes, to help boost Wi-Fi signals in the same way. This is also something currently used on the commercial level, to offer a better WiFi connection over large or cavernous spaces.
And now it's coming to our homes, thanks to Google WiFi. Here's Google's own video explaining how the Google WiFi router works:
Google WiFi: What are the best features?
Here are the best features of Google WiFi, which elevates it over other home router/WiFi solutions.
Network Assist
One of the positive points of Google WiFi is its ability to adapt its own settings, to make sure you're always getting the best internet connection. This means you don't need to fiddle with the settings to tweak your network when performance dips. Google's Network Assist tech, as it's named, does it all for you.
Google says this works by automatically placing users on the clearest channel and optimal Wi-Fi band for the particular device being used. As you move around your home, the Network Assist system will adapt without you ever noticing a change and should result in zero dead spots or delays, apparently.
Just because the Network Assist feature makes everything simple, that doesn't mean the Google WiFi setup is hands-off. If you want to drill down into the system to control everything yourself, there's an accompanying app that'll help you do just that.
The Google WiFi app is available to download for Android and iOS devices. This app shows all of the devices that are currently connected and displaus exactly how much bandwidth is being used by each. It'll even let you prioritise certain devices when they're in use – like your 4K TV for streaming Netflix, for example, or your gaming console when you're blasting your mates online.
Dive further in and you get even more handy features, such as the ability to pause the WiFi connection on your children's devices at night or set up a guest network. And you can remotely configure your WiFi setup too, all via the app.
For a closer look at the app, check out our Google WiFi setup video below. And check out our in-depth Google WiFi tips and tricks guide for some of the best features packed into the app.
Google WiFi: UK price and release date
Google WiFi is available to buy in the UK right now. You can pick up a single router pack for £129, or a box with two routers for £229.
But where in the UK can you buy the Google WiFi? Well, you can order it online direct from Google, via the Google Store. The WiFi will also be coming to Amazon. And if you'd rather pick it up on the high street, head to Dixons, John Lewis or Maplin.


Posted on 13 Dec 2010, 08:05, by Didier, under Data acquisition, Position sensor.
Prior to writting any code, we must care about the interface to the Arduino Board. The output from the ADXL335 accelerometer depends on the strength of the acceleration force and may vary in a linear way between 0 and VSS. The mid point (VSS/2) corresponds to a "no force" condition. By default, Arduino analog to digital converters (adc) will convert signals ranging from 0 to 5 V in 1024 steps. If we keep this option, we will never use the 3 to 5 Volt range, which is sad. The idea now is to adjust the level of the output to make it compatible with the 0 to 1.1 V measuring range from the adc when they are set in INTERNAL mode. Looking carefully at the diagram one will notice that the output is buffered and sent out of the chip through a 32 KOhms resistor.
Simply adding a 15 KOhm resistor between the output and ground will create a divider bridge so that the output voltage is now compatible with the 0 to 1.1 V range!
Most of the hardwork is done, next step will describe the minimal code for reading adc values and converting them in usable information.
Why not feed the ADXL335 VCC 3.6V to AREF?
I am not with you Jim. AREF is an input pin as far as analogReference() is concerned.
Feed the ADXL and AREF by the same 3.6V. Code analogReference(EXTERNAL), then no need to divide the ADXL output. Or does it not work that way?


Manchester United have sacked José Mourinho after the club suffered an embarrassing 3 – 1 defeat to Liverpool on Sunday.
A statement from the club said: "Manchester United announces that manager Jose Mourinho has left the club with immediate effect. The club would like to thank Jose for his work during his time at Manchester United and to wish him success in the future.
Mourinho who was made manager in May 2016 leaves the club in sixth place in the table having already lost five times in 17 matches, leaving them 19 points behind leaders Liverpool.


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Q: Include all files and directories in Source distribution package I have a following project folder (shell_test) structure

I am trying to prepare a source distribution file which includes all files and directories in the project folder shell_test and run the script.sh immediately when I try to install the package created.
I tried
setup(
        name='Test Package',
        version='0.0.1',
        description='test',
        author='test user',
        author_email='test@test.com',
        url='https://test.com/test',
        packages=find_packages(),
        package_data={
                     '': [],
                     },
        include_package_data=True,
        )


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Due to the current "Safer at Home" Orders issued by the State of California and the County of Los Angeles, and the uncertainly of when larger events will be allowed, the City of Palmdale is rescheduling and postponing many popular events and programs.
"While we are working to restore services as soon as possible, for the safety of our residents and staff, the Freedom Celebration and Fireworks and summer concert series at the Palmdale Amphitheater, scheduled to kickoff in four weeks, must be rescheduled for summer 2021," said Palmdale's Director of Parks and Recreation Keri Smith.
Other City entertainment venues that hold large gatherings, such as Best of the West Softball Complex and DryTown Water Park, are also forced to cancel or postpone indefinitely several events and services.
"Even as California continues to move through the phased reopening of businesses and services, most entertainment events, venues, and community programs remain unable to resume," said Palmdale Mayor Steve Hofbauer. "Unfortunately, because we still do not have a solid timeline for when entertainment and community events will be allowed, we have been forced to cancel some of our most favorite summer activities. As time and deadlines permit, we will assess the ability to hold alternate events."
Additional programs and events postponed to next summer include the Flag Day Celebration at Joe Davies Airpark, Splash Theatre at DryTown Water Park, the World's Largest Swim Lesson at DryTown Water Park, and the City's youth and adult summer basketball league. Summer kickoff activities for children and families offered at Marie Kerr and Domenic Massari Parks, and Twilight Tours at Joe Davies Airpark are also on hold until further notice.
The City will continue to monitor local COVID-19 orders and work to restore recreation events and programs. Services that may be able to return in upcoming months under COVID-19 guidelines include various classes held at park facilities, guided tours at Joe Davies Airpark, Music in the Park events, Family Movie Nights, Yellen Dog Park events, community pool programming, youth and adult volleyball leagues, adult softball league and T-ball, coaches pitch, baseball and softball leagues for youth.
"As gathering restrictions are lifted, we look forward to welcoming back local soccer, baseball and football leagues," said Councilmember Juan Carrillo. "We also hope to resume our winter basketball leagues as regularly scheduled to begin in January."
"The postponements of tournaments at Best of the West Softball Complex have been disappointing to the players and tough on our local businesses as they have a large economic impact," expressed Mayor Pro Tem Richard Loa. "Once spectator sports resume, we'll welcome back our visiting teams and celebrate Rachel Garcia Day in honor our local softball star from UCLA and Team USA who honed her craft on these very fields."
"We're hopeful that DryTown Water Park will be able to open sometime this summer under some COVID-19 guidelines," said Councilmember Laura Bettencourt. "The park looks awesome. Most of the slides have been refurbished and the Lazy River was completely replastered and is looking great!"
Because of the current closure, 2020 DryTown season passes will be honored in 2021.
"The COVID-19 pandemic has also caused us to hold off on celebrating the opening of some new recreation amenities such as the new Courson Park Pool," said Councilmember Austin Bishop. "We look forward to hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony as soon as we're able."
"Our Parks and Recreation team will continue to work hard to restore as many events and services we can, and as quickly as we can, as these orders change over the days, weeks, and months ahead," said Palmdale City Manager J.J. Murphy. "We're all looking forward to resuming our normal pre-COVID lives where our community was gathering, celebrating, learning, and enjoying all our wonderful recreational activities together."
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Old City Park is one of Boyne City's most hidden treasures. Dating back to the turn of the century, this park, with its variety of mature trees and classic gazebo, is patterned after classic town squares. Its setting on the Boyne River further adds to its beauty. The park is the perfect setting for a wedding, picnic, or just a relaxing stroll along the Boyne River.
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Update – Sept. 4, 2018
Follow Up letter to School
E-mail to residents who have contacted my office:
From: Chris Fonseca
Sent: 2018/05/24 11:17 AM
To: Chris Fonseca
Subject: Applewood Heights SS Sports Field
Further to my email yesterday, I had a further opportunity to speak to Mayor Crombie, various Councillors and the City Solicitor. I have been advised that the Motion would not be supported by the majority of Council. From discussion at yesterday's Council meeting, I expected this response however, I wanted to ensure an opportunity was available for anyone in the community to speak to the matter if they wish. As the Motion will not be on the Agenda, unfortunately, the community will not have the opportunity to speak at General Committee on May 30.
This was my final opportunity to attempt to hold PDSB accountable for this project as all other avenues have been completely exhausted. I encourage you to continue to contact Sue Lawton, your PDSB Trustee should you have any additional questions or concerns.
Councillor Chris Fonseca, Ward 3
300 City Centre Drive
Mississauga, Ontario  L5B 3C1
Please click on the link below to read the letter from Mayor Crombie and Councillor Fonseca to the School Board regarding this issue:
Letter to PDSB_Mayor Crombie and Councillor Fonseca
April 25/ 2018
At Council on April 25th, I brought forward the resolution below.
Resolutions 0088-2018 Applewood Heights
I have also sent the following letters to Peel District School Board representatives:
Applewood SS Sports Field Scanned letter to Sue Lawton
Applewood SS Sports Field Scanned letter to Janet McDougald
Applewood SS Sports Field Scanned letter to Jaspal Gill
I wanted to bring you up to date on what measures I have taken to persuade the Peel District School Board, the School Board Chair and Ward 3 School Board Trustee to postpone construction and hold a community meeting.
As your Ward Councillor I believe it is imperative to ensure the community is informed of any major changes that may impact surrounding residents and, in most cases hold a community meeting for an opportunity to hear your concerns and questions. I have heard from many residents in this community and have been advocating the School Board to do the same. I continue to follow up with all parties involved by phone, letter and email. I have also prepared a Notice of Motion to go before Council on Wednesday, April 25, 2018 to attempt to receive Council's support. Finally, please find attached letters I have sent to Janet McDougald, PDSB Chair, Sue Lawton PDSB Trustee for Ward 3 and Jaspal Gill, Associate Director of Operational Support Services.
Unfortunately, the City's hands are tied as the City nor myself have any jurisdiction on School Board issues. Sue Lawton, School Board Trustee for Ward 3 represents you at the School Board level as I do at the City and Regional level. I have reviewed with the City's Planning Department, Recreation Department and Building/Zoning Department to see if there is any City mechanism in place that would allow me to hold a community meeting. Unfortunately, there is not and I encourage you to continue to contact Ms. Lawton at susan.lawton@peelsb.com as I will be doing as well.
NEW UPDATE – I am very pleased to advise that last night I received the following invitation from the School Board Trustee and plan on attending.
From: Lawton, Sue [mailto:susan.lawton@peelsb.com]
Sent: 2018/04/22 9:20 PM
Subject: Invitation
Good evening Chris
On behalf of the Peel District School Board and Community Sports Partners, I invite you to drop in to Applewood Heights Secondary School on Wednesday April 25th between 4:00 and 7:00 to view a drawing of the field and track.
David Gisborne, CSP, PDSB senior facilities team, and Principal Greg Pearson will be available for individual discussion should you have a question not yet answered.
As always, I am happy to answer any further questions or concerns.
Sue Lawton, Trustee
Peel District School Board


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Q: Python, декартово дерево поиска Добрый день!
Я новичок и пытаюсь сейчас реализировать декартово дерево поиска на python.
Нужно написать несколько реализаций:
- RandomTreap: использование рандомных переменных в качестве приоритетов
- DynamicTreap: когда при каждом обращении к элементу его приоритет повышается и дерево переструктурируется, таким образом элементы с наибольшей частотой обращения передвигаются наверх. При первом внедрении элемента его приоритет равен 1.
Идеи:
У меня уже есть реализация бинарного дерева поиска на питоне, имею представление, как написать функции поворота дерева.
Опираясь на реализацию бинарного дерева, можно ее видоизменить, добавив атрибут priority. И изменить функцию insert: если ключа еще нет в дереве, то он добавляется как, как в бинарном дереве, а потом дерево поворачивается.
Если ключ есть, то в RandomTreap ничего не происходит, а в DynamicTreap приоритет увеличивается на 1 и дерево поворачивается.
Просьба:
Мне пока сложно написать все это сразу, поэтому предварительно хотелось бы почитать хорошие описания/ частичную реализацию на питоне, чтобы во всем хорошенько разобраться. Увы, похоже, что из-за скорости декартовы деревья поиска обычно не пишут на пионе, и я не могу найти в интренете почти ничего хорошего. Может быть, кто-то может посоветовать хорошие ссылки?
Заранее огромное спасибо!!!

A: Ознакомиться с созданием различных куч и деревьев можно по книге Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures, рабочая ссылка на перевод: http://aliev.me/runestone/index.html
Про декартовы деревья хорошая статья, где описана реализация методов:
http://opentrains.mipt.ru/zksh/files/zksh2015/lectures/zksh_cartesian.pdf.
Надеюсь я вам хоть немного помог.


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Q: Set Background of JComboBox in Swing I want a JComboBox without a arrow button (done), which has a green background, when enabled and a gray background when disabled (not done). I also use a custom renderer for the drop down list (done)
I checked the source code of BasicComboBoxUI and tried to override some methods, but nothing happens. The dropdown always has a gray/blue background.
Here is a SSCCE with my last attempts. I tried everything I could think of. Please give me a hint, I'm lost.
    import java.awt.Color;
import java.awt.Component;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Rectangle;

import javax.swing.BorderFactory;
import javax.swing.DefaultComboBoxModel;
import javax.swing.DefaultListCellRenderer;
import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JComboBox;
import javax.swing.JComponent;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JList;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.JScrollPane;
import javax.swing.SwingUtilities;
import javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicComboBoxUI;

public class DropDownBackground
{
    public static void main(final String[] args)
    {
        SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable()
        {

            public void run()
            {
                final JComboBox dropdown = new JComboBox(new DefaultComboBoxModel(new String[] { "one", "two", "three" }));
                dropdown.setRenderer(new ComboBoxListCellRenderer());
                dropdown.setUI(new BasicComboBoxUI()
                {
                    @Override
                    public void paint(final Graphics g, final JComponent c)
                    {

                        final Rectangle r = this.rectangleForCurrentValue();
                        this.paintCurrentValueBackground(g, r, true);
                        this.paintCurrentValue(g, r, true);

                    }

                    @Override
                    public void paintCurrentValueBackground(final Graphics g, final Rectangle bounds, final boolean hasFocus)
                    {
                        final Color t = g.getColor();
                        if (this.comboBox.isEnabled())
                            g.setColor(Color.GREEN);
                        else
                            g.setColor(Color.GRAY);
                        g.fillRect(bounds.x, bounds.y, bounds.width, bounds.height);
                        g.setColor(t);
                    }

                    @Override
                    protected JButton createArrowButton()
                    {
                        return new JButton()
                        {
                            @Override
                            public int getWidth()
                            {
                                return 0;
                            }
                        };
                    }
                });
                dropdown.setBackground(Color.GREEN);
                final JPanel p = new JPanel();
                p.add(dropdown);

                final JFrame f = new JFrame();
                f.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
                f.getContentPane().add(new JScrollPane(p));
                f.setSize(800, 200);
                f.setLocation(0, 0);

                f.setVisible(true);

            }
        });

    }

    public static class ComboBoxListCellRenderer extends DefaultListCellRenderer
    {
        /**
         *
         */
        private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

        @Override
        public Component getListCellRendererComponent(final JList list, final Object value, final int index, final boolean isSelected, final boolean cellHasFocus)
        {
            this.setToolTipText((String) value);
            if (isSelected)
            {
                this.setBackground(Color.RED);
                this.setForeground(Color.WHITE);
            }
            else
            {
                this.setBackground(Color.WHITE);
                this.setForeground(Color.BLACK);
            }

            this.setText((String) value);
            this.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(10, 10, 10, 10));

            return this;
        }
    }

}

A: Since I wanted to have this colors application wide, this was the best approach:
UIManager.put("ComboBox.background", new ColorUIResource(UIManager.getColor("TextField.background")));
UIManager.put("ComboBox.foreground", new ColorUIResource(UIManager.getColor("TextField.foreground")));
UIManager.put("ComboBox.selectionBackground", new ColorUIResource(Color.GREEN));
UIManager.put("ComboBox.selectionForeground", new ColorUIResource(Color.WHITE));

If you want to customize even more (disabled colors etc) this list of UIManager properties might be useful: http://www.rgagnon.com/javadetails/JavaUIDefaults.txt


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