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UPDATE 15/02: Fans are divided on Nintendo's decision to offer downloadable content for upcoming Nintendo Switch title The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
The company announced this week that this would be the first Zelda game to offer downloadable content in the form of two DLC packs to be released at different points in 2017.
Fans can sign up for an Expansion Pass at launch, which would give them access to both packs when they arrive, for £17.99.
Eiji Aonuma, the game's producer, naturally supports the whole DLC thing, saying: "Since this incarnation of Hyrule is so huge, it's our hope that everyone who plays will have a wide variety of fun experiences as they explore.
"To help people do that, we've decided to create additional content for the game – a first for the mainline Legend of Zelda series.
Nintendo has announced that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be the first Zelda game to get downloadable content post-launch.
The company says fans will have the chance to sign up for two new sets of DLC at launch by paying £17.99 for an "Expansion Pass".
Nintendo will be releasing the two packs later in 2017, though no specific release dates have been given at this point in time.
The first of the downloadable add-ons is expected to arrive this summer, however, and will bring a new Cave of Trials challenge to the upcoming Nintendo Switch title.
It will also add a new hard mode to the game, which is also set to be avaialble on Wii U, along with a mysterious undisclosed feature for the in-game map.
The second content pack will launch in "Holiday 2017", and will bring a new set of challenges that give players the chance to explore a new dungeon and grapple with a new original story.
Nintendo added in an official release: "Immediately upon pre-purchase or purchase of the Expansion Pass, three new treasure chests will appear in the game's Great Plateau area.
Nintendo developer Eiji Aonuma, the long-time producer of the series, said: "The world of Hyrule, which we created for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is so large and vibrant that we wanted to offer more for players to experience within it.
Both the Switch and Wii U versions of the game will allow players to sign up for the Expansion Pass, which is identical in both cases.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is set to launch alongside the Nintendo Switch console itself on March 3, so stay tuned for more as the release date approaches.


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Why AI-Driven Analytics Will Have the Measure of the Digital Enterprise
Maurizio Canton
As the name succinctly says, Big Data has always been about scope, scale, and volume, a more the merrier ethos when it came to the intelligence suddenly at our disposal.
This sheer volume of insight was considered a prerequisite for accurate decision-making. It brought gigabytes and terabytes to mainstream parlance while signaling a whole new era of data handling and management with greater complexity and opportunity in terms of application.
However, as this data overload became the new norm, our expectations evolved to demand a more strategic approach to how we can derive greater value from the intelligence flooding our systems. Many have learned the hard way that more isn't always better when it comes to data-driven decision making, as quantity rarely surpasses quality when it comes to more discerning and meaningful interventions.
Perhaps not surprisingly, this realization brings us to a growing trend in the digital enterprise. Defined by a shift in mindset from simply collecting intelligence to the more forensic measures used to drill down into it and extract the specifics, the use of advanced analytics is enabling us to do more with less data. This move increasingly underpins higher operating margins and ultimately creates a competitive advantage.
Fuelled by machine learning technology, this traction is in fact, forcing a re-evaluation of the traditional 'more is more' Big Data strategy that has long been a pervasive mantra in the digital environment. In this context, Artificial Intelligence, combined with visual analytics, becomes the game changer. This powerful proposition is perfectly equipped to sift through the reams of information and define the relationships and anomalies between the data sets to uncover actionable intelligence that augments human intelligence for greater business value.
While AI puts in the groundwork, at a speed and scale impossible for a human to compete with, visual analytics provides a more accessible and intuitive approach to data analysis. This can have deeper repercussions for an organization more broadly, specifically in terms of promoting a more entrenched data culture. As a result, a greater section of the workforce can be involved in data-driven decision making, as opposed to a privileged few, a move that far from simply being a 'nice to do' will become a fundamental requirement to offset the scarcity of specialist data skills. Figures from McKinsey and Company highlight the extent of the problem, with the US, for example, facing a shortage of 190,000 people with analytical data skills and 1.5 million managers and analysts equipped to understand and make decisions based on the analysis of Big Data.
So how do AI-powered analytical innovation and data democracy translate into tangible gains when applied to the real-world industry environment? Notable proponents such as the health, finance, and manufacturing sectors have been quick to embrace the approach. Healthcare professionals are harnessing the technology to detect abnormalities in X-rays, for example. And banks are using the advanced algorithmic capabilities to drive deep content analysis of a customer's financial status, objectives, risk aversion and can respond to the nuances of their personality and behavior to best tailor the approach to the user's needs.
Now we see others playing catch up, such as the oil and gas sector. Here, pressure over ever tighter margins induced by the global drop in oil price has demanded even greater accurate insight to optimize production, as well as to inform continuous monitoring and intervention needed for the smooth and seamless running of critical operations. As a result, a more measurable and quantifiable approach to the enterprise becomes the game changer, as science and business converge ever more closely to keep the business efficient and competitive.
Machine learning is harnessed to provide recommendations and to make predictions over the control and management of assets processing billions of data points in real-time from equipment ratings to thermal gradients. This creates a full picture and level of precision that removes all guesswork from the equation.
As a result, gut feel is replaced with an augmented human brain, thanks to algorithmic prowess.
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7 TIME GRAMMY WINNER RELEASES THE ELEMENTS ON OCTOBER 12TH
TobyMac's The Elements will release on
Oct. 12 providing the first new collection of music from the chart-topping artist in three years. The Elements marks the 7X GRAMMY® winner's seventh album following the RIAA Gold Certification of his previous six solo albums. Billboard exclusively announced the 11 track album on their homepage.
TobyMac started crafting The Elements
on the road, writing songs and bringing producers out on tour to collaborate. "The most important thing to me are the concepts, what am I saying to people, " he shared with Billboard. "I've got to be going through some life myself and that's why it takes so long. I have to experience some things, struggle with some things, overcome some things and get in the trenches before I have enough to write about. That's why it takes me a few years because I want to write about what's really going on in my life. I find when you write about what's really happening in life it resonates more with people than fictional stuff. "
The Elements boasts TobyMac's biggest song in six years, "I just need U." The track is the fastest charting single in his career, topping radio charts for twelve weeks. The album's other prior release, "Everything," is following suit by raking in 60+ early adds at radio, now climbing to No. 4 at Hot AC and in the top 15 at AC Indicator, AC Monitored and Christian Airplay.
TobyMac amassed five Gospel Music Association (GMA) Dove Award nominations for the upcoming 49th annual GMA Dove Awards, including nods in major categories such as Song of the Year ("I just need U."), Songwriter of the Year (Artist) and Contemporary Christian Artist of the Year.
Following a string of 18 sold out arena shows this year as a part of his "HITS DEEP Tour," TobyMac and his DiverseCity Band will embark on the unprecedented "TobyMac & DiverseCity Band: The Theatre Tour" with special guest Ryan Stevenson. Offering fans an unprecedented, intimate music experience, the rare 12 city run will traverse the east coast and Midwest including stops in Texas, Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Louisiana and more. For more information, visit http://www.TobyMac.com .
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Vegans Declare War on Christmas
ANGRY vegan campaigners are sending death threats to farmers and staging guerrilla protests to disrupt the traditional Christmas dinner.
Organic turkey farmers are in fear of their lives saying vegan activists are so anti-turkey they "shout at them with loudspeakers".
The attacks are happening at so-called ethical farms where farmers ensure the birds can roam free and have a good quality life.
Such farms allow members of the public in throughout the year to see how their Christmas turkey is raised and post regular social media updates where customers can follow their chosen turkey.
But the openness has backfired and allowed animal rights activists to step up their protests.
Attacks on turkey farmers have been increasing in the run up to Christmas and one farmer has spoken out on the yearly ordeal he now has to endure.
Paul Kelly, third generation owner of Kelly-Bronze turkeys, in Essex, said that despite the careful upbringing he gives his turkeys, he still receives death threats and witnesses campaigners attempt to free his birds.
He said: "They are attacking small farmers because they are easier. I've had death threats. They scare our turkeys, shout at them with loudspeakers and let them out of pens."
The Essex farmer slammed campaigners for harming the turkeys rather than helping them.
He added: "They are doing more harm than good."
The Countryside Alliance has said butchers and farmers across the UK are "living in fear" after a rise in attacks by vegans.
Marlow Butchers in Kent was vandalized by militant vegans who spray painted slogans across the shop front.
Wayne Marlow, who runs the butchers with his father and brother, said: "We live in fear and we're up worrying at night – they are terrorizing us."
Tim Bonner, Chief Executive of the Countryside Alliance, said: "There's been an escalation of attacks on butchers, markets, and even abattoirs and it's an extension of animal rights campaigns we have seen around other areas, using the same tactics including online abuse. They usually attack small independent businesses rather than taking on the big boys – it's quite cowardly."
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A Poisonous Thorn in Our Hearts
Sudan and South Sudan's Bitter and Incomplete Divorce
James Copnall
A Hurst Publication
This is the first book entirely focused on Sudan and South Sudan after the 2011 separation.
Unparalleled access to the leaders, opinion-makers and events that are shaping both Sudans in the first years after separation.
Many experts concentrate on one country or the other-our author has travelled between the two countries more than any other journalist in the post-separation period.
What happened after Africa's biggest country split in two? When South Sudan ran up its flag in July 2011, two new nations came into being. In South Sudan a former rebel movement faces colossal challenges in building a new country. At independence it was one of the least developed places on earth, after decades of conflict and neglect. The '"rump state'", Sudan, has been debilitated by devastating civil wars, including in Darfur, and lost a significant part of its territory, and most of its oil wealth, after the divorce from the South. In the years after separation, the two Sudans dealt with crippling economic challenges, struggled with new and old rebellions, and fought each other along their disputed border.
Benefiting from unsurpassed access to the politicians, rebels, thinkers and events that are shaping the Sudans, Copnall draws a compelling portrait of two misunderstood countries. A Poisonous Thorn in Our Hearts argues that Sudan and South Sudan remain deeply interdependent, despite their separation. It also diagnoses the political failings that threaten the future of both countries. The author puts the turmoil of the years after separation into a broader context, reflecting the voices, hopes and experiences of Sudanese and South Sudanese from all walks of life.
James Copnall was the BBC Sudan correspondent from 2009-12, covering South Sudan's independence, the Darfur war, rebellions, and clashes between the Sudans. He has reported from over twenty African countries.
"This book gives you all you need to understand why South Sudan imploded in violence so soon after independence: unresolved trauma from decades of war; complacency and impunity within the bloated southern army; and, not least, the treachery and mutually exclusive ambitions of Juba's leading politicians. Copnall exposes the lazy shortcuts of 24-hour news by tramping the ground where history was made, quizzing leading players and ordinary citizens in both Sudan and South Sudan, to explore the real cost of secession and ask: what price freedom?" -- Fergus Nicoll, journalist and author of The Mahdi of Sudan
"This excellent book unravels with skill and precision the messy web currently entangling the Sudans. Immensely readable, patiently researched, balanced and people-centered — it succeeds on every level." -- Leila Aboulela, Sudanese novelist and winner of the Scottish Book Awards
"A first-hand account [that] offers an even-handed, insightful perspective on the creation of South Sudan and a bleak assessment of its future." -- Katrina Manson, Financial Times
"A clear, lucid and comprehensive book [that] fills an important gap by explaining these two countries. ...Copnall is measured, perceptive and notably fair-minded." -- David Blair, The Telegraph
'With sharp eye-witness reportage and interviews from across the political spectrum, Copnall explains why South Sudan's liberation war cost so many lives, and why the Juba government is now mired in political chaos. ... This is a compelling guide to the complexities and hopes of the two Sudans [and is] refreshingly free of the easy and often self-interested assumptions that pepper so many foreign accounts of Sudan>'s tortuous times.' -- Africa Report
"A new internal war in South Sudan, now in its fifth month, has forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes. These unfolding events are deftly forecast by James Copnall in his new book A Poisonous Thorn in Our Hearts. Copnall gives a clear-headed and compassionate account of events leading up to and after the creation of South Sudan a year earlier, and what it means for what remains of Sudan. EL Measured and understated.>' — The Economist
"The devastating effect of Sudan and South Sudan's incomplete divorce is brought to life through characters whose lives have been shattered by it. ... An exhaustive and perceptive book." Brian Adeba, The East African
'Interesting and informative. ... Just about everyone gets a word in, from the politicians, to cattle herders, to rueful southern intellectuals contemplating the chaos that southern independence has brought, to tough fist-fighting local governors, to tea ladies in the market. ...This account of the secession of South Sudan makes good on its claim to portray one of the world's most interesting places.' -- The Spectator
'...Copnall proves himself to be a skilful narrator in examining the disappointments of the first 30 months of South Sudanese independence...A Poisonous Thorn in Our Hearts is a welcome contribution to a vibrant library of academic and non-academic works on one of the world's most fascinating and disturbing polities.' -- Think Africa Press
"A Poisonous Thorn in Our Hearts merges fact with humanity, giving a face and a voice to the often harsh realities of this region. In doing so, this book provides a comprehensive introduction to this challenging and evolving context." -- International Affairs
"This thoughtful read attempts to explain a complex conflict from root to tip, and readers must not shy away from the bleak and complicated truth. Copnall makes the journey worthwhile with well structured, captivating but realistic storytelling. ... Firsthand accounts authenticate memories, and research and numbers bolster his reasoning. Copnall doesn't dumb down the truth for his readers, but he does include personality that wouldn't be found in a traditional history book." -- United to End Genocide
"Copnall has detailed knowledge of these two countires and he brings the story and the personalitis alive and has arranged the material in an accessible way ... ably describ[ing] the politics, economics, complex ethnic divisions, personalities, and international context before and after the comprehensive peace agreement of 2005." -- Nigel Watt, Chartist
"Copnall's many interviews with officials and ordinary people on both sides lend the book real authority and a sense of genuine empathy for the people of the two Sudans." -- Foreign Affairs
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Argument Licensing and Agreement
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Taxing Colonial Africa
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"My daughter has hundreds of books she can choose from, but there are two that are her favorites. One is a pocket sized Bible, and the other is the Sheep & Goat book. Every time I read her the Sheep & Goat book I get chills as the story is moving and I know God is working through this book," writes Will Turner, a young father practicing his faith in the Evangelical Free Church.
"We love the book (Sheep & Goat)!!!! We read it at supper, and the kids had us read it over. The kids loved Sheep and Sheep's friend PIG, and we asked them if they had any PIG friends and if they are a PIG to their friends. (PIG, Sheep's friend, is also an acronym for Partner In Godliness).
They also talked about how they can help people daily. What a great book!!!!!!
We hope there are more books like this in the works. We want to send some to our nieces and nephews. What a great message, and it was done in a way the kids loved," writes the Neeley family from Lincoln, practicing their faith in the Catholic Church.
"GIFT's Sheep & Goat is an inspirational tale that teaches young people the value of generosity and stewardship. It helps the young reader to appreciate the parable Jesus himself taught in the gospel of St. Matthew, chapter 25. May we all strive to be like the sheep!" writes Reverend Joseph C. Taphorn, Chancellor.
1.) "Thanks for bringing the Sheep & Goat book to our Bookshop for examination. It's a delightful children's book that I am sure will have wide appeal to children. Our young people need books of this type with a strong message of God's love for us.
As a former teacher I know children will enjoy the text and the pictures while learning an important lesson. It would be a positive addition in any classroom as well as any home. The Dedication included in the book lists only some of the positive lessons that can be stressed after reading the book. We would certainly carry it in our Bookshop.
We shall encourage teachers to use it in classrooms as well as in homes," writes Mariann Kozisek, Christ the King Bookshop.
2.) "I have reviewed Sheep & Goat Go To The Ice Cream Parlor and this is a title we would gladly stock in our stores," writes Tim Brox, Gloria Deo Bookstores.
I also wanted to express our thanks for reading the Sheep and Goat book to our children at our Vacation Bible School Program.
The story of the Sheep and Goat was enjoyed by all ages. Our children enjoyed the story and truly were able to apply the message quickly and easily!
It was wonderful having a story that really spoke to today's children in ways they could understand and easily apply to their lives.The story wonderfully summed up God's desire for his children in how they should treat each other, and is a great addition to any Vacation Bible Study program or any Christian children's curriculum.
The range of our children was 5 - 15 and from the youngest to the oldest, the message was clear and easy to understand!
Most Reverend Fabian W. Bruskewitz, Bishop of Lincoln grants imprimatur for Sheep & Goat book.
The NIHIL OBSTAT and IMPRIMATUR are official declarations that a book or pamphlet is free from doctrinal or moral error.


lined up in a row, each is struck with not a care.
played beautifully as the keys slip through my fingers.
soon you will understand, how it is, and how it was.
till the end, the emotions will carry on between each slip and each stroke.
Your words, they ring like a metronome. Tick.. tick..tick.
How only you comfort me..


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namespace CompanySampleData.Importer
{
    public class StartUp
    {
        public static void Main()
        {

            SampleDataImporter.Create(Console.Out).Import();
        }
    }
}

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// Copyright 2020 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

import '../pin_to_shelf_item.js';
import '//resources/cr_components/app_management/icons.js';
import '//resources/cr_components/app_management/permission_item.js';
import '../shared_style.js';
import '//resources/cr_elements/cr_icon_button/cr_icon_button.m.js';
import '//resources/cr_elements/icons.m.js';

import {assertNotReached} from '//resources/js/assert.m.js';
import {loadTimeData} from '//resources/js/load_time_data.m.js';
import {WebUIListenerBehavior} from '//resources/js/web_ui_listener_behavior.m.js';
import {html, Polymer} from '//resources/polymer/v3_0/polymer/polymer_bundled.min.js';
import {getSelectedApp} from 'chrome://resources/cr_components/app_management/util.js';

import {Router} from '../../../../router.js';
import {routes} from '../../../os_route.m.js';
import {AppManagementStoreClient} from '../store_client.js';

import {PluginVmBrowserProxyImpl} from './plugin_vm_browser_proxy.js';

Polymer({
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  is: 'app-management-plugin-vm-detail-view',

  behaviors: [
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    /** @private {string} */
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    /** @private {Element} */
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    this.updateFromStore();
  },

  /** @private */
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    Router.getInstance().navigateTo(
        routes.APP_MANAGEMENT_PLUGIN_VM_SHARED_PATHS,
        new URLSearchParams({'id': this.app_.id}));
  },

  /** @private */
  onSharedUsbDevicesClick_() {
    Router.getInstance().navigateTo(
        routes.APP_MANAGEMENT_PLUGIN_VM_SHARED_USB_DEVICES,
        new URLSearchParams({'id': this.app_.id}));
  },

  /**
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   * @private
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        /** @type {AppManamentPermissionItemElement} */ (e.target);
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            loadTimeData.getString('pluginVmPermissionDialogCameraLabel');
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        this.dialogText_ =
            loadTimeData.getString('pluginVmPermissionDialogMicrophoneLabel');
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        assertNotReached();
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    const requiresRelaunch = await PluginVmBrowserProxyImpl.getInstance()
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      this.pendingPermissionItem_.syncPermission();
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  },

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    PluginVmBrowserProxyImpl.getInstance().relaunchPluginVm();
    this.showDialog_ = false;
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  onCancel_: function() {
    this.pendingPermissionItem_.resetToggle();
    this.showDialog_ = false;
  },
});


*Caveat: Before I tell you about this next part, there is something you need to know about me. I have an inner crazy person. Now most of you who know me well will say, "Tell us something we don't know!" LOL…I've been told my hair stands on end and my eyes twirl in the back of my head. Just sayin'!
ENTER WILD HAIRED, EYE TWITCHING, SPLIT-PEA SOUP VOMITING CRAZY JENNA….and while I won't entertain you with the conversation that follows, trust me when I say it ain't pretty! LOL…but I understand the concern. Again, time management, something I don't seem to be good at. I tend to throw myself passionately and wholeheartedly into a project and forget about my responsibilities.
3) Which bring me to my house…eekk! While I've tried to keep up with the surface duty cleaning (dishes, vacuuming, etc), I've completely lost it when it comes to laundry and other factors. Before I was eager for people to come over and I'd entertain…now I just pray people want to stay on the porch (haha)…okay, maybe not quite that bad…but pretty darn close.
But even after all this, I'm super excited to say…I've already started book 2!!
I also want to thank my sister (whose birthday happens to be today…the day the book comes out!!!)…she has helped me immensely! While I gave her ideas what I wanted for my book cover…she was the one that actually put it all together. She was very patient with me, and told me I could change anything I wanted. She did my book cover AND did my proofing/editing for me. It was so much fun seeing what she'd recommend I'd do with certain pieces. Without her, this dream would never have come true! THANKS JULES…I LOVE YOU!!
I'll be honest and say I don't know if you can actually download it today on Kindle…I'm still not 100% sure how this works…but by tomorrow you can! I hope I don't annoy y'all with my promotion…word of mouth is everything!! I'm also working tonight on CreateSpace…a way Amazon does paperback books…so for those of you who do not have a Kindle can still purchase the book in paperback.
* The book is Picture Perfect Murder by Jenna St. James. Please buy and let me know what you think. Y'all will be the first to read and give me feedback.


Helen Mark travels to The Kingdom of Fife, an ancient land steeped in mystery, history and tradition. "Fife" was originally an old Danish word that meant "wooded country. Helen sails to the island of Inchcolm, named after St Columba, who was thought to have lived here in the 6th century. The monastery dates back to 1123, founded by Alexander III after he was rescued and sheltered here by a hermit when the King's boat capsized during a storm. The hermit's cell still exists. The monastery has has a turbulent history: it was raided several times by the English and by pirates. The abbey has also been set on fire and was finally ruined during the reformation. It is still one of the most impressive abbey ruins in Scotland and has been restored in recent times. One can climb the tower to the top floor dovecote. The island has been used as a hospital, quarantine station and fort. Several skeletons have been discovered, including one standing upright inside a wall of the Abbots House. The water off the shore at Inchcolm is known as Mortemeris Deep, a name believed to originate from William de Mortimer, a medieval Lord of Aberdour who upset the monks of Inchcolm so much that they murdered him and dropped his body in the deep waters hereabouts. Helen meets Doreen Grove, from Historic Scotland, who tells her of the island's recent history - its strategic position in the has meant it has been fortified and re-fortified throughout the last century. There are first and second world war gun emplacements. Things are obviously more peaceful now - apart that is from the dive bombing seagulls - as Ron Selly, the present warden who lives on the island for eight months, tells Helen.
Helen next visits the fishing village of Pittenweem, home to the Fife fishing fleet. John Donaldson and Billy Hughes take Helen on a tour of the harbour and point out that fishing may be in a cycle of decline but they still have hope for the future and villages like Pittenweem are still carrying on the centuries-old tradition of fishing the North Sea. Pittenweem means "place of the cave" and it dates back to when a cave in old Cove Wynd was used as a place of worship by the missionary St Fillan during the seventh century. The cave was restored in 1935 and is still open to visitors. Inside there is the Saint Well and an altar where St Fillan used to write, reputedly aided by a luminous glow from his left arm.
Helen meets John and Nichola Fletcher, who established the first commercial deer farm in Europe at Reediehill Farm near Auchtermuchty nearly 30 years ago. The deer are grass fed and as Nichola tells Helen that makes for lean and healthy meat. They tell Helen about their 25 years of experience which has enabled them to build up a unique resource of specialised information.
What does the word Wymess mean? The prize is one of Marrianna Lines' wall hangings.
Last week's competition winner is Brenda Tillston of Liverpool, who knew that green is associated with Kendal.


There were two bank robberies on 18 June: one from the Alejmaa Alarabi Bank in the amount of €150,000, and another of €1.8 million from the central bank. Eight gunmen in two cars intercepted an armed vehicle leaving the central bank.
Benghazi women's rights activist and lawyer Salwa Bughagis was shot and killed in her home on 25 June by unnamed militiamen. She had recently voted and given an interview on television criticizing the influence of militias in the city.
The constitutional committee concluded consultations in their various constituencies this week and returned to Al-Bayda for sub-committee meetings. On 26 June, a car bomb was detonated in the parking lot outside the committee's meeting hall in Al-Bayda. No one was killed, but several were injured; the committee was not in session at the time. The attack is the first on the committee itself, which could suggest that militias are turning their attention to the work of the committee.


If you want to experiment with rail voltage vs. bias current, feel free. I've got more freedom in that than most--at least for the Aleph 2s--since they are water cooled and can dissipate a tremendous amount of heat. Just keep an eye on device dissipation; don't so wrapped up in the output that you forget the front end. It may need a little fine tuning as far as resistor values if you change the rail too much.
I've varied the bias quite a bit. If you lean it out, it starts sounding "hi-fi" which may suit some, but it's not to my taste. I've only varied the rails by about 5-8% or so. Not much to tell in that tight a range (by comparison, I've run the bias probably +-50%).
The front end current source will be happy with any reasonable source of 9V. You could, for instance, use a voltage divider from one rail to ground or to the opposite rail--might be a good idea to have regulated rails. Zeners work. I haven't used them in this application, but a voltage reference should be fine.
I used the blue Panasonic metal film resistors from Digikey. What might be available where you are, I do not know.
The MPSA18 is not particularly critical. Nelson uses the Zetex 450 in some of the Aleph schematics. That would be perfect. The MPSA18 is a pretty ordinary 45V NPN. The circuit won't come unglued if you toss in another NPN. I used MPSA18s because I've got a zillion of them.
Two rectifier bridges would be great. Or you can use just one. Whatever suits you.
Wind your own chokes. It's much cheaper.
Although I'm sure Nelson wouldn't turn down a good French wine, I believe he's on record as leaning towards the California product. I'm prone to French, Australian, and Californian wines, but not necessarily in that order. Just depends on what's going on. Being a fan of red wines, myself, Germany doesn't get too high on the list....however, there are some stunning German beers.
This forum has become one of the most interesting places for DIY audio in the world. It is always a joy to see how people of different nations and cultures can participate in the exchange of ideas and experiences. It has helped making DIY audio a very dynamic and sophisticated affair. People with all kind of levels and skills have learned so much from the contributions of men like GRollins, Dieckmann and so many other members, that we must try to protect this forum from unwanted resentments.
This very thread will become more and more important when so many members will start constructing their Aleph-X's in these coming weeks and months.
I hope that after the two days pause, both (really highly estimated) members will continue to contribute in a postive way to this thread. They have both (each in his own way) presented so much knowledge, experience, and inventions to this forum, that it would be a pity for all the other members when we would have to continue without them.
May this thread flourish just as much as the sound of all the newborn Aleph X's that will come to life!
Nelson said to not run below 25volt rails - was this in respect of 244's only (and therefore 044's are ok at say 19v)?
volt counts, so I recommend that at least as a + to - figure.
I need a source for .22 ohm wirewounds for the X. I was able to get both .2 and .25 Vishays so which of these would be the preferable one to use in a stock amp?
Also as far as matching these low ohm resistors goes would a 5-1/2 digit meter suffice with direct resistance readings or is it better to measure voltage drop across them(with the same 5-1/2 digit meter of course......?
.2or.25 close enough. I used.33 on the last AX.
have 24 volt rails and run at aprrox. 15 watts.
to be a discrepency between the two amps in this area.
I know these aren't identical amps, but why the difference?
I already have lots of 244's - should i sell them and go for 044's instead (given that my rails are +-19v) or will 244's be just as applicable in this case?
Choose the resistor value according to how much bias you want and how much heat you can safely dissipate. Lower resistor values (all things being equal, meaning you don't fiddle the current source, etc.) will, of course, lead to higher bias current. Look at your speaker load impedance and decide what its minimum value is. Work backwards from there, then throw in a bit of extra bias, just for spice.
5 1/2 digits will do fine for matching. What tolerance are the Vishays? 1%? I wouldn't even bother matching them, myself, but then I'm short on time. Someone with more time on their hands might feel that tweaking the R values would be worthwhile.
I think it's safe to say that the First Watt Aleph-X will turn out to have a slightly different topology than the Aleph-X that I designed. I have at least two possibilities in mind as to what Nelson's up to, but haven't had time to think either idea through yet.
No need to go for '044s unless you want to. Use the '244s.
I'm posting this question here because I recently got hifiZen's boards and may build the X next. However, I also bought some regular Aleph boards, courtesy of Coulomb, and might do that first.
Here is the question: The Aleph manuals are contradictory on heat protection: both the 5 and the 2 manuals say in one passage that a 70 deg. C thermal protection switch is installed, yet say in another that a 75 deg C switch is installed. Yesterday (before I discovered the contractictory passages) I bought a bunch of 70 deg C switches from DigiKey, thinking no matter what Aleph I build--2,5, or X--its going to get hot, even with the R Theta heat sinks at 2 per channel. Did I screw up in buying the lower temp value? Am I obsessing again?......Dang! Where are my meds?


At the end of January, we have nearly $1000 more than we did at the end of December. We have no outside accounts payable or loans payable, thanks to the Juoni Trust contribution in early January. Not enough to immediately hire a fundraiser, but in better shape than we have been.
Jeff writes: Now all we need is a successful special one-time fundraiser of $50,000 and we will be out of the woods with all state sharing paid, money in the reserve account for funds belonging to committees and caucuses, and a small, but positive, bank balance that we have not had for at least three years!
Brian sent a report to the SC today. He said the SC may forward whatever they feel comfortable reporting to the GNC.
Brian is confident the ANM proposal will pass, and will be working with ANM and GreenfFest organizers to begin setting up the registration process and scheduling NC events. The SC will be responsible for plenary sessions, hopefully organized as soon as possible.
Fundraising drive, with goals of making office improvements and retiring state sharing debts, continues. ANYONE LISTENING IN, FEEL FREE TO ADVERTISE THIS ON STATE & LOCAL LISTS!
Lease ends May 31, and the landlord wants to know our intentions. We have options for 1, 2 or 3 year leases; rates increase are spelled out.
Jason asked if there is cheaper, better option. Jeff stated that we've searched DC over and over, doesn't think we'll find anything cheaper. Space is enough to function, we're short-handed, short in bank, doesn't want to saddle Brian with having to move unless we stumble across a good deal. SC generally felt we should wait for another year, although Jeff noted that this would put us into the 2012 election season, which is not ideal for an office move.
Jeff offered to follow up with the landlord to see if we can get a customized lease at the same rate and come up with a formal proposal. There may be other timing, 1 or 2 years, we don't want to be moving during 2012 election.
SC AGREED to continue discussion, and that Jeff follow up with the landlord, find more information and draw up a proposal.
AnmCom has asked the SC to DECIDE whether to use these budgeted funds for ANM travel and expenses.
Jeff suggested that it be made known that anyone elected to SC is expected to ANM, to stay and extra day or two. "We'll kill two birds with one travel bill." New SC has a meeting immediately following the ANM (not cursory, plan ahead).
Theresa asked how it would work for SC candidates, who may have made arrangements to leave earlier. Also, she noted that we don't actually have the $2000. Jeff explained that allowing ANM to use the funds helps keep the registration cost down.
Jason believes it's important to have a strategic planning meeting, but important to include new SC members, so it would be later in the year, if at all. We'll have to see what finances are or fund it privately. He is ok with allocating this budget item to cover ANM costs.
David agrees, hoping that we'll have a fundraiser and be better off financially later in the year, ANM can work with larger budget base.
VOTE to re-allocate funds in budget line item.
PASSES, 4 Yes, 2 Abstain. Theresa will inform AnmCom of this decision.
GPoNYS – Request for GPUS Endorsement of UNAC event.
Jason explained: Last SC Face-to-Face strategic planning meeting (2008), we determined it was important to have 3 main issues we could focus on keep in the forefront. We need to start thinking about it and talking about what those issues should be. These should be topics that can be particularly useful statehouse candidates can use, important at state level, in the media, and where GPUS would have a position different than the major parties. We could use a couple of green papers on each issue for deeper knowledge, to aid candidates and Media Committee. Useful as resource for candidates. When we have discussion with delegates, candidates, committees, ask them for input on what they think will be important issues.
Theresa stated she feels this is not the SC's role, rather part of the Media Committee's work. Jason explained that this is something different, not meant to duplicate what the Media Committee does.
David – make sure others are aware that we have resources candidates can use.
Jason – Elections Working Group from last year's ANM is getting close to having a new statement and proposal to re-constitute the CCC.
FundCom – So far 30 state parties have come up with a fundraising captain. CA is one of the larger parties that doesn't have one yet. If anyone knows of someone who would be interested, please let FundCom know.
Theresa – expressed appreciation for Scott McLarty and Media Committee, but feels "issues" really emanate from that committee, not the SC. "Stopping FBI Repression" conference in North Carolina media notice was a good example, drew interest in GPUS, thanks to Scott and Brian's work.
David – one more vote on Platform to complete this cycle. He is getting questions on when the platform will be posted on the website, andwill be asking Platform Committee if all but that final bit can be posted.
Jeff – MerchCom has been quiet for about 6 weeks. He has recruited Sanda Everrette, who has been vetted by GPCA to join. The committee co-chair has stepped down, so Jeff has invited Emily Citkowski (former operations director and office manager) to assist in transition. They plan to do an open solicitation for members.
IX. Progress Report and Discussion on Fundraising – Jeff, et al.
Jeff – has hopes to see more non-stop chatter about fundraising. Brian has reported a few donations tagged to this effort. We are aiming for $50,000 by April and have a way to go. Jeff encourages everyone to write a check for $50 or $100, mark the check as part of this effort, and note that online.
This is urgent NOW – in addition to usual fundraising, this is a special effort. We need to get this done in the next month or two, so we can hire a fundraiser.
Jeff – This would be a regular GPUS standing committee, an advisory committee. Membership should not be entirely SC members. Members should have personnel skills, background; would advise with hiring, work review, contracts. Jeff suggested a minimum of 3, with 1 SC member; supervisor of staff, other SC as needed. This may need GNC approval. Should we take our current hiring committee whole we continue to discuss the definition of this committee.
Hiring committee will make written suggestions for SC to consider. Theresa asked if there was a timeline. Jeff felt there was no clear timeline, but hopes to see written suggestions within a couple month.
SC AGREED to have current hiring committee assist with recommendations for a Personnel Committee, hope to have something "concrete" within a couple months.


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Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson
Artistas: Ben Webster
THE JEAN-PIERRE LELOIR COLLECTION
3-PANEL DIGIPACK EDITION
2 ORIGINAL ALBUMS ON 1 CD
BONUS ALBUM: SOULVILLE
Ben Webster was, without a doubt, one of the most important and influential tenor saxophonists in jazz. "Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson" (Verve MGV-8349) features some of his finest collaborations with Oscar Peterson, who the tenor saxophonist often stated was his favorite accompanist. Their previous album together, Soulville (Verve MGV-8274), has been added here in its entirety as a bonus. Webster was a true master playing ballads, and these albums contain some of his best interpretations in the genre.
BEN WEBSTER, tenor saxophone
OSCAR PETERSON, piano
ED THIGPEN, drums
Los Angeles, November 6, 1959
Same personnel except STAN LEVEY (drums) replaces Thigpen,
and HERB ELLIS (guitar) added.
Los Angeles, October 15, 1957.
01 THE TOUCH OF YOUR LIPS
02 WHEN YOUR LOVER HAS GONE
03 BYE BYE BLACKBIRD
04 HOW DEEP IS THE OCEAN?
05 IN THE WEE SMALL HOURS OF THE MORNING
07 THIS CAN'T BE LOVE
08 SOULVILLE
09 LATE DATE
10 TIME ON MY HANDS
11 LOVER, COME BACK TO ME
12 WHERE ARE YOU?
13 MAKIN' WHOOPEE
14 ILL WIND
Reference JIM 149145
Ella and Louis
Monk´s Music
The Jazz Soul of Oscar Peterson
The Real Ambassadors W/ Dave Brubeck
JIC 151895
Round About Midnight
Abbey Is Blue
Workin´
Dizzy on the French Rivera
Midnight Special
And the Oscar Peterson Trio
Jazz Samba


text:
Glen Thrasher Collection
Anthologies - Essays
Anthologies - Fiction
Anthologies - Poetry
Comics/Graphic Novels
Gay Literature
Mass Market Literature
McSweeny's/Eggers
Atlanta & The South
Atlanta & Georgia
Southern History
Music - Blues
Music - Classical
Music - Country
Music - Pop, Rock, R&B
Beat Generation
Religion/Philosophy/Spirituality
Atheist/Secularist
Metaphysics/Occult
Western Religion
History - American
Gardening/Plants
Physics/Math
Law/Crime
Art - Tattoos & Graffiti
Collectables & Antiques
Cookbooks/Cooking
Games & Cards
Sports - Baseball
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1619 Project: A New Origin Story
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NYU Press, February 2021. First Edition. Hardcover. Explores Jackie Robinson's compelling and complicated legacy Before the United States Supreme Court ruled against segregation in public schools, and before Rosa Parks refused to surrender her bus seat in Montgomery, Alabama, Jackie Robinson walked onto the diamond on April 15, 1947, as..... More
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PublicAffairs, June 2004. Trade Paperback. The 9/11 Investigations lifts the curtain on the top-secret investigations into the worst attack in American history. Here in one place is the most salient information from both the Joint House-Senate Inquiry and the 9/11 Commission investigation, distilled into a narrative that readers can understand..... More
Afro-Atlantic Histories
Delmonico Books, November 2021. Hardcover. A colossal, panoramic, much-needed appraisal of the visual cultures of Afro-Atlantic territories across six centuries Afro-Atlantic Histories brings together a selection of more than 400 works and documents by more than 200 artists from the 16th to the 21st centuries that express and analyze the..... More
The Al Qaeda Reader
Doubleday, August 2007. First Edition. Hardcover. The global war on terror is not just a military conflict but a war of ideas. Indeed it is in some respects primarily an ideological struggle. Yet it is a war we cannot win without a broader understanding of al-Qaeda's goals and motives. What..... More
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Pirelli & Cie SpA announced that as part of its efforts to promote, sponsor, and support various cultural projects in Italy and around the world, the company has established the "Pirelli Visiting Professorship in Italian Studies" for a five-year term in the Department of French and Italian at Princeton University, Princeton, N.J.
Its aim is to support the dissemination of the study of Italian history and culture through new media and technology within Italian studies.
Princeton University will invite a prominent Italian scholar or professional each academic year to the Princeton campus to teach one course and engage in additional activities that would enrich Princeton's distinctive educational experience and expand the breadth and scope of its interdisciplinary programs. In 2014, the visiting position will be entrusted by Princeton to Gianni Riotta.
The Pirelli and Princeton University partnership will be launched in January, 2014. A newly designed course, taught by the team of journalist-writer Gianni Riotta and Professor Gaetana Marrone-Puglia, will focus on Italian history from the postwar period to the present day through the analysis of Italian cinema that best characterizes this history, as well as its political, cultural and lifestyle dynamics.
Pirelli today collaborates with 14 universities in a global effort to promote scientific and humanistic research. The partnership with Princeton University in the field of the humanities and mass media not only enables the company to support Italian culture abroad, but also gain greater visibility on contemporary trends and the evolution of the world of new media, which are increasingly important also in terms of business.


I kicked off 2015 right with a Fabletics order that came courtesy of my brother, who gave me a Fabletics gift card for Christmas and my birthday (thanks Greg!). I wasted no time when it came to ordering and I guess I was in an all-black kind of mood when I chose my January 2015 Fabletics selection. I went with the Ardent look and am really pleased.
I think looking the part at the gym is half the battle. If you look good, you'll feel good. And if you feel good, you'll have a more productive workout. Or is that just me?
So as a VIP, you have the option each month to either 1) buy one of the outfits recommended for you via email on the 1st, 2) buy something else on the site 3) buy nothing at all. And if you choose to buy nothing, just pass by the 5th of the month in one quick click, and you're not charged. If you do choose to purchase an outfit, you pay $49.99 (it's 49.95 euros on the French site) or a slight bit more depending on what you choose and that usually includes two or three pieces.
The Zipper Legging (I chose black but it comes in black with yellow detailing too) is super comfortable with just enough stretch and compression to feel like it's supportive but flattering at the same time. The material isn't too thin or thick and is actually kind of soft — just a really nice fabric that moves well and feels great on. The detailing on the Zipper Legging also impressed me with a seam on the thigh and cool zipper in the calf area. This legging came in three lengths and I chose the regular, but if I could reorder, I'd go with the long. I'm 5'7″ but it seems the regular length, 26 inch inseam (figured it would be fine), left about an inch of my ankle kind of bare and I'd rather have a little extra fabric so I can pull it down to at least hit my shoe. This wasn't enough of an issue to return them or anything but going forward, if leggings are available in lengths, I'll probably go with the long ones.
This is a great relaxed fit top that layers well over a tank or even for a casual outfit when you're not in the gym. It's on the roomy side so if you're in between sizes or want a more fitted top, I'd say size down. The mixed media material is moisture wicking and adds interest to the top and the sleeves have cozy thumbholes. It also has adjustable side elastics if you want to cinch in the sides a little.
The third item in the Ardent look is the Slouchy Beanie. I don't wear hats that much aside from my winter weather ski-style hat but this gray beanie is actually really comfortable and I was happy to wear it out while walking Dagny. It has a nice black inner liner that's really soft and would wick away any sweat if you wore it running. It's also not too tight and fits well (my head is kind of big). If you live in a really cold climate, this hat might not be warm enough if you're spending extended periods outside but for temps in the 30s-40s F, it'll protect your ears and keep your head warm for a jaunt outdoors.
I'd wholeheartedly recommend Fabletics to anyone looking for good quality workout clothes at a decent price. Their clothes are fashionable, versatile and you only order (and are charged) when you feel like it. No commitment at all and free shipping and returns is a nice perk.
So that's my Fabletics review. Have you ordered from Fabletics before?
Disclosure: I paid for my workout clothes (well actually my brother gave me a gift card for the holidays this month) and was not perked by Fabletics in any way. Some of the above links are referral links meaning I get credit if you sign up — and you get the great deal.
I really like their clothes and luckily they do send you a reminder email each month to pass or purchase. I haven't forgotten to pass yet (really takes 1 second to just click and hit pass). Definitely check 'em out!


"Anubhav Ke Aankhein, Mann Ke Pankhein", hindi poetry is the literal depiction of perception and experiences which may be personal or individual specific and can also become a social perception.While reading through the poems, you may witness those perception and experiences as your personal perception and experiences.You may feel as if your thoughts, love, affection, wish, concern, inspiration, anger and your dream are presented infront of you in the form of these poems.
The poetess is Anju Chauhan who is currently working as a teacher in an educational institution. From childhood she was fond of Hindi Literature. After completing her graduation, her interest towards the Hindi language and Literature grew tremendously.


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Fun and Funds at Panera
Luke Hamilton, Print Staff
Ava Orueta (11) enjoys a meal with her family at the Best Buddies fundraiser. Orueta came to support as an officer of the club.
On Tuesday, Dec.10, Best Buddies hosted a fundraiser through the restaurant, Panera Bread. Plenty of friends, families and students showed up to the restaurant to support.
"I think [the fundraiser] went really well. We had a great turn out of students, buddies, teachers and other attendees there. Everyone seemed to have a fun time by coloring, taking photos with one another and talking," Elizabeth Haberling (12) said.
This was the second fundraiser the group did. Club officers, students and teachers value the importance of not only the club itself, but fundraisers as well.
"Fundraising is so important because we do fundraisers so that we can raise money for our club activities, prom and the buddy walk at the end of the school year," Mrs. Jackie Holden, English, said.
Another reason that it is important for the club to do fundraisers is that it offers out-of-school time for students and their buddies. According to Ava Orueta (11), this is important because it creates a closer bond.
"I feel that through outside activities like this, the students feel closer to their buddies and others in the club because it isn't seen as some forced school participation. It is more of a real bond between buddies and their peers," Orueta said.
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Diversified Royalty Corp. (DIV.TO) (TSE:DIV) Shares Cross Below 50-Day Moving Average of $2.19
Posted by Brenda Bartman on Dec 23rd, 2020
Diversified Royalty Corp. (DIV.TO) (TSE:DIV)'s share price passed below its 50 day moving average during trading on Monday . The stock has a 50 day moving average of $2.19 and traded as low as $2.18. Diversified Royalty Corp. (DIV.TO) shares last traded at $2.23, with a volume of 187,761 shares changing hands.
The company has a quick ratio of 4.20, a current ratio of 4.32 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 81.29. The business has a 50 day simple moving average of C$2.21 and a two-hundred day simple moving average of C$1.95. The firm has a market cap of C$270.74 million and a PE ratio of -46.67.
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Diversified Royalty Corp. (DIV.TO) (TSE:DIV) last posted its quarterly earnings results on Monday, November 9th. The company reported C$0.04 EPS for the quarter, topping the Zacks' consensus estimate of C$0.03 by C$0.01. The company had revenue of C$8.02 million during the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of C$8.75 million. Equities analysts forecast that Diversified Royalty Corp. will post 0.16 earnings per share for the current year.
The business also recently announced a monthly dividend, which will be paid on Thursday, December 31st. Shareholders of record on Thursday, December 31st will be paid a $0.0167 dividend. The ex-dividend date is Monday, December 14th. This represents a $0.20 dividend on an annualized basis and a yield of 8.95%. Diversified Royalty Corp. (DIV.TO)'s dividend payout ratio is currently -442.33%.
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The only solution to a dangerous junction in Ballybrophy is moving it away from a railway bridge, but this is beyond the pockets of Laois County Council, according to area engineer Brenda Cuddy.
At a recent meeting of the Mountmellick Borris in Ossory district, Cllr Paddy Bracken called for a review of the "seriously dangerous" layout.
There is no simple solution he was told.
"Due to the railway bridge, the traffic exiting from the local road unto the region road, has considerably reduced vision. However, there is no simple solution. The junction would have to be substantially realigned and moved an adequate distance from the bridge, to achieve any significant improvement in the sight distance. There is no funding available for a project of this scale at this point in time." was the written reply.
In the interim, the council's road designers will assess if any minor alterations will improve the safety at this junction.
"I would appreciate that," said Cllr Bracken.
Cllr Brendan Phelan recalled that land beside the bridge had been earmarked to be sold for a housing development which would have included the necessary road realignment.
"That is the only solution. We patched the road but there isn't much we can do apart from purchasing that land," agreed engineer Ms Duff.


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Q: Custom Jackson Serializer for Top Level Map Type I have a "java" map  that I would like to serialize with my own custom serialization logic. Note that java map itself is the top-level object.

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*I want to output it as a collection rather than map only for above parameterized map type. All other map types should work as default (i.e. MyCustomObject could have Map which should work as usual).

*I want to omit certain key/value from serialization based on some property value inside MyCustomObject.

*MyCustomObject is already given to me and is not in my control.

Is there anyway to achieve this in jackson? Also, what about deserialization - in this case, I will want a map  back rather than collection.

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The IA260 embedded computer comes with 4 RS-232/422/485 serial ports, dual Ethernet ports, 8 digital input channels, 8 digital output channels, VGA output, 2 USB hosts, and a CompactFlash socket. The computers are housed in a compact, industrial-strength aluminum case.
The IA260 computer uses the Cirrus Logic EP9315 ARM9, 32-bit, 200 MHz RISC CPU. This powerful computing engine supports several useful communication functions, but will not generate too much heat. The built-in 32 MB NOR Flash ROM and 128 MB SDRAM give you enough memory to run your application software directly on the IA260.
With its built-in VGA output interface, the IA260 is suitable for use with SCADA systems in industrial applications, such as factory automation, production line process monitoring, and mining automation, that require VGA and HMI features.
The IA260 computer supports RS-232/422/485, digital I/O, and has dual LAN ports, making them ideal as communication platforms for industrial applications that require network redundancy. In addition to the standard model, wide temperature (-40 to 75°C) model is available for use in harsh industrial automation environments.
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On Saturday, October 13, Keeneland will conduct a live bankroll tournament, the Keeneland $400 Fall Challenge, a $400 buy-in with a live bankroll of $250 and $150 prize fund fee. Players will be able to wager any amount on any race at Keeneland, with no minimum wagers or minimum number of races. This tournament may be played from anywhere on the track; all tickets and admissions must be handled separately by the player. Please click here for a complete set of rules. Entries are available online on August 13, 2018 at 10:00 AM.
Online registration is now closed. To purchase an entry in-person, visit Wagering Central (first floor under the grandstand) at Keeneland the morning of the contest. For more information, please contact Jim Goodman at jgoodman@keeneland.com or 859-288-4261.


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NBCUniversal Renews Content Agreement With Australia's Foxtel
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NBCUniversal has struck a new content agreement with Australian pay-TV operator Foxtel.
The Hollywood studio's Global Distribution & International division has inked a multi-year deal covering movies, drama, comedy, entertainment, reality and news for the Foxtel's broadcast, on demand and streaming platforms.
The agreement covers premiere Australian subscription rights for movies from Universal Pictures including The Fast and the Furious, Jurassic, Bourne and Jaws franchises, in addition to DreamWorks Animation titles.
Series including The Office, 30 Rock and Parks and Recreation as well as Chicago P.D. will also be available across Foxtel.
Foxtel Chief Commercial Officer Amanda Laing said, "Foxtel and NBCU have a long and shared history of bringing iconic and ground-breaking entertainment to Australian audiences. We are incredibly pleased to extend that partnership with this new cornerstone agreement covering movies, scripted content and NBCU channels in a new agreement that reflects Foxtel's commitment to building strong partnerships with the best content creators in the world."
"This broad, multi-year deal continues to deliver Foxtel subscribers NBCU's amazing range of top-quality films and series, along with our compelling channel brands," added Chris Taylor, Managing Director, Distribution & Networks, ANZ, NBCUniversal. "We look forward to an on-going collaboration with Foxtel as we continue our long-standing, successful partnership."
Ms Laing added: "Our new deal with NBCU is another step to ensure Foxtel is future fit to deliver on our promise to provide customers with the best of TV and on demand all in one place, at the best value."
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Q: How to check if a field value contains a value from map I have a map that is populated with list, and also list collection from task object. How do update the task that is retrieved from the query based on certain conditions?
Map<String, List<String>> mapname = new Map<String, List<String>>();
//Create the subissue list

 List<String> subIssue1 = new List<String>{'Issue Uploading Docs (KTP)',
                                           'Issue Uploading Docs (KK)',
                                           'Issue Uploading Docs (NPWP)',
                                           'Issue Uploading Docs (All)',
                                           'Wrong Docs Request to re-submit (KTP)',
                                           'Wrong Docs Request to re-submit (NPWP)',
                                           'Wrong Docs Request to re-submit (KK)'};
List<String> subIssue2 = new List<String>{'Member Activation Request (Manager)',
                                          'Member Activation Request (VP)',
                                          'Member Activation Request (TL)'};

//put subIssue1 list into map
        mapname.put('Registration', subIssue1);
        System.debug(mapname.keyset());
//put subIssue2 list into map
        mapname.put('Activation', subIssue2);
        System.debug(mapname.keyset());

//get task related to subissue
List<Task> taskWithSub = [SELECT Id, SubIssue__c, CustomerHappiness__c,
Subject_Details__c FROM Task WHERE RecordTypeId = '0121p000000TgP6' AND
SubIssue__c != null AND Subject_Details__c = 'It has been changed'  ];
system.debug(taskWithSub.size());
system.debug(taskWithSub);

Here, I want to check if field SubIssue__c from each task contains one of the values from map, I would like to update Subject_Details__c field with the match key in map.
IF(taskWithSub.size()>0)
{
//Iterate all activities with subIssue using for loop
for(Task twh : taskWithSub){
     if(mapname.get(twh.SubIssue__c) != null){
        //code block
        //if twh.SubIssue__c contains value from mapname then
        //Subject_Details__c = //get the map key
    }
}

update taskWithSub; here update
}

A: Rather than loop through for loop, you should add that lstSubIssues in the query.
You don't need to create separate Map for this lists, Since for subIssue1, Subject_Details__c = 'Registration', similarly for subIssue2, twh.Subject_Details__c = 'Activation'.
After getting the list of Task, loop though the tasks and use subIssue1.contains(twh.SubIssue__c) to find the matching values and then update accordingly.
Note: Don't try to hardcode RecordtypeId, rather use from metadata.
Here is entire code:
List<String> subIssue1 = new List<String>{'Issue Uploading Docs (KTP)',
                                           'Issue Uploading Docs (KK)',
                                           'Issue Uploading Docs (NPWP)',
                                           'Issue Uploading Docs (All)',
                                           'Wrong Docs Request to re-submit (KTP)',
                                           'Wrong Docs Request to re-submit (NPWP)',
                                           'Wrong Docs Request to re-submit (KK)'};
List<String> subIssue2 = new List<String>{'Member Activation Request (Manager)',
                                          'Member Activation Request (VP)',
                                          'Member Activation Request (TL)'};
List<String> lstSubIssues = new List<String>();
lstSubIssues.addAll(subIssue1);
lstSubIssues.addAll(subIssue2);

List<Task> taskWithSub = [SELECT Id, SubIssue__c, CustomerHappiness__c, Subject_Details__c
FROM Task
WHERE RecordTypeId = '<recordTypeId>'
AND SubIssue__c IN:lstSubIssues
AND Subject_Details__c = 'It has been changed'  ];

if(!taskWithSub.isEmpty()){
    for(Task twh : taskWithSub){
        if(subIssue1.contains(twh.SubIssue__c)) {
            twh.Subject_Details__c = 'Registration';
        }
        if(subIssue2.contains(twh.SubIssue__c)) {
            twh.Subject_Details__c = 'Activation';
        }
    }

    update taskWithSub; //here update
}


How do large-scale engineering projects establish progress detection systems?
Title: "How do large-scale engineering projects establish progress detection systems?"
Abstract: The purpose of establishing a large-scale project schedule is to make more accurate and reasonable predictions based on existing actual performance. If there is no unified progress to complete the standard of %, based only on the subjective judgment of the schedule engineer, or simply calculate the completion status of the entire project based on the construction period %, then it cannot scientifically and objectively reflect the actual completion and performance, and lose it. The original purpose of the schedule was established. Benchmarking plans, WBS and operational weights, inspection targets and standards, and workload are the core of the progress detection system.


This week I had to say the words, "grouper in papillote" over and over for a voice project only to realize I had no idea what papillote meant. I was essentially a parrot for a full hour, repeating a pronunciation without understanding exactly what I was saying. Once I left the studio, I looked up papillote and realized "en papillote" is French for "in parchment." It's a method of cooking in which the food is put into a folded pouch — typically made of parchment — and then baked. Simple stuff, but it took me 34 years to learn the word. And I liked the sound of papillote so the word started tumbling around in my head.
I have a few words like that — ones I think about and then roll their sounds around in my mouth. And so many of the words I fall in love with are terms connected to creating.
Trapunto. Steek. Thrum. Sashiko. Weft.
Say them all. Aren't they fun?
Well, fun to say. Yes.
Fun to do? I don't know yet because I've never tried.
But I feel like the shape of each word on the tongue should feel like the act of creating that they define. Is that strange? Probably, but it feels kind of true. Trapunto is produced by the action of a needle machine-quilting fabric to produce an overstuffed decorative feature. The repetition of the needle in the fabric makes a sharp staccato sound, which feels right for trapunto. Steek sounds sharp, thrum sounds soft and sashiko is just really pleasing so I have to include it.
Weft is the term for the thread that is drawn through warp threads to create cloth. Warp is lengthwise and weft crosses the warp. While weft isn't a technique, all the others are. And I feel like I need to use them all as techniques and understand them as actions — not just say them. So I'm putting them on my project to-do list this year.
I'll have to let you know if the techniques live up to the hype (created entirely in my head, based on the way the words sound).
What are some of your favorite crafting, cooking and creating terms?


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Luigi di Lussemburgo (cardinale), figlio di Giovanni di Saint-Pol e di Margherita d'Enghien, arcivescovo di Rouen, creato cardinale da papa Eugenio IV il 18 dicembre 1439
Luigi di Lussemburgo-Saint-Pol, figlio di Pietro I di Lussemburgo-Saint-Pol e di Margherita del Balzo, conte di Saint-Pol
Luigi di Lussemburgo-Nassau, figlio del granduca Enrico di Lussemburgo e di María Teresa Mestre

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Ronald Koeman accused Netherlands of a "careless" display despite beating Belarus 4-0 in their opening Euro 2020 qualifier, though he was impressed with Memphis Depay.
Netherlands had no issues seeing off their visitors in Rotterdam, taking just 50 seconds to take the lead when Depay seized upon a defensive error before tucking away from a tight angle.
Depay then set up Georginio Wijnaldum, before dispatching a penalty that had been won by the Liverpool midfielder.
Wijnaldum's Reds team-mate Virgil van Dijk completed the scoring in the Group C fixture when turning in Depay's ball across the face of goal, but Koeman was not entirely happy with the performance, particularly between going 2-0 up in the 21st minute and half-time.
"We were careless," Koeman told NOS. "I thought it was nonchalant. I saw more backheels than I have seen here in years. But in the final phase of the first half and in the second half it went well again.
"But after going 1-0 up, you have to play disciplined. We apparently do not control that yet. We even blocked some shots in our own area.
"Going 1-0 up early was the ideal scenario, but then you have to play like we did in the second half.
"You should not think: 'It's 2-0, we will easily win this.' That also has to do with the development of this team."
Koeman did reserve praise for Depay, however, who continues to impress at international level despite enduring a rather underwhelming season with Lyon.
"I say it every time, he is a great player," Koeman said. "He may be going through a lesser phase at his club, but if he feels free and has confidence, he can do a lot.
"Memphis is a very important player for us, he has proven that in this competition."


back across the pasture to do his farm chores and then get ready for school. School was another mile away.
The membership certifi cate issued to Centralia resident Ed Young in 1944.
said that its height of prosperity was 1907 to 1915— Centralia would begin to experience a slow and painful decline. Fire devastated the town's business district in 1917. T e promise of a railroad depot that never came about was also a bitter disappointment. Plans called for the "Vinita and Western" to pass through Centra- lia on its way from Vinita to Coff eyville. T e railway was staked and part of the grade built, but the line was never completed.


New Delhi: Sacked Delhi Water Minister Kapil Mishra, who fainted during a press conference at his official residence on Sunday morning, is stable, said hospital authorities.
A duty doctor at the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital said Mishra was transferred to the recovery room of the emergency department where he was being monitored.
"He (Mishra) was brought to the recovery room five minutes after he was admitted to the emergency department. His condition is stable. We are monitoring him," the duty doctor told IANS.
Mishra, who has been on hunger strike since Wednesday, fainted while making a presentation on the irregularities in the financial transactions of the Aam Aadmi Party.


The GIs during WW2 were encouraged to write-in with their fixes, improvements, widgets and what-nots that might help others service their vehicles like the 1/4-ton, 4×4, Truck or "jeep" and many other vehicles. Some truly remarkable submissions were made and you realize that the GI mechanic in the field was a pretty smart cookie. In fact, some of the improvements to the jeep were "invented" in the field and then picked up for production. The tail panel reinforcement is an example of a field fix that went into production as a standard improvement. I hope you find the contributors section as interesting as I have. Generally, the items posted here will be jeep related, a tool or a procedure.
MWO's released to the field?