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Q: How to set up and use separate folders and dependencies for Debug/Release binaries in Visual Studio This question is about how to create dependencies in Visual Studio csproj files to different Debug and Release versions of DLL libraries. (I am under the impression that when working on a Release configuration of library54, it should depend on Release versions of libraries23, 24, and 25, not their Debug versions. I imagine that the different Debug/Release versions of libraries would be stored in different folders.
But Visual Studio only gives me one method for creating a single library dependency for a given library name (right click dependencies and browse to the DLL to reference). But I can't browse to separate Debug/Release versions using Visual Studio.
Context: I have more than 50 solutions that each create at least one library or (sometimes multiple) executable files and that have dependencies among the various libraries and executables. Currently, I use post-build events to copy DLLs and executables to a separate (and centralized) debug folder in the debug tree. Then I make all VStudio dependency references point to the DLLs in that debug folder.
An example post-build event script to copy build products to a single destination folder looks like this:
set bindir=%holding%\MyDebugBinaries
echo "Export folder is:  %bindir%"
if not exist %bindir% mkdir %bindir%

copy "$(OutDir)$(TargetName).dll" %bindir%
copy "$(OutDir)$(TargetName).deps.json" %bindir%

This method works reasonably well as long as I only want to produce Debug versions of everything or Release versions of everything into that single destination folder so that other projects can reference the objects during the overall build. (Usually I only work on one or two solutions out of the 50 solutions, so they need to link to the libraries in the centralized storage folder.)
But there seems to be no easy way in Visual Studio to represent Debug and Release dependencies as references to objects in different Debug and Release folders. To work on any individual solution in Debug or Release mode, I need to build the whole world into the single destination folder in either Debug or Release mode.
This thread is pretty good, but it skirts around the issue I'm having. It talks about the value and use of separate Debug/Release output folders.
Why have separate Debug and Release folders in Visual Studio?. But I'm talking about something different, I think.
I imagine that MSBuild target elements are smart enough to contain/set/use different dependencies for their relative Debug/Release versions and to use different output folders as well, but is there a way to do all that through Visual Studio methods?
The only way I can think of doing it is to manually edit the VS csproj file to add in custom targets that contain ItemGroup/References like so:
<Target .. Configuration = Debug >
   <ItemGroup>
      <Reference Include="SomeLibrary">
         <HintPath>..\..\DebugFolder\SomeLibrary.dll</Hintpath>
      </Reference>
   </ItemGroup>
</Target>
<Target .. Configuration = Release >
   <ItemGroup>
      <Reference Include="SomeLibrary">
         <HintPath>..\..\ReleaseFolder\SomeLibrary.dll</Hintpath>
      </Reference>
   </ItemGroup>
</Target>

I imagine a similar set of Post-Build targets with Debug/Release conditions would do the copying of binaries into the proper centralized Debug/Release folder.
Am I on the right track? Is this kind of thing normally done with manual coding in the project files? Am I missing something obvious? Thank you.

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Q: How to use boolean field in form - Python Django I'm working on a Django blog, i want to use Boolean Field in Form
Here is my Code:
class CreateProductForm(forms.Form):
    name = forms.CharField(widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'class':'form-control'}))
    content = forms.CharField(widget=forms.Textarea(attrs={'class':'form-control', 'id': 'ck-editor-area'}))
    excerpt = forms.CharField(widget=forms.Textarea(attrs={'class':'form-control', 'rows': '7'}), required=False)
    price = forms.CharField(widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'class':'form-control', 'placeholder': 'Amount'}))
    status = forms.CharField(widget=forms.Select(choices=(('1', 'Active'),('0', 'Inactive'),), attrs={'class':'form-control'}))
    quantity = forms.CharField(widget=forms.NumberInput(attrs={'class':'form-control'}))

I want to change the Status field
status = forms.CharField(widget=forms.Select(choices=(('1', 'Active'),('0', 'Inactive'),), attrs={'class':'form-control'}))

with Boolean Field function (True or False)
What should i do? Thank you

A: You can pick a certain value to represent True and False (by using strings), and then "coerce" with a function (for example through a lambda expression):
status = forms.TypedChoiceField(
    choices=((True, 'Active'), (False, 'Inactive')),
    coerce=lambda x: x == 'True',
)
We thus use the values True and False, and we later use coerce to cast the string representation back to a valid boolean.


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I have been researching this regiment for several years now but am still trying to figure out how it was named. The surviving letters of the men who served in it called the regiment Armistead's Regiment. Silas Buck (color bearer) writes his sister and says she should direct her letters to Silas Buck, co D, Armistead's Reg, Armistead's Brigade. The captain of co. I signs his name Jas D. Lynch, Capt Comdy co I, Armstead Reg.
Order of War Department, March 24, 1865, the ten companies of Mississippi Cavalry under the command of Col. C. G. Armistead will constitute the Twelfth Regiment, Mississippi Cavalry.
Ten? what happened to the 11th? They are all present at the surrender. Lynch is the only one I can find that was in Selma at the close of the war. He transfered to the Nitre and Mining Bureau but still is listed as a capt in Armistead's Cav on the POW rolls.
They say a portion of the 12th was transferred to Col Wade. but this was a month before Armistead's reg was named the 12th. I believe that was a portion af the 12th Batl Cav which was renamed the 10th Reg cav. Major Cox was a member of that unit and he was captured with the flag which was a 2nd Natl flag. Spence and Buck say the regiment flag never fell into enemy hands and it was a Mobile Depot flag.
After the war Spence and the officers repeatedly refer to the regiment as the 16th Confederate Cavalry. When was it designated that?
Well my questions were answered by R.C Beckett in his sketch of the regiment where he writes "From Demopolis we went to Dayton, Ala., and with other companies formed a regiment, which was the 16th Confederate Cavalry, but was always known as Colonel Armistead's Regiment.
But today I ran into this.....(memorandom from AIGO dated aug 8, 1864, describes makeup of Armistead's 11 companies, 4 of them apparently not legally organized, but which have been functioning as 12th Miss Cavalry; Dabney H. Maury recomends acceptance of "this really efficient regiment") from The Papers of Jefferson Davis vol 10
So 4 companies called themselves the 12th Miss Cavalry while they were in Armistead's Regiment and once accepted by the powers that be the regiment was named the 16th Conf Cav. Then the War Dept in 1865 renames 10 companies what 4 companies were calling themselves in 1864. No wonder they called themselves Armistead's regiment, they didnt know who they were. By the way after the war most of the privates called it the 12th Miss Cav., Spence in his sketch for the Courier Journal calls it "his regiment".

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Trump Mulls Declaring National Emergency Hours Before Address to Nation – Pence
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WASHINGTON (Sputnik) – President Donald Trump ahead of his address to the nation is still considering the option of declaring a national emergency to fund a wall on the US border with Mexico, Vice President Mike Pence said in an interview.
"The president was asked whether it [the national emergency option] is something he was considering, and he said it is something we are looking at…. The fact is the Congress should do its job and come to the table", Pence told CBS News.
Since the stalemate over funding is ongoing, Trump had no other choice but to take his case directly to American people in a speech planned for later in the day, the vice president said, as suspense continues to build over the possible big announcement.
Pence has also stated that Trump's address would lay out the facts of what the administration has called a humanitarian and security crisis at the southern border. The vice president stressed that there is indeed a crisis, adding that it must be taken care of before the administration can move onto negotiating other parts of the US national security funding.
US Shutdown Can Be Solved 'In Matter of Hours'
"We can resolve this [the shutdown] in a matter of hours if the Democrats will come to the table and start negotiating in good faith", Pence told CBS morning news.
Democratic leaders have said that they are open to reaching a solution in the funding dispute.
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The vice president said administration officials spent the entire weekend negotiating with Democrats. During the talks, Trump reaffirmed his plans to build a wall on the southern border with Mexico and listened to Democrats' funding requests related to US national security, Pence said.He noted that the proposal drafted afterwards by the White House included what the other side had asked for, but said Democrats were not willing to negotiate while the government remains closed.
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The statements followed a 7 January interview when Pence told reporters that the White House was seeking a legal basis to justify a declaration of a national emergency, but in the interview, he said that no decision had been made as of 8 January morning.The government shutdown entered day 17 on 8 January after a series of discussions between the Trump administration officials and Democrats failed to yield an agreement on funding for the wall. Trump is asking for over $5 billion for the fence, despite he has repeatedly promised that the cost of building the wall would be taken care of by Mexico. Democrats have reminded the president about his pledge and, therefore, are willing to give him only $2 billion for the border security funding.
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Well, it looks like we got a post linked on WowInsider, which caused a slight,,, somewhat large...,, err. Alright let's face it this blog in it's current form was not build to support the sudden appearance of about 28K more visitors than usual in such a short time.
I suspect in part I should thank mania for the spike, as the Wowinsider scouts picked up the link trough her blog.
Normally we're at around 1-2K views in a day. So we've just been hit by about a month worth of traffic, in the time of less than 12 hours. It's only reasonable to see the web server give a little hiccup at that. I've had the issue before, and took some measures to ensure it's not as likely to cause trouble in the future. But apparently the measures were only a half fix. The CSS trick seems to have worked and the site loads fine for the most part. You'll just notice that there's a couple of images that will refuse to load.
Well, it's a good thing the site gets stressed so and then, it forces me to think of a way to make it more efficient in the future. Let's see how soon the images come back up and we'll work from there.
Another poll reached it's ending date, and as such we'll be starting a new one. Not without posting the results of the previous one however.
What do you feel as being the most enjoyed play style?
Since the blog audience has a slightly larger number of rogues, and focuses for some parts on DPS I guess the results were fairly predictable. The total number of votes on that poll could have been higher though.
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Carrillo é um cantão da Costa Rica, situado na província de Guanacaste. Limita ao norte com Liberia, ao sul com Santa Cruz, ao leste com Bagaces, e ao oeste com o Oceano Pacífico. Possui uma área de  e sua população está estimada em 41.390 habitantes.

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Atualmente, o cantão de Carrillo possui 4 distritos:

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Bengt Roland Simonsen, född 23 mars 1958 i Göteborg, är en svensk gångare. Han tävlade för IK Vingingen och IFK Västerås.

Simonsen tävlade för Sverige i olympiska sommarspelen vid tre tillfällen mellan 1976 och 1984. Vid olympiska sommarspelen 1976 i Montréal slutade han på 26:e plats i herrarnas 20 kilometer gång. Vid olympiska sommarspelen 1980 i Moskva slutade Simonsen på fjärde plats på 50 kilometer gång. Vid olympiska sommarspelen 1984 i Los Angeles tävlade han också i 50 kilometersklassen, men blev dock diskvalificerad.

Vid Junioreuropamästerskapen i friidrott 1977 tog Simonsen brons på 10 000 meter gång. Vid Europamästerskapen i friidrott 1978 i Prag slutade Simonsen på 11:e plats på 50 kilometer gång. Han deltog även i 50 km gång vid Europamästerskapen i friidrott 1982 i Aten, men blev dock diskvalificerad där. Simonsen deltog också vid Världsmästerskapen i friidrott två gånger: 1976 (diskvalificerad på 50 km) och 1983 (10:e plats på 50 km).

Simonsen tävlade i IAAF World Race Walking Cup fyra gånger: 1975 (19:e plats på 20 km), 1977 (31:a plats på 20 km), 1979 (22:a plats på 50 km) och 1981 (18:e plats på 50 km). Vid Nordiska mästerskapet i gång 1983 tog Simonsen guld på 50 km.

Han fick 1977 motta hederstecken av Svenska Gång- och Vandrarförbundet.

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Check out these excerpts from THE ALCHEMY OF CHAOS, Magick.Me's newest megacourse!
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We're making great headway, and sharing all the tools you need to make the next year your greatest year yet, no matter WHAT the rest of the world is doing. The response has already been incredibly positive. In order to show you what we're up to, I've included several excerpts from the course below!
To start off, of course, if you haven't seen it already, check out the trailer for the course below!
This course isn't live, OR time limited, so it doesn't matter that it's already started. You can sign up NOW, and get the absolute, 110% full experience. We've really upped the game on this course—we've upgraded to a professional film-grade camera, professional sound, lighting, and a studio setup. That means that the course is being rolled out as pre-recorded units.
We're now into the second week of the course, but we're only on the first chakra out of seven. (In this course, we're taking you on a guided tour of your chakras, and tuning each and every one of them up so that you can THRIVE in the next 12 months and beyond.) So now's the time to hop in!
Check out some excerpts from the course below, from my Instagram:
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How to find the tarot cards you need to be successful in life
The tarot card has long been associated with luck and fortune, and is often linked to life's most important events.
Now a study suggests tarot could be used to predict whether you'll be successful at your career, family, and personal life.
It has been shown that those who have the best relationship with tarot are more likely to achieve success in their careers and in their personal lives, according to researchers at the University of Queensland.
They say their study shows that a person's tarot readings may be useful in predicting whether they'll make it as an entrepreneur or a teacher.
The researchers used a large database of tarot-based readings, gathered from a number of sources.
The study, published in the journal Psychological Science, involved over 12,000 tarot readers who were recruited from across the world.
Tarot cards are often used in tarot decks to indicate how the future will unfold.
They are also often used to forecast people's fortunes, and predict whether they will end up as a successful businessman or a successful teacher.
But what is tarot?
The tarots are an ancient Egyptian and Babylonian book used to help people predict the future, according the University.
They're also known as the "gods cards" because they are used to tell stories.
Tarots were originally developed by a Babylonian priest named Ishtar who was tasked with finding the most valuable and beneficial tarot stones, according ABC News.
The taros have become the world's most popular card, and are used by millions of people each year.
It's believed to have been used by Jesus, the Buddha, Mohammed, Buddha, Buddha himself, the Bible, the Koran, and even in the early modern period.
The Tarot has been widely used in the world for millennia, but for a long time, people believed that tarot was a trick used by the Devil.
The ancient Egyptians believed the cards represented the future and the devil used them to manipulate people.
Taros are made up of 25 cards, which each represent a character in the story.
Tarotted cards can be either blue or red.
Blue cards have three parts, called the nine planets, which are all represented by a star.
Red cards are blue and have two stars and two planets.
The planets are usually connected to the sun, while the stars represent the planets in their orbits around the sun.
Taroti are traditionally said to have three levels, which can change depending on the story of the card.
Tarotes can be found in several countries, but the United States, where the study was conducted, is one of the world most populous.
In the United Kingdom, where tarot is most popular, people can take tarot tests at the library, but there is no specific test that determines success in the tarots.
The tests include the Tarot Test for Successful Career and Tarot Talent.
Tarottas are also used in other fields, such as law, medicine, law schools, law and medicine, and marketing, according Al Jazeera.
It can also be used as a self-help tool, according researchers.
According to the study, tarot helps predict how your future will look, and how you will handle life.
The participants were given tarot test questions, which were randomly assigned to one of four groups.
One of the groups was given a tarot reading of the deck, and asked to rate their own tarot skills.
Then the other two groups were given the same tarot reads, but given the test question questions that asked them to guess the results of the questions, or predict how they will fare in life.
Each of the two groups was then given a card, which was a tarota that was randomly selected from the sample of tarots available.
The two groups that received the card with a tarote reading also received a tarots score.
The scores for each group were then combined to predict the tarotic's future.
The results showed that those with the best relationships with tarots were more likely than others to achieve their career goals and personal lives.
They were also more likely for their tarot to predict success in school and at work.
Tarote cards are used for a number different reasons, including: Career advice.
The studies found that tarots can help you predict whether a person will be successful as an adult.
This is because tarot can give you a better idea of your career and your career path, according.
You may be able to find a career path that suits you.
The authors of the study also found that people who were tarot literate had better career outcomes than those who were not tarot proficient.
The students in the study were also able to predict their personal life success by the tarotics readings, as well as their relationship with the tarotes.
They said that the tarottas they received were more accurate at predicting future outcomes, which may be because of the way they were trained to interpret tarot.
The card readings also showed that tarott
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Want a Bored Ape NFT? It'll Now Cost You Nearly $430,000 in Ethereum
Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs have hit a new record "floor" price ahead of this weekend's big Otherside metaverse launch.
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The cheapest-available Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT for sale right now is listed at a record 152 ETH, or about $429,000.
Prices are rising ahead of tomorrow's launch of "Otherdeeds," or expected virtual land NFTs, for the upcoming Otherside metaverse game.
Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT prices are surging this week ahead of the expected launch of digital land for Yuga Labs' upcoming Otherside metaverse game, and now the Ethereum NFTs have reached an all-time record "floor" price.
As of this writing, the cheapest-available Bored Ape NFT is listed for 152 ETH on top marketplace OpenSea, which equates to nearly $429,000. That's the highest entry-level or floor price seen to date, according to data compiled by NFT Price Floor, and that's true in terms of both ETH and USD.
According to the site, the floor price for a Bored Ape sat at 123 ETH one week ago, or about $367,000 at the time. The price of ETH is down about 5% over the past week.
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Yuga Labs tweeted this week that Bored Ape Yacht Club and Mutant Ape Yacht Club NFT owners will be able to claim an NFT for Otherside within 21 days of the initial mint, which begins Saturday night. These "Otherdeeds," as Yuga calls them, are expected to represent some kind of plot of land within Otherside, similar to virtual land in The Sandbox or Decentraland.
Some 55,000 NFT Otherdeeds will also be sold to the public to wallet owners who completed know-your-customer checks in recent weeks via a teaser website for Otherside. Each NFT will sell for 305 ApeCoin (APE), which is worth just over $6,800 as of this writing.
The sale will generate 16.775 million APE, if every NFT sells out, thus generating nearly $378 million in the process, based on the current value of ApeCoin.
The price of ApeCoin is also surging this week ahead of the Otherside NFT drop, with the value jumping 58% over the past week, per data from CoinGecko.
An NFT works like a deed of ownership to a digital item, whether it's a profile picture, a video file, or a video game item. The wider NFT market surged to $25 billion worth of trading volume in 2021, and the Bored Ape Yacht Club has emerged as one of the biggest projects in the space.
So far, all of the Bored Ape NFT collections have generated about $3.75 billion worth of collective trading volume to date, according to data from CryptoSlam. Bored Ape Yacht Club owners have repeatedly received substantial benefits since the project launched one year ago at a mint price of 0.08 ETH, or less than $200 at the time.
Since then, they've been airdropped additional NFTs from the Mutant Ape Yacht Club and Bored Ape Kennel Club, received a bounty of free ApeCoin, and will receive an Otherdeed NFT as well. On top of that, the value of Bored Ape NFTs has skyrocketed in the meantime, and owners can use their Ape image IP rights for their own projects and products—like virtual bands and restaurants.
Yuga Labs is now valued at $4 billion after recently raising $450 million from a variety of crypto firms and celebrities, and the startup also acquired the IP rights to the popular CryptoPunks and Meebits collections from their original creator, Larva Labs. Those properties and others from across the NFT space will also feature in Otherside, which is being developed with metaverse investment firm and game publisher Animoca Brands.


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Best rechargeable heated jackets, gilets and more
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From rechargeable heated jackets to gloves, we're here to warm you up. (Getty Images)
While we've all found a few useful tips on how to stay warm without heating since the energy spike last year, sometimes we still need a little extra help in the warmth department.
If that's the case, you might benefit from investing in some heated clothing or accessories. Haven't come across rechargeable heated clothing before? Here's everything you need to know.
How does heated clothing work?
Most heated jackets are fitted with carbon fibre heating zones, which are connected by a cable in the lining of the jacket to a rechargeable li-ion battery, which is how the heating mechanism is powered.
They work in a similar way to heated car seats and heated blankets, with many of our top picks also featuring heated pockets to keep your hands cosy too.
Some designs also have the ability to adjust the temperature from low to high, so you don't get too hot and can last between four to 10 hours depending on the heat level.
You can then simply recharge the battery by taking it out the item of clothing (usually it's hidden in a specially designed pocket) and plug it either via USB connector or mains plug, depending what you buy.
The clothing is also usually machine washable and water-resistant, but we recommend reading the washing instructions on each individual item.
Is heated clothing safe?
Yes. They're powered by low-level batteries – usually under 10V – and have an internal thermostat to keep it heated at your desired temperature.
Regatta also explains that the jackets are waterproof, although they do recommend that if the battery packs were to get wet, they should be disconnected to stop them from breaking.
It's expert-approved
Martin Lewis, otherwise known as The Money Saving Expert, emphasised on his ITV show late last year that finding ways to "heat the human and not the home" should be the focus for keeping bills down.
Speaking about the research on different items conducted by his team, he said: "The one that really took off was small electrical items for heating the person."
One of the most cost-effective accessories was heated gloves, which can cost as little as 1p per hour to run.
Additionally, while heated gilets may set you back around £50 initially, you'll have to part with as little as 1p per hour in terms of energy use.
Best heated clothing and accessories
DEWBU Heated Jacket with 12V Battery Pack Winter Outdoor Soft Shell Electric Heating Coat | £189.99 from Amazon
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This Amazon top pick has over 3,800 five-star reviews, with people describing it as "the perfect jacket" for extreme cold snaps.
Its 12V battery (which is included in the price) powers five carbon fibre heating zones: two on front, one on back, and one on each arm. It also features three heating modes to keep you just the right amount of warm.
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The Voltera Loft Heated Jacket III is a more lightweight design which currently has 50% off, now under £100.
Even without the heating aspect, it features Warmloft insulation to keep you toasty and has a detachable hood.
You do have to purchase the Heated Jacket Battery Pack separately, which is also half price down from £70 to £34.99.
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It only features one heat setting and you also have to purchase the Heated Jacket Battery Pack separately, but at under £100 for the lot it's a great option for those wanting to try heated clothing.
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It also features three temperature options: low temperature which lasts seven to 10 hours, medium which lasts five to seven hours and high temperature which goes for around three to five hours.
It doesn't come with a battery included, but there are loads of top-rated options on Amazon, starting from just £13.
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Slip this scarf under your coat, press the button and you're good to go. Not only is this neck pad great to keep you warm, it's also great for pain relief. It has three settings depending on how hot you want it and the battery is included in the price.
It has a 72% five star rating with customers saying it's "very comfortable", with many saying "highly recommend it."
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As well as relieving tension around the neck and back, this super-plush Heated Neck & Shoulder Pad is contoured to fit any neck shape. It heats up in just five minutes and has five different heat settings to choose from. Its Intelliheat technology also automatically monitors and adjusts the temperature regularly.
It works similarly to a heated blanket, by inserting the plug into a mains socket in order to power it so it's not a fix if you want to be on-the-go but great if you're at home.
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Day Wolf Heated Gloves may be expensive but for good reason; unlike most heated gloves, these are very thin and therefore many customers say they're more wearable.
Many reviewers commented on how the warmth goes right to the fingers, which is a difficult thing to find in the heated glove realms. They also have three heat settings: low medium and high.
The electric gloves are equipped with two rechargeable lithium polymer batteries which can last up to six hours.
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With 71% five star reviews, these gloves are not only warm but also practical. Yes, they look thick, but you'll still be able to use your smartphone as the fabric on the whole palm and all fingers are designed for touchscreen devices.
Many reviews also say the inner lining is "velvety and very comfortable". They last five to 10 hours after being fully charged, and have three temperature adjustment modes.
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Чёрно-синий слизень () — наземная лёгочная улитка из семейства Limacidae. Самый большой наземный слизень. Редкий вид, во многих регионах имеет охранный статус.

Распространение
Встречается во многих регионах Европы, за исключением её северной части. В России отмечен во Владимирской, Московской, Рязанской, Тверской, Ленинградской областях, в городе Москве.Иркутской области

Описание

Тело слизня большей частью чёрного или тёмно-серого цвета. У некоторых особей окраска неоднородна: могут иметься тёмные продольные полосы (до 3 пар) либо ряды пятен. Длина ползущего взрослого слизня — до 200 мм, сжавшегося — до 110 мм. Время жизни — до трёх лет, размножается со второго года. Откладка яиц длится в течение одного-двух месяцев, молодь появляется осенью. Длина молодых особей, только что появившихся из яиц, — 8—9 мм.

Есть сообщения о нахождении экземпляров этого вида длиной в 30 см, что делает его самым длинным слизнем на планете.

Среда обитания, питание
Обитает в лиственных и смешанных лесах, иногда встречается в старых парках. Питается преимущественно растительным детритом и гифами грибов.

Охранный статус
Вид внесён в красные книги нескольких регионов, в том числе в Красную книгу Московской области (5-я категория: восстанавливающийся в численности вид). МСОП присвоил виду охранный статус «Вызывающие наименьшие опасения» (LC).

Примечания

Ссылки
 The Black Keel Back Slug.

Limacidae
Моллюски Европы
Животные, описанные в 1803 году


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Should Mighty Walmart Be Regulated Like a Bank?
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Walmart, the retail giant with some 650 stores across the nation, has long raised the hackles of traditional banks by providing financial services to its customers. A few years ago, when the company was pursuing a bank charter, the banking industry did all it could to prevent the company from landing one. The banks succeeded in blocking Walmart's bid. Now, they may be regretting that.
Today, with Walmart stores offering customers low-cost financial services without the burden of federal banking regulations, bankers are claiming the competition is unfair. They have seized on pending regulations from the fledgling Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as a means of leveling the playing field.
The new agency, established as part of last year's Dodd-Frank Act, is tasked with identifying "larger participants" in the market for consumer financial products, and regulating those companies' offerings. A pending rule, which would clarify which companies do and don't get regulated, has elicited a deluge of comments.
The ruling won't be determined until the bureau has a director confirmed by the Senate – and President Obama's nominee, Richard Cordray, is currently facing a Republican filibuster. But that hasn't stopped both sides from weighing in on which companies should be regulated. Bankers say that subjecting Walmart to CFPB oversight is only fair, and have been lobbying to make sure that the rule is written in such a way that it would cover the giant retailer.
"There is a cost to regulation," says former banker Terry Jorde, now senior vice president and chief of staff at the Independent Community Bankers of America. "Anybody providing the same services as a bank should be regulated the same way a bank is regulated."
The 12-Year War
The battle between the banks and Walmart goes back more than a decade. Starting in 1999, when Walmart tried to buy a savings bank in Oklahoma, bankers rallied to oppose the deal. For its part, the retailer claimed repeatedly that the reason it wanted to have a bank charter was for the access it would get to the bank payments system, which would allow it to reduce its costs for credit card processing. The company pointed out that it didn't need a bank charter to offer simple transactional services, which it was already beginning to do.
Bankers were having none of it. In the banking press, there were dire warnings that Walmart would drive community banks out of business the same way it had with Mom and Pop retail stores.
The same coalition of bankers rejoined the fight in 2002, when Walmart tried to get a type of modified bank charter for something called an industrial loan company (ILC) in California, and again in 2005 when it attempted to form an ILC in Utah.
Finally, it seemed, the banks won. Walmart simply gave up on the idea of owning a bank — although it continued to provide basic services. Today, after nearly a decade of growth and very little federal or state regulation of Walmart's growing financial services business, the retail chain's customers can use in-store financial centers to cash checks, buy money orders, transmit money overseas, pay bills, purchase and refill prepaid debit cards. The services at Walmart are almost uniformly cheaper and more convenient than most banks (money orders, for instance, can be purchased at a self-serve kiosk.) For many of the chain's customers, the retailer essentially replaces a bank. Walmart still cannot accept deposits and doesn't make loans, but in terms of serving the day-to-day financial needs of lower-income consumers, that doesn't much matter.
The problem for banks right now is that with interest rates at historic lows, the spread between the interest they pay on deposits and the interest they earn on loans, the traditional source of banks' income, has narrowed. As a result, banks are looking more toward transactional services as a way to earn fee income. But what they are finding is that the lower-income consumers—whom they weren't very interested in a few years ago—have found other options, including Walmart.
The company does not provide detailed information about the profits earned by its financial services operation. However, Jane Thompson, who retired in June after running Walmart's financial services operations for nine years, told the American Banker that the business unit had earned the company "many hundreds of millions of dollars" during her time there.
So after fighting for years to make sure that Walmart wouldn't become a bank, the financial services industry wants the federal government to regulate Walmart more like…well…a bank. The irony is most certainly not lost on those who criticized bankers' rabid opposition to granting Walmart a bank charter. "If Walmart had gotten a bank charter then they would already have been roped in," said Bert Ely, a banking industry consultant in Alexandria, Va.
Ely had argued, back when Walmart was first angling for a charter, that banks were wasting their energy opposing it. He pointed out at the time that the likelihood that Walmart would attempt the massive task of creating and rolling out a nationwide system for accepting deposits and underwriting loans was practically nonexistent. But bankers disagreed, and beat back the charter applications.
Whether CFPB oversight will have a significant impact on Walmart's operations remains to be seen, but bankers can at least take a lesson from the 12-year running battle: Be careful what you wish for.
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Clinical Anatomy by Regions 9th Edition (Richard S. Snell)
byAdmin • June 24, 2021
This book provides medical students, dental students, allied health students, and nursing students with a basic knowledge of anatomy that is clinically relevant.
In this new edition, further efforts have been made to weed out unnecessary material and reduce the size of the text. The following changes have been introduced.
1. The text and tables have been reviewed and trimmed where necessary.
2. All the illustrations have been reviewed and some have been discarded where duplication occurs.
3. The anatomy of common medical procedures has been carefully reviewed. Sections on the complications caused by the ignorance of normal anatomy have been retained.
4. The Clinical Problems and Review Questions are available online at www.thePoint.lww.com/Snell9e
Each chapter of Clinical Anatomy is constructed in a similar manner. This gives students ready access to mate-rial and facilitates moving from one part of the book to another. Each chapter is divided into the following categories:
1. Clinical Example: A short case report that dramatizes the relevance of anatomy in medicine introduces each chapter.
2. Chapter Objectives: This section focuses the student on the material that is most important to learn and under-stand in each chapter. It emphasizes the basic structures in the area being studied so that, once mastered, the student is easily able to build up his or her knowledge base. This section also points out structures on which exam-iners have repeatedly asked questions.
3. Basic Clinical Anatomy: This section provides basic information on gross anatomic structures that are of clinical importance. Numerous examples of normal radiographs, CT scans, MRI studies, and sonograms are also provided. Labeled photographs of cross-sectional anatomy of the head, neck, and trunk are included to stimulate students to think in terms of three-dimensional anatomy, which is so important in the interpretation of imaging studies.
4. Surface Anatomy: This section provides surface land-marks of important anatomic structures, many of which are located some distance beneath the skin. This section is important because most practicing medical personnel seldom explore tissues to any depth beneath the skin.
5. Clinical Problem Solving and Review Questions: Available online at www.thePoint.lww.com, the
purpose of these questions is threefold: to focus attention on areas of importance, to enable students to assess their areas of weakness, and to provide a form of self- evaluation for questions asked under examination conditions. Many of the questions are centered around a clinical problem that requires an anatomic answer.
To assist in the quick understanding of anatomic facts, the book is heavily illustrated. Most figures have been kept simple, and color has been used extensively. Illustrations summarizing the nerve and blood supply of regions have been retained, as have overviews of the distribution of cranial nerves.
THE THORAX: THE THORACIC WALL
20-year-old woman was the innocent victim of a street shoot-out involving drugs. On exami-nation, the patient showed signs of severe hemorrhage and was in a state of shock. Her pulse was rapid, and her blood pressure was dangerously low. There was a small entrance wound about 1 cm across in the fourth left intercostal space about 3 cm from the lateral margin of the sternum. There was no exit wound. The left side of her chest was dull on percussion, and breath sounds were absent on that side of the chest. A chest tube was immediately introduced through the chest wall. Because of the massive amounts of blood pouring out of the tube, it was decided to enter the chest (thoracotomy). The physician carefully counted the ribs to find the fourth intercostal space and cut the layers of tissue to enter the pleural space (cavity). She was particularly careful to avoid important anatomic structures.
The incision was made in the fourth left intercostal space along a line that extended from the lateral margin of the sternum to the anterior axillary line. The following structures were incised: skin, subcutaneous tissue, pectoral muscles and serratus anterior muscle, external intercostal muscle and anterior intercostal membrane, internal intercostal muscle, innermost intercostal muscle, endothoracic fascia, and parietal pleura. The internal thoracic artery, which descends just lateral to the sternum and the intercostal vessels and nerve, must be avoided as the knife cuts through the layers of tissue to enter the chest. The cause of the hemorrhage was perforation of the left atrium of the heart by the bullet. A physician must have knowledge of chest wall anatomy to make a reasoned diagnosis and institute treatment.
THE THORAX: THE THORACIC CAVITY
54-year-old woman complaining of a sudden excruciating knifelike pain in the front of the chest was seen by a physician. During the course of the examination, she said that she could also feel the pain in her back between the shoulder blades. On close questioning, she said she felt no pain down the arms or in the neck. Her blood pressure was 200/110 mm Hg in the right arm and 120/80 mm Hg in the left arm.
The evaluation of chest pain is one of the most common problems facing an emergency physician. The cause can vary from the simple to one of life-threatening proportions. The severe nature of the pain and its radiation through to the back made a preliminary diagnosis of aortic dissection a strong possibility. Myocardial infarction commonly results in referred pain down the inner side of the arm or up into the neck.
Pain impulses originating in a diseased descending thoracic aorta pass to the central nervous system along sympathetic nerves and are then referred along the somatic spinal nerves to the skin of the anterior and posterior chest walls. In this patient, the aortic dissection had partially blocked the origin of the left subclavian artery, which would explain the lower blood pressure recorded in the left arm.
THE ABDOMEN: THE ABDOMINAL WALL
26-year-old man complaining of a painful swelling in the right groin was seen by his physician; he had vomited four times in the previous 3 hours. On examination, he was dehydrated and his abdomen was moderately distended. A large, tense swelling, which was very tender
on palpation, was seen in the left groin and extended down into the scrotum. An attempt to gently push the contents of the swelling back into the abdomen was impossible. A diagnosis of a right complete, irreducible, indirect inguinal hernia was made. The vomiting and abdominal distention were secondary to the intestinal obstruction caused by the herniation of some bowel loops into the hernial sac.
An indirect inguinal hernia is caused by a congenital persistence of a sac formed from the lining of the abdomen. This sac has a narrow neck, and its cavity remains in free communication with the abdominal cavity. Hernias of the abdominal wall are common. It is necessary to know the anatomy of the abdomen in the region of the groin before one can make a diagnosis or understand the different hernial types that can exist. Moreover, without this knowledge, it is impossible to appreciate the complications that can occur or to plan treatment. A hernia may start as a simple swelling, but it can end as a life-threatening problem.
THE ABDOMEN: THE ABDOMINAL CAVITY
15-year-old boy complaining of pain in the lower right part of the anterior abdominal wall was seen by a physician. On examination, he was found to have a temperature of 101°F (38.3°C). He had a furred tongue and was extremely tender in the lower right quadrant. The abdominal muscles in that area were found to be firm (rigid) on palpation and became more spastic when increased pressure was applied (guarding). A diagnosis of acute appendicitis was made.
Inflammation of the appendix initially is a localized disease giving rise to pain that is often referred to the umbilicus. Later, the inflammatory process spreads to involve the peritoneum covering the appendix, producing a localized peritonitis. If the appendix ruptures, further spread occurs and a more generalized peritonitis is produced. Inflammation of the peritoneum lining the anterior abdominal wall (parietal peritoneum) causes pain and reflex spasm of the anterior abdominal muscles. This can be explained by the fact that the parietal peritoneum, the abdominal muscles, and the overlying skin are supplied by the same segmental nerves. This is a protective mechanism to keep that area of the abdomen at rest so that the inflammatory process remains localized.
The understanding of the symptoms and signs of appendicitis depends on having a working knowledge of the anatomy of the appendix, including its nerve supply, blood supply, and relationships with other abdominal structures.
THE PELVIS: THE PELVIC WALLS
51-year-old man was involved in a light-plane accident. He was flying home from a business trip when, because of fog, he had to make a forced landing in a plowed field. On landing, the plane came abruptly to rest on its nose. His companion was killed on impact, and he wasthrown from the cockpit. On admission to the emergency department, he was unconscious and showed signs of severe hypovolemic (loss of circulating blood) shock. He had extensive bruising of the lower part of the anterior abdominal wall, and the front of his pelvis was prominent on the right side. During examination of the penis, it was possible to express a drop of blood-stained fluid from the external ori-fice. No evidence of external hemorrhage was present.
Radiographic examination of the pelvis showed a dislocation of the symphysis pubis and a linear fracture through the lateral part of the sacrum on the right side. The urethra was damaged by the shear-ing forces applied to the pelvic area, which explained the blood-stained fluid from the external orifice of the penis. The pelvic radiograph (later confirmed on computed tomography scan) also revealed the presence of a large collection of blood in the loose connective tissue outside the peritoneum, which was caused by the tearing of the large, thin-walled pelvic veins by the fractured bone and accounted for the hypovolemic shock.
This patient illustrates the fact that in-depth knowledge of the anatomy of the pelvic region is nec-essary before a physician can even contemplate making an initial examination and start treatment in cases of pelvic injury.
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Inaugural True Colors Film Festival 2020 – One World, One Family
SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 19 November 2020 – True Colors Film Festival (TCFF) runs online from 3 to 12 December 2020. Offering 30 award-winning features and short films, it is presented by The Nippon Foundation. All the films — focusing on shared human experiences such as connection, hope, dreams, and transformation — can be streamed for free.
Rediscovered and restored films
The Chess Game of the Wind (1976; Iran), screened only twice in '76 and presumed lost after the 1979 Iranian revolution, it was accidentally discovered in a junk shop in 2014 by the children of filmmaker Mohammed Reza Aslani. Still banned in Iran, it was smuggled into Paris, where restoration work was overseen by Martin Scorsese's non-profit organization, The Film Foundation's World Cinema Project. A family tale about a paraplegic heiress and predatory men.
Moral (1982; Philippines) is by Marilou Díaz-Abaya, known for her ability to spotlight socio-political issues from a feminist perspective. Restored by ABS-CBN in 2017 as part of a project to digitally remaster select Filipino films, Moral is about four women dealing with issues like rape, abortion and sexual freedom in a patriarchal society.
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Listen (2020; Portugal/United Kingdom), Portugal's Oscar Entry for Best International Film and winner of seven awards at the Venice Film Festival 2020. Migrant struggles, judgments and best intentions gone wrong.
Mental (2008; Japan/United States), winner of Best Documentary, Busan International Film Festival, and Official Selection: Berlin International Film Festival. The complex world of a mental health clinic in Japan and the lives of its patients and staff.
Darkness and Light (1999; Taiwan), multiple awards including Tokyo Grand Prix, Tokyo Film Festival 1999, Best Original Screenplay and Best Editing, Golden Horse Film Festival 1999. A tale of love and blindness.
TCFF's launch date — 3 December — coincides with International Day of Persons with Disability. In acknowledgement of the more than 1 billion people in the world living with disability, TCFF also presents a selection of themed films: 37 Seconds (2019; Japan), about a young comic book artist with cerebral palsy, and how she navigates disability while building a career in the adult manga industry; A Long Journey for the First Steps (2017; Slovenia), the experiences of Palestinian child victims of war in Gaza and their rehabilitation; Elsewhere (2015; Italy), the thoughts of a person with Down Syndrome; Over the Horizon (2017; Russia), a blind photographer and traveler who shares his world with sighted people; Stand By Me (2020; Singapore), 46 artists around the world performing a stirring rendition of the Ben E. King hit at the height of the global Covid-19 pandemic; and The Soul of Sophanna's Song (2017; Cambodia), one man's will to live and serve against incredible odds.
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Once again, I'll repeat: Eating on a budget is not a contest; it's a conversation. I've asked several other bloggers who write about their low-cost food adventures to answer questions similar to those posed to the 50 Bucks a Week trio, which started the entire conversation. The responses will be posted here to keep the conversation going.
Up today are Christopher Greenslate and Kerri Leonard, whose food budget averaged $1 per day per person for 30 days. They write the blog OneDollarDietProject.com, and their book, currently titled On a Dollar a Day, can be pre-ordered at Amazon.com and Borders.com.
Christopher Greenslate & Kerri Leonard: Right before the worst of the recession hit, Kerri and I were in the checkout line at our local natural foods store and by the time the checker was finished ringing us up we stood in shock (and mild desperation) at the cost of our groceries. We were spending about $100 a week on groceries for the two of us, not including things like shampoo and dog food, and we felt like we were being priced out of our store. On the way out to the parking lot Kerri was exasperated and said we had to do something in order save money. Half joking, I said, "about a billion people live on a dollar a day … we could try that." Over the next couple of months the idea simmered and finally we decided that we would try it. We would eat on a dollar a day, each. We started the blog so that our friends and family could follow along.
CG & KL: We had five rules for our experiment.
2. We could not accept free food or "donated" food unless it is available for everyone in our area (i.e. foraging, samples in stores, dumpster diving).
3. Any food we planted, we had to pay for.
Some of the rules didn't end up applying, like number three; as schoolteachers starting up a new year, we simply did not have the time to start gardening.
In order to stay at a dollar or less, we only had to pay for what we actually cooked and ate. This gave us the ability to buy in bulk and pay the lowest price per ounce for everything we ate. So we bought things like a 25 lb. bag of pinto beans for $15, but an actual serving would cost us seven cents, and something like rice would cost 11 cents. For things like homemade tortillas, we would have to calculate the cost of the flour and shortening and figure out the cost of a batch. Then divide the cost of the batch by the number of tortillas we could get from it. They ended up being about five cents each.
The thought of dining out never crossed our minds; we simply assumed in was not possible. If we had gone to a place like Taco Bell for lunch and ordered the cheapest thing on the menu, Triple Layer Nachos, that would have cost 79 cents, leaving us almost nothing for breakfast or dinner. The dollar menu at McDonald's would have given us only a salad for the whole day. What you're getting at those places is pretty expensive when you consider how we ate. What you're really paying for is convenience. So eating out was out of the question.
CG & KL: The basics like salt, pepper, and garlic were our biggest go-to seasonings. If you like things spicy, Jalapeños are usually cheap. Spices are pretty expensive though. The best things you can do to save money on food are: plan menus in advance, buy in bulk if you can, plant something, prepare food from scratch (especially things like bread), and don't let anything go to waste. Most people don't have the time, money, skill, or interest in doing things like this, but if you're serious about saving money of food, you have to start somewhere. You stretch yourself, and do what you can.
CG & KL: The hardest things we dealt with were: finding time to cook, getting bored with eating the same things frequently, and overcoming urges. Right now I would love to have some Peanut Butter Bomb Vegan Cheesecake from Gianna's in Philadelphia, but that be an unnecessary and costly batch of calories. For me, it's those sweet and fatty comfort foods that are hardest to stay away from. Which is true for lots of people. Nutritionally speaking they're outrageously expensive, but they are also delicious. I would love to have a root beer, but it would cost my wallet, and my body. I would be better off having some fruit salad, and a small glass of soymilk, which would be cheaper and more healthful.
CS: When you told people about your food budget, what sort of reactions did you get?
CG & KL: People were pretty stunned, which is why we ended up doing interviews with the New York Times, People Magazine, Fox & Friends, and NPR. I think what was most fascinating was the fact that millions of people heard about what we were doing and each person had a different response. People said things like, "They proved you could eat well on a dollar a day," and others would say, "They proved you couldn't eat well on a dollar a day." People would read the exact same thing and come to completely opposite conclusions. It has been truly fascinating.
CG & KL: The best part of this whole thing is that a lot of folks visit our blog and share their own stories with us. We hear from moms in the Midwest who are struggling to feed their families after being laid off, and from middle-upper class fathers who want to get involved to help with hunger issues. The responses have been overwhelmingly positive, but I think that's because more people than ever are in need of help, and regardless of competing ideologies, at our core we don't want to see people suffer. Our project to eat on a dollar a day assisted in bringing some of these issues to the surface. Everyone needs to eat, but not everyone can afford it. There are innumerable paths to choose from for people who want to get involved in food issues, like cost, or health, or safety, you just have to start where you're at. For us, that meant our kitchen. We still have a lot to learn, which has prompted some new experiments in the economics of eating well, all of which will be recounted in our forthcoming book on Hyperion in January.


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"As Browns mull camp move, critics decry using tax money for new facility" (ESPN) - "A Cleveland brouhaha erupted Thursday over whether state tax money would be used to build a facility if the Browns move training camp to Columbus."
"Why Browns Need to Draft A QB Early" (OBR) - "The NFL Draft provides the opportunity for hope. For a Browns organization that has very little reason for hope, the NFL Draft is our Super Bowl. A sad statement indeed."
"Johnny Manziel's Ex-Girlfriend Told Cops He Hit Her Several Times" (Deadspin) - "This afternoon, Fort Worth PD released their report about the night they were called regarding an 'altercation' between Johnny Manziel and his ex-girlfriend Colleen Crowley."
"Travis Benjamin: 'I grew up chasing rabbits'" (NFL.com) - "Cleveland Browns wide receiver Travis Benjamin joins "NFL Now Live Super Bowl 50" and talks about how he got so fast." - VIDEO
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"Kellen Winslow Jr. is Fighting to Make an NFL Comeback" (Stack) - "Kellen Winslow Jr. wasn't eating. It wasn't a fast. There was no religious or political reason for Winslow's avoidance of sustenance."
"Don't expect Roger Goodell to share insights Friday" (Sports on Earth) - "Goodell is so powerful, and so unchallenged, that there's no need for him to talk about anything."
"Jared Allen (broken foot) returns to practice before Super Bowl" (SI.com) - "Carolina Panthers defensive end Jared Allen participated in practice on Wednesday, increasing the likelihood he will play..."
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Painted, this time from the East, a great view of Lytes Cary Manor. This one looking back to where I painted the manor first time.
At the right is the Chapel with its gothic mullioned window. Manicured lawns stretch away to the North with large box cut domes lining the pathway. Looking to the North gives a view of the Dovecote set in the middle of the pasture.
Lytes Cary Manor is a medieval house with it's own chapel, seen here at the right of the picture. A remarkable building and garden in rural Somerset. The house was lived in by Henry Lyte, where he translated the unique Niewe Herball.
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The grill was hot and the sodas were plenty. What looked like a scene from a beachside barbecue was actually a blood drive -- lifeguard style. Newport Beach Lifeguards sponsored a blood drive Friday, drawing in residents and tourists who donated 45-minutes of their time to give blood, some of which may go to the New Orleans area to help Hurricane Katrina survivors. The blood drive, held at the lifeguard headquarters at the base of the Newport Pier, lasted hours.
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Q: How can I use Augeas and Puppet to update a single xml file from multiple resources? I have a Weblogic config.xml file that is being created by WLST.  It has the following xml on creation :
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I have a number of puppet resources that need to add the following to the arguments:
-Doracle.net.tns_admin=/opt/tns -Ddomain.home=/projects/server -Does.client.home=/app/oracle/wls1036/oesclient -Doracle.home=/app/oracle/wls1036/oesclient -Doracle.security.jps.config=/projects/cluster/config/oeswlssmconfig/cluster/jps-config.xml -Dweblogic.security.SSL.trustedCAKeyStore=/app/oracle/wls1036/wlserver_10.3/server/lib/cacerts -Xverify:none -da -Dcustom.authz.provider=oes -javaagent:/app/wily/Agent.jar -Dcom.wily.introscope.agentProfile=/app/wily/core/config/IntroscopeAgent.profile
Is there a way to use a union?  That way if multiple resources are defined with the same startup arguments, there would be no duplication.
Or do I need to append or concatenate the two items?
I anticipate having to add more arguments, from other resources, in the future.

A: If you want to ensure the full content of the file, your best bet will be to use concatenation. Either choose the Puppetlabs or Onyxpoint Puppet module for this. My preference would go to Onyxpoint for a clean implantation using a parent and children concat fragments.
Create a defined resource type using the concat fragment and add new fragments by instantiating new defined resources.


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They say you're not supposed to be a hero, but it seems like somebody forgot to tell that to 31-year-old IT consultant Kevin Haskins, who recently sprang into action in a very big way. When he spotted a suspicious package on a train, he screamed and screamed and screamed.
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