After that, follow through together with your garden edger. That will clean up all the unreachable leftovers left by the mower. Worx and Mantis are two strong firms generating these knowledge. Last, follow through with a spray from your hose and you will be amazed at the quality of your work.
Specifically create best wishes yard mowers have commonly? Will it be that they result from reliable suppliers like Husqvarna, Murray, Toro, Snapper, Reel, efficiency, and Troy created? Yes, which is a rather larger part. In the event that you spend money on a mower from the organizations you are on the right course. They will perform exactly what needed and finally a very long time, when you have the best machine for the land. You'll want to carefully find the correct one for the property and secure their fate.
Begin basic by simply making the very first larger choice: Are you needing an experience on mower or a go behind drive mower? For those who have a tremendously large grounds (or will work on big commercial spots), your almost certainly want a riding tractor. It is a very expensive direct expense (from 3 to 7 thousand bucks full) but it is a required financial. And when you are mindful with turning gasoline (do not have it in your own device for over thirty days without using it), keepin constantly your blades honed, and avoiding hurdles like rocks and forest stumps, you'll not need to do fixes or alternatives very often.
Of course, in case you are similar to society, you're almost certainly simply taking care of your own personal yard and need the lowest priced option nowadays. You'll find nothing incorrect with that, sometimes. Numerous, though, is you need a choice between gasoline driven and electric powered. Demonstrably, the electric products are priced at most upfront but save you more income in the long run due to not requiring gas. Nevertheless, they lack the ability that standard fuel mowers need. Very only see an electric mower if you have an extremely smaller grounds and you intend to manage it frequently. You wish to make sure you've got a mulching patio and bagger item going and your devices too.
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During the seasons, you'll be utilizing many different pieces of yard machines. While you may rent nearly all it, you'll also need to buy a couple of parts that you can use every year. The most crucial bits of yard devices you can buy is a lawn mower.
You certainly will make use of this usually and routinely over summer and winter, but just before set aside your own field mower for any season, you should read a few stuff upon it that might need the interest. Replacing portion in the autumn will help make lifestyle simpler for you through the spring.
In addition to the garden mower, its also wise to make sure that any kind of equipment you have normally functioning precisely.
Any products which could rust is placed inside - rakes, trowels, back hoes, etc.
Lawn mowers and farming gear, along with how dedicated you may be, can become being what makes or breaks your surroundings. Avoid being misled, however. The very best evaluations or brand name prices will not promises victory, both. The crucial thing is that you have the machines best suited for the backyard.


A Thursday morning collision on Highway 97 took the life of 19-year-old Sara Edwards, of Redmond, according to an Oregon State Police news release.
Preliminary investigation shows Edwards was driving south around 6:46 a.m. when she tried to avoid a vehicle entering the highway from the Desert Terrace Mobile Estates, located across Highway 97 from Juniper Golf Course south of Redmond, police said. Edwards lost control of the Honda Pilot she was driving and slid into the northbound lanes, where she collided with a Mack concrete pumping truck, driven by Michael Cucura IV, 36, also of Redmond, police said.
Edwards was pronounced dead at the scene, while Cucura sustained minor injuries.
The state police were assisted by the Redmond and Bend police and fire departments, the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office and the state department of transportation, police said.
Anyone who saw the crash or has information is asked to call 800-442-0776.
Correction: Because of incorrect information provided to the Spokesman, the name of Micheal Cucura was spelled wrong in an earlier version of this story. The Spokesman regrets the error.


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What is more satisfying than being able to print 3D things? Look at it.
If you are familiar with what goes into the 3D writing process, you know how long it takes. But now, thanks to timelap video, you can see objects appearing as if they were created from the air.
It is somewhat intensely pleasing to see the inner structures that reinforce 3D printing will be in an almost floating motion. Take this headless knight: Watching the wavy weaves is so bitterly calming, it doesn't matter that it takes more than one try.
This next video looks directly out of a futuristic Disney Channel program, like Smart House or Phil of the Future . The cross-border music really adds to the overall experience. You will feel like Zenon: 21st Century girl looking at this vase phase throughout nowhere.
This moon city video emits similar vibes (with slightly different music). Particularly gratifying is the platform's effect slowing down instead of the 3D printer being built up.
The two clocks in this video only illustrate how long a process a 3D printing of this size is actually. The fact that this castle also corresponds to Barbie Dream Home for children who grew up enjoying medieval fantasy novels is just an added bonus.
As technology advances, various types of 3D printing are also being developed. For example, here is a video of a 3D print made from a resin of resin. Sure, it seems a bit slimy and rough, but at the same time it is unthinkable cool.
This guy, seen in the video game Elder Scrolls was so massive that it was built in three steps.
As technology advances and 3D printers become more accessible, we can only hope that more print time tests will follow it. It's a little magic right in front of your eyes.


Five new English medium schools have been proposed by the AMC in the draft budget of 2019-2020 along with smart classroom in 50 schools.
The authorities of the Ahmedabad Municipal School Board announced the draft primary education fund worth Rs 668 crore for 2019-2020 which was Rs 666 crore in the previous financial year.
The unused budget amount of last year was carried forward to this year taking the total budget amount to Rs 671 crore. Over 1,21,888 students study in 381 AMC schools across the city.
Lagdhir Desai, administrative officer of AMC school board said, "To the already existing seven Google classroom/ smart classroom schools, 50 more such smart schools will be added in all seven zones. A budget of Rs 2 crore has been allotted for the formation of Google and smart classrooms.
Currently over 10,000 students study in AMC run 24 English medium schools and with the addition the number of students will go up. At an approximate expense of Rs 2 crore, CCTV cameras will be installed and fire safety equipment will be upgraded in all the AMC run schools.
For the first time in the history of AMC, 17 students from AMC schools accompanied by four teachers will be going to the US in July 2019. They will be participating in World Scout Jamboree that will see student participation from more than 150 countries. The 17 students are students of Class 6, 7 and 8. The cost will be taken care of by the school board.


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Multi-platinum recording artist Josh Groban releases new album, 'Stages' - a collection of some of the greatest musical theatre songs of all time!
"Nothing has inspired me more in my life than the energy that is shared in a theatre when great songs and great art are on the stage," he says. "I wanted this album to pay tribute to those inspirations and memories."
Recorded in Los Angeles and London's Abbey Road (with a 75-piece orchestra), 'Stages' features songs from Les Misérables, Carousel, A Chorus Line, Phantom of the Opera, The Wizard of Oz and others.
'Stages' features three duets: Kelly Clarkson on "All I Ask of You," Audra McDonald for "If I Loved You" and trumpeter Chris Botti plays on "Old Devil Moon."
1. Pure Imagination - Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory
2. What I Did For Love - A Chorus Line
3. Bring Him Home - Les Miserables
4. Le Temps Des Cathedrals - Notre-Dame de Paris
5. All I Ask Of You (w/ Kelly Clarkson) - The Phantom of the Opera
6. Try to Remember - The Fantasticks
7. Over the Rainbow - The Wizard of Oz
8. Children Will Listen/Not While I'm Around - Into the Woods/Sweeny Todd
9. You'll Never Walk Alone - Carousel
10. Old Devil Moon - Finian's Rainbow
11. Finishing the Hat - Sunday in the Park with George
12. If I Loved You - Carousel (w/ Audra McDonald)
13. Anthem - Chess
Bonus Tracks:
14. Gold Can Turn to Sand - Kristina Fran Duvemala (all deluxes)
15. Empty Chairs at Empty Tables - Les Miserables (all deluxes)

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Buick Regal GS Concept - 2010 Detroit Auto Show
If the Buick Regal GS goes into production, it'll make you forget everything you know about modern Buicks.
By Shaun Bailey
Buick labeled its Regal GS as a concept for the Detroit Auto Show. But since so many parts on this car come straight from the European-market Opel Insignia OPC (aside from the fake portholes mounted on the hood), it wouldn't be much of a stretch to label the Regal GS as a production car.
Buick could build this car, but should it? Here's the question: Will a 255-horsepower, all-wheel-drive Buick be taken seriously as a sports sedan in the U.S.? If Buick wants to fix its image as an "old man's car," the Regal GS could be a very good start, especially if it drives anything like the Opel Insignia OPC. The Buick Regal GS might even take some sales away from the Audi A4 and BMW 3 Series—now that would be quite a leap for the current Buick demographic.
Here's an inside scoop: Buick recently let us drive an Opel Insignia OPC. Its twin-turbo V-6 and all-wheel-drive system made it feel quite substantial. So good, in fact, that European car magazines have pitted the OPC against Audi's S4, and in some reviews it won. That's high praise for a car that may be carrying a Buick badge.
The game changer for the Buick Regal GS in the U.S. is that it's shooting a little lower than the S4, and that's wise. In production, the GS will have the all-wheel-drive system, Hyper-strut front suspension, big Brembo brakes, large wheels and Pirelli P Zero tires of the Opel OPC, but not its twin-turbo V-6. Instead, it will be fitted with a turbocharged 2.0-liter Ecotec inline-4, an excellent engine we know well from the Chevy Cobalt SS.
Past Buick Gran Sports were an odd lot. They seemed to sacrifice sport for a comfortable ride, a mistake Buick will hopefully not make again. Equipped with a 6-speed manual, Recaro seats and suspension tuning to compete with the Europeans, the GS is bound to be a car that enthusiasts would be proud to drive, Buick badge or not. And that's what it's going to take for Buick to reshape its reputation from building quiet couches on wheels to true sports sedans.
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Difference Between Parrot and Macaw
• Categorized under Birds | Difference Between Parrot and Macaw
Both parrots and macaws belong to one of the largest bird orders, the Psittaciformes, which includes all cockatoos, macaws, parakeets, and parrots. This bird family is quite diverse with more than 350 different species. All the members of this family have a flexible, muscular tongue in a thick hooked beak and zygodactyl claws (two of the toes facing backward, two forward). This combination of features clearly set them apart from other bird types. There are three subgroups, one of which is the Psittacoidea, or the "true" parrots. Both parrots and macaws belong to this group, although they do differ considerably.
What is a Parrot?
A parrot is a general term for all the birds belonging to the Psittacoidea. These birds include various forms ranging between 3.5 to 40 inches, from small parakeets to the large macaws. All parrots have unique bills, a cere around the nostrils (area of soft skin), grasping feet and often live in gregarious groups. There are rarely any visual differences between male and female parrots.
Parrots have a varied diet of mostly seeds, but also including nuts, fruit, nectar, and insects. The sound they can produce vary greatly, from short squawks to melodious songs in some cases and many distinctive vocalizations. These sounds are used for communication in flocks along with the movement of tail feathers. The behavioral ecology is complex and these birds are very social, exhibit lifetime monogamy and are intelligent and with a large capacity for learning. They can be found in an extremely diverse range of habitat, from desert to urban jungle.
The parrots produce up to 6-9 eggs per brood and this takes around 19-30 days to incubate. The hatchlings are completely dependent on the parents and stay in the nest for a prolonged period, while the parents feed them by regurgitation.
What is a Macaw?
Big, colorful and very intelligent, these are the largest kind of parrots. These more closely related to smaller parakeets than other parrots. The macaws are New World parrots and are distributed through most of South America up to central Mexico. To see a group of these colorful birds in flight is a sight unambiguously associated with large rainforests.
Macaws have a distinct section of bare skin, sometimes interrupted with fine rows of feathers, over its face and reaching down to the base of the bill. This characteristic sets them apart from other kinds of parrots, which only have a comparatively small cere around the nostrils. The intricate lines of fine feathers that cross this bare patch of skin have been proven unique to each macaw, much like the human fingerprint. Another feature that distinguishes the macaws from other parrots are the distinctly long tail feathers. There are six genera of macaws, with about 18 species.
These birds live in familiar flocks and feed off nuts and seeds, cracking them open with strong beaks. The presence of these flocks in a rainforest reflects the health of the trees and ultimately the forest.
Unfortunately, the majority of wild macaws are endangered, with 5 species that have already been declared extinct. The threats the macaws are facing include loss of habitat due to deforestation, and the illegal pet trade, where many birds die before they even reach the pet store.
Differences Between a Parrot and Macaw
Classification of Parrot and Macaw
Parrots are a large grouping of birds with similar traits (the order Psittaciformes), which includes bird types such as parakeets, cockatoos, and macaws. The true parrots belong to the family Psittacidae. Of this family, six genera are classified as macaws. The macaws are thus a type of parrot, in the subfamily Arinae.
Parrots, in general, have a wide geographical range, and can be found mainly in the Southern hemisphere in a variety of habitats, and are not limited to the tropical regions. Some are migratory and form breeding colonies in certain areas. The macaws, on the other hand, are found in the tropical rainforests or woodland areas from central Mexico down to South America where they live and breed.
Parrots feed off seeds, nuts, fruit, nectar, and insects. The macaws have a large foraging range and feed off similar sources along with certain stems, leaves, flowers, and palm fruit. Macaws in the Amazon have also been observed to eat clay to neutralize certain substances from their dietary sources. Parrots are monogamous and often nest in burrows. Macaws also have one mate for life and nest in tree hollows or sometimes riverbank holes. Large parrots like macaws take a few years to reach maturity and reproduce at a slow rate, with only one or two hatchlings a year and not necessarily every year. Smaller parrots lay more eggs, up to 6-9, and with two or three broods per year.
Morphology of Parrot and Macaw
Parrots have a wide variety of forms, while in comparison to other parrots, macaws are proportionately large with a long tail, and have bare facial patches (often light-colored).
Parrot vs Macaw: A Comparison
Summary of Parrot Vs. Macaw
Parrots are a large avian group that include cockatoos, parakeets, parrots and macaws
All parrots have zygodactyl feet, a cere around the nostrils and a flexible tongue in a hooked beak
A macaw is a distinct type of parrot
Parrots are gregarious and occur in a wide range of habitats
All parrots are monogamous
Macaws are larger with long tail feathers and a bare patch of skin on the face
These kinds of parrots are limited to rainforests
Parrot populations are diminishing and all macaw species are endangered
All parrots face dangers of habitat loss and illegal pet trade
Macaws breed less than other parrots and with much smaller broods
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[0]Joseph, Leo, et al. "A revised nomenclature and classification for family-group taxa of parrots (Psittaciformes)." Zootaxa 3205.2 (2012): 26-40.
[1]Seibert, Lynne M. "Social behavior of psittacine birds." Manual of parrot behavior (2006): 43-48.
[2]Toft, Catherine A., and Timothy F. Wright. Parrots of the wild: A natural history of the world's most captivating birds. Univ of California Press, 2015.
[3]Image credit: https://pixabay.com/en/parrot-bird-volatile-color-2791686/
[4]Image credit: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/Blue-and-yellow_Macaw_%28Ara_ararauna%29_-9.jpg/640px-Blue-and-yellow_Macaw_%28Ara_ararauna%29_-9.jpg
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MANATEE COUNTY -- Artists need room to flourish, to work big, to construct 7-foot statues or draft giant prints. Just ask the students and faculty at Manatee Community College.
Since the new Art and Design building opened, they have been nurturing creative impulses in a way they simply could not prior to this fall. The old space was too cramped, too small, too old to accommodate the needs of 19 teachers and 1,200 students.
Ted Camp, program manager for three-dimensional arts, teaches ceramics and sculpture in the new facility.
"My first impression of the building is that it is a fantastic new space for the opportunities we're currently planning," Camp said. "In the old building, we had to wait until a class was over to put another class in that room. That flexibility is a great boon to our scheduling process. The facilities are tremendous."
The original Fine Arts building was built in 1964, seven years after MCC's inception, and was home to art, music, humanities and miscellaneous classes. It later grew into the Fine Arts building complex, which had an art building with faculty offices; an art gallery; printmaking, ceramics, graphic design and photography studios; a music building; and humanities offices and classrooms.
The new $5.5 million, two-story, 25,793-square-foot building had its grand opening in September.
Ranon & Partners Inc. of Tampa was the project architect and Willis A. Smith Construction Inc. of Sarasota was the construction firm. The Florida Legislature provided $4 million for planning and construction, and the Foundation for MCC Inc. raised $500,000 to fund specialized building equipment.
"Having sufficient space so students aren't cramped makes a very big difference in the kind of work they're able to produce. Those students who have the dream of working large have the space to fulfill that dream," Camp said. "We're living in a city that's very knowledgeable in the arts, and this building gives the community a place they can come and work."
On the first floor are faculty and support-staff offices, a film classroom, a lecture room, a sculpture studio and ceramic labs.
On the second level are a drawing and design lab; a drawing and painting lab; graphic design labs with computer and audiovisual equipment; a photography suite with a classroom, computer lab, darkrooms and a photo-shooting studio; and a finishing room for matting, framing and dry-mounting.
In the covered pavilion are kilns, clay mixers, a clay storage area, ceramic glazing materials and welding equipment.
Troy I. Pierce, a fine arts major who is graduating in the spring, is enrolled in a printmaking class. The new building has given him greater freedom to pursue his artistic passions.
"It's a beautiful facility and it definitely offers a more thoroughly organized environment. The old one was, well, old and cramped. At some point, they even partitioned it in half into 2-D and graphic design departments," Pierce said. "Every one of the faculty is committed to the arts and are working artists, and it's nice for them to get this kind of recognition and funding for what they do."


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Arizona school law review, 2nd
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0.6 Arizona school law review: chapter 4 (Page 2/2)
0.6 Arizona school law review: chapter 4 2
Chapter 4: elections (15-403 through 15-460)
Ars†15-0403 special election; notice; qualifications of voters; closing of registrations; election precincts; polling places
Ars†15-0406 cost of elections
Ars†15-0407 school district ballot option
Ars†15-0421 governing board members; qualifications
Ars†15-0425 election to determine whether membership of board shall increase to five
Members; form of ballot; reconsideration procedure in event of negative vote
Ars†15-0427 governing board of a union high school district; qualifications; terms
Ars†15-0431 alternative election procedure of governing board members
Ars†15-0447 offer of instruction in high school subjects by common school districts; limitations
Ars†15-0448 formation of unified school district; board membership; budget
Ars†15-0460 change of school district boundaries
If the Governing Board has voted to implement an alternative election system for the election of Governing Board members, has the Board voted to divide the school district into as many single member districts as there are Governing Board members or to implement only an election method that is consistent with Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 (42 United States Code Section 1973).
A school district that has implemented an alternative election system for the election of Governing Board members may continue to elect Governing Board members using the alternative election system even if the average daily membership or the percentage of minority pupils enrolled in the district falls below the levels prescribed.
If the Governing Board of a school district has implemented a single member district election system, has the system been implemented as follows?
1. The Governing Board has defined the boundaries of the single member district so that the single member districts are as nearly equal in population as is practicable, except that if the school district lies in part of each of two or more counties, at least one single member district may be entirely within each of the counties comprising the school district if this district design is consistent with the obligation to equalize the population among single member districts.
2. The boundaries of the single member district have followed election precinct boundary lines, as far as practicable, in order to avoid further segmentation of precincts.
3. A number has been assigned to each of the new single member districts in ascending order according to the percentage of the district's minority population in each single member district.
4. As the terms of the Governing Board members who were elected at large expire, the member has been replaced by members who are elected from the single member districts in ascending order of single member district number.
If the Governing Board has voted to implement any other alternative election system for the election of Governing Board members, has the implementation of the system been approved by the United States Justice Department?
[ ] Yes [ ]No
The State Board of Education may grant permission to the Governing Board of a common school district to offer instruction in high school subjects, grades nine through twelve, except that the State Board shall not grant permission if the qualified electors of a common school district have voted against the formation of a high school district within the last five years. However, if permission has been granted:
1. Does the Governing Board cease to offer instruction in high school subjects at the end of the current year following a vote against the formation of a high school district?
2. Is the enrollment of pupils in grades nine through twelve deemed to be enrollment in high school, and for the purposes of computing the base support level, is the support level weight for high school districts used?
3. Does the Governing Board provide a certificate of high school graduation to pupils who successfully complete a prescribed course of study in grades nine through twelve?
Is formation of a unified school district from one or more common school districts and a high school district with coterminous or overlapping boundaries done by resolutions approved by the governing boards of the unifying school districts and certification of approval by such governing boards to the county school superintendent?
Upon formation of the unified school district does the governing board consist of the members of the former school district governing boards and do they hold office until January 1 following the first general election after formation of the district.
Does the governing board of the new unified school district prepare a budget , policies and curricula for the new district and does the new district ensure that the base compensation of each teacher for the first year of operation not be lower than the previous year of the previous district?
Does the Governing Board, in conjunction with the Governing Board of the adjacent district, authorize minor boundary adjustments to both districts only if all of the following are true?
1. The two adjacent common, union or unified school districts have not previously made a minor boundary adjustment pursuant to this subsection.
2. A majority of the electors within the geographic boundaries of a portion of a school district, as specified in the petition, present a petition to the Governing Boards of both the district in which the petitioners currently reside and the district to which the petitioners desire to be annexed. The petition shall set forth the boundaries of the portion of the district to be annexed.
3. A majority of the members of the Governing Boards of each district approve the minor boundary adjustment.
4. The boundary adjustment would result in the transfer of no more than one and one-half percent of the student count of the district from which the pupils will transfer.
5. The boundary adjustment would not result in the transfer of any school buildings or equipment or furnishings from one school district to the other.
6. No member of the Governing Board of the school district to be diminished is a resident of the territory that is being transferred to the adjacent school district.
7. The Governing Boards of the school districts have agreed on a means to satisfy any liabilities.
If a majority of the members of the Governing Boards of both districts approved the petitions, are the petitions transmitted with the endorsements of the Governing Boards to the County School Superintendent?
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The Samurais A side have won this year's Narita Cup in Japan with a 7-point victory over Australian amateur side Box Hill North in a hard fought final.
Samurais A held the lead throughout the game with non-stopping running through the centerline and brilliant ball control. The Japanese side seemed to have winners all over the ground and were cruising to victory.
However in the last quarter, with brilliant rover Michito Sakaki out of the game through injury, Victorian club Box Hill North fought back by delivering high balls to spearhead full forward Dave Dovoston who was able to convert on many occasions.
Samurais A finally nailed victory via a Wakazawa running goal, which gave them back to back triumphs in the Narita Cup.
Consisting of most of the National Team members , Samurais A (Seniors) clashed with Box Hill North in the opening match. Samurais A started very slowly in the first half but they fought back in the second half with enormous stamina, as they nailed the victory by just three points and they obtained the first spot in Pool A. Osaka were short of most of their Australian Players and were thrashed by BHN and Samurais A to be bottom of the ladder in Pool A.
As expected Tokyo Goannas were easily the top of the ladder in Pool B, as they thumped Go-Kongs and Samurais B which consisted of second year and first year players in the Samurais side. Go-Kongs nailed the victory against Samurais B, led by new recruits Kase and Yamamoto (Ex-President) in the center line.


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All the other steps before that worked. How can I call the Visual Studio Code in an OS X terminal?
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I ended up opening it from within Visual Code Studio by changing the workspace, but why won't that command code . part work?

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A: For that to work, there needs to be an executable named 'code' in your Bash path, which some installers add for you, but this one apparently did not.
The best way to do this could be to add a symbolic link to the Visual Studio Code application in your /usr/local/bin folder. You can do this by using a command like the following in your terminal.
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You will likely need to put sudo in front of that to have the permissions for it to complete successfully.

A: For those of you that run Z shell with iTerm2, add this to your ~/.zshrc file.
alias code="/Applications/Visual\ Studio\ Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin/code"

A: Steps to follow:

*

*Open the Visual Studio Code application, and type Command + Shift + P and type the command
'install code'. Then enter it.

*You will see the below message in Visual Studio Application: shell command '
code' successfully installed in PATH.

*Now, jump to the iTerm CLI and type code .

*Then you will be able to redirect to Visual Studio Code for any code change/view.

A: I foolishly deleted my /usr/local/bin/code symbolic link and did not know the correct path. A Homebrew reinstall recreated it:
brew cask reinstall visual-studio-code

The path turned out to be:
/usr/local/bin/code ->
'/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin/code'

A: On my Mac I got it working:
Add to file .bash_profile:
code() {
   open -a Visual\ Studio\ Code.app $1
}

Save and in the terminal do source .bash_profile.
Then in the terminal, code index.html (or whatever) will open that file in Visual Studio Code.

A: Mac OS X

*

*Download Visual Studio Code for Mac OS X.

*Double-click onVSCode-osx.zip to expand the contents.

*Drag Visual Studio Code.app to the Applications folder, making it available in the Launchpad.

*Add Visual Studio Code to your Dock by right-clicking on the icon and choosing Options, Keep in Dock.
Tip: If you want to run Visual Studio Code from the terminal, append the following to your ~/.bash_profile file (~/.zshrc in case you use Z shell (executable zsh)).
code () { VSCODE_CWD="$PWD" open -n -b "com.microsoft.VSCode" --args $* ;}

Now, you can simply type code . in any folder to start editing files in that folder.

A: Setup code. In just one second
Just follow one simple command with the following steps:

*

*Open the Visual Studio Code application

*Command + Shift + P

*Type command 'install code'. Then enter it.
Boom, it's done.
Now use the command Code . where you want to use it.

A: 1. Make sure you drag the Visual Studio Code application into the Applications folder
Otherwise (as noted in the comments), you'll have to go through this process again after a reboot.

2. Next, open Visual Studio Code
Open the Command Palette via ⌘⇧P and type shell command to find the Shell Command:
Use the Uninstall 'code' command in the PATH command before the "Install 'code' command in PATH" command.

After executing the command, restart the terminal for the new $PATH
value to take effect. You'll be able to simply type 'code .' in any
folder to start editing files in that folder. The "." Simply means "current directory"

(Source: Visual Studio Code documentation)

 Remember to Restart your machine afterwards
Note: If you're running a build based off the OSS repository, you will need to run code-oss . (Dzeimsas Zvirblis' comment)

A: Here are the steps which I followed to make it work on Mac:
Install the "Shell" extension from Visual Studio Code:

Restart Visual Studio Code.
Press F1 when Visual Studio Code is opened.
Type "Shell" and select the following option:
Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command:

That will give you the following message:
Shell command 'code' successfully installed in PATH.

Running the "which code" command will give you a proof the 'code' command is working now:

A: If you want to add it permanently:
Add this to your ~/.bash_profile, or to ~/.zshrc if you are running macOS v10.15 (Catalina) or later.
export PATH="$PATH:/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin"

Source: Visual Studio Code on macOS

A: For Mac OS X, there are three ways you can enable code . to open the current folder in Visual Studio Code.
For a fresh installation
Install Visual Studio Code through Homebrew
There is a way to install Visual Studio Code through Brew-Cask.

*

*First, install Homebrew from here.

*Now run the following command, and it will install the latest Visual Studio Code on your Mac.
brew cask install visual-studio-code

The above command should install Visual Studio Code and also set up the command-line calling of Visual Studio Code.
If the above steps don't work then you can do it manually. By following Microsoft Visual Studio Code documentation given here.
If Visual Studio Code  is already installed
If Visual Studio Code  is already installed then you don't have to reinstall it. You can follow any of the below two options.
Option 1: Update PATH in the Bash profile
Update your favorite Bash profile, such as ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc by exporting the app/bin path of the Visual Studio Code  application. You can add the below export command to your favorite Bash profile.
export PATH="$PATH:/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin"
Option 2: Using the Visual Studio Code Command Palette
We can run a shell command in the Visual Studio Code Command Palette too. To do so, we need to open the Command Palette via (⇧⌘P) and type "shell command" to find the shell command named as:
Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH
Press Enter to execute the above shell command.

That's it.

A: If this is happening on Linux Mint or Ubuntu, it is likely because you installed Visual Studio Code through the software manager. This will cause other problems during debugging. Instead install it using the .deb file on the Visual Studio Code website.
If you really want to use the software manager, the solution below still works:
Use find / -name code 2> /dev/null to find the path to the Visual Studio Code binary file. It should end in /extra/vscode/bin/code
If you're using the Linux Mint software manager, you might only find paths with a ridiculously long name in the middle like this:
".../stable/7a22830d9e8fbbdc9627e43e072005eef66c14d2a4dd19992427ef4de060186a/..."
Just replace the long part with "/active/"
Once you have it, create a symbolic link:
ln -s path_you_found/extra/vscode/bin/code /usr/local/bin/code
If you don't have the rights, or only want it to be accessible for yourself, simply add this line to your .bashrc or .zshrc file:
export PATH="$PATH:path_you_found/extra/vscode/bin/
Note that I removed the 'code' filename at the end.

A: I tried this by following the documentation and it works for me:

*

*Launch Visual Studio Code

*Open the Command Palette (Cmd + Shift + P) and type 'shell command' to find
Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command

*Restart terminal

A: See Setting up Visual Studio Code
Tip: If you want to run Visual Studio Code from the terminal, append the following to your .bashrc file file:
code () {
if [[ $# = 0 ]]
then
    open -a "Visual Studio Code"
else
    [[ $1 = /* ]] && F="$1" || F="$PWD/${1#./}"
    open -a "Visual Studio Code" --args "$F"
fi
}

Then source ~/.bashrc

A: This works for me:
sudo ln -fs "/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin/code" /usr/local/bin/

A: It was quite simple to follow the documentation to install 'code' to PATH, but it didn't work.
I simply uninstalled it first and then installed it again.
Open the Command Palette (⇧⌘P)
Shell Command: Uninstall 'code' command in PATH command.

Then install it again.
Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command.

Restart your terminal to have the new PATH included.

A: If you have trouble using the Command Palette solution, you can manually add Visual Studio Code to the $PATH environment variable when your terminal starts:
cat << EOF >> ~/.bash_profile
# Add Visual Studio Code (code)
export PATH="$PATH:/Applications/Visual Studio
Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin"
EOF

A: Alternative to a command line solution:
Recently I was playing with services in Mac OS X. I added a service to a folder or file so that I can open that folder or file in Visual Studio Code. I think this could be an alternative to using the 'code .' command if you are using the Finder app.
Here are the steps:

*

*Open Automator App from Application (or you can use Spotlight).

*Click on the New Document button to create a new script.

*Choose 'Service' as a new type of document.

*Select 'files and folders' in 'Service receives selected' dropdown.

*Search for 'Open Finder Items' action item.

*Drag that action item to the workflow area.

*Select the 'Visual Studio Code.app' application in the action 'Open with' dropdown.

*Press Command + S to save the service. It will ask a name of service. Give it a name. I gave 'Open with Visual Studio Code'. Close the Automator app. Check the image below for more information.

Verify:

*

*Open the Finder app.

*Right-click on any folder.

*In the context menu, look for 'Open with Visual Studio Code' menu option.

*Click on the 'Open with Visual Studio Code' menu option.

*The folder should get open in the Visual Studio Code application. Check image below for more information.

A: If you are on Windows and facing the same problem, have a look at Inazense's answer, Visual Studio Code - "Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command.".
In Visual Studio Code I was not able to find "Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH command." so I had to do this manually.

*

*Open Environment Variables (System → Advanced system settings → Advanced tab → Environment variables). In system variables, click on Path and click Edit and add a new path named:

"C:\Users\Your_Username\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\bin"

Now you are done! Restart the command prompt and try again.

A: I was having the same problem. I had to add Visual Studio Code to my applications folder. It worked without editing a file.

*

*Open the Applications folder

*Search for Visual Studio Code in your search

*Drag Visual Studio Code to the Applications folder

This will work for you.

A: Define the path of the Visual Studio Code in your ~/.bash_profile file as follows:
export PATH="$PATH:/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin"

A: It might be possible that you have not installed Visual Studio Code in your system. So, please install it first. the command is here -
sudo snap install --classic code

Details are available here.

A: I've tried the "Install add code" command to PATH with Visual Studio Code's command panel, but it's disabled after restarting Bash. If you want it be consolidated, just create a code file in your PATH;
I create a code file in usr/local/bin and add
#!/usr/bin/env bash
function realpath() { python -c "import os,sys;print(os.path.realpath(sys.argv[1]))" "$0"; }
CONTENTS="/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents"
ELECTRON="$CONTENTS/MacOS/Electron"
CLI="$CONTENTS/Resources/app/out/cli.js"
ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE=1 "$ELECTRON" "$CLI" "$@"
exit $?

Just replace this CONTENTS with your Visual Studio Code's installed path. And don't forget make it executable with chmod +x /usr/local/bin/code.

A: Note: with Code Insiders for Visual Studio Code 1.58 (June 2021), you have Microsoft/Visual Studio Code issue 126702 (on Windows, but also Mac).

code-insiders . is not opening the current directory. It opens the path to code insiders instead.

This has been fixed.

A: In Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal Fossa):
# Symbolic link the bin command to /usr/bin
rm -f /usr/bin/code
ln -s /usr/share/code/bin/code /usr/bin/code

A: For macOS, search for the Visual Studio Code application. For example, it was in my Downloads section.
Now copy that to the Applications folder and then run the following commands.

*

*Open terminal and type vi ~/.zshrc

*Add this line at the end (if not empty) export PATH="$PATH:/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin"

*Press Command + Q (in short, quit the terminal)

*Again open up the terminal and go to the Git code folders

You are all sorted now.

A: It's simple. Just type this on your terminal. You can use the first or the second command:
cat << EOF >> ~/.bash_profile
export PATH="\$PATH:/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin"
EOF

Then press Enter.
But, since Z shell became the default shell in macOS Catalina, run the following commands to add Visual Studio Code to your path:
cat << EOF >> ~/.zprofile
export PATH="\$PATH:/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin"
EOF

I used the latest command, and it worked for me.

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I had taken so many cloud pictures last year that I decided to pick the best/wierdest, upload them to Shutterfly, and create some "homemade" Christmas presents--my first Annual Calendar of the Clouds. This would be a step up from my only other homemade gift--the potholder (yes, the loops, the loom, the colorful woven wonder).
The difficult part of creating the calendar was selecting the photographs. An hour in the Pacific Northwest will easily yield a year of calendar pages. It took me a day to pick the twenty or so photos that I had taken over the year. The photograph of two dissipation trails (above) is in the calendar. "Distrails" are a relatively rare phenomenon resulting from jet planes flying through a layer of high cirrocumulus and cirrostratus clouds. They form in a few ways: When the heat of the exhaust warms the cloud layer and causes the evaporation of the water particles in the cloud; when turbulence from the plane mixes drying surrounding air into the cloud and causes evaporation; or when the tiny particles in the exhaust "seed" the cloud and cause the water droplets to freeze, grow, fall, and evaporate in the warmer air below the cloud. I snapped this rare double-distrail from my front yard.
Here are some of the other picks from 2009. If you'd like to order a calendar from Shutterfly, send me a note and I'll send you the link. If you'd like a homemade potholder, you're on your own.
In "cloud calendar", "cloud photographs"


So, I originally had the idea for this page the last time I was doing Crazy Digimon comics. Alas, that was an... eventful time in my life, and I just didn't have time to work on it. Fastforward to last night when I saw Evangelion 3.33 the first time. I couldn't NOT dust the idea off.
...well, if I actually liked to sleep, I could not. This is probably the longest I've ever spent on a single CW page (over 11 hours) and I STILL plan on coloring this bad boy right after I take a nap. I'm gonna post that version on my deviantArt as soon as it's done, so keep an eye out for that!


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At a practical level, those who favour a greater role for the EU have three essential problems – the lack of defence spending among EU members, the lack of a common approach to foreign policy and the question of democratic accountability.
I often refer to the fact that Britain spends just 2.5 per cent of its GDP on defence, the lowest figure since 1930. Yet, while this is low by Britain's standards, it is much more than many of our European partners spend. Germany spends only 1.4 per cent of its GDP on defence. For Spain, the figure is a mere 1.3 per cent, and Holland 1.7 per cent. Austria spends just 0.7 per cent and is considering reducing it further.
This is theoretically not an insurmountable problem, but to overcome it requires a revolution in thinking, and a transformation, particularly among low-spending countries, which shows no signs of even stirring on the horizon.
The idea that any of the EU states would ever be willing to contemplate spending on a scale that would match the level of protection afforded by the American defence umbrella is laughable. It is an issue that is likely to grow in significance when the British public awaken to the fact that, in combined Nato missions such as Afghanistan, British taxpayers and troops are carrying a disproportionate burden because too many of our European allies are unwilling to shoulder their fair share.
The second problem relates to foreign policy. Defence policy inevitably follows foreign policy: it is about projecting the force when needed to support your foreign policy objectives. Any common defence policy must act in step with a co-ordinated foreign policy. History teaches us that national self-interest will usually trump supra-national aspirations. Events in the Balkans since 1990 have shown how difficult it is to merge individual countries' foreign policy objectives.
The crisis in the Balkans cruelly exposed the gap between EU rhetoric and the ability to act effectively. Unable to keep a peace that did not exist and unwilling to involve themselves in conflict, Europe's Hour had indeed come, but it failed to live up to the challenge. It was America that was the prime mover in saving the Balkans from Euro-paralysis.
Better to follow America than"lead" Europe.
The breakaway British region of Scotland could be among the beneficiaries of this week's expected UN recommendation that Kosovo be granted provisional independence from Serbia, leading in time to full sovereign status. If the plan backed by the US, Britain and Germany is formally accepted by the UN security council, it will be taken as an important international legal precedent by would-be separatist movements from Georgia to Moldova to Chechnya, and possibly also the Scottish National party.
Martti Ahtisaari, a former Finnish president who is the UN's point man on Kosovo, will put forward his proposals on Friday, when he meets the Kosovo contact group in Vienna. If he follows the expected script and backs independence, the implications will be explosive not only for Serbia but for EU unity and Russia's touchy relations with the west.
Kosovo has been part of Serbia since the Middle Ages. By comparison, the Act of Union binding Scotland and England dates back a mere 300 years, to 1707. Serbs view Kosovo as integral to their history and nationhood. Most are adamantly opposed to a breakup, as shown by nationalist success in Sunday's election. But opinion polls suggest many English voters view the prospect of Scotland's secession with equanimity.
To each "species" his own niche.
They say they are in favour of the "recognition of national interests", a "commitment to Christian values… and the traditions of European civilisation", and the traditional family. They oppose a "unitary, bureaucratic European super state".
They call themselves Identity, Tradition, Sovereignty – or ITS, for short.
Most of the parties in ITS are vehemently anti-immigration, but they reject the "far-right" label. They say they are near the centre of the political spectrum.
"We got 25% of the vote at the last European election," points out MEP Philip Claeys of Belgium's separatist Flemish Interest party.
The leader of ITS, Frenchman Bruno Gollnisch, is awaiting the verdict of his trial on charges of Holocaust denial.
[A]nnan has been no friend of the American people, or of the Iraqi people. At every opportunity, he has undermined U.S. global leadership, most recently making a habit of deriding America's decision to remove Saddam from power as "illegal." People of good will can debate whether that decision was right or wrong – but it was Saddam, not Bush, who thumbed his nose at a dozen UN resolutions and systematically oppressed the Iraqi people.
Annan has a long track record of cozying up to dictators. He has consistently failed to condemn African tyrants such as Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe or Omar Al-Bashir of Sudan. And aside from a few perfunctory criticisms, he has been noticeably quiet about the threats against Israel posed by Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Annan gave only a low-key response to Iran's state-sponsored Holocaust denial conference, which sparked international outrage this week. To his credit, incoming Secretary General Ban Ki Moon has already strongly denounced it.
As a result of this and more, the UN's standing as a moral authority on the world stage – not exactly stellar at the start of Annan's tenure – has plummeted during his 10-year reign. He was forced to disband the UN Commission on Human Rights after Western complaints over human-rights abusers (Cuba, Libya, et al.) running the show. Yet his "reform" solution, the much-vaunted Human Rights Council, is just as bad. It has been unwilling even to condemn the regime in Khartoum over the crisis in Darfur.
Even worse, amid a culture of weak and permissive leadership, UN peacekeepers entrusted with protecting some of the world's most vulnerable people have raped and abused hundreds of refugees in the Congo, Sierra Leone, Haiti and other war zones. Before he became secretary general, Annan was in charge of UN peacekeeping operations during the Rwanda slaughter and the mass killing at Srebrenica, in Bosnia. Suffice to say, in that capacity, he did not earn the top job.
The free world should not shed a tear at Annan's departure. Rather, let New York bid good riddance to the most weak-kneed secretary general in the history of the United Nations, a shameless appeaser of despotism and tyranny. He may well be remembered as the Neville Chamberlain of our time.
The other system — in Western Continental Europe — though also based on private ownership, has been modified by the introduction of institutions aimed at protecting the interests of "stakeholders" and "social partners." The system's institutions include big employer confederations, big unions and monopolistic banks.
In Continental Europe, large banks control the bulk of investment. The United States has a more vibrant stock market, many more banks, venture capital firms, and other financial channels.
If the United States is exceptional because of our entrepreneurial culture, then our natural allies may not be in Continental Europe, in spite of its democratic governments and high levels of economic development. China seems more dynamic than Europe, but I would argue that China's government-controlled financial system ultimately is not compatible with American-style entrepreneurship. Instead, we may have more in common with other nations of the Anglosphere, as well as such entrepreneurial outposts as India, Israel, and Singapore.
For the half century following World War II, the United States focused on democracy as the cornerstone of foreign policy. Democratic nations were our allies, and promoting democracy abroad was a top priority. However, it may be that American exceptionalism mostly reflects entrepreneurship. In that case, we have less in common with European social democracy than we thought previously. And, if our goal is to have more countries that look like America, then having them adopt a democratic political system may not be necessary and will certainly not be sufficient.
One wouldn't expect a libertarian to grasp the fact, bit neither democracy nor capitalism are sufficient. They're means, not ends.
The legislation received a majority vote but fell short of the two-thirds needed for passage under special rules that speeded its consideration in the House. The vote came on the first day of the lame-duck session in which the outgoing House, still controlled by a Republican majority, met to pass crucial bills by the end of this year.
The legislation received 228 votes in favor and 161 against, but it needed 32 more votes to pass on Monday. House Republican leaders said they would bring the legislation back in the next couple of days under normal procedures, which require only a majority, or 218 votes, for passage.
Though perhaps symbolic, the defeat in the House was an embarrassment not only for Mr. Bush but also for the departing Republican leaders, who had earlier in the day expressed confidence that they had the two-thirds needed for the bill to pass in the House.
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