This plugin provides the Resources framework for Grails.
The Resources plugin achieves these goals by introducing new artefacts and processing the resources using the server's local file system.
In tandem with Sitemesh layouts and the Grails plugin dependency system, you gain the ability to express dependencies on specific UI libraries, and the ability to specify the resources that a page needs anywhere in the page GSPs or even in rendered GSP templates.
It adds artefacts for declaring resources, for declaring "mappers" that can process resources, and a servlet filter to serve processed resources.
To demonstrate the power of the framework, here's a quick demonstration of usage with the jQuery, jQuery-Ui and Blueprint plugins which exposes resource modules.
You need to add the layoutResources tag twice to your page, for the <head> resources and end-of-body resources.
When you run this and request the GSP page, you should view the source and look at what is happening in the page. Use Safari or Chrome resource inspector to see what files were requested and when.
You should have a page that is rendered with the Blueprint CSS framework, pulling in both jQuery and jQuery-UI, with jQuery-UI JS deferred to the end of the page, jQuery loaded in the head, and the "document ready" JS code fragment to set up the page is rendered right at the end of the body after jQuery UI has loaded.
All with almost zero effort!
Installing the "cached-resources" and "zipped-resources" plugins and running your app again, you will then find that your resources are cached in the browser "eternally" and transferred with zip encoding.
No code changes are necessary for the simple use case.
For details of these plugins please see the documentation for zipped-resources and cached-resources.
More resources-aware plugins will be released. You can search by tag "resources" on the Grails portal with this link.


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John Farnham Scott
John Farnham Scott, a resident of Hickory Ridge in Temperance,MI, died Nov.11,2021 of congestive heart failure. He was born on Aug.4 1949 in Toledo, Ohio. He was the son of Burns Widmer and Valerie Elizabeth Scott. He is survived by his brother Burns Michael and Geneiva R. Scott of Lambertville, Mi. and nephew Michael T. Scott and niece, Adelynn. John graduated from Bedford High School in 1967, Western Michigan Univ., and got his Masters at the Univ. of Michigan. He had the John F. Scott acting award At Bedford named after him. He became an actor; living and making movies and Broadway Shows in New York . He had a beautiful singing voice and excelled on the piano and organ and an amazing intellect (completing the New York Times crossword puzzle in less than three hours). Visitation will be Tuesday the 16th from 10:00 until 12:00 Noon at Ansberg -West Funeral Home where services will be conducted at 12:00 Noon pm. Burial will take place at Lambertville Cemetery.
John Farnham Scott, a resident of Hickory Ridge in Temperance,MI, died Nov.11,2021 of congestive heart failure. He was born on Aug.4 1949 in Toledo, Ohio. He was the son of Burns Widmer and Valerie Elizabeth Scott. He is survived by his brother... View Obituary & Service Information
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Space careers feature at this year's airshow
by Editor | 21 Feb 2019 Print Mail
Victorian students soon to compete in the world's premier university robotics competition.
The Monash University students that make up the Nova Rover team are aiming for the stars, as the first Australian team ever to compete in the international University Rover Challenge, the world's premier university robotics competition creating the next generation of Mars rovers.
Their new robotic rover, preparing for the upcoming competition in Utah, and members of the team are looking forward to sharing their passion for space at this year's Australian International Airshow at Avalon.
The team will be one of 28 exhibitors at the Airshow's first ever showcase of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) and space-related careers and skills. Other exhibitors include the Melbourne Space Program, Next Aero, Moonshot, the Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing, Scienceworks and the Victorian Space Science Education Centre.
The pavilion is a Victorian Government initiative encouraging Victorians to explore STEM fields and the professional opportunities they present. The Victorian Government is boosting STEM education in our schools, making digital technology part of Victoria's school curriculum and delivering ten dedicated tech schools across the state.
The Australian International Airshow will be held at Avalon Airport, 1-3 March.
The Victorian Government careers and skills pavilion is open during the weekend, 2-3 March.
Tickets and more details available on the Airshow website.
Discover more about the Nova Rover – and the Monash University team competing – on the official website of the Nova Rover team.
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Amazon SimpleDB does not offer its own resource-based permissions system. However, the service now integrates with IAM (AWS Identity and Access Management) so that you can give other Users in your AWS Account access to Amazon SimpleDB domains within the AWS Account. For example, Joe can create an Amazon SimpleDB domain, and then write an IAM policy specifying which Users in his AWS Account can access that domain. Joe can't give another AWS Account (or Users in another AWS Account) access to his AWS Account's SimpleDB domains.
Aside from the integration with IAM, Amazon SimpleDB hasn't changed. Its API is not affected by the introduction of IAM, and includes no new actions related to Users and access control.
For examples of policies that cover Amazon SimpleDB actions and resources, see Example Policies for Amazon SimpleDB.
The <region> is required and can be any of the individual Regions Amazon SimpleDB supports (e.g., us-east-1), or * to represent all Regions. The <region> must not be blank.
Following is an ARN for a domain named Domain1 in the us-east-1 region, belonging to AWS Account 111122223333.
Following is an ARN for a domain named Domain1 in all Regions that Amazon SimpleDB supports.
You can use * and ? wildcards in the domain name. The * represents zero or multiple characters, and ? represents one character. For example, the following could refer to all the domains prefixed with don_.
For more information about ARNs, see ARNs.
In an IAM policy, you can specify any and all actions that Amazon SimpleDB offers. You must prefix each action name with the lowercase string sdb:. For example: sdb:GetAttributes, sdb:Select, sdb:* (for all Amazon SimpleDB actions). For a list of the actions, see Operations.
Amazon SimpleDB implements the following policy keys, but no product-specific ones. For more information about policy keys, see Condition.
For a list of context keys supported by each service and a list of -wide policy keys, see Actions, Resources, and Condition Keys for Services and Global Condition Context Keys in the IAM User Guide.
This section shows several simple policies for controlling User access to Amazon SimpleDB domains.
In the future, Amazon SimpleDB might add new actions that should logically be included in one of the following policies, based on the policy's stated goals.
In this example, we create a policy that lets the group use any of the AWS Account's domains that start with the literal string test.
In this example, we create a policy that lets the group use the GetAttributes and Select actions with any of the AWS Account's domains.
In this example, we create a policy that lets the group use the ListDomains and DomainMetadata actions with any of the AWS Account's domains.
There's no way to share a domain with a different AWS Account, so the partner must work with your domain as a User within your own AWS Account.
In this example, we create an IAM User for the partner, and create a policy for the User that gives access to the GetAttributes and Select actions only on the domain named mySDBDomain.
You might also want to prevent the partner from doing anything else with mySDBDomain, so we add a statement that denies permission to any Amazon SimpleDB actions besides GetAttributes and Select. This is only necessary if there's also a broad policy that gives the AWS Account's Users wide access to Amazon SimpleDB and all the AWS Account's domains.


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Q: Remove groupPagingCentered for first and last groups compositionalLayout I use Compositional Layout to create collectionView which its items in each section are centered (with the option of .groupPagingCentered). However, I don't want the first and last groups (=items) to be centered, but to align right and left, Respectively. So, I used section.contentInsets with appropriate leading and trailing which I have been calculated. It works well, so it is no space before the first group or after the last group. But, now the groups are not centered correctly.
What can I do? Thanks.
private func createCompositionalLayout() -> UICollectionViewCompositionalLayout {

    var layout = UICollectionViewCompositionalLayout { (sectionNumber, env) -> NSCollectionLayoutSection? in

        let itemSize = NSCollectionLayoutSize(widthDimension: .fractionalWidth(1), heightDimension: .fractionalWidth(1))
       let item = NSCollectionLayoutItem(layoutSize: itemSize)
    item.contentInsets.bottom = 15
        item.contentInsets = NSDirectionalEdgeInsets(top: 5, leading: 0, bottom: 5, trailing: 5)
        let groupWidth = env.container.contentSize.width * 0.4
        let groupSize = NSCollectionLayoutSize(widthDimension: .absolute(groupWidth), heightDimension: .fractionalWidth(0.5))
       let group = NSCollectionLayoutGroup.horizontal(layoutSize: groupSize, subitems: [item])
    group.contentInsets = .init(top: 0, leading: 0, bottom: 0, trailing: 0)

       let section = NSCollectionLayoutSection(group: group)
        section.orthogonalScrollingBehavior = .groupPagingCentered
        let sectionRightSideInset = -(env.container.contentSize.width - groupWidth) / 2
        let sectionLefttSideInset = -(env.container.contentSize.width - groupWidth) / 2
        section.contentInsets = NSDirectionalEdgeInsets(top: 0, leading: sectionRightSideInset, bottom: 0, trailing: sectionLefttSideInset)
    }
}

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Q: Is there a genral formula to find if a number X has it's factor such that they add upto a muliple of X? I was solving problems while I frequently encountered problems such as "Check if the positive factors of 496 add up to twice of 496", etc. So instead of finding all it's factors which is tiresome, I wanted to know is there a general formula?

A: Yes, there is a formula for $\sigma(n)$, the sum of positive divisors of $n$, see here. According to the formula $\sigma(496)=992=2\cdot 496$, so yes, "it adds up to twice of $496$". A positive integer $n$ is called perfect if $\sigma(n)=2n$. For references see here. The first perfect numbers are
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n=6, 28, 496, 8128, 33550336, 8589869056,
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137438691328, 2305843008139952128,
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2658455991569831744654692615953842176,
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191561942608236107294793378084303638130997321548169216
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More generally, $n$ is called $m$-multiple-perfect, if $\sigma(n)=m\cdot n$. For example $\sigma(120)=3\cdot 120$. See also this MO-question.


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Gabriel Diamond
Tamar Halpern
This provocative piece shows a different side of motherhood
Cristina Frias delivers The Truth About Perfecta, a monologue by Diane Rodriguez.
In a convertible car, speakers blaring, a woman is breastfeeding her baby when she hears someone make a derogatory comment. Enraged, she gets up and launches into an impassioned speech about the right of women to breastfeed in public. She's furious that someone has tried to turn the sacred mother-baby bond into something sick and offensive. She makes a good point.
So opens Matriarch: a partnership between The Roots and Wings Project and Houston Coalition Against Hate (HCAH) to present six monologues (and one song) themed around the roles of women in a patriarchal society. Some are more explicitly concerned with this theme then others, but all are at least tangentially related to motherhood. Originally performed live in LA, Matriarch has been filmed and will be available for streaming from October 8th. An October 8th livestream will also feature a live panel discussion with HCAH advocates.
Truth be told, while there's much to admire here in general, I found myself a little fatigued with Matriarch. It makes good points, such as that foster care abuse needs to be better addressed and that some women are happier not having children. But the militancy with which these claims were made grated me, especially when I didn't see how they related to the overall theme. Of course, I appreciate the need for change-making theatre and differing perspectives, and I don't want to shy away from accountability and truth telling. But I found myself wondering at times if Matriarch was intended to promote or demote women. Maybe demote is too strong a word, but for a show called Matriarch, it certainly seems to take a hard view of traditional motherhood. When the aging mother in Sigrid Gilmer's Remember This tells her daughter blankly that she wishes she'd never been born, the audience laughs uneasily. Like them, I wasn't sure if the playwright was aiming for comedy or tragedy. And I'm still uncertain as to how this show was intended to land.
There's one piece that stands out, however. In Gabriel's Monologue, written by Tamar Halpern, a young man pays tribute to his late mother. This piece was by far my favorite of the night. Performed with understated power by Gabriel Diamond, it's a movingly beautiful, heartbreaking tribute to not just Gabriel's mother, but all mothers who raise children with courage, love, humor, and self-sacrifice. Throughout the piece, Diamond moves from awkward son to powerful mourner. His grief chokes him at times; his performance is infinitely poetic. Maybe I simply liked it because it was the angle I related to most, but I felt Diamond's earnest, graceful performance was a welcome break from the other characters' loud tirades.
Elsewhere, while the pieces didn't quite speak to me, I'm sure they'll speak to others whose perspectives differ from mine. A range of topics are addressed, from the failure of foster care to society's unfair treatment of gay men, and with provocative writing and fiery acting, Matriarch is certain to cause a stir wherever it's seen.
Matriarch will premiere online on Friday, October 8th at 6pm CT/7pm ET/4pm PT followed immediately by a live panel discussion. To register for the October 8th livestream, which will be available on HCAH's Facebook page and on YouTube, see the link below. The performance and panel conversation will also be streamed online for FREE on The Roots and Wings Project's Facebook Page, October 15-30, Friday and Saturday at 7pm CT/8pm ET/5pm PT.
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[S661] "Public Member Trees," database, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com: accessed 5 Jan 2014), "Hood-Gendrich Family Tree," submitted by user "woodrow hood".
[S102] "U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014," database, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com: accessed 5 Jan 2014), entry for Marie Bieder, no. 324-03-6625.


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DIRECTORY="/opt/dockreventlov"
#PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
SERVICE="Xvfb"
file="/root/.Xauthority"

function start_selenium()
{
    # python3 YoutubeSelenium.py firefox https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACsBt3dZzdk 10
    # echo "xvfb-run -a python3 YoutubeSelenium.py $1 $2 $3"
    # xvfb-run -a python3 YoutubeSelenium.py $1 $2 $3 $4
    xvfb-run -a python3 browser.py $1 $2 $3 $4
    # python3 YoutubeSelenium.py $1 $2 $3 $4
}

function start_mitm()
{
    # Start the MITM process
    # echo "mitmdump -q -s './script_mitm.py -browser $1 -url $2' > /dev/null 2>&1 &"
    if [ -z "$HTTP_PROXY" ]
    then
      echo "mitmdump -q -s './script_mitm.py -browser $1 -url $2 -server $3'  &"
      mitmdump -q -s "./script_mitm.py -browser $1 -url $2 -server $3"  &
   else
      echo "mitmdump -U $HTTP_PROXY -q -s './script_mitm.py -browser $1 -url $2 -server $3'  &"
      mitmdump -U $HTTP_PROXY -q -s "./script_mitm.py -browser $1 -url $2 -server $3"  &
   fi

    export mitmpid=$!

    echo "mitmpid: $mitmpid"
}

function stop_mitm()
{
    # Stop the MITM process
    echo "kill $mitmpid"
    kill $mitmpid
    # kill Xvfb if
    if P=$(pgrep $SERVICE)
    then
        echo "$SERVICE is running, PID is $P"
        kill `pgrep $SERVICE`
    fi
}

function read_file()
{
    # IFS=';' read -r -a array <<< "$1"

    # video="${array[0]}"
    # browser="${array[1]}"
    # duration="${array[2]}"

    # echo $video
    # echo $browser
    # echo $duration

    # echo "top"

    while IFS= read -r video &&
        IFS= read -r browser &&
        IFS= read -r duration; do

        # echo "$video"
        # echo "$browser"
        # echo "$duration"

        browser="firefox"

        # Start the MITM process
        server="$SERVER/sdpweather/addinstant.php"
        serverbis="$SERVER/sdpweather/addinstant2.php"
        start_mitm $browser $video $server

        # Start the Selenium process
        start_selenium $browser $video $duration $serverbis

        # Wait the send process of Selenium
        sleep 10

        # Stop the MITM process
        stop_mitm

        # Wait the send process of Selenium
        sleep 10
    done < <( jq -r '.[] | (.video, .browser, .duration)' <<< $curl_result)

}

function getlocal_ipaddress()
{
    IP_address=$(ip route |awk '$1 !~/default/ { print $NF}')
    echo $IP_address
}

function getpublic_ipaddress()
{
   if [ -z "$HTTP_PROXY" ]
   then
      IP_address=$(curl --silent ipinfo.io/ip)
   else
      IP_address=$(curl -s -x $HTTP_PROXY ipinfo.io/ip)
   fi

    echo $IP_address
}

function get_uptime()
{
    uptime=$(stat -c %Z /proc/)
    echo $uptime
}

function get_macaddress()
{
    interface=$(ip route show default | awk '/default/ {print $5}')
    macaddress=$(cat /sys/class/net/$interface/address)
    echo $macaddress
}

function get_ipdns()
{
    list_ipdns=$(cat /etc/resolv.conf | awk '
    BEGIN { result="" }
    $1 ~ /nameserver/ {
    if ( result !="" ){
        result = result ";" $2;
    } else {
    result = $2;
}
    }
    END { print result }')

    echo $list_ipdns
}

function get_timestamp()
{
    timestamp=$(date +%s)
    echo $timestamp
}

function run()
{
    cd $DIRECTORY

    if [ ! -f "$file" ]
    then
        touch /root/.Xauthority
    fi

    data="name=$HOSTNAME"
    data="$data&cpuInfo=$(cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep 'model name' | sed -n 1p | cut -d" " -f 3- | tr -s  ' ' | sed -e 's/ /_/g')"
    data="$data&cpuNbCores=$(nproc)"
    # data="$data&gpu=$(lspci | grep 'VGA' |  cut -d" " -f 5- | rev | cut -d" " -f 3- | rev | tr -s  ' ' | sed -e 's/ /_/g')"
    data="$data&gpu=Raspberry3"
    data="$data&intip=$(getlocal_ipaddress)"
    data="$data&extip=$(getpublic_ipaddress)"
    data="$data&dns=$(get_ipdns)"
    data="$data&timestamp=$(get_timestamp)"
    data="$data&uptime=$(get_uptime)"
    data="$data&macaddress=$(get_macaddress)"
    data="$data&version=1.0"

    export curl_result=""

    if [ -z "$HTTP_PROXY" ]
    then
        echo "curl --silent --insecure --data $data $SERVER/sdpweather/getvideos.php"
        curl_result=$(curl  --insecure --data $data $SERVER/sdpweather/getvideos.php)
    else
        echo "curl --silent --insecure --proxy $HTTP_PROXY --data $data $SERVER/sdpweather/getvideos.php"
        curl_result=$(curl  --insecure --proxy $HTTP_PROXY --data $data $SERVER/sdpweather/getvideos.php)
    fi

    curl_result=$(echo $curl_result | sed "s/\\\//g"| python3 -mjson.tool)

    echo $curl_result
    if [ "$curl_result" != "" ]
    then
        read_file
    fi
}

# Start the Main Process
run

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Books, Christmas, and Drinking: Carmen Maria Machado @carmenmmachado Hi, it's me, your weird gay aunt. I'm coming to Christmas in my Subaru while drinking an unsweetened espresso beverage and listening to a podcast about the sinking of the Lusitania. I got you books. Dont judge an aunt by her cover.
Dont judge an aunt by her cover.
Memes, Change, and Brexit: Stella Williams @Montaillac "We've hit an iceberg and are sinking." "Quick, change the captain!"
Phone, Heart, and Never: "You never stopped waiting for him, did you? Your heart still skips a beat when your phone lights up and there's still a sinking feeling when it's not him who texted you. You're still waiting. You'll always be waiting. But he won't come back. And you know it."
God, Image, and Back: Maria Shriver @mariashriver 0h my god. This is every woman's nightmare. This is a terrifying image. Bill Grueskin @BGrueskin What a photo. Especially the aide in the back. Ben Shapiro @benshapiro Every woman's nightmare is being trapped in the back of a sinking car, gasping for air, I'd imagine. Did you ever ask your uncle about it?
Life, Memes, and Titanic: Life is all about perspective. The sinking of the Titanic was a miracle to the lobsters in the ship's kitchen.
Cute, Target, and Tumblr: espadaknight4 replied to your post: tell me what 2 draw Seychelles playing with 2P!Prussia's hair? /does not even know but that sounds pretty cute miaman: i don't know eithermaybe she saved him from sinking…?
miaman: i don't know eithermaybe she saved him from sinking…?


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Top 11 Movies to Watch on New Year's Eve on Netflix
Niveditha.P
2022 is almost over and it still feels 2021 was the last month. Time passes by soon but still doesn't stop for anyone indeed. We are wishing you a very Happy New Year with the list of best movies to watch on New Year's Eve on Netflix. Get the Binge Watch session started.
List of Top 11 Movies to Watch on New Year's Eve on Netflix
1. Tall Girl – Must watch Teen Movie for New Year on Netflix
The tall girl is an American teen movie filled with romantic comedy. Here is a girl who is 6 foot 1 and she is a typical teen who goes to college do people consider her normal? There are two parts of the movie Tall girl 1 & 2. There are insecurities and emotional imbalances happening. And she will get stuck in a Love Triangle? It's a must-watch movie with your friends on New Year.
2. Kissing Booth-Based on Novel – Best movie to watch for New Year
A love that needs to be decided between best friend and boyfriend. The Movie has 3 parts and a continued story in each part. A binge-worthy session with your friends if you love teen drama. Comedy, romance, best friends care it's all there. Indeed the best movie to watch on Netflix for New Year.
3. To all the boys I have loved Before – Romantic movie to watch on Netflix on New Year
A movie based on a novel by Jenry Hen, an teenage romance that involves a roller coaster ride of emotions and the best comical experience. Watch the movie with your partner for New Year on Netflix.
4. Candy Jar – Best Movie to Watch on Netflix for New Year
An introvert who falls in love with her nemesis. Is love only one-sided or will there be any debate on love? Well only one way to find it out, watch this melodrama of romance for the new year on Netflix.
5. A Star is Born – Musical Drama To watch on Netflix for New year
A movie that is praised by critics, a story that is full of ambition and dreams. An artist to fulfill her dreams falls in love with a musician who is addicted to alcohol. How far will their love go? The best movie to watch for New Year on Netflix.
6. The Notebook – A beautiful Romantic Movie to Watch on New Year
A story read from a note by two beautiful Old Couples. Where the husband read the story to his wife who is suffering from dementia. Well, where will the notebook story of the two lovers go? Watch this amazing love story movie for New Year on Netflix.
7. Intern – Top-rated movie to watch for New Year on Netflix.
An amazing comical story with a subtle message. Telling you're never too old or too young to take care of your own responsibilities in your own way. An old man who gets to be an intern with the new Gen. The best movie to watch on New Year with your family & Friends on Netflix.
8. Yes Day – A Family Movie To watch for New Year on Netflix
An entertainment package an unfilled episode of the movie "Yes Day". Where the parents decide to say Yes to 24hrs for whatever their kids ask for. The best movie to watch with your family for the new year on Netflix.
9. Instant Family – An Fun Family Entertainment Movie
A married couple will end up adopting a teenager. But it turns out she has three more siblings. Well, will they get along and accept them as parents. Watch this comic and emotional movie on Netflix for New Year.
10. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – A fun Kid Movie to watch on New Year
Four kids win the golden ticket to enter the best chocolate factory on earth. Willy Wonka the Chocolatier and the owner of the factory who owns the factory to give them a tour around. Best fun movie to watch with Kids on New Year's Eve.
11. Crazy Rich Asian – Best Fiction to watch this New Year
A girl who is a professor falls in love with a normal young man. Until when she finds out the is the richest Asian in the country with a huge family to impress. It is an entertainment of love to watch on New year.
End Note:
Review them and filter out the best movie to watch for New Year's Eve on Netflix. Enjoy the start of the year by binge-watching with your loved ones.
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KERA Think Rundown – Week of 1/9/12
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Think airs Monday to Thursday from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. on KERA FM. Encore airings of Think can be heard Monday to Thursday nights on KERA FM beginning at 9:00 p.m. Podcasts and streamed video are available online at www.kera.org/think.
Hour 1: We're all familiar with many of the basic war-fighting approaches that the U.S. military has used over the last decade. But what are some of the strategies that we don't often hear about and what's it like to be virtually alone on the battlefield? We'll spend this hour with retired Navy SEAL Chief Chris Kyle, who recounts his 10 year career in the new book "American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History" (William Morrow, 2012).
Hour 2: Where do you find the divine? Our guest this hour, veteran journalist and writer Eric Weiner asked himself that very question after a health scare landed him in the hospital. He tells the story of his own spiritual journey in the new book "Man Seeks God: My Flirtations with the Divine" (Twelve, 2011).
Tuesday, 1/10
Hour 1: From shopping to banking and socializing, we do almost everything online these days, but just how secure is the internet? We'll discuss the biggest threats on the web and how they're being handled this hour with journalist Misha Glenny, author of "DarkMarket: Cyberthieves, Cybercops and You" (Knopf, 2011).
Hour 2: Can consumerism restore the economy and ultimately save the world? We'll find out this hour with James Livingston, Professor of History at Rutgers University-New Brunswick and author of the new book "Against Thrift: Why Consumer Culture is Good for the Economy, the Environment, and Your Soul" (Basic Books, 2011).
Wednesday, 1/11
Hour 1: What's the best way to approach health care and end-of-life decisions for loved ones? We'll talk this hour with clinical bioethicist, medical educator and hospice volunteer Viki Kind. She lays out the tools and techniques needed to make informed, respectful decisions in her book "The Caregiver's Path To Compassionate Decision Making: Making Choices For Those Who Can't" (Greenleaf Book Group, 2010).
Hour 2: How did Portugal manage to survive World War II virtually unscathed and what was the wartime climate like in its capital city? We'll find out this hour with historian Neill Lochery, author of "Lisbon: War in the Shadows of the City of Light, 1939-45" (PublicAffairs, 2011).
Hour 1: Is there any practical way to mitigate the influence of money on American politics? We'll talk this hour with Lawrence Lessig, director of the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University and author of the new book "Republic, Lost: How Money Corrupts Congress–and a Plan to Stop It" (Twelve, 2011).
Hour 2: What do the first hints of the Higgs boson, which were announced last month at CERN's Large Hadron Collider, mean for the study of physics? We'll find out this hour with University of Oxford Physicist Frank Close, author of "The Infinity Puzzle: Quantum Field Theory and the Hunt for an Orderly Universe" (Basic Books, 2011).
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Yet many struggle because they are not walking properly. It is easy to pick up a few bad habits that make the way we walk less efficient and possibly detrimental to our health. by learning the Secrets of Natural Walking, we can take every step in our daily life to improve the state of our body, mind, heart, emotions and whole being. Our physical body is the Creation and Gift from the Creator bestowed with various natural abilities including regeneration and self-healing. The Secrets of Walking seminar consists of two half day sessions with both theory and interactive practical exercises to help guide us to reap the benefits from walking properly and naturally.
Why do we Need to Walk Properly?
The food we eat is not simply to fill our empty stomach rather to nourish our body iwht the essential nutrients and vitamins that we need. Likewise, every single step is not simply to move our body but to adjust our muscles, spine, meridians and discs of our spine, improving our overall health and at the same time clearing our mind, heart and negative emotion.
The Secrets of Natural Walking seminar teaches us the way to walk properly and naturally to enable the natural functions in our body to awaken and function again in the best possible way to allow us to obtain positive results.
We will recognise many common mistakes people make in walking and learn the methods to fix them. Many participants will start to enjoy the benefits of Natural Walking even before the seminar ends. You will correct the real cause of your problems including problems that may have been previously unknown.


INGRATITUDE. The forgetfulness of a kindness or benefit.
2. In the civil law, ingratitude on the part of a legatee, was sufficient to defeat a legacy in his favour. In Louisiana, donations inter vivos are liable to be revoked or dissolved on account of the ingratitude of the donee; but the revocation on this account can, take place only, in the three following cases: 1. if the donee has attempted to take the life of the donor. 2. If he has been guilty towards him of cruel treatmeut, crimes or grievous injuries. 3. If he has refused him food when in distress. Civ. Code of Lo. art. 1546, 1547; Poth. Donations Entrevifs, s. 3, art. 1, 1. There are no such rules in the common law. Ingratitude is not punishable by law.


Tickets are free for all but one event on 17th November – see below – and may be ordered from the website, via Eventbrite or collected from libraries and RBS in Juniper Green and may also be available at the door. Note separate booking arrangements for the two walks.
A voluntary collection will be taken at the end of each event to support future festivals.
This year's festival offers fun and enlightenment for every age group in Colinton, Currie and Juniper Green and has attracted some of Scotland's most talented writers, academics and educators. Early booking is advised.
Alan performs his one woman play about Moira Bell 'the hardest woman in Falkirk'. Suitable for adults only.
Chris Sangwin How Round is my Pizza? Thu 17, 7.30pm Al Borgo, Juniper Green Scientific supper and a look at the ideas on which engineers rely but we take for granted. £10 ticket buys pizza and ice cream supper.
Meet at Currie Library 10.30 By minibus to start of walk to discover Currie poet James Thomson's poems and places. Essential to book early by phone on 0131 453 4517.
For 7-14 year-olds. Jennifer reads from her book about the war hero bear and answers questions. Bear related craft activities.
Kathleen Jamie Poetry talk and discussion Mon 21, 6.30pm Currie Library The award winning poet and essayist, a former Currie High pupil, returns to share her work.
Explore the National Records of Scotland with an experienced archivist. Essential to obtain tickets in advance.
Margaret Bennett Beyond the Border Tues 22, 7.30pm Juniper Green Bowling Club Walter Scott's minstrelsy in story and song, with wine tasting and music.
Meet at top of Colinton Long Steps A 90 minute walk on Colinton's poetry trail, finishing at The Swing café, Colinton Church. Tickets from Colinton & Currie Libraries only.
Library Staff Teddybears' Sleepover Wed 23, 2.30pm Currie Library For children aged 3-5, stories and songs. Bring a soft toy (second best) and find out what teddybears get up to at night.
Joyce Caplan Burns: Ae Fond Kiss Wed 23, 6.30pm Colinton Library The Chair of the Poetry Association of Scotland explores Burns's love poems and introduces the women who inspired them.
Thu 24, 10:00am- 1:00pm Colinton Library Drop in at any time to chat with five local authors informally and/or sign up for a 30 minute talk every half hour from 10.30am.
David and Thomas Dads Rock Thu 24, 10.30am Juniper Green Church Hall 2, For children under 5, high energy songs, stories and music.
Ruth talks about her career and the writing of 'Scottish Country Kitchen' with useful tips and tasty samples.
Carol Tweedie Fair Isle Ghosts Thu 24, 3.30pm Colinton Library How a box of old photos in a Currie attic inspired research that led to a book about Shetland's most remote island.
Christopher Brookmyre Crime writing Thu 24, 6.30pm Currie Library Chris Brookmyre, eminent award winning crime novelist, on his latest book, 'Black Widow'.
Library Staff Teddybears' sleepover Fri 25, 2.30pm Colinton Library For children aged 3-5, stories and songs. Bring a soft toy (second best) and find out what teddybears get up to at night.
Porteous's service room, Juniper Green Novelist and playwright Catherine Czerkawska reads from and talks on the background of her biographical novel about Jean Armour.
Currie High School Library Primary school children from Currie and Juniper Green, inspired by Edinburgh Makar Christine de Luca, read poems about their streets. Additional entertainment supplied by our Community Choir.
Prof Ian Campbell Writing for Prizes Sat 26, 7.30pm Hall 2, JG Parish Church Professor Campbell, chief Saltire Award judge, on choosing winners of writing competitions. Presentation of prizes by Prof. Campbell to the winners of our own writing competition for young people.


On August 9, 2018, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) implemented a new policy regarding "unlawful presence" for F-1 students and J-1 exchange visitors, as well as for their dependents. The concept of "unlawful presence" is not new, but it rarely applied to F-1 students and J-1 exchange visitors who were admitted for "duration of status" ("D/S" as noted on their I-94).
DHS will now begin tracking "unlawful presence" if F-1 students and J-1 exchange visitors violate the terms of their immigration status. Under the new policy, DHS will now start counting days of unlawful presence beginning the day after a violation of status occurred. If the violation of status occurred before August 9, 2018, the days of unlawful presence are counted beginning on August 9, 2018, when this policy took effect.
There is the potential for F-1 students and J-1 exchange visitors to be barred from re-entering the U.S. for either three years or ten years, depending on how much "unlawful presence" accumulates. Students or scholars with more than 180 days of unlawful presence will be barred from readmission to the U.S. for three years. Students or scholars who accrue a year or more of unlawful presence will be barred from readmission to the U.S. for 10 years.
Now that this new policy is in effect, it is more important than ever to be aware of the requirements of your immigration status and of the expiration dates of your immigration documents. Here are some steps that F-1 students or J-1 exchange visitors can take to avoid immigration status violations.
Review the International Center's information on maintaining status for F-1 and J-1 students and follow those guidelines.
Enroll in the appropriate number of credit hours each term.
Pay close attention to your I-20 or DS-2019 end date. Apply in advance for an I-20 or DS-2019 extension if needed.
When you move to a new U.S. address, update your current address in Wolverine Access immediately.
Understand and comply with F-1/J-1 regulations for on-campus and off-campus employment. Do not work without the appropriate employment authorization.
Do not work until you have received your EAD (Employment Authorization Document). Remember that if it is past your I-20 end date, but you have not yet received your EAD, you are not authorized to work on or off campus.
Report your OPT employment using the International Center's OPT reporting page.
If you have questions, ask in advance. The International Center has walk-in advising hours most weekdays between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m.
If you think you may have violated your F-1 or J-1 status, contact the International Center immediately so that we can advise you about possible options.
It is very important that you understand that you are ultimately responsible for maintaining your immigration status. The International Center is here to help you understand and navigate the complexities of immigration regulations and policies.
Review the International Center's information on maintaining status for J-1 Scholars and follow those guidelines.
Make sure that your research, teaching or observation matches the objectives listed on your DS-2019.
When you move to a new U.S. residential address, update your current address in Wolverine Access immediately.
Do not engage in any employment, paid or unpaid, that is not with the department listed on your DS-2019, without approval in advance from the International Center.
Notify the International Center by submitting a "departure form" if your University of Michigan work (the research, teaching or observation listed on your Form DS-2019) ends earlier than your DS-2019 end date.
If you think you may have violated your J-1 status, contact the International Center immediately so that we can advise you about possible options.
It is important to understand and review maintenance of status requirements for dependents if you have an F-2 or J-2 dependent because dependents can also accrue unlawful presence.
We will continue to monitor this policy and to work with those students, scholars, and dependents in special situations (e.g.: reinstatement or change of status applications).


This week, we recorded a video circulating on the web and showing the students of an institution in full sexual debate. Some netizens and inhabitants of the economic city attributed this scene to the students of the high school Joss de Douala.
Therefore, invited this Thursday on the shelves of Radio Balafon, the headmaster of high school Joss denied the idea that pornographers would be his establishment. For this fact, she gave the reasons such as: no painting of her high school is painted in green while that of the video is, the girl of the video has a dress in school dress while her high school prescribes a skirt and jacket for girls.


HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP) — An assistant U.S. attorney has filed a response in opposition to a Hattiesburg pastor's request for an acquittal on two counts of theft of government funds and one count of conspiracy to defraud the government.
The Hattiesburg American reports (http://hatne.ws/2dO25zy) the response, which was filed Tuesday by Jay Golden on behalf of the U.S. Attorney's office, states Rev. Kenneth Fairley's arguments for acquittal are the same ones tried unsuccessfully by his counsel during trial.
"(The arguments) are even less compelling now, because they would require the Court to evaluate the weight of the evidence, to draw its own inferences and to make its own witness credibility judgments, all in favor of the defendant, in order for the defendant's motion to prevail," the response states. "It is well settled, however, that courts must view the evidence in the light most favorable to the Government in post-trial review.
"Accordingly, the defendant's motion should be denied. The evidence at trial was more than sufficient to support the jury's verdict."
A jury found Fairley guilty Sept. 12 of the three counts, which involved money received from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development through grants administered by Hattiesburg.
Sanford Knott, a Jackson-based attorney, and Arnold Spencer, an attorney from Fort Worth, Texas, filed the motions for acquittal Sept. 26.
Spencer wrote in the motion he objected to the introduction of conversations recorded without Fairley's knowledge by Artie Fletcher, who was indicted with Fairley in March on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and theft of government funds, because Fletcher was not available for cross examination.
Fletcher, 55, of Picayune, pleaded guilty Sept. 2 in federal court to misprision of felony. His sentencing is set for Dec. 19.
Fairley, 62, pastor of Mount Carmel Baptist Church in Hattiesburg, was taken into custody following his conviction, but was released until sentencing on an unsecured $25,000 bond, which means he will pay nothing unless he violates terms of release.
His sentencing is set for Dec. 23.


If you don't think you need Online Marketing Mentorship then you're only kidding yourself. Having a mentor is crucial no matter what type of business you're running. You could own a landscaping business like I used to have, and you'd still need a mentor.
Without one you'll only achieve mediocre results at best.
1. It'll reduce the amount of time you spend learning all this technical online marketing stuff. I mean seriously, wouldn't it be nice to have someone sit down with you at your computer and tell you exactly what to do? Go to this website. Click over there. Now open that in a new browser, etc. I know I've spent countless hours just trying to get comfortable at setting up Word Press or even creating blog posts (not counting the actual time it took to write them). A mentor can tremendously reduce this learning curve for you.
2. A mentor will also save you a LOT of money. How so? You're probably thinking "yeah, but it usually costs me an arm and a leg to hire an online marketing mentor." I hear where you're coming from, but when you INVEST in yourself and your business by finding some online mentorship, you will actually save money overall.
Imagine that you're attempting to send some "paid with money" traffic to your sales funnel. And lets' say you've investing in an online course that cost you $297. It was a good quality traffic course that taught you the concepts and the technical side of getting the traffic – let's just say it's YouTube Pay-per-view for example.
So, you go set up your ads, your budget, and get everything all set up. Now you start running the ads….this is where the fun starts… You get crappy results (typical in the beginning), but you don't really know what to tweak first, so you pick the headline (like the course taught), and you keep running the ad and split testing.
All the while, you're spending money to run these tests. It could cost you several hundred dollars in ad spend before you finally get a decent ad. But, if you had a mentor – someone experienced in YouTube Pay-Per-View, he could tell you how to tweak the ads, what kind of copywriting words to use, how to make the videos better, etc.
It would literally save you hundreds in ad spend (not to mention the time it took to do the testing), and a whole lot of anxiety! Is this ad gonna work? What if I can't get it to convert? I'll be out tons of time and money with nothing to show for it!!!
You starting to see why having a coach is a good idea?
3. Without a mentor, you just couldn't do it. Let's face it. Sometimes there is stuff you just wouldn't be capable of doing or even think about doing (like building a sales funnel or trying mobile marketing for traffic) without someone to guide you. This is especially true in the internet marketing arena. There's everything from merchant accounts, to websites to squeeze pages to copywriting….I could go on and on with this. Hopefully, by now you're starting to see the need for mentorship in your online business. These are just 3 good reasons to have a coach, but there are many more.
If you take a look at EVERY online entrepreneur that is earning 6-figures I can tell you one thing they all have in common – They ALL have at least one strong mentor who has helped them achieve that level of online marketing success.
Reread that last thought. And then try to justify not having a mentor.
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/ Xeni Jardin / 2:09 pm Thu May 23, 2019
What the U.S. charges against Julian Assange mean for press freedom
Nothing good.
The United States today filed 17 new charges against Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks. Assange is charged with publishing classified material. The Justice Department says they charged this because he revealed the names of confidential sources.
I believe this was announced as a distraction from the Trump administration's excruciatingly bad infrastructure week.
The decision to charge Assange in this manner should be of great concern to press freedom advocates.
Journalists also publish classified material.
Reactions from news reporters and observers on Twitter, below.
The Espionage indictment of Assange for publishing is an extremely dangerous, frontal attack on the free press. Bad, bad, bad.
Concur. Xeni "worse than a Jew" Jardin here, Julian Assange threatened and harassed me. Today's news is extremely bad. https://t.co/vTYgRnGc8B
— Xeni Jardin (@xeni) May 23, 2019
It was probably unwise for Julian Assange to help elect the party with less sympathetic views toward press freedom.
— Andrew Prokop (@awprokop) May 23, 2019
NEWS: Prosecutors are charging Julian Assange with the espionage act in an 18 count indictment. These new charges are crossing over into very dangerous territory. The espionage act could be used against reporters who publish critical information. https://t.co/SE1uCVOp0L
— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) May 23, 2019
BREAKING: A grand jury in the Eastern District of Virginia has returned an 18-count superseding indictment against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, DOJ officials tell us. He's been charged with violating the Espionage Act. Story TK.
— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) May 23, 2019
I find it remarkable that it was the Trump administration, not the Obama administration (with a Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton) that brought charges against Assange.
— Clint Watts (@selectedwisdom) May 23, 2019
This is a deliberate effort to establish a precedent that can be used to prosecute journalists for doing their jobs and publishing information that embarrasses the government or exposes wrongdoing. https://t.co/xPGAn4QZCg
— Adam Serwer🍝 (@AdamSerwer) May 23, 2019
Some of you are so eager to punish Assange for helping Trump that you're willing to hand Trump a tool for prosecuting the reporters exposing his corruption. That's plainly idiotic.
The issue isn't whether Assange is a "journalist"; this will be a major test case because the text of the _Espionage Act_ doesn't distinguish between what Assange allegedly did and what mainstream outlets sometimes do, even if the underlying facts/motives are radically different.
— Steve Vladeck (@steve_vladeck) May 23, 2019
It's sick to watch liberals cheer the prosecution of Assange by Trump's Justice Department, headed by William "Exonerate the Iran Contra Criminals" Barr, as though this prosecution is not a massive attack on press freedom, rather some gotcha about the 2016 election. It's deranged
— jeremy scahill (@jeremyscahill) May 23, 2019
Even those who agree Assange is not a journalist will be concerned that this opens the door to prosecuting journalists when the government doesn't like their publishing decisions. Which happens all the time. https://t.co/9RZjQZs0cA
— Ken Dilanian (@KenDilanianNBC) May 23, 2019
BREAKING: In a stunning escalation of the war on the free press, the Trump administration has indicted a publisher for revealing government secrets. https://t.co/8E95whChki
— Noah Shachtman (@NoahShachtman) May 23, 2019
Today the Trump DOJ becomes the first administration to ever charge a publisher with *espionage* — an assertive, unprecedented legal crackdown on the traditional rights and protections for publishers.
That is a legal fact, regardless of one's views of Julian Assange.
— Ari Melber (@AriMelber) May 23, 2019
donald trump / julian assange / wikileaks
Ukraine asks FBI for help investigating alleged Russian hack of Burisma
Ukraine is asking United States FBI to help it investigate a suspected state-sponsored hack by the Russian military on Burisma, the Ukrainian energy company at the center of the impeachment of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Michael Avenatti arrested by feds at California State Bar Hearing
TV-talking lawyer of Stormy Daniels vs. Donald Trump fame is now in federal custody


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Pop artist Kenny Scharf brings visual chaos to Seoul
'A lot of what I do is celebrating the future that did not happen'
By Shim Woo-hyun
Published : Oct 4, 2018 - 13:30 Updated : Oct 4, 2018 - 13:30
American pop artist Kenny Scharf's solo exhibition "Super Pop Universe," which launched Wednesday at the Lotte Museum of Art in Seoul, opens up a whole new universe for viewers and encourages them to reflect on reality.
A visual celebration of the daily lives of people and the world they inhabit, Scharf's paintings and sculptures are colorful and witty -- for the most part. The world that the artist presents requires a bit of effort to comprehend, however.
Installation view of Kenny Scharf's "Cosmic Cavern" (Yonhap)
The world depicted by Scharf could be seen as a surreal representation of a world headed toward doomsday.
"I am still exploring this scenario about the end of the world. It's one of my obsessions. It's not like I want the world to end. It's just that I am worried about it," said Scharf at a press conference at the Lotte Museum of Art on Tuesday. "A lot of what I do is straddling between the joy of life and the fear of everything being over," he said.
US pop artist Kenny Scharf speaks at a press conference at the Lotte Museum of Art in Seoul, Tuesday. (Yonhap)
Artist Kenny Scharf spray-paints a car in front of the Lotte World Tower. The performance was part of his "Karbombz" series. (Yonhap)
The Los Angeles-born pop artist has earned international recognition through underground performances and experimental exhibitions. Scharf, 59, is also well known for having worked with other famous pop-art figures such as Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol.
"Super Pop Universe" starts with photos of Club 57, a gathering space and performance venue in the basement of an East Village church. Last year, Scharf held a solo exhibition featuring Club 57 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
"It was very exciting moment. A lot of young artists making things happen without a large audience. We did not realize at that time that it will be looked at the way it is now," Scharf said.
The Seoul exhibition includes his signature installation "Cosmic Cavern," which took the artist 10 days to set up here. The psychedelic installation grabbed headlines when it premiered at the 1985 Whitney Biennial in New York.
"I am not trying to make everyone think about garbage and pollution these days. I kind of invite the person and myself to escape reality into a world of intense color and visual pleasure. If the viewer chooses look further, they can start to look at materials being used, and realize that it is garbage and it's plastic garbage," Scharf said.
The psychedelic and futuristic expressions in his works stem from his childhood experience, according to Scharf.
"Basically, it has to do with my obsession with outer space and my obsession with the design and products of my childhood that gave me this idea that we really were going to space," Scharf said in explaining "Tang," a 2007 work featuring the fruit-flavored drink of the same name, which was used on NASA's manned space flights in the 1960s.
The exhibition runs through March 3 next year.
By Shim Woo-hyun (ws@heraldcorp.com)


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Audio recording of "Performance Introduction" by Wakefield Brewster, February 15, 2019.
Janet Man and Florie Moran.
Janet Man and Florie Moran., "Audio recording of "Performance Introduction" by Wakefield Brewster, February 15, 2019.," University of Calgary Class Projects, accessed April 18, 2019, https://omeka.ucalgary.ca/document/541.


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Bootiful clothes and accessories for one frightful evening.
What are a few items around your house that can possibly be collectibles?
Where can I find a soda making machine?
Pumpkin pie or Sweet potato pie which do prefer on your plate?
Do you dress casual or formal to Thanksgiving dinner?
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What are your favorite shoes to wear during the wintertime?
UGG boots are my favorite shoes to wear in winter! They keep your feet warm and they are so comfortable!
Is anyone still collecting shopkins?
Are your nails good enough for the holiday season?
Can you help me find some white, plus size Bodycon dresses for Christmas time?
I don't like going sleeveless at Christmas so I added this cute silver wrap to go with the dress. You're going to wow everyone in the room in this!
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I am pretty new here, but I can say that earning is very slow. From what I can tell a lot of people used to make more. It would be nice to make at least $1.00 a day, but I don't make that much.
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**School** enchantment (compulsion) [mind-affecting]; **Level** druid 2, ranger 2

**Components** : V, S

**Target** one animal

This spell functions like _ [hold person](holdPerson#_hold-person), _except that it affects an animal instead of a humanoid.


On behalf of The Rose Law Office posted in Bad Credit on Wednesday, October 13, 2010.
The United States House recently approved a measure that would prohibit the credit bureaus from using medical debt in calculating a person's credit score, if the medical debt has been paid-off or settled. The measure would require the credit-rating bureaus to remove medical debt from credit reports within 30 days of payoff or settlement.
The bill was introduced in the U.S. House by Ohio Representative Mary Jo Kilroy. The measure moves now on to the Senate. The measure is intended to help people across the country and in Ohio with bad credit scores. Roughly 72 million adults in America are affected by problems concerning medical debt, according to the Commonwealth Fund.
In the U.S. House in May, Rep. Kilroy reportedly told the story of an Ohio student whose credit was damaged after an insurance dispute. The insurance company had disputed whether certain medical bills were covered under the policy. After the dispute was cleared up, the student had a damaged credit rating. One credit card company raised the Ohioan's interest rate from 7 percent to 25 percent because of the medical debt dispute with the insurance company.
Disputes with insurance companies are not the biggest threats to a credit score when it comes to medical debt. Insurance disputes are fairly common. It is when insurance providers send the debt off to a collection agency that credit problems arise. The information is listed on credit bureau reports and may remain on the report for years, even after payment is made or a settlement is reached.
There are times, however, when payment and settlement are not options when dealing with medical debt. It is no secret that bankruptcy filings have been on the increase across the country since the economic crisis began in 2007. But even in a good economy, the high cost of necessary medical care can sometimes force a person to file for bankruptcy relief.


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After Vice President Mike Pence and Congressional leaders opened the honors for America's 41st President, the general public filed into the Capitol Rotunda by the hundreds late into Monday night, offering their own support for the late President George H.W. Bush, who died last Friday at the age of 94.
Whether wearing a winter scarf with the stars and stripes or a small child carrying an American flag, people of all walks of life quietly soaked in the moment inside the Capitol Rotunda, as a military honor guard stood by.
Outside in the cold, thousands of people had been lining up for hours to enter the Rotunda for a few minutes in order to get their glimpse of the flag-draped coffin; earlier, Vice President Pence said Mr. Bush had been an inspiration for the nation.
"There was a kindness about the man that was evident to everyone who ever met him," Pence said in the initial ceremonies at the Capitol.
Officials planned to keep the doors of the Capitol open all night on Monday and Tuesday night if there were still people in line to pay their respects; the public viewing is scheduled to end by 7 am on Wednesday morning.
The were no lack of people in line as President Trump came to the Capitol for his own quick moment to view President Bush's casket.
For those of us who report on Capitol Hill - and those who work in the halls of Congress, this was a historic day as well - and as the President's casket arrived people scurried to a window to catch a quick view of the historic proceedings.
It's the first time that a former President has been so honored at the U.S. Capitol since Gerald Ford died in late 2006.
When the black hearse arrived bearing the body of former President Bush, I rushed down the hallway in the Capitol to a window just above and to the side of the main ceremonial entrance to the Rotunda.
It only took a few minutes for one my colleagues to join me. And then another. And then a couple of people who work in the Capitol.
It didn't matter who we were. It didn't matter who the reporters were. We all took some turns taking pictures.
As I walked back to my work space, several reporters were gathered by another window, looking out on the Capitol plaza.
"I just wanted to see it," one said.
And so did hundreds and hundreds of other Americans.


If you've been paying attention to new CPAP machine features over the last couple of years, you may have noticed a trend toward heated tubes. The trend has been slow and subtle, but devices with heated tubes are now readily available from multiple manufacturers.
When the topic of heated tubes comes up, usually our customers ask about the purpose of a heated tube, and whether or not a heated tube is necessary or beneficial. I'll answer those questions here. First, though, we'll look at the history of heated tubes briefly.
The first CPAP machines featuring heated tubes were the Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle 600 Series machines with ThermoSmart tubes. The SleepStyle 604 and SleepStyle 608 both had a heated tube. Those models have since been discontinued and have been replaced by the F&P Icon machines which also feature heated tubes. So, F&P has been offering heated tubes for quite a while, since around 2007.
With the release of the S9 model line in 2010, ResMed introduced the ClimateLine heated breathing tube. ResMed held a distinct advantage in this area over rival Philips Respironics for two years, until mid-2012 when Philips Respironics released the 60 series REMstar machines. With the release of the 60 Series, Philips Respironics began offering a heated tube option for the new REMstar platform. While ResMed's 2-year head start was noteworthy and could have been used to help ResMed gain some ground on the number one CPAP manufacturer, ResMed never capitalized on it because of pricing issues. While it's true ResMed builds a fantastic product line, it's also true that their products are priced much higher than equivalent products offered by their competitors. It turns out that the heated breathing tube simply wasn't a big enough differentiator for people to choose ResMed over other brands.
As it stands in September 2012, there are three model lines with a heated tube option: F&P Icon, ResMed S9, and Philips Respironics REMstar 60 Series.
In general, the idea of a heated tube is a pretty good one. A common problem with CPAP humidification is rain-out, or condensation accumulation in the tube. Condensation in a tube is an annoyance for many users, since most people don't like getting splashed in the face with water while they sleep. I know I don't! There are methods for limiting rain-out, including ensuring that there are no low spots in the CPAP tube where water can accumulate (a hose lift comes in handy for this, by the way), and insulating the tube with a tube cover (may I suggest a SnuggleHose hose cover). Another good way to reduce condensation is to increase air temperature, since warmer air can hold more moisture. A warmer tube means more water can be in the tube before condensing into water droplets.
Clearly, a heated tube isn't a necessity. It's more of a luxury. A humidifier isn't even necessary at all for some people. According to an unscientific poll conducted on our website, approximately one quarter of CPAP users don't use a humidifier with their CPAP therapy. A humidifier is recommended for CPAP users who feel discomfort due to dryness in the mouth and nose. A humidifier might also be recommended by a supplier who wants to sell a humidifier, regardless of patient need! (I'm sure this happens all the time, with people buying a humidifier not even knowing they have a choice to buy a CPAP machine without a humidifier.) We usually say that if you're on the fence about needing a humidifier, you should get one with your purchase of a CPAP machine because you'll generally save money by buying the flow generator and humidifier together at the same time. However, any humidifier can be added at a later date, so if you buy a device without a humidifier initially, you're never stuck. You always have options later on.
With a heated humidifier and heated tube comes an additional power requirement, which may very well be the only downside to a heated tube. The power supplies for the ResMed and Philips Respironics machines are external to the devices, and they're pretty big and bulky. The standard ResMed power supply is a 90 Watt transformer which accommodates both the heated humidifier and heated ClimateLine tube. The power supply for the Philips Respironics REMstar 60 Series is dependent upon which model you buy. If you buy a model with the heated breathing tube (part numbers ending with the TS designation) you'll get the 80 Watt transformer. If you buy a model without the heated tube (part numbers ending in S or HS) then you'll get the 60 Watt transformer. If you buy a ResMed S9 device without humidifier, you can opt for the smaller, lighter 30 Watt power supply since the standard 90 Watt one is overkill. The 90W cord will work with any S9 device configuration, but it's just not necessary unless you have a heated humidifier with heated tube.
Since battery use among CPAP users is common, it's worth noting that the power requirement for anything heated - whether it be a heated humidifier, or a heated tube - is substantial, and that you shouldn't expect a CPAP battery to be able to power heated devices for very long. A typical CPAP device by itself will draw about 20 Watts of power. The ResMed S9 and Philips Respironics REMstar 60 Series can both draw up to about 4 times that amount of power, depending on configuration. So battery life would be one quarter (or less) with the operation of heated devices. When using a battery, simply turn your heated devices off and power just the flow generator.
If you happen to be in the market for a new CPAP machine with humidifier, I'd highly recommend considering a heated tube option. You can hardly go wrong with one, and it's a fairly affordable luxury.
Heated tubes help minimize condensation in the CPAP tube.
Fewer disturbances caused by water in the CPAP mask during sleep.
Not necessary, but a good feature if you tend to need higher humidity levels to be comfortable.
Personal Preference - Do You Have Issues with Condensation?
Platform - Does Your Existing Platform Support a Heated Tube, Or Would You Need to Buy a New CPAP Machine?
There you have it. Some information on getting up to speed with current heated tube options. If you still have any questions about this type of feature, or about any features on any CPAP machine models, we'd be more than happy to help you. Just click to contact us any time.


The below is entirely self-indulgent…just a list of super-kind comments from audience attendees that I've documented to read on days when I feel like I have no idea what I'm doing.
#Iste12 @techwithintent Content will be created faster than we can consume it. We are all perpetual beginners.
#Iste12 @techwithintent Our jobs as educators is to be mentors. Start with what we know and scaffold from there.
#Iste12 @techwithintent: We have to have explicit conversations with our students. Every story has a culture attached to it.


An addiction to narcotics drugs can be one of the most debilitating experiences in a person's life. The risk of contracting diseases, the high rates of mortality and the propensity towards criminal behavior to support a narcotics habit can drive most anyone to rock bottom over time.
Narcotics addiction treatment offers the type of medical treatment and social supports needed to help a person overcome addiction to these drugs. Because of the overpowering effects of narcotic drugs, without proper treatment, the likelihood of beating an addiction is remarkably slim.
Peer support will help you stay drug-free!
Whether a person's drug of choice is heroin, morphine, Vicodin or OxyContin, the effects on the mind and body remain the same. Narcotics drugs train the brain and body to become dependent on the drug's effects. Over time, the overpowering effects of narcotics can easily overwhelm a person's will to stop using no matter how much he or she wants to stop. The withdrawal symptoms are, more oftentimes than not, too much for a person to handle.
Without narcotics addiction treatment, a person greatly increases the risk of relapsing, which can be life-threatening in many cases. In 2009, as many as 14,800 people died from prescription narcotic drug overdoses, according to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. This number doesn't include fatalities caused by heroin or other illegal narcotics-related overdoses.
Detoxification programs are designed to help ease a person's withdrawal symptoms under supervised medical care. Inpatient treatment provides round-the-clock care through medication, psychotherapy treatment and peer supports. Outpatient narcotics addiction treatment offers support group and psychotherapy services according to a pre-determined treatment schedule.
Someone who's used narcotics for years would best benefit from inpatient treatment after completing a detoxification program. For those who've entered a brief relapse phase or just completed an inpatient program, outpatient treatment may provide the best option. Aftercare treatment offers social support services to help recovering addicts remain drug-free on a long-term basis. Someone who's been in recovery for years would most benefit from an aftercare program.
Medication options for narcotics addiction treatment are all but essential to a successful recovery process. As withdrawal symptoms can stay with a person long after he or she has stopped using drugs, medication treatments work to ease withdrawal symptoms on a long-term basis.
Two commonly used medications for narcotics addiction treatment include methadone and buprenorphine. Both medications mimic the effects of narcotics, which keeps the body from going through withdrawal. While methadone has been used as a traditional treatment for decades, buprenorphine has also been found to be an effective medication for narcotics addiction treatment.
Overcoming your addiction won't be an easy process but it will be worth it. There are a variety of narcotics addiction treatment options that you should look into.


MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kyle Perry took an hour-long nap on the bus ride from Lincoln, then tossed a career-high seven scoreless innings to propel the Nebraska baseball team past former Big 12 foe Kansas State 7-0 on Tuesday night at Tointon Stadium.
The true freshman from Millard South went to his fastball early and got quick outs as Nebraska (14-9) built an early lead. He threw 90 pitches.
Nebraska starters have been dominant over the Huskers' past 10 games.
After Tuesday's win, the NU starters have a combined earned-run average of 1.31 over their past 62 innings pitched.
Perry kept the unbeaten streak for the Husker starters going, as well, as he moved the rotation to 6-0 over the past 10 games dating to March 19 against Air Force.
Before Perry settled into his career-best outing, Nebraska jumped on Wildcat starter Joey Martin.
Martin struggled to find the strike zone in the first inning as he walked the bases loaded.
Jaxon Hallmark came through for the Huskers in an unusual way.
He drove a 1-1 pitch to right field and past the glove of a diving Zach Kokoska.
Hallmark circled the bases and cleared them as well on an inside-the-park grand slam.
Hallmark did damage with his glove as well.
He robbed Kansas State's Jordan Maxson of extra bases to lead off the bottom of the third with a running catch into the wall in right center, then caught a Thomas Hughes fly ball later in the inning and fired the ball to first base to double off Caleb Littlejim and get Perry out of the third inning.
The Huskers had six hits in the game. They did most of their damage without having to take the bat off their shoulders.
Kansas State (12-17) pitchers walked eight NU batters, including six in the first three innings.
Despite the hot start to the game, Nebraska's bats cooled. That's what bothered Erstad.
NU will take on Purdue in a three-game weekend series at Haymarket Park starting at 6:30 p.m. Friday.


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IDS 115 - 2019 - The Science, History and Value of Happiness
This guide supports IDS 115. It is designed to help you find information about the science, history and value of happiness.
Biographical and Historical Event Research
Articles (Databases)
Cultural Events and Holidays
Comments or Suggestions about this Guide:
Sharon Fox, Professor/Reference Librarian sfox@stlcc.edu
STLCC-Florissant Valley Campus Library
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Welcome to your Course Guide for IDS 115, The Science, History and Value of Happiness
This course guide provides resources to help you research topics related to happiness and positive psychology.
How to be Happy: 11 Steps to Happiness - Infographic posted: 08 Jan 2016
Controlling negative emotions is one of the most important aspects to being happy. Letting the little things get to you can be devastating for your attitude. Take a look at the bigger picture, relax, breath deep and let it go.
Six Tenets of Happiness – Classified in Character Strengths (with examples of individuals who exemplify them)
Six Tenets of Happiness – Classified in Character Strengths
(Note: Each individual listed below exemplifies more than one tenet. For additional information on each tenet, refer to the "Six Tenets of Happiness" handout above. )
Wisdom and Knowledge – cognitive strengths that entail the acquisition and use of knowledge
Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809 – April 15, 1865) was the 16th President of the United States.
Margaret Mead (December 16, 1901 – November 15, 1978) was an American cultural anthropologist.
Courage – emotional strengths that involve the exercise of will to accomplish goals in the face of opposition, external or internal
Martin Luther King, Jr. (January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) was an American clergyman, activist, and prominent leader in the African-American Civil Rights.
Rosa Parks (1913 - 2005) was an American civil rights activist whose refusal to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama helped spark the modern struggle for racial equality in the United States.
Wangari Maathai (1940-2011) was the founder of the Green Belt Movement and the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate. Kenyan environmental and political activist.
Love/Humanity – interpersonal strengths that involve tending to and befriending others
Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-1997) Diana Frances; née Spencer, was the first wife of Charles, Prince of Wales and a beloved humanitarian.
George Clooney (1961- ) is an American actor, film director, producer, screenwriter and humanitarian.
Justice – civic strengths that underlie community life
Nelson Mandela (1918 - ) became South Africa's first black president, following a 20-year anti-apartheid campaign for which he was imprisoned for 27 years.
Aung San Suu Kyi (1943 - ) Myanmar/Burma opposition leader, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and U.S. Congressional Gold Medal recipient.
Temperance– strengths that protect against excess
Sonia Maria Sotomayor (1954 - ) Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, serving since August 2009. Sotomayor is the Court's 111th justice, its third female justice and its first Hispanic female justice.
Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862), American writer, essayist, philosopher, poet, pacifist.
Transcendence/Spirituality – strengths that forge connections to the universe and provide meaning
Mother Teresa (1910-1997) Roman Catholic nun and missionary, and Nobel Prize winner.
His Holiness, Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama (1935 - ) Head of state and spiritual leader of the people of Tibet. He was awarded the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize.
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It€™s summertime, which means that there€™s a flood of summer blockbusters. Movies that are so soaked in CGI they€™re practically animated films, and reboot after sequel after explosion-shoot-out-sequence. I€™m a TV guy. That€™s no secret. Almost any day of the week I€™d prefer to nest on my couch with a DVD boxed set of an HBO masterpiece. However, as a former lover of film, there are a handful of directors out there that I won€™t hesitate to drop ten dollars on and go live in their worlds for two hours. Here€™s a list of 10 directors (in no ranking order) that I trust in Hollywood. While there are certainly more than 10 that are making quality films, here are the guys I€™m always on the look-out for.
Notable Films: The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The Royal Tenenbaums, Rushmore After Anderson's sophomore film Rushmore, which gained praise from critics and notably Martin Scorsese, The Royal Tenenbaums was a massive success, giving him the Academy Award nomination for best original screenplay. The Royal Tenenbaums was only matched in success by last summer€™s Moonrise Kingdom. Anderson's best work is usually highlighted by dry humor and silence- which works as a catch-22 for him, it's hard to market his films to the mainstream because most of the humor might fly right over their heads. Characters are breathed into life with heavy sarcasm, irony, and tongue-and-cheek qualities. Subtlety is key when Wes Anderson approaches his films. The cult favorite Anderson is always putting together an excellent cast, with subtle and bittersweet writing that€™s hard not to love. And he changed up the game in 2009 with The Fantastic Mr. Fox, a stop-motion animated film, with voice talents of George Clooney and Meryl Streep. I€™m always excited to see what Wes Anderson has lined up next.
I'm currently getting my masters in Writing and Publishing in Chicago. I usually fill my time with marathoning great television. My favorite shows are The Sopranos, Mad Men, Six Feet Under, Breaking Bad, Dexter, The Wire, Lost, and so much more. Count on me to write mainly about television.


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Home Art Squared The Scream by Edvard Munch, Squared
The Scream by Edvard Munch, Squared
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Much admired and copied throughout popular culture, Edvard Munch's iconic Scream was created as an expression of his personal emotions and turmoil. Painted in 1893, and identifiable by its now famous open-mouthed screaming figure, The Scream is characterised by expressive, fluid lines and sweeping colour.
Much admired and copied throughout popular culture, Edvard Munch's iconic Scream was created as an expression of his personal emotions and turmoil. Painted in 1893, and identifiable by its now famous open-mouthed screaming figure, The Scream is characterised by expressive, fluid lines and sweeping colour. Munch's palette leans towards more muted and melancholy tones, perhaps again symbolic of his inner monologue and feelings.
Munch favoured mixed media, using oil, pastel, tempera and crayon to create the swirling, undulating lines of agony that pervade this intense and striking work of art. There are two versions of this painting, one in The National Gallery and another in the Munch Museum, both in Oslo. Our Art Squared homage to Munch's best known painting offers the subdued, serious palette of Munch, transformed into a modern, stylish print.
Find out more about our Art Squared collection
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Prints are framed professionally, to order, by a Guild Commended Framer using archival-quality materials and usually ship within 7 working days.
We have chosen a simple wooden frame with a modern, black finish and the framed print is sealed at the back to prevent dust from entering. D-ring attachments and hanging cord are also fitted, so your print will arrive ready to hang.
High-quality acrylic is used in place of glass for all shipped orders. It is visibly identical, but should not be cleaned or polished with abrasives.
The price shown on this page includes shipping anywhere in the world, so no additional charge will be added at checkout. We package framed prints carefully to protect them from damage during shipping. Once shipped, we will send you a tracking number.
The overall dimensions of the frame are: Width = 450mm, Height = 618mm, Depth = 24mm. The frame itself is 22mm wide all around.
The Art Squared Collection
The idea for Art Squared first came to me back when I was studying art history. Even though I loved classical paintings, I preferred a more modern aesthetic. And while decorating my home, I found that hanging copies of some of the old classics didn't really work alongside contemporary décor. So I began to wonder if there was a way to capture some of what I loved about these works and render it in a modern form.
The result is Art Squared. The process is one of careful and deliberate abstraction to a grid of five by seven squares that seeks to capture the colours of the original work along with something of the composition. It is not a case of simply pixellating old paintings – which gives a crude result full of meaningless browns and greys – but rather a precise reframing and recolouring in order to create pleasing compositions that work on their own, irrespective of whether a viewer knows anything about the paintings on which they are based.
So, in making these prints, I didn't feel burdened by the need to represent the original paintings too closely. I wanted to produce something new, albeit strongly inspired by art that's old, familiar and loved.
Peter Dean, London, 2018
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