Christine Ferber's Alsace damson jam – quetsches d'Alsace – is a richly fruity jam that pays homage to the region's traditional damson tarts.
Damsons are part of the plum family. They are very similar in colour and flavour, though damsons tend to be richer in flavour. Spread the rosy-purple jam on toast, croissants or scones for breakfast or afternoon tea.
Experience the magic blends of fresh Alsace fruits, flowers and herbs with Christine Ferber's jams. The seasonal fruits are harvested locally from the fields, mountains and forests, and cooked daily in very small batches – never more than four kilograms together in one of her copper cauldrons. All are produced in their kitchen in the small village Niedermorschwihr, nestled in the heart of the vineyards in Alsace. And Christine rises at 5.30am every morning to tend to the fruit herself. Availability of the jams varies season by season.
Prepared with a minimum of 68g of fruit per 100g. Once opened, keep refrigerated and consume within 8 days. Ingredients: fruits, sugar, apple pectin, lemon juice.


Well, Fall is on the way and it's time to ease our way into more layers + boots. The boys love rocking boots all year long really, but the Fall is their favorite because they've gotta show off the hottest footwear for the new school year. We rock Dr. Martens every year, but these TMNT versions of the classic are SO HOT!
I styled the boots with small hints of color instead of trying to match the boots + outfits completely. Tyler has a hint of red on to match his Ralp boots, and Tristin rocks a different shade of green to go with his Donnie boots.
Oh! Tyler got a new haircut! What do you think?! He's been dying for a change, so there you have it! He is ecstatic about it!
Whether they are playing Minecraft, listening to music or watching videos, the boys always have headphones in their ears. When I was little, I remember my mom always said that my eyes would be horrible when I grew up because I sat so close to the television - she was right. Now as a mom, I wonder what about my boys' ears? Guess what, a smart dad thought about the same thing and started Puro Sound Labs. Dave Russell created headphones that won't let kids pump up the volume, in an effort to prevent sound-induced hearing loss. BRAVO.
The boys love the quality, the gorgeous design (yes design, they are into fashion, remember?!) and I love that my kiddos won't suffer hearing loss before they get to high school. I also love that the headphones fit the kids' heads perfectly. Usually they try to wear adult headphones and if they are not falling off, they are super uncomfortable.
How could I not be excited about a healthy-version of a product that my kids use so much these days? Make sure to check out Puro here. Let us know if you get a pair on Instagram or Twitter!
We were provided a pair of headphones to review. All opinions expressed are completely my own.
Tyler had the best time in this commercial for Jersey Mike's. Not only was the production company super fun and so great to the kids that were there, Tyler got to eat a sub sandwich on camera...over and over, and over again! As you probably know, boys love to eat so this was a double treat for him! This month Jersey Mike's is giving away proceeds from their subs to local charities in their month of giving, so we were so excited that Tyler could take part in spreading the word about such a great organization, and worthy cause.
If you haven't had a Jersey Mike's sandwich, this is the best time to try it for sure! To learn more about Jersey Mike's Month of Giving, click here, and you can watch Tyler's commercial below or click here! Let us know how you think he did! I think he stuffed his face pretty good! Lol!
For that kid that keeps a gadget, game or digital device in hand at all times, we present.....DRUM ROLL... the Gift Guide for the DIGITAL KID! We're talking some serious gaming headphones, drones, a mobile game streaming app and more, all for your digital kid's holiday pleasure!
How cool is his image of Madison and Tristin? Tristin is totally in brands found at Babesta and Maddie rocks a Dillonger jacket (boys brand, but you know how I adore girls in "boys" clothing) and jeans + top from Babesta. See details on each the brand below the picture and you can click through directly to the product! I love mixing patterns and textures and these brands made it super easy.
If you haven't already, make sure to check out our other gift ideas for the Lil' Girl and the Sporty Kiddo!
Oh and tomorrow, you can enter for a chance to win one of TWO PAIRS of Dr. Martens boots for your cool kid! YEP! So make sure to sign up for our newsletter so you are ahead of the game! Happy Holidays!
I'm super excited about these images I shot of the boys in Rich Boys. Doesn't it look like a music video, or an album cover for two hot music stars? Yep, that was the vibe I was going for and Rich Boys makes it sooo easy because they have these pieces with unique details you can't find anywhere else.
Check out the print on Tristin's shirt, and the details on his jeans with the gold zippers. And when have you ever seen painted jeans like Tyler's? A work of art I tell you! And you don't have to wear the pieces all at once, you take one statement item and one plain item and it really looks hot.
Check out Rich Boys here and let us know if you see anything you like. Oh, and despite the name, they don't only make clothes for boys, by the way. What do you think about stepping boys style up a bit from the classic jeans and sweats? Let me know in the comments below.
What's Cool? Arthur Ashe Kids Day 2015!
This summer is going out with a BIG BANG! We got a chance to go behind the scenes ofArthur Ashe Kids Day 2015, an annual event which teaches kids to get active with tennis which honors the memory of Arthur Ashe. Kids get to check out the skills of tennis greats like Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal and enjoy musical performances galore! Tristin + Tyler even got a chance to interview some really cool musical artists like American Authors, Natalie La Rose, Kalin and Myles and Radio Disney's Brooke Taylor! The boys rocked out to the latest music, but more importantly, they learned about the legacy of Arthur Ashe, the first African American player selected to the United States Davis Cup team and the only African American ever to win the singles title at Wimbledon, the US Open, or the Australian Open. Arthur Ashe's legacy was important in so many ways, whether it was encouraging kids to do what they love, perform against all odds or always think about giving back - that man was inspirational.
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What's Up, City Kid?! - FAO SCHWARZ IS CLOSING!
One of the most iconic New York City spots is closing on July 15th! Have you ever been to FAO SCHWARZ toy store? Well it is on Fifth Avenue in NYC and it is the most iconic toy store EVER! I remember going there as a child and being totally enamored by the huge stuffed animals and the loads of toys on every floor. Since it's closing in a month, I had to bring Tristin and Tyler there to do a little shopping and take it all in before it closes. So if you can't make it to NYC, Tristin and Tyler have got you covered -- in this episode of What's Up, City Kid?! go inside FAO Schwarz so you have a piece of the store too before it's gone! Click the image above or CLICK HERE to see the video and please SUBSCRIBE on YouTube so you don't miss any videos!!
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Q: How to prove that this integral operator converges to e^-x? I have this integral operator:
$ L[y]=\int_0^x (s-y(s) ds) $
Applying the operator to $y_0(x)=0$, I've found
$y_1(x)=(1/2)x^2$,
$y_2(x)=(1/2)x^2-(1/6)x^3$
$y_3(x)=(1/2)x^2-(1/4)x^3+(1/24)x^4$
It seems that $\lim\limits_{n\to\infty}   y_n(x)=1/ e^x$
But, given taylor series,  how can I prove this?
Thanks for your time

A: Step 1: Finding the suspect
So, you are looking at
$$
y_0(x)=0,\quad \text{and}\quad y_n(x)=\int_0^x (s-y_{n-1}(s))\,ds.\tag{*}
$$
First we note that if $y_n$ converges to some function $y$, then so does $y_{n-1}$, and we could suspect that $y$ satisfies
$$
y(x)=\int_0^x(s-y(s))\,ds.
$$
Differentiating, we find that
$$
y'(x)=x-y(x),\quad y(0)=0.
$$
This is a linear differential equation, which has solution
$$
y(x)=e^{-x}-1+x.
$$
Thus, this function is clearly our candidate.
Step 2: Prove it is guilty:
By doing a Taylor expansion of our suspect, we find that
$$
y(x)=\sum_{k=2}^{+\infty}\frac{(-1)^k}{k!}x^k.
$$
Now, what if we can show that the partial sums, up to a renumbering of one, coincide with the $y_n$? Let us try to show by induction that the $y_n$ defined in $(*)$ satisfies
$$
y_n(x)=\sum_{k=2}^{n+1}\frac{(-1)^k}{k!}x^k,\quad \forall n\geq 1.\tag{**}
$$
Now $y_1(x)=x^2/2$, so the first step is OK. Assume that it is true for $n-1$, i.e. that
$$
y_{n-1}(x)=\sum_{k=2}^{n}\frac{(-1)^k}{k!}x^k.
$$
Then, integrating, we find that (we integrate, and at one step put $l=k+1$)
$$
\begin{split}
y_n(x)&=\int_0^x(s-y_{n-1}(s))\,ds\\
&=\int_0^x \Bigl(s-\sum_{k=2}^{n}\frac{(-1)^k}{k!}s^k\Bigr)\,ds\\
&=\frac{x^2}{2}-\sum_{k=2}^n\frac{(-1)^k}{k!}\frac{x^{k+1}}{k+1}\\
&=\frac{x^2}{2}+\sum_{l=3}^{n+1}\frac{(-1)^l}{l!}x^l\\
&=\sum_{l=2}^{n+1}\frac{(-1)^l}{l!}x^l
\end{split}
$$
Thus, $(**)$ is proven by induction. Now, recognizing the series expansion of $e^{-x}$, we find that, indeed,
$$
y_n(x)\to e^{-x}-1+x
$$
as $n\to+\infty$.

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Cleveland Cavaliers vs Denver Nuggets: Lineups, preview & prediction 3/7/18
Denver need every win they can get, and will be hoping to make it two wins in five days against the Cavs on Wednesday.
Three keys to the game
Matchup to watch
Denver Nuggets predicted starting lineup
Cleveland Cavaliers predicted starting lineup
Fantasy tip
Betting tip
The Nuggets' playoff place hangs in the balance after they suffered a disappointing 107-118 loss in Dallas yesterday. A 23-38 third quarter proved too much for Denver to overcome as they allowed the Mavericks to shoot 55.6% from long range in the game. The Nuggets' 35-29 record still has them in eighth place, but they are just half a game ahead of the Clippers, and 1.5 games ahead of Utah.
The Cavs are not yet guaranteed a place in the playoffs either, though they will not be too worried about where they sit. They are in third place in the Eastern Conference standings with a record of 37-26. Cleveland are coming off a comfortable 112-90 victory over the Pistons on Monday. Larry Nance Jr had the best game of his career in his first night as a starter for the Cavs, contributing 22 points and 15 rebounds, while LeBron James sat out the entire last quarter after putting up 31 points, seven boards and seven assists in the first three.
Which Jokic will turn up? - Jokic was in an incredible patch of form either side of the All-Star break. Over a five game period, he averaged 24.6 points, 12.4 rebounds, and 11.0 assists. In four games since then though, he has suddenly changed his playing style. In this time he is taking just 6.8 shots per game for an average of ten points, and he has failed to score in double figures in all of his past three games. His other numbers have also dropped, and he is averaging just 7.8 rebounds and 5.5 assists over the last four weeks.
Last time they played - The last time these two sides played was just last weekend. The Nuggets' offense proved too good for the Cavs' suspect defense in that game as they won 126-117. James had 25 points and 15 assists but had too few helpers, while the Nuggets had four players score 16 points or more. Will history repeat itself?
The Pepsi Center - The Nuggets' home floor hasn't been a happy hunting ground for visitors this season. At the highest altitude court in the NBA, Denver are 24-9. They have, however, lost their last two games there, one to the Clippers and one to the Rockets.
Larry Nance Jr vs Nikola Jokic - With Tristan Thompson out for multiple games with an ankle sprain, the Cavs will be starting Nance at center, and one game into this change they will be feeling pretty happy about it. The former Laker was dominant from the first tip against Detroit, and shot 9-for-15 on the way to 22 points and 15 boards in just 32 minutes. The talented 25-year-old will be feeling good about himself, but in Jokic he faces one of the most unique challenges in basketball.
Jokic averages 16.9 points, 10.5 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 1.1 steals per game this season, all career highs, and his ability to shoot, pass and score inside make him an extremely dangerous offensive threat. As he has shown in recent games though, the aggression with which he plays varies significantly from night to night. If he keeps playing as he has in the past week, Nance could get the better of this matchup, but if the big Serb decides to turn it on, he could win Denver the game.
PG - Jamal Murray | SG - Gary Harris | SF - Wilson Chandler | PF - Paul Millsap | C - Nikola Jokic
PG - George Hill | SG - JR Smith | SF - LeBron James | PF - Cedi Osman | C - Larry Nance Jr
Harris was the man to stop when the Nuggets beat Cleveland last week. The young guard shot 10-for-17, including 6-for-10 from downtown, on the way to 32 points.
James' 8.1 assists per game in his 27 outings against Denver is the highest of his career. In these games, he also puts up 26.3 points on 49.2% shooting, grabs 7.2 rebounds, and contributes 1.3 steals.
The over/under points total is set at 231.0 points in this game, which is about as high as oddsmakers usually go, but it probably still won't be enough. The Cavs rank fifth in the league in offensive efficiency and 28th in defense, while the Nuggets have the sixth most efficient offense in the NBA and the 26th ranked defense. Last time they played, the points total was 243, so expect this one to go above 231.
As it was the last time these sides played, this will be a high-scoring affair with a lot of impressive offense and not a lot of defense.
Jokic's influence on the game will be perhaps the single most important factor in its outcome, so expect him to show a lot more aggression on the offensive end in this game.
The game will see-saw back and forth before Denver pull away late on their home floor. The Nuggets will earn themselves an important victory with a 124-119 win.
The game will be broadcast nationally on ESPN. Tip-off is at 10:30pm ET.

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Before you can build your dream home on the coast, you will need some house plans. Who should you turn to for these plans? How much is it going to cost? Here's a break down of what you need to know.
Who Should Draw My New House Plans?
It is a case by case basis that you should make this decision.
The one thing each of these professionals has in common is that they all are capable of supplying house plans that can be submitted to council for approval and that builders can use in construction. A draftsman can draft a set of plans based upon hundreds of previously drawn plans. Drafters who take a more creative approach often advertise their services as those of "building designers" as this is the modern day moniker of the draftsmen. The important distinguishing features between draftsmen, building designers and architects is that architects generally have a higher perceived level of training 5 years at university and 3500 logged hours of post grad experience (4 Undergrad & 1 master or 3 undergrad and 2 master) as opposed to Building designers who only require a 2 year diploma and hands on experience.
How Much Should New House Plans Cost?
Drafters, building designers and architects often charge a percentage of total construction, rather than an hourly fee.
For house plans and council approvals susch as DA & BA , a drafter or building designer might charge 3% of total building costs. Architects fees will be higher, ranging from 8% up to 15%, between 8-10% is roughly average for new residential properties , slightly more for renovations due to the extra time required to deal with measuring and altering existing elements That rate will probably include: project management, though. If you want house plans or purely conceptual work only, an architect might charge around 10% of total building cost.
If you don't know your construction costs, an architect or building designer might charge a flat rate based on the size of your house or a base rate plus hourly charges for plan alterations and other incidental costs. In many cases, they will start by showing you examples of their previous work and other designers work known as "precident" to get a better understanding of what you want and work out fees after your initial consultation.
This link Typical Fees charged by building designers is a good guide to follow.
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Can Moderate Social Democracy be Progressive?
Written by: Richard Sandbrook
Richard Sandbrook, the author of Reinventing the Left in the Global South, explores progressive politics in Latin America, South America, and Africa.
Progressive movements divide into two types. On the one hand, there are leftist parties with a moderate strategy that aim, or at least resign themselves, to implement redistributive programs with the acquiescence of the elites. On the other hand, we find parties that believe that only unrelenting confrontation of existing power structures and inherited privilege will bring the desired results. The division between class compromise and class struggle is fundamental.
The moderate social-democratic route is the preponderant path, especially in contemporary Latin America. Prominent cases include Brazil since 2006, Chile since 2000, Uruguay since 2004, Costa Rica from the 1950s until its slide into social liberalism in the 1990s, Mauritius since the early 1970s, and two states of India – Kerala and West Bengal – since the late 1980s. The moderate strategy is potentially progressive in that it avoids populism and the full commodification of labor, land and money, while dealing somewhat effectively with the challenges of poverty and inequality in the context of restrictive neoliberal globalization. Proponents have found a way, though only provisionally, to balance the imperatives of redistribution/equity and accumulation/efficiency in a capitalist economy.
They achieve this feat by marrying elements of macroeconomic orthodoxy to a pro-active state, incremental social citizenship and modest participatory institutions. On the one hand, the government attunes monetary and fiscal policy to keeping inflation low and the external debt minimal, and pursues a fairly open economy through trade liberalization and acceptance of foreign investment. To this extent the strategy accords with the Washington Consensus. On the other hand, and contrary to the Washington Consensus, governments promote redistribution from growth via a directive state developmentalism, with the aim of augmenting state revenues, "good" jobs and significantly higher minimum wages. Expanded public revenues and new taxes are used, among other things, to extend social citizenship by means of (usually phased in) universal social protection, targeted cash transfers (such as the famous Bolsa Família in Brazil) and good public services, especially education and health care. Proponents, in addition, promise to bolster democratic participation, both as an end in itself and as a means of buttressing the state's focus on reducing poverty and inequality. Anxious, however, to allay populist pressures that would undercut their delicate class compromises and pragmatic alliances in the legislature, Leftist governments generally expand only consultations at the national level and consign participatory decision-making to the local level. Hence, moderate social democrats undertake a hybrid approach, one that is neither fully neoliberal nor consistent with traditional notions of progressive politics.
State developmentalism, less apparent than the orthodox policies, deserves further attention. This approach lies between free-market orthodoxy, where the ideal is the self-regulating market, and the developmental state, where the state governs the market even to the extent of picking and promoting "winners." During the hey-day of import-substitution industrialization from the 1950s to the 1970s, many states played a highly directive role in the economies of the Global South. Governments involved themselves not only in extensive regulation but also in building a large sector of state-owned enterprises in utilities, transport, banking and sometimes manufacturing and agricultural production as well. The debt crisis and the consequent empowerment of the newly neoliberal World Bank and IMF rolled back interventionist states outside East Asia in the name of what became known as the Washington Consensus. However, in the 2000s, "industrial policy" (that is, some degree of state direction) experienced a renaissance spurred by disillusionment with the efficacy of neoliberal remedies in the 1990s and admiration for the achievements of the developmental states of East Asia and China.
Clearly, the moderate social-democratic strategy is highly complex, requiring a deft touch. In my book, Reinventing the Left in the Global South, I elaborate this view and provide illustrations, especially from contemporary Brazil. Paradoxically, even when, as in Brazil since 2004, the government succeeds in reducing poverty by two-thirds, decreasing income inequality and creating many new jobs (before the current downturn), it faces angry demands for more from a civil society reinvigorated by the ascent of the Left.
Consider the mass protests that swept Brazil in June and July 2013. Observers attributed the demonstrations to a general frustration with traditional politics in Brazil, the persistence of high inequality (even if lower than a decade earlier), and expectations that had outrun the means to satisfy them. Many Brazilians were disappointed that, despite free electoral democracy and an incumbent socialist party, not enough had changed. Finally, highly concentrated private media empires used the protests to bludgeon the PT (Workers Party) administration with charges of incompetence and corruption. The protests signalled anger, demands for better services, cleaner politics and improved opportunities, but no coherent idea of how to change the situation.
The Brazilian protests, together with the similar ones in Chile beginning in 2006,, illustrate the limitations of moderate social democracy. Despite its achievements, the party must deal with constituencies that expect more. Yet the progressive government is highly constrained. Private media empires dwell on every supposed deficiency of the Left to stir up popular opposition. The Left, broadly defined, usually holds a minority of legislative seats, requiring the government to make dubious concessions to opportunistic minor parties to pass key legislation. All parties, including the PT, need campaign funds to fight elections, but that usually means cultivating private firms and wealthy individuals. It is challenging, to say the least, to make the rapid progress toward equal freedom that the people expect.
Moreover, moderate social democrats may succeed in balancing conflicting imperatives only as long as growth continues. The commodity boom through much of the period 2003-13 served the Left well. But when growth recedes, the leadership loses its ability to promote both accumulation and redistribution (or, rather, redistribution from accumulation). The moderate Left's choices may then become stark: to seize the accumulation imperative in reassuring investors, thus reverting to neoliberalism, or to embrace asset as well as income redistribution, thus effectively moving to class confrontation. Either path will prove tumultuous.
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We recently applied the new email subscription widget to our blog's header, and indeed it has produced some amazing results. Today ill be sharing the same widget with you guys with a hope that it produces the same results as it has produced for us.
Getting email IDs of your visitors is one of the most important ways to secure your traffic in long term prospects. Consider how so many of your visitors come by daily, read what they were looking for (through search engines) and fly by. They wont even remember your blog's name.
So the only solution this is to make sure that they subscribe to your blog in some way or another. Whether through social media (Facebook/Twitter etc) or via email subscription widgets.
As this widget is great to be used in the header of just below the page navigation bars, it has some amazing results. Its probably one of the first thing that the visitors see and tends to leave out their emails in no time.
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Got a movie buff on your holiday gift-giving list? Pair a DVD with the book it was based on and a promise to read and/or watch it together.
Buying for a child who's interested in science? Pair The Magic School Bus - Human Body with a corresponding book - The Magic School Bus Inside the Human Body.
Of course there are a few picture books that have been turned into major motion pictures. The Polar Express is a classic book that's been turned into a full-length movie. Horton Hears a Who is being released on DVD December 9, just in time fo r holiday giving.
Another great girly movie/book pairing is The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants w ith Ann Brashare's novel (or series). (Movie is PG-13, first book I would say 7th grade and up, but the subsequent ones get more mature.) Also worth noting is that Ann Brashares has what looks to be the first in a new series coming out in January: 3 Willows is due out January 13.
Need more ideas? Check out the rest of my 12 Days of Giving posts!
What a great post Abby! Thanks...I'm going to use your Knuffle Bunny tip!
THanks for doing this, Abby. Years ago, I make a list of the gifts given in LIttle Women and the Little House books. I've posted that list in my blog if you'd like to take a look.
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Chorus, Theatre, Percussion Ensemble & Instrumental Music
Cook-Wissahickon offers a large and active music program that includes two choirs, a theatre program, percussion ensemble, and orchestra/band.
The Music program at Cook-Wissahickon has created several successful, after school programs, including two regionally recognized choirs, a percussion ensemble, and a theatre program.
Instrumental music provides lessons for the violin, cello, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and various percussion instruments.
In addition to performing regularly at school functions, Cook-Wissahichon music students have been chosen as members of the highly selective All City Elementary/Middle School Chorus, Band and Orchestra. Our former students now perform in some of the city's finest high school orchestras and bands at CAPA, GAMP, Central, Masterman, and Girls' High School.
Please check the music website for information regarding the school's music curriculum and co-curricular opportunities (e.g., choir, theatre, bucket drumming ensemble, band, and orchestra) and special music department fundraisers. There is a special page for Choir, Bucket Drumming, Theatre, and Band and Orchestra Information.
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Q: Unable to get jsoneditor working in remix I'm trying to integrate jsoneditor (https://github.com/josdejong/jsoneditor) into Remix and can't seem to make it work.
First I tried to pull it in the way the docs suggest(?):
import {useEffect, useState, useRef} from "react";
import JSONEditor from 'jsoneditor';
import type { LinksFunction } from "@remix-run/node";
import stylesUrl from 'jsoneditor/dist/jsoneditor.css';

export const links: LinksFunction = () => {
    return [{ rel: "stylesheet", href: stylesUrl }];
};

let jsonEditor: any = null;

export default function EditorRoute() {
    const editorRef = useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null);
    const value = "test";

    useEffect(() => {
        const options = {
            mode: 'code',
            onChangeJSON: (e:any) => console.log(e),
        };
        jsonEditor = new JSONEditor(editorRef.current, options);
        jsonEditor.set({ "a": "1", "b": "2" });

        return () => {
            jsonEditor.destroy();
        };
    }, [value]);

    return (
        <div className="jsoneditor-react-container" ref={editorRef} />
    )
}

Which results in:
ReferenceError: self is not defined
    at Object.<anonymous> (C:\Users\xxx\code\remix\remix-jokes\node_modules\jsoneditor\dist\0:31:1)
    at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1105:14)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1159:10)
    at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:981:32)
    at Function.Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:822:12)
    at Module.require (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1005:19)
    at require (node:internal/modules/cjs/helpers:102:18)
    at Object.<anonymous> (C:\Users\jboorn\code\remix\remix-jokes\app\routes\editor.tsx:2:38)
    at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1105:14)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1159:10)

Then I tried this package:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/jsoneditor-react
But I get the following error on import:
import React, { Component } from 'react';
^^^^^^

SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module
    at Object.compileFunction (node:vm:352:18)
    at wrapSafe (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1033:15)
    at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1069:27)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1159:10)
    at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:981:32)
    at Function.Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:822:12)
    at Module.require (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1005:19)
    at require (node:internal/modules/cjs/helpers:102:18)
    at Object.<anonymous> (C:\Users\jboorn\code\remix\remix-jokes\app\routes\editor.tsx:2:38)
    at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1105:14)

I know this has something to do with ES6 imports and server side rendering, but I'm hoping that there is some simple fix that doesn't involve me getting very deep into the internals of these things.
If someone can point me to an example of a jsoneditor implementation in remix that doesn't use jsoneditor-react that's also fine - I really just want to get this editor into my app.
Any ideas?


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Pressure is on GOP to pass tax cuts
Failure on tax cuts would be as much GOP not working together as it would partisanship
Pressure is on GOP to pass tax cuts Failure on tax cuts would be as much GOP not working together as it would partisanship Check out this story on clarionledger.com: http://on.thec-l.com/1MB6blm
Geoff Pender, The Clarion-Ledger Published 3:51 p.m. CT March 14, 2015 | Updated 10:22 a.m. CT March 16, 2015
Geoff Pender(Photo: The Clarion-Ledger)
After all the talk and effort on tax cuts, the pressure is on the GOP legislative leadership to pass some into law this election year, lest somebody look foolish.
But as the 2015 legislative session enters the home stretch, it's unclear how, or if, that will happen. While the state's Republican leaders — Gov. Phil Bryant, Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves and House Speaker Philip Gunn — have all vowed to cut taxes, they didn't work together on a plan. Now, the House and Senate have their own, drastically different plans, and it's unclear how they could be combined, or if one could prevail over the other.
It's also unclear whether the House could muster another bipartisan three-fifths vote to pass another tax cut plan. Its vote a couple of weeks ago to pass the Gunn tax cut plan may have been a one-off political anomaly. Democrats openly said they were voting for it for political cover and with the knowledge it likely wouldn't survive the Senate. They may balk if presented another measure — the Senate's plan or a compromise — and thwart the supermajority needed to pass it.
It's doubtful whether the Senate would or could take this into account and pass the House plan on to the governor as is and be done.
Reeves and the Senate have a plan that includes phasing out the corporate franchise tax, a break for small business owners similar to federal deductions and phasing out the lowest bracket of the state's multi-tiered personal income tax. This plan would cost $380 million to $400 million, phased in over 10 years.
Gunn and the House leadership propose eliminating the state's personal income tax — expected to bring in $1.7 billion, or a third of the state's revenue, this year — in as little as 15 years. The plan includes a "growth trigger" to protect the budget, allowing the phased cuts only in years when revenue increases 3 percent or more. But opponents say these cuts would, at best, eat up any revenue increases and ensure the state's budget doesn't grow even as the economy improves.
Last week, the House Ways and Means Committee passed the Senate tax cut plan, but only after major alterations that ensure it can't pass into law as is. Chairman Jeff Smith, R-Columbus, voiced his opinion to the committee on whether the House and Senate plans could be combined.
"We can't cut income taxes on individuals and cut the franchise tax in the same year," Smith said. "That just can't be done."
Some more cynical political observers have opined that, at least in the House, the effort was as much about forcing Democrats to vote against tax cuts during an election year as it was about really passing any tax cuts.
If so, that was a rather risky political gambit. GOP leaders have promised tax cuts, and they're in charge. That bell is hard to unring.
A deadline this week will force some telling action. Each chamber has to vote on the other's plan, although final deals don't have to be reached for another couple of weeks.
GOP leaders can, and most assuredly would, try to lay off failure to pass tax cuts this year on Democrats. But in this case, failure to pass tax cuts would be as much about Republican leaders failing to work together as it would be about partisanship.
Contact Geoff Pender at (601) 961-7266 or gpender@jackson.gannett.com. Follow @GeoffPender on Twitter.
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Tuesday's gossip: Neymar, Fabregas, Remy, Ighalo, Wilshere
Last updated on 29 December 201529 December 2015 .From the section Football
For a list of all the latest deals, check out the transfers page.
Barcelona forward Neymar, 23, is in negotiations over a new contract with the Spanish club, but says he is aware of Manchester City's interest in him. (Independent)external-link
Manchester United are preparing to offer £45m for Lazio's Brazilian attacking midfielder Felipe Anderson, 22. (La Repubblica, via Daily Star)external-link
Italian clubs Juventus and Inter Milan are both interested in signing 28-year-old Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas. (Daily Mail via Corriere dello Sport)external-link
Watford's Nigerian striker Odion Ighalo, 26, who has scored 14 goals this season, is a £12m target for Spanish club Atletico Madrid. (Daily Mirror)external-link
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Aston Villa boss Remi Garde is trying to convince Chelsea's French striker Loic Remy, 28, to join the Premier League's bottom club on loan until the end of the season. (Daily Mirror)external-link
Ex-Manchester United player Ray Wilkins believes the Old Trafford club's decision to sell Mexico striker Javier Hernandez, 27, to Bayer Leverkusen was a mistake. (Talksport)external-link
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney, 30, has not scored for his club since 3 November and fears his form could cost him a place in the England side at Euro 2016. (Times - subscription required)external-link
Former Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole, 35, will meet with LA Galaxy bosses this week to try and secure a move to the Major League Soccer club in the United States. (Daily Express)external-link
Cole's ex-Chelsea team-mate Frank Lampard believes the club should have kept former manager Jose Mourinho until the end of the season. (Sun)external-link
Manchester United winger Adnan Januzaj, 20, could be coming back to Old Trafford early after an unsuccessful loan period at Borussia Dortmund. (Sun)external-link
Bacary Sagna is urging Manchester City fans to be patient with his fellow French international Eliaquim Mangala, 24, insisting the defender can still be a "great" given time.(Daily Express)external-link
Best of social media
Tottenham beat Watford thanks to a dramatic late Son Heung-min goal and his Spurs team-mate Dele Alli posted a picture in honour of his team-mate on Twitter:
Injured Liverpool and England striker Daniel Sturridge posted a picture on Twitterexternal-link of him and his family playing an Anfield-themed version of the board game Monopoly.
Striker Peter Crouch tweeted his support to his Stoke team-mates after their 4-3 win over Everton, but also mentioned his omission from Mark Hughes' squad.
West Ham striker Andy Carroll was a focal point on social media on Monday after sporting a braided ponytail as the Hammers beat Southampton. (Metro)external-link
Match of the Day pundit Ian Wright's defence of out-of-favour West Brom striker Saido Berahino had his colleague Alan Shearer in stitches, as the former Newcastle striker tweeted.external-link Wright said Berahino, 22, was "a really good lad, he loves his mum."
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GA Code § 21-2-384 (2014) What's This?
(a) (1) The superintendent shall, in consultation with the board of registrars or absentee ballot clerk, prepare, obtain, and deliver before the date specified in paragraph (2) of this subsection an adequate supply of official absentee ballots to the board of registrars or absentee ballot clerk for use in the primary or election or as soon as possible prior to a runoff. Envelopes and other supplies as required by this article may be ordered by the superintendent, the board of registrars, or the absentee ballot clerk for use in the primary or election.
(2) The board of registrars or absentee ballot clerk shall mail or issue official absentee ballots to all eligible applicants not more than 49 days but not less than 45 days prior to any presidential preference primary, general primary other than a municipal general primary, general election other than a municipal general election, or special primary or special election in which there is a candidate for a federal office on the ballot; 22 days prior to any municipal general primary or municipal general election; and as soon as possible prior to any runoff. In the case of all other special primaries or special elections, the board of registrars or absentee ballot clerk shall mail or issue official absentee ballots to all eligible applicants within three days after the receipt of such ballots and supplies, but no earlier than 22 days prior to the election; provided, however, that should any elector of the jurisdiction be permitted to vote by absentee ballot beginning 49 days prior to a primary or election, all eligible applicants of such jurisdiction shall be entitled to vote by absentee ballot beginning 49 days prior to such primary or election. As additional applicants are determined to be eligible, the board or clerk shall mail or issue official absentee ballots to such additional applicants immediately upon determining their eligibility; provided, however, that no absentee ballot shall be mailed by the registrars or absentee ballot clerk on the day prior to a primary or election and provided, further, that no absentee ballot shall be issued on the day prior to a primary or election. The board of registrars shall, within the same time periods specified in this subsection, electronically transmit official absentee ballots to all electors who have requested to receive their official absentee ballot electronically and are entitled to vote such absentee ballot under the federal Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 1973ff, et seq., as amended.
(3) The date a ballot is voted in the registrar's or absentee ballot clerk's office or the date a ballot is mailed or issued to an elector and the date it is returned shall be entered on the application record therefor.
(4) The delivery of an absentee ballot to a person confined in a hospital may be made by the registrar or clerk on the day of a primary or election or during a five-day period immediately preceding the day of such primary or election.
(5) In the event an absentee ballot which has been mailed by the board of registrars or absentee ballot clerk is not received by the applicant, the applicant may notify the board of registrars or absentee ballot clerk and sign an affidavit stating that the absentee ballot has not been received. The board of registrars or absentee ballot clerk shall then issue a second absentee ballot to the applicant and cancel the original ballot issued. The affidavit shall be attached to the original application. A second application for an absentee ballot shall not be required.
(b) Except for ballots voted within the confines of the registrar's or absentee ballot clerk's office, in addition to the mailing envelope, the superintendent, board of registrars, or absentee ballot clerk shall provide two envelopes for each official absentee ballot, of such size and shape as shall be determined by the Secretary of State, in order to permit the placing of one within the other and both within the mailing envelope. On the smaller of the two envelopes to be enclosed in the mailing envelope shall be printed the words "Official Absentee Ballot" and nothing else. On the back of the larger of the two envelopes to be enclosed within the mailing envelope shall be printed the form of oath of the elector and the oath for persons assisting electors, as provided for in Code Section 21-2-409, and the penalties provided for in Code Sections 21-2-568, 21-2-573, 21-2-579, and 21-2-599 for violations of oaths; and on the face of such envelope shall be printed the name and address of the board of registrars or absentee ballot clerk. The mailing envelope addressed to the elector shall contain the two envelopes, the official absentee ballot, the uniform instructions for the manner of preparing and returning the ballot, in form and substance as provided by the Secretary of State, and a notice in the form provided by the Secretary of State of all withdrawn, deceased, and disqualified candidates and any substitute candidates pursuant to Code Sections 21-2-134 and 21-2-155 and nothing else. The uniform instructions shall include information specific to the voting system used for absentee voting concerning the effect of overvoting or voting for more candidates than one is authorized to vote for a particular office and information concerning how the elector may correct errors in voting the ballot before it is cast including information on how to obtain a replacement ballot if the elector is unable to change the ballot or correct the error. (c)(1) The oaths referred to in subsection (b) of this Code section shall be in substantially the following form: I, the undersigned, do swear (or affirm) that I am a citizen of the United States and of the State of Georgia; that my residence address is County, Georgia; that I possess the qualifications of an elector required by the laws of the State of Georgia; that I am entitled to vote in the precinct containing my residence in the primary or election in which this ballot is to be cast; that I am eligible to vote by absentee ballot; that I have not marked or mailed any other absentee ballot, nor will I mark or mail another absentee ballot for voting in such primary or election; nor shall I vote therein in person; and that I have read and understand the instructions accompanying this ballot; and that I have carefully complied with such instructions in completing this ballot. I understand that the offer or acceptance of money or any other object of value to vote for any particular candidate, list of candidates, issue, or list of issues included in this election constitutes an act of voter fraud and is a felony under Georgia law.
Oath of Person Assisting Elector (if any): I, the undersigned, do swear (or affirm) that I assisted the above-named elector in marking such elector's absentee ballot as such elector personally communicated such elector's preference to me; and that such elector is entitled to receive assistance in voting under provisions of subsection (a) of Code Section 21-2-409. This, the day of , .
Elector -- Relationship Reason for assistance (Check appropriate square):  Elector is unable to read the English language.  Elector requires assistance due to physical disability.
The forms upon which such oaths are printed shall contain the following information: Georgia law provides, in subsection (b) of Code Section 21-2-409, that no person shall assist more than ten electors in any primary, election, or runoff in which there is no federal candidate on the ballot. Georgia law further provides that any person who knowingly falsifies information so as to vote illegally by absentee ballot or who illegally gives or receives assistance in voting, as specified in Code Section 21-2-568 or 21-2-573, shall be guilty of a felony.
(2) In the case of absent uniformed services or overseas voters, if the presidential designee under Section 705(b) of the federal Help America Vote Act promulgates a standard oath for use by such voters, the Secretary of State shall be required to use such oath on absentee ballot materials for such voters and such oath shall be accepted in lieu of the oath set forth in paragraph (1) of this subsection.
(d) Each board of registrars or absentee ballot clerk shall maintain for public inspection a master list, arranged by precincts, setting forth the name and residence of every elector to whom an official absentee ballot has been sent. Absentee electors whose names appear on the master list may be challenged by any elector prior to 5:00 P.M. on the day before the primary or election.
(e) The State Election Board shall by rule or regulation establish procedures for the transmission of blank absentee ballots by mail and by electronic transmission for all electors who are entitled to vote by absentee ballot under the federal Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 1973ff, et seq., as amended, and by which such electors may designate whether the elector prefers the transmission of such ballots by mail or electronically. If no preference is stated, the ballot shall be transmitted by mail. The State Election Board shall by rule or regulation establish procedures to ensure to the extent practicable that the procedures for transmitting such ballots shall protect the security and integrity of such ballots and shall ensure that the privacy of the identity and other personal data of such electors who are entitled to vote by absentee ballot under the federal Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, 42 U.S.C. Section 1973ff, et seq., as amended, to whom a blank absentee ballot is transmitted under this Code section is protected throughout the process of such transmission.


My favorite mushrooms to stuff are Shikake, and since I found a huge basket of them at the farmers market this weekend, I got to work. This simple, vegan dish makes for a lovely spring supper.
Remove stalks from Shitake. Smear a little vegan spread or butter on the bottom on each mushroom, and arrange them bottom bottom-side-down in a baking dish.
Heat the oil in a large skillet and add the Fenugreek seeds. Fry for a minute.
Add the onion, garlic and fennel. Fry over a medium heat, constantly stirring, until the onion and fennel is soft.
Add the pecans and break crumbs and fry for another minute. Season well.
Place a dot of vegan butter substitute into each mushroom. Spoon in the stuffing.
Cover with foil, and bake for 15 minutes. Remove foil and bake for a further 10 mins.
Sprinkle with chopped flat leaf parsley before serving.


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Jeanette Winterson: The Gap of Time
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The latest addition to my website is Jeanette Winterson's The Gap of Time. This is the first in a series of reimaginings of Shakespeare's plays by well-known novelists. Winterson has chosen to do The Winter's Tale, because, as she says, it is about an abandoned baby and she was abandoned as a baby. Winterson certainly reimagines the play. She sets it in the UK and the US in the present time. Leontes, the bad king, becomes Leo, a banker turned hedge fund owner. Hermione, his wife, becomes MiMi, a singer. Antigonus, who carries the baby to Bohemia (here New Bohemia, a New Orleans-type town) becomes Tony González, a gardener. Polixenes, the friend and later the enemy of Leontes, becomes Xeno a video game designer.
A succesful Shakespeare adaptation
The book starts with the death of Tony González, killed by thugs (Exit, pursued by a bear in Act III of the play) and Shep (an African-American piano player) and his son, Clo (Shepherd and Clown in the play) rescue the baby, Perdita, and bring her up. Meanwhile, in London, Leo is insanely jealous of Mimi, thinking that she has been having an affair with Xeno and is pregnant with his child. This is the child that will become Perdita. Winterson has said that she wants to fill in the back stories and she does both with more of Leo's jealousy and the happy life of Perdita, Shep and Clo. As in Shakespeare, it all ends more or less happily. However, as this is not one of Shakespeare's best plays and Winterson's attempts to fill in the gaps do not amount to much, it is not, in my view, a great success. An interesting attempt, perhaps, but not much more.
Anne Tyler's reimagining of The Taming of the Shrew
This is by no means the first time this has been done. Numerous novels have used Shakespeare's plots. The BBC produced four modern retellings of Shakespeare plays a few years ago. And Kiss Me, Kate remains one of my favourite musicals. Future novels in this series include Howard Jacobson doing The Merchant of Venice, Anne Tyler doing The Taming of the Shrew (but, presumably, not like Kiss Me, Kate – see cover at left), Margaret Atwood doing The Tempest, Tracy Chevalier doing Othello, Gillian Flynn doing Hamlet, Edward St Aubyn doing King Lear and Jo Nesbø doing Macbeth. Some seem more interesting than others. Now if they had someone doing Macbeth, with Alex Salmond as Macbeth and Nicola Sturgeon as Lady M or Michel Houellebecq doing Hamlet, that might be worth reading. Just a thought.
This is the five hundredth English novel on my site, a figure which is totally unjustified in terms of the relative value of the English novel compared to the novel of other nationalities but I make no apologies for it.
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Kington golf club is one of england's finest natural inland links and noted for the superb quality of its greens.
The Eardisland Dovecote is one of Eardisland's most distinctive historical buildings. Its origins are probably late 17th or early 18th century, although the earliest reference to a dovecote in the village is 1469.
Weobley Museum is situated on the site of the old police station and courtroom. The museum displays artefacts and archives which put Weobley in context through its history.
Welcome to Burton Court, a typical squire's house built around the surprising survival of a 14th Century Great Hall. The east front was re-designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis in 1912.
Like all good cider stories, it started with an apple and a conversation! That was way back in 2000 and Paul has been obsessed with apples and flavours and making the best cider and Perry ever since!


New York is one of the world's great scents. Created by Patricia de Nicolai, it is classic elegance in a modern perfume.
It starts out with citrus, which then fades and allows lavender and sage to come forward. Clove and cinnamon add spiciness. At the heart is patchouli with pepper and paprika to warm things up. Cedar adds a woody note. A base of vanilla, leather and amber softens the spiciness and gives the scent a lovely , creamy drydown.
Don't let the fact that this is labelled a 'masculine' stop you from experiencing it. I wear it anytime of year, any time I like - why should boys have all the fun?


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Q: keep writing at the end of file after re opening it [in C#]If i keep the file open, I ncan write multiples input and it saves it but if i close it, re-open it and start to write again, it starts from the beggining and overwirte everything. I tryed to open it using FileMode.Append and to do a File.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.End);
Here is the file opening code :
else if (File.Exists((dossier_defaut + nom_lexique)) && File.Exists((dossier_defaut + nom_index))) //si les deux fichiers existent
{
                //ouverture des fichiers
    fs_lxq = File.Open((dossier_defaut + nom_lexique + extLexique), FileMode.Append, FileAccess.ReadWrite);  // Création du fichier
    fs_idx = File.Open((dossier_defaut + nom_index + extIndex), FileMode.Open, FileAccess.ReadWrite);  // Création du fichier
}
else //aucun fichier existe
{
                    //création de deux nouveaux fichiers
    fs_lxq = File.Open((dossier_defaut + nom_lexique + extLexique), FileMode.Create, FileAccess.ReadWrite);  // Création du fichier
    fs_idx = File.Open((dossier_defaut + nom_index + extIndex), FileMode.Create, FileAccess.ReadWrite);  // Création du fichier

}

How can I assure myself that it will allways write at the end?

A: You can use the AppendText method of a File object. See below:
        using (StreamWriter sw = File.AppendText(path))
        {
            sw.WriteLine("This");
            sw.WriteLine("is Extra");
            sw.WriteLine("Text");
        }

A: Ok it was just a stupid mistake in my conditions that checked if the file existed at the oppening of the program I had forgot to add the file extension so it was not finding it and creating new files everytime


Main Title Addressing Community Concerns: How Environmental Justice Relates to Land Use Planning and Zoning.
CORP Author National Academy of Public Administration, Washington, DC.;Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC.
In June 2002, the Office of Environmental Justice at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) asked the Standing Panel on Social Equity of the National Academy of Public Administration (the Academy) to study the relationship between environmental justice and local land use planning and zoning. This study complements the Academy's two previous environmental justice studies. The first study focused on EPA's programs for issuing air, water, and waste permits; and the second examined various state models for addressing environmental justice, with a particular focus on the permitting function. The current study focuses on how local government decisions on land use planning and zoning have-or have not-been used to address environmental justice issues in five selected communities where concerns about inequities have been raised.


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Updated Rutherford Co. Middle School Tournament results
Updated Rutherford Co. Middle School Tournament results Updated Rutherford Co. Middle School Tournament results Check out this story on dnj.com: http://on.dnj.com/1JTMGkN
Murfreesboro Published 11:57 p.m. CT Jan. 26, 2015 | Updated 12:01 a.m. CT Jan. 27, 2015
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Rutherford County Middle School
(All games at Christiana Middle)
Girls: No. 9 Central Magnet 28, No. 8 La Vergne 26; No. 6 Rockvale 58, No. 11 Smyrna 20; No. 7 Whitworth-Buchanan 40, No. 10 Rock Springs 30
Boys: No. 9 La Vergne 67, No. 8 Central Magnet 38; No. 6 Blackman 61, No. 11 Smyrna 18; No. 7 Siegel 32, No. 10 Stewarts Creek 31
Monday's games
Girls: Siegel 42, Stewarts Creek 26; Christiana 54, Rockvale 20; Oakland 56, Buchanan 29; Blackman 51, Central Magnet 20
Tuesday's games
Boys: No. 5 Christiana vs. No. 4 Rock Springs, 4 p.m.; No. 3 Buchanan vs. No. 6 Blackman, 5:15 p.m.; No. 2 Oakland vs. No. 7 Siegel, 6:30 p.m.; No. 1 Rockvale vs. La Vergne, 7:45 p.m.
Wednesday's games
Girls: Semifinals, Blackman vs. Siegel, 4 p.m.; Christiana vs. Oakland, 5:15 p.m.
Boys: Semifinals at 6:30 and 7:45 p.m.
Thursday's games
Girls consolation, 4 p.m.; championship, 6:30 p.m. Boys consolation, 5:15 p.m.; championship, 7:45 p.m.
Oakland's McGowan adjusts to leadership role, first-time coach


Welcome to the Trizbort project.
Trizbort is a simple tool used to create maps for interactive fiction. First developed by genstein back in 2010, he continued to update until March, 2013 when he open-sourced the code. Fast forward to 2015 when I picked up the development and along with Andrew Schultz (focused on documentation and testing) we continue to improve this great software. Follow our blog for announcements and updates (https://lautzofif.wordpress.com/tag/trizbort/).
User can now load trizbort maps from the web. File-->Open Map from Url... (Ctrl-Shift-O) brings up dialog to enter url to trizbort file to load.
Objects in room, added 'w' to indicate something is worn by an object, added 'h' to indicate that an object is a part of it's parent.
refactored some of the exporting code.
Fix for two message boxes showing in room properties when room name is empty.
Fix for two message boxes showing in map properties when default room name is empty.
Add a check for application update under the help menu.
ENH: #196 - "tb dotted" in transcript now forces next connection to be dotted.
ENH: #11 - "tb exit [direction]" in transcript will add a connection stub in that direction and "tb noexit [direction]" will remove a connection stub.
-s, --smartsave --> silently do smartsave based on current smartsave settings.
ENH: #186 - Added region support to Hugo export.
ENH: #279 - Added Ctrl-K to Force Darkness on selected rooms; Added Ctrl-Shift-K to force lighted on rooms.
ENH: #56 - Added support for doors. It can be setup in the connection properties. Export to I7 only at this point.
ENH: #285 - Add descriptions to connections. Used only for doors at the moment.
ENH: #283 - Allow for fine control of object text positioning.
COS: #294 - Fix wording on context menu for hand-drawn room.
ENH: - Tooltips will now show on items with out a title. This will help with being able to put different attributes or descriptions on items (connections, rooms).
ENH: #295 - Added option to app settings to show / not-show tooltips on objects.
REF: #214 - Refactored font code name.
We made a lot of improvements to exporting to your favorite IF language and cleaning up our own code. We are also trying to add features that make sense to simplify building of maps while still giving you plenty of shortcuts and power tools.
We are also in the process of improving the export to different languages. We've added ALAN support and improved support for I7, I6, TADS and ZIL. As always if you find ways to improve, have suggestions or find bugs, please let us know or submit an issue on github. Documentation is a little outdated so apologies on that. Hopefully we'll be updating that soon.
ENH: - beginning of object definition language in the objects list. Still in beta (so use at own risk as things may change, but feedback is appreciated) and really focused on I7 at the moment. We will continue to improve, fix and tweak.
ENH: #27 - Saves app window dimensions on close.
ENH: #40 - Also #192, Now we can adjust margins on exported images. We allow for default margins that can be adjusted and document specific margins.
ENH: #170 - The short cut key '0' will select the starting room.
ENH: #184 - Ctrl-B backs up your current project file.
ENH: #185 - TADS/Adv3Lite export now supports regions.
ENH: #188 - \ (backslash) on room will attempt to reorganize the connections. Be careful with this as it tries to be smart about room location in relevence to each other. It can make mistakes so we are looking at ways to improve and make trizbort a bit smarter.
ENH: #189 - '[' and ']' as well as Ctrl-[ and Ctrl-] will move the selected connector around to available ports on the connected rooms.
ENH: #197 - Automap improvements: Mark start room.
ENH: #202 - Option to auto-load the last saved map when opening trizbort.
ENH: #205 - Ctrl-D deletes all connectors from selected room.
ENH: #233 - I6 export now implements regions as classes.
ENH: #258 - Added popup for language definition in the description area.
ENH: #264 - Hand-drawn is now a room property. Global setting for new rooms, can be changed on a room level.
COS: #182 - Wording change on the duplicate room dialog in automapper.
COS: #200 - File dialog for choosing transcript in automapper now filters by *.txt and *.log -- Any other extensions in common use for transcripts?
FIX: #172 - Disallow room names to be just numbers as it creates bad I7 code.
FIX: #173 - Like #172, Blank room names are not allowed as it will create bad exported code.
FIX: #180 - When running a test command in the I7 IDE, command numbers in brackets are created at the front of each prompt line, like '> n', this confused the automapper.
FIX: #246 - Fixed some areas that were causing Trizbort to think the map was "dirty" and needed saved when it really wasn't.
COS: #119 - Change language in the settings to change "lines" to "connections".
ENH: #79 - Alpha of Hugo Exporter....not yet feature complete, please send feedback.
ENH: #89 - Added octagonal room shape. Great for Stop signs.
ENH: #97 - Added stat for rooms you can't get out of "Dead Ends".
ENH: #115 - Add graphic for straight edge room shape in room settings.
ENH: #116 - Added checkbox to link all corners together to same value for rounded corners room type.
ENH: #118 - Save the last tab on settings dialog to app settings.
ENH: #125 - Set a room as the starting room in room settings. Highlight it in a lime green. This will export to I7 and ZIL.
ENH: #167 - Added count of dark rooms to stats.
CHG: #123 - Remove the default ("NoRegion") from the list of regions that get exported.
CHG: #126 - F1 opens up the online help.
FIX: #112 - Can no longer attempt to change regions if there are 0 regions.
FIX: #122 - Some shortcut keys for new menus introduced were triggering other actions.
FIX: #127 - Failed PNG write gives successful smart-save message.
FIX: #137 - Changing items in the Tools:Map Settings dialog wasn't marking the project as dirty.
FIX: #141 - Line styles context menu item could erronously appear on the menu for a room.
FIX: #143 - Realphabetize region listbox in settings after renaming inline.
FIX: #144 - disallow starting spaces in regions and room as it could cause issues with exporting to code.
FIX: #153 - Arrow keys moving canvas right / left were backwards.
FIX: #156 - Issue with copy / paste and connection color. Also issue with a colon in the name is fixed.
BUG: Fix crash when adding a room when an unconnected connection is selected, now adds a connection onto the end.
BUG: Fix issue when changing default connection color and then reload map would change connections to light blue.
BUG: Properties menu was not available in context menu on connection.
ENH: Enhanced the port calc code so they are more evenly spaced on ellipse and rounded rooms.
ENH: Stats list # of rooms without a region.
ENH: Add ability to change the default room name from "Cave"
CHG: Minor formatting changes on stats.
Update main loop so M-END doesn't run for meta verbs.
Export history (creating an ABOUT verb).
Don't write empty room descriptions.
Use a PER routine for conditional exits.
Set object SYNONYM and ADJECTIVE separately.
Release focused on new features and some UI cleanup.
Allow other room shapes. Ctrl-R for rounded edges, Ctrl-E for elliptical shape, Ctrl-H to toggle hand drawn and straight lines on an individual room. New tab in room properties to allow for adjustment of rounded edges corner radius.
Broke out the Rooms and Connections menu items from Edit into their own main level menus.
Enhanced the context menu for a room with much of the room editing items added in the last few versions.
Cleaned up context menu for the map canvas.
Some minor fixes and a new source code exporter.
History text in map settings will generate an "about" command when exporting code. Currently only I7 and TADS3.
This release focuses on a few new features and some code cleanup.
This release focuses on a few new features, updated documentation and now sample files are included in the repo.
Early May release featuring a few new things.
'W' key to swap objects in two selected rooms.
This release focuses on a few new features, bug fixes and now includes documentation. Announcement.
Connections can now have individual colors.
Rooms can now have individual border styles.
No border is now a valid room border style.
Version 1.5.8.5 focused on adding a few features and fixing up a few bugs that have been around for quite a while. Announcement post.
Added zoom control in status bar for finer tuning of zoom level of map.
Fixed long standing issue where white could not be chosen as a valid color.
Added some additional 2nd fill color styles for completeness.
In/Out and Up/Down now export to proper source code.
Smart Save is a bit more customizable now.
Fixed F11 crash when automapping is turned off.
Many UI usability improvements and bug fixes.
This version focused mainly on fixing some bugs and making the app a bit more user friendly for keyboard users. There were a few new features that I think are pretty nifty. Announcement post.
Ctrl-Shift-A to select all rooms in the selected region.
Ctrl-Alt-Arrow to resize selected room.
Arrow keys will now move elements if they are selected instead of always moving the map.
Enhanced region naming to disallow some characters that would cause issues with exported source code.
Cleaned up code export to prevent generation of bad source.
This was my initial release based on the code from the last release from Genstein. Announcement post.
Smart save feature - save of PDF and image in one click.
Regions can be added to a room, regions can have color so all rooms of a region can have same style.
Added context menu and tooltip displays.
Ctrl-Arrow while in a room will create a room in that direction.
Lots of bug fixes and usability improvements.


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Dug Uyesaka at Westmont
Uyesaka's 'long story short' Epitomizes Contemporary American Art
By Hannah Kymila Johnson
Tue Nov 22, 2016 | 9:00am
Dug Uyesaka is a central force on the Santa Barbara art scene, and his solo exhibition long story short at Westmont's Ridley-Tree Museum of Art is a milestone epitomizing the contemporary artist's response to a sensationalized commercial culture. Known primarily for his work as an assemblage artist with a Rauschenberg-ian approach to subject and material, Uyesaka becomes more free-flowing when he distills his assemblage-driven works onto paper, playing inventively with typography and line.
This Westmont show captures his evolution as an artist and offers a compelling personal storyline, as well. While Uyesaka's journey to becoming an artist and living in Santa Barbara follows the familiar American path of assimilation, it also reflects the notion of being "othered" in a very tangible way. As part of a Japanese-American family that experienced the trauma and injustice of internment during World War II, Uyesaka bears scars at his roots. The show — which spans more than 40 years of the artist's career — includes early, openly political works such as "executive order 9066," which illustrates a personal process of catharsis. Looking more closely, one sees that the majority of his later work responds to the complexities of the past, but due to his highly optimistic nature, this political side of Uyesaka's "long story" is often less obvious at first glance.
Subculture-influenced typography frames narrative moments throughout the show, and the materials, which are largely happened upon organically or given to him by friends, create a visual feast that lets us see beyond Uyesaka's signature eye for relativity and design. In the collage "Cover of EYE artist portfolio magazine circa 1980s," hot-pink graffiti and ink droplets act as imposter poster board for masking-taped snapshots of sexual transgressions. At once eye-catching and racy, the work balances the electric charge of its subject matter with a stroke of irony, as Uyesaka employs a traditional Asian-calligraphy approach to ink the magazine's title, EYE.
Two untitled collages from 2011 and 2015 play specifically to the audience of a post-pop art world. With his trove of Mad magazines and his calligraphic skills, Uyesaka bounces between a painterly approach and a dreamlike dazed-and-confused state. Major installations such as "the bride stripped bare" and "soft boom" seem to explore a long-forgotten dream of being a scientist, while suspended audio CDs and trumpets suggest the presence of musicians poised above the museum's open floorplan. Through this expansive mid-career retrospective, one travels alongside Uyesaka as he imagines himself as something other than an artist; he muses on these alternatives, considering their processes and purposes, and then rounds the bend back to the reality of his life of creativity.
In the end, a sense of serene optimism shines through long story short, thus placing Uyesaka's work firmly within a tradition that includes many Santa Barbara–based contemporary artists. This inner sense of balance reaches a high point with "float — painting on board" (2007), a mixed-media composition that features a hand grenade neutralized by small halo-like washers in white that offset the weapon with an equally energized moment of calm. As is so often the case with Uyesaka's art, "float — painting on board" shows both bittersweet sides of a single gilded coin.
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Dug Uyesaka's long story short runs through January 14 at the Westmont College Ridley-Tree Museum of Art (955 La Paz Rd.). Call (805) 565-6162 or see westmontmuseum.org.
https://www.independent.com/2016/11/22/dug-uyesaka-westmont/


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Daniela Duke Gracindo, mais conhecida como Daniela Duarte, (São Paulo, 1 de junho de 1975) é uma atriz brasileira.

Biografia
Daniela nasceu numa família de atores: é filha de Débora Duarte com Gracindo Jr. e neta materna do ator Lima Duarte e neta paterna do ator Paulo Gracindo. Também é neta da atriz Marisa Sanches. É meia-irmã da atriz Paloma Duarte, que, por sua vez, é filha de Débora Duarte com o cantor Antônio Marcos. E também é meia-irmã do ator Gabriel Gracindo.

Já atuou nas telenovelas A Escrava Isaura, na Record, onde interpretou Violeta, e Estrela de Fogo, onde interpretou Manuela. Também atuou no filme For All - O Trampolim da Vitória, onde deu vida a Jucilene.

Carreira

Cinema

 1997 - For All - O Trampolim da Vitória como Jucilene

Seriado

 1997 - Você Decide.... episódio Epidemia

Ligações externas
Daniela Duarte no Internet Movie Database

Atrizes de São Paulo (estado)
Naturais da cidade de São Paulo
Atrizes de televisão do Brasil

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Room Service, a furniture store with a mid-century modern slant popular with celebrity interior designers, has opened an Orange County store at Fashion Island.
Room Service carries clean, modern furnishings and accessories for stylish, trend setting individuals. The store carries pieces ranging from sofas, chairs and sectionals to dining tables, beds and headboards, office and organization, credenzas and dressers, kids furniture, lighting, art, outdoor living, and more.
The company also has its own production facility that houses an upholstery operation, woodshop and custom metal fabrication all under one roof so customers have the ability to customize all styles to fit their surroundings. There are also in-house design consultants to help customers bring their interior design dreams to life.
Room Service is located in Atrium Court at Fashion Island and can be reached at (949) 759-1606.


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Opisthocystis angarensis är en plattmaskart som först beskrevs av Sibiriakowa 1929, och fick sitt nu gällande namn av Evdonin 1977. Opisthocystis angarensis ingår i släktet Opisthocystis och familjen Polycystididae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Virvelmaskar
angarensis


Home Catty Home Decor Kitty Egg & Bacon Mold-No Stick!
Kitty Egg & Bacon Mold-No Stick!
Measures approximately 1.18 inches deep x 5.94 inches tall x 4.89 inches wide.
Transform an otherwise boring breakfast into a fun, feline-inspired feast! Order Today so You Can Start YOUR Mornings with a Purr-fect SMILE.
Lovely egg mould! I gave it to my son to bake nice cat shaped eggs for his little girl who is crazy about cats! This will probably help her to eat better too!


I've been seeing a lot of advertisements recently for the Florida Keys. The visions across my TV include gorgeous seascapes that look serene, tropical, relaxing, warm and inviting. This is not the Florida Keys that I remember driving through in our red mini-van as a kid. Honestly, back in the late 80's, I remember the keys looking pretty dumpy. No offense Keys, I may have been moody because it seemed like the longest drive of my life! I'd love to go back and see if the Keys could prove my 11-year-old brain wrong. I decided to take a more immediate approach for seeing what the real Keys may have in store by perusing some real estate. Two things are certain, beautiful homes and land are available in the Keys, and they don't come cheap! Check out these beauties.
These first 2 homes, one a traditional colonial, the other a edgy modern number are in Islamorada.
This next lush tropical palace is in Key Largo and offers a bit of seclusion which is a rare luxury on the Keys which are so super skinny that there's not a lot of room to be a land baron.
And when you're secluded on Key Largo, this is how you get around… wonder if they are included in the purchase of the home? Is that one on the left a golf cart or the old Pope Mobile?
Key West, all the way at the bottom of the Keys, is the one part of the Keys that I recall being quaint, historic and having a lot of personality in a small package. There are a ton of homes that are really cute Hemmingway-esque British Colonial cottages in Key West.
Now that I'm seeing images of present-day Florida Keys, I'm thinking they'd make a wonderful escape from winter, maybe for a long Valentine's Day weekend. Do you have a favorite not-to-far tropical getaway?
We can expect a decent rate of high end real estate turnover here in the Washington DC area with the change of Presidential administrations. Surely all these rich folks that Trump is nominating to his cabinet will need a local place to call home. Our Nation's capital and its suburbs are known for being a pricey, but I don't think Rex Tillerson will have any problem dropping almost 10 Mil for this little pied-à-terre I spotted while trolling Realtor.com. Check this place out, it's really something.
This home, located in DC's swanky and historic Georgetown section, home to many political types, has a classic yet clean exterior front. The first thing that caught my attention is the windows framed in black. I love that what must have previously been a Mansard roof is a wall of 36 window panes.
The stairs are amazing, sleek, and are backlit against the wall. Current owners have used the foyer and stairs as a perfect spot for displaying art.
So much perfection in this kitchen, the clean white European style cabinets, wide plank Scandanavian look floors and the best is that it all opens out to the backyard with those HUGE doors! What a perfect way to make a plus out of what is normally a minus (small city yard).
This light fixture in the bedroom is extraordinary.
It comes with a 3 car garage and an extra dedicated parking space, virtually unheard of in the city! And who doesn't need a glass elevator?
And I've saved the best for last….talk about making the back yard feeling larger….yeeessss!
All photos by MRIS via realtor.com… (link via each pic) and props to those who designed and photographed this home. Beautiful!


I want to highlight objects on an iOS game using the technique where you create a post process material that will add stroke effect for objects that have Custom Depth rendering enabled and then add the post process material into blendables list in your scenes' post process volume.
The technique was not working on Mobile Preview on my computer, and when I launched the game on a real iOS device, the stroke effect was not there either. Its working only on desktop mode.
Can i have post process blendables and custom depth on mobile?
Postprocess materials (through Blendables) are not supported on mobile.
If this is not supported, do you know there is any other way to do same as without using blendable at detriment of performance if it's needed?
My in-game music seems to play more than once at the same time on iOS yet the blueprint settings seem fine, why is that?


This week's guests are Ryan and Louise Tierney. We recently went to Northern Ireland to tour and film at their company, Seating Matters. In this episode, they share how they learned about lean, and why they decided to embark on a lean journey. An MP3 version of this episode is available for download here.
How did you first learn about lean? What were your initial thoughts?


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Paulina E. Stuart
July 30, 1929 - February 14, 2021
Paulina Ellen "Polly" Stuart, 91, of Camden, SC completed her full life on February 14, 2021. A native of Anderson, IN, she was the daughter of the late Alice T. Lockwood and Harold B. Lockwood. She graduated from Anderson High School in 1947 and attended William Woods College in Fulton, MO. She moved to Camden, SC in 2008 after the death of her husband of 59 years, Robert H. "Bob" Stuart. Polly was a lifelong member of the First United Methodist Church in Anderson, IN, and attended Lyttleton Street Methodist Church after her move to Camden. She was a member of the Kikthawenund Chapter of the D.A.R., Anderson Civic and Literary Club, Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority, Bible Study Circle, and two Bridge Clubs with very good friends. Survivors include her daughter, Jan S. Foust (Bill) of Camden, SC; son, Stephen R. Stuart of Richmond, VA; and grandson, Sean C. Stuart of Indianapolis, IN as well as several nieces and nephews. Visitation will be Monday, February 22nd from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at Loose Funeral Homes & Crematory, 200 West 53rd Street, Anderson, IN, 46013, followed by funeral Services at 1:00 p.m. with Pastor Dondeena Johnson officiating. Burial will take place at East Maplewood Cemetery. Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel, and Loose Funeral Homes and Crematory, Anderson, are happy to assist the Stuart family. Memorials may be made to Fostering Foster Animal Rescue, PO Box 1751, Camden, SC 29021 at www.fosteringfoster.com www.loosecares.com.
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VQ Style~ Why was Nene Leakes' Wig so Angry and Disrespectful at the RHOA Reunion?
Question of the Day~ Are we Giving Kenya Moore, Bravo, and Andy Cohen A Pass For Bullying Porsha at the RHOA Reunion?
How Classy~ Porsha Stewart Drags Kenya Moore By Her Hair At RHOA Reunion!


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Humor in American Culture
Edited by Nancy A. Walker
Critical studies attempting to define and dissect American humor have been published steadily for nearly one hundred years. However, until now, key documents from that history have never been brought together in a single volume for students and scholars. What's So Funny? Humor in American Culture, a collection of 15 essays, examines the meaning of humor and attempts to pinpoint its impact on American culture and society, while providing a historical overview of its progres-sion. Essays from Nancy Walker and Zita Dresner, Joseph Boskin and Joseph Dorinson, William Keough, Roy Blount, Jr., and others trace the development of American humor from the colonial period to the present, focusing on its relationship with ethnicity, gender, violence, and geography.
An excellent reader for courses in American studies and American social and cultural history, What's So Funny? explores the traits of the American experience that have given rise to its humor. « less more »
Pages: 284 •
978-0-8420-2687-1 • Hardback • November 1998 • $116.00 • (£75.00)
978-0-8420-2688-8 • Paperback • November 1998 • $42.00 • (£27.95)
978-1-4616-2176-8 • eBook • November 1998 • $39.50 • (£24.95)
Series: American Visions: Readings in American Culture
Subjects: History / Americas (North, Central, South, West Indies)
Nancy A. Walker is professor of English at Vanderbilt University.
Part 1 Part I
Chapter 2 Introduction: What Is Humor? Why American Humor?
Chapter 3 Suggestions for Further Reading
Part 4 Part II
Chapter 5 American Humorists in 1882
Chapter 6 The Requisites for American Humor
Chapter 7 The Great American Joke
Chapter 8 No End of Jokes
Chapter 9 The Violence of American Humor
Chapter 10 Urban Legends
Chapter 11 Southern Humor
Chapter 12 Women's Humor in America
Chapter 13 Comics as Culture
Chapter 14 Stand-up Comedy as Social and Cultural Mediation
Chapter 15 Ethnic Huor: Subversion and Survival
Chapter 16 Comic Films
Chapter 17 Television Comedy
Chapter 18 Ideology in the Television Situation Comedy
The essayists in this volume chronicle a complex history and draw attention to the scope of multimedia humor—from the earliest glint of irony and humor in descriptions of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century exploration to the sharp comedy of contemporary film, television, and stand-up routines. The result is an undeniable argument for the central role that humor plays in the development of an American culture shaped by the diverse voices that gained attention through print and electronic media. We have a strong case here that comedy is neither easy nor slight. This collection helps set the foundation for a greater appreciation of humor's influence in American society.
— Michael J. Kiskis, Elmira College
What's So Funny? Humor in American Culture is the book we've all been waiting for, and Nancy Walker is the hbest possible person to give us this volume. She presents us with the essential collection of erudite essays—essays that are themselves witty and entertaining—so that we know where American humor originates and where it's going.
— Regina Barreca, author of They Used to Call Me Snow White, But I Drifted, editor of The Penguin Book of Women's Humor
The wide-ranging pieces of various scholars in What's So Funny provide fine answers to the frank question posed by the title, but the cogent and lucid introduction by Nancy Walker probably does it best.
— Cameron C. Nickels, James Madison University, editor of To Wit
The extracts are well-chosen, and provide a tantalizing but satisfying glimpse of the breadth and depth of the subject. They also provide a good sense of the way in which humorous forms have been integral to the American experience.
— American Studies In Europe Newsletter
An excellent reader for courses in American studies and American social and cultural history, What's So Funny? explores the traits of the American experience that have given rise to its humor.