hi Monper how did the situation end up with B and your wife.It would of been a very stressful time .
My gut reaction would be to knock his teeth out, no-one would mess with my wife (if I had one). Whilst it not the best solution I would be real protective of her so if you "mess" with her you "mess" with me!! That aside she may well be loving all the attention she is getting so she is hardly going to admit what's going on especially if she is naieve! Searching on her phone is not going to make things any better, you will just end up beating yourself up over it because the only 2 people that know what's really going on are not saying. Some employers take a real low view of supervisors (or above) going out with others of a lower authority & can fire people for doing so. Whilst that "may" end her "relationship" such as it is it remains to be seen if that would improve yours. I think that trust is the most important thing in any relationship & if you do not have that then you do not have anything. Sorry!
And, once again, a guy not respecting his wife's work.
You've read exactly one side of this.
Men and women can be friends and hang out - even without their spouses and SOs. Amazing!
And like I wrote a few years ago, the OP doesn't pay attention to anything else his wife says about work -- just about this other guy. If he actually bothered listening to more than the jealousy-inducing stuff he wants to hear, then he'd find it's probably nowhere near as big as he fears.
I also looked at both images and neither of them scream 'cheater' to me. They scream 'coworker' to me. And yes, I am female. And married. And I work. And I've had male coworkers pay attention to me and befriend me. And ya know what? I never cheated or so much as considered it.
The fact that those work pals had penises did not suddenly magically turn me into a cheating machine.
Is the OP's wife cheating? Probably not. None of this is evidence of anything at all, one way or the other. As was also suggested (also a few years ago - please read the dates on the topics; yes, I know they're in small print), a conversation was in order. As in opening mouths and having sounds come out and communicating.
You knock this guy's teeth out and he's innocent? Then you can kiss your savings goodbye when he sues you for civil battery and gets you arrested for criminal. You knock this guy's teeth out and he's not innocent? Guess what? The same thing happens. And either way, your wife ends up looking for another job because YOU poisoned her working environment. I do hope you like it when she's pissed off at you ruining a job she likes.
Knock off with the macho ****. It doesn't do anyone any good. Grownups have conversations and ask questions and they don't jump to conclusions. Leave that **** in middle school where it belongs.
I have to agree that violence doesn't solve a thing ...at least not in relationships .
It's interesting to hear your opinion considering that you have been in these sort of situations .
Unfortunately we don't know exactly what's going on, so we can only speculate . Momper asked for advice and we should probably do that( definitely not one that involves violence ).
I agree though that communication is the key . It's difficult to keep a clear mind when you love someone and worried about things .
I understand that. But the OP admitted that he just sort of nodded and barely listened to anything she said about work unless it was about this guy.
So he's hearing only what he wants to hear. And if he treats her this way in other aspects of their relationship, then they've got problems that have nothing to do with the guy at the office.
Shitz been rough with me lately.
I sent you a message for details . What's the situation ?
Dude what is going on feel us in .
Perhaps try paying your wife more attention and focus on getting that beer belly off. Not suggesting this is you fault, but other than laying claim to this woman, you've said nothing positive about her and admitted to not listening to her talk about things that clearly matter to her such as work. This will appear to her as a distinct lack of disinterest in HER as a woman. Combine that with the fact that you admit to letting yourself go physically, and there you have it- the perfect recipe for her to have her head turned by somebody who looks after his appearance, and looks directly into her eyes with utmost interest when she speaks about herself. This guy probably gives her the attention she's been craving from you for a while.
I completely understand your frustrations. Your last post you said she has been going to the gym more. That's what my ex did in the year before we got divorced. Now, the divorce was my doing, so I can't blame her - but I did find out later that she was hanging out at the gym with her new guy friend.
You don't have kids yet, right? One thing you need to know, is that women tend to get more committed once they have kids. She could be looking for a better deal. It happens, it happened in my first marriage. You sound caring and thoughtful, but she may take all that for granted and be trying for the best of both worlds.
On the other hand, does this guy have a superior position to her? Can he get her promoted? Can he get her a raise? Has he shown this kind of favoritism already?
Ultimately, you can't control her life and that's the beauty of marriage - two people who make the choice to be together because they both want to be together. She isn't handling her side in a way that feels balanced and fair to her, so you need to talk about it and she needs to decide how to adjust, or she needs to decide that your feelings don't matter to her. In any case, going to the gym isn't spending more quality time with you and you need to think about that.
One day i got off from work i did swing by her gym, just to drive through the parking lot to see if shes there, to see if hes there. And their cars were parked next to each other. I was pretty pissed. And ive seen it more than one occasion now.
Yes i will take the blame. As of right now shes been giving me the quiet treatment for over a week now. Shes been disapearing for hours, she says she needs some alone time. Swung by the parking lot of her gym, sometimes shes there, sometimes not. She went out a few weeks ago with her friends. A pic one of her friends put up on FB, he was in the background. Things are not going good. It does feel like im competing against this guy.
I would do a deep dive on her phone . look for texting apps . put a gps on her car . and put voice activated recorder in her car and anywhere else she may talk to him on the phone .you might even hire a pi to follow her and watch her . she is cheating on you with him . trust your gut .
This is still going on over a period of more than 2 years?
Have you done any of the positive things that people suggested on here? (positive is not spying on her phone and hiring a PI)... Positive is speaking to her and listening about her job - showing true and sincere interest among other things suggested on here like having a true conversation with her.
If not, then maybe that is why you are getting the "silent treatment" and she needs time alone?
It's nice to suggest alternative methods but there's more to it here .


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El-Erian: Bumpy road ahead but will create lots of attractive opportunities
Published Mon, Sep 14 201510:05 AM EDT Updated Tue, Sep 15 20156:53 AM EDT
Everett Rosenfeld@Ev_Rosenfeld
El-Erian: Bumpy road ahead
THIS only happens once every decade: El-Erian
El-Erian's Fed strategy
Markets may face a wild ride, but there will be strong investing opportunities, according to one leading economist.
Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz
's chief economic advisor, spoke with CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Monday morning.
"We have a bumpy road ahead of us, but I keep on stressing, it will create a lot of attractive opportunities," he said, adding that investors may want to key in on a fundamental shift in economic conditions—rather than Federal Reserve policy decisions.
Read MoreRising interest rates: What you need to know
All eyes are on the Fed, which some predict could announce a rate increase when the Federal Open Market Committee meets later this week.
If the central bank opts to raise short-term interest rates, the effects would likely be broadly felt across many markets, but El-Erian said it's not obvious if the Fed will make that move.
"It's too close to call," he said. "And the big question is not whether they are going to hike or not. The big question is why are we so obsessing over a single hike? And that says a lot about how codependent markets and central banks have become."
Investors should be aware, El-Erian said, that the U.S. central bank will likely undergo the "loosest tightening in the history of the Fed"—meaning a gradual increase with a relatively low terminal point.
"If we were to look at the journey, we would obsess much less with the Fed," he added.
Instead, El-Erian said global markets may be experiencing a shift to a "higher-volatility regime," meaning that asset allocations will become aggressive and price multiples will begin "looking high."
When such conditions occur, he said, markets will overshoot and act with too much correlation—so "you get value that pays you overtime."
Read More Tom Lee: Here's why the bottom in stocks may be in
El-Erian added that both emerging markets
and oil
have become unhinged, and there may be some opportunities appearing. He admitted, however, that one's investment horizon will affect whether to get in now.
"If you already have exposure, wait a little bit, there are going to be even more attractive positions—there are still people stuck in those markets looking to get out," he said. "We're going to look back on this, and this is going to be a very attractive stage."
"It's one of these things that happens once a decade ... but be careful because it's going to be incredibly volatile in the next few months," he added.
The economist also said his call to move to cash is less of a "slam dunk" than it was because—although volatility may rise—the American economy continues to recover and parts of the U.S. corporate sector are seeing positive developments.

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Home » Church History » "Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years" by Diarmaid MacCulloch » Chapter 5: "The Prince: Ally or Enemy? (100 – 300)"
Chapter 5: "The Prince: Ally or Enemy? (100 – 300)"
MacCulloch writes that "[Christian] persecution petered out rather inconclusively, as the Roman authorities felt that they had better things to do than to try and wipe out a group of troublesome fanatics." (loc. 3217) Do you think MacCulloch believes that accounts of Christian persecution in the early church were greatly exaggerated? Why or why not? Has his assessment of Christian persecution changed your mind about your previous understanding of Christian persecution or martyrdom in early church history during the Roman Empire? Cite specific examples.
Discuss the impacts competing religions and philosophies had with Christianity; in particular, Mithriasm, Neoplatonism, Plotinus, or the teachings of Mani. Which one of these intrigued you the most and why? Which one do you believe had the most impact toward Christianity and why?
Discuss the ways that the Syriac church was different from the church in the West. How does language (or even culture for that matter) affect the way persons worship? (For instance, MacCulloch mentions that the Syriac church in Dura Europos lacks any iconic representation of the crucifixion. (loc. 3541)) Does this knowledge dispel any notions of a single, unified, or homogeneous belief system within Christianity that most Christians think we have? Does this have any theological significance you can think of how God operates in history?
Discuss how the Sassanian Empire in Persia affected the presence of the church there. How did this Empire and the Syriac church affect the spread of Christianity to Armenia? How has this spread of Christianity eastward towards Europe, right to the edge of Asia, affected your understanding of Christianity?
The Syriac church was different from the church in the West in that it was very Jewish due to proximity of a strong Jewish community. Conjecture from archeology of ancient church art shows more of an emphasis on Christ alive and surprisingly little or none on the Crucifixion itself. Also surprising was a lack of a specific room for communion which implies a communal last supper re-enactment may not have played a large part of the Syriac church. Even though there were differences, the East and West churches did meet and influence each other so any differences were not completely irreconcilable. Prominently Syriac musicality, chanting liturgy made a big influence in the western church.
Language and culture have a huge influence on how Christianity is worshiped and practiced. That we have 4 different gospels to meet the needs and priorities of different audiences is a testament to this. Different people have different needs; churches can be started by missionaries and sometimes they fail, but instead of it being a tragedy, in many instances the church rises again by the natives and is better suited to fulfill their needs. Instead of making Africans Europeans, Christianity makes them better Africans.
Language itself is very powerful to thought. The book 1984 had a plot to end dissent by the government by altering their language so that even the concept of dissent wasn't possible. There is an African language that has no words for personal right or left, only for generic directions such as East or West. Interestingly the speakers had a very strong sense of direction and geography. I know someone who claimed that the greatest scientists were German, due to German being such a precise language. This person claimed eventually the entire world would adopt it since it was so superior, and yes this person was of German descent.
Another example of the power of the spoken word is with mistranslations or even choice of translation. The Syriac word for the spirit Ruha is feminine. As we have discussed before if we chose to refer to God the Mother instead of the Father. then our understanding and approach to God would be affected. Words have power, as God demonstrated by commanding let there be light and there was.
It seems that Christianity never really had a homogenous belief system. We have constantly disagreed with each other on the best way to worship and understand God. God seems to care little about dogma, but instead wants us to simply love Him and each other.
Of all the alternate religions that were present and in competition with Christianity during the 3rd century, the teachings of Mani, or Manichaeism, intrigues me the most because of its startling and seemingly "modern-era" flavor. It was quite interesting to see the broad cultural exchange that was happening during this time; this means that even in the ancient world, there was much exchange of ideas going back and forth between different cultures and civilizations during this time. As anyone will now know, no philosophy or religion comes into play out of thin air – most religions borrowed from another source.
MacCulloch writes that "The third century has been seen as an 'age of anxiety', when people were driven to find comfort in religion." It's interesting to note a common theme among the human psyche that most people will "naturally" gravitate toward something outside or greater than themselves for meaning or purpose. Most likely, it was the turmoil in Mani's life where he witnessed the Parthians succumb to the Persians that prompted him to head East and encounter Buddhism and Hinduism there and combine them with Christianity. It is well worth noting that at its root, Christianity is a Semitic religion (a fact that we forget quite easily), so it was easy for Mani to be attracted to Christianity's teachings. I think it was quite shrewd of him to have synthesized most of the attractive features of each major religion and come up with a composite belief system to gain the most followers, even all the way to the shores of China, which is quite remarkable.
Mani's gnostic, dualistic worldview seems to have many similarities with some major branches of today's Christianity who also see the world as being black or white; good vs. evil. Like Mani, believers today believe Jesus to be the "judge at the last, and a divine healer and teacher" and in many cases, some Christians relatively downplay Jesus' humanity and opt instead to focus on his divinity, which affects their view of the physical as being corrupt and sinful, and that the physical body "was a prison for individual spirits which sought their home in Heaven." Augustine, as we will see soon enough, was a former Manichaen, and it will be quite interesting to see how that affected his theology later on; as is without saying, Augustine's thoughts had a huge influence on Christian theology and Western civilization as well.
Like the Christians during that time they seem to have been a persecuted community as well as forming similar monasteries and assembling in communities very much like a church. So they very much wanted to be seen as part of the larger community. However, this desire for inclusion triggered a defensive reaction from the governing church authorities and wanted them eliminated. We Christians often forget how much a part we played in persecuting or eradicating other competing belief systems in the name of God; and it's not just a Muslim thing.


I've been using Xymon (formerly known as "Hobbit") for a long time. In most situations, I have Xymon running in a redundant configuration, with two or more instances of Xymon working together to monitor a network.
Even though Xymon works very well, a single change to the primary server's configuration file (the "bb-hosts" file) means that you have to make the same change to all other 'bb-hosts' files in all other Xymon instances.
There are some creative ways to eliminate the drudgery of updating all these files any time a change to the primary file is necessary. One method, for example would be to have the master file exported via NFS to all the other Xymon server instances, and each of those instances would sym-link to that primary 'bb-hosts' file from their local mount of that NFS export.
I don't like the NFS export idea, because if the primary server has a problem, and the NFS export is no longer available, all instances of Xymon would break – badly.
Instead, I've opted for automatically synchronizing the 'bb-hosts' file across all Xymon instances via the use of apache, cron, a sym-link, and a simple bash script.
On the primary Xymon instance, sym-link '/home/xymon/server/etc/bb-hosts' to '/var/www/bb-hosts'.
On the other instances of Xymon, run a bash script which grabs the primary server's 'bb-hosts' via HTTP, which does some simple comparisons, and over-writes the local Xymon 'bb-hosts' if changes are detected.
Automat this script with cron.
Perhaps the trickiest part of doing this is the actual script used to grab, compare, and over-write the 'bb-hosts' file for the other instances of Xymon. The script I've written below grabs the primary 'bb-hosts' file, and does a simple MD5 comparison with md5sum, and if it detects a change in the 'bb-hosts' file, it will send an e-mail to notify me that this change has occurred, along with details on what has changed.
If you need a way to keep your Xymon 'bb-hosts' files in sync, something along the lines of the above script just may be what you're looking for. If you're currently accomplishing the same thing in an interesting way, please post a comment and let me know!


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The above code asks what are the possible outputs?
I find that, acbc, abcc, bacc but answer includes bcac. How can bcac be an answer? Is parent process exits before child process created or sth. else? I confused, any explanations are welcome.
Thnx.

A: The only guarantee is that waitpid won't return (unless it's interrupted) until the child's status information is available. As soon as you call exit(0), the 0 is available. So waitpid can return before the child's output is flushed.
POSIX says: "The wait() function shall suspend execution of the calling thread until status information for one of the terminated child processes of the calling process is available, or until delivery of a signal whose action is either to execute a signal-catching function or to terminate the process." (It also says waitpid is identical in this respect.)
I don't know of any actual platform where this happens and can only imagine it happening on an OS that emulates POSIX in user space and thus has some user space code to signal the parent that the child is terminating rather than using its actual termination to signal the parent. But it's permitted by the standards.
This is really obscure and I wonder if this is the expected rationale for that sequence. I can think of no other.

A: The answer is don't always trust textbooks!
From the errata:

p. 772, Solution to Practice Problem 8.3. The sequence bcac is not
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THE HAGUE, 20/07/13 - The number of telephones tapped by police and prosecutors rose again last year. A big increase was seen in tapping on the Internet, wrote conservative (VVD) Justice Minister Ivo Opstelten in a letter to parliament Friday.
In 2012, 25,487 telephones were tapped, an increase of 3 percent from 2011. The prosecutor's office (OM) requested historical data 57,825 times, for example about the location of a conversation. Here, the increase was over 10 percent.
A study by the justice ministry's Scientific Research and Documentation Centre (WODC) pointed out last year that telephone tapping is steadily becoming less effective. Information from telephone conversations is by no means always complete because nowadays there are so many different forms of communication.
Far more phones are tapped in the Netherlands than in neighbouring countries. According to Opstelten, a careful weighing up is made of the usefulness and the need for the telephone and Internet tap.


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Music, Singles, The Revue	— July 13, 2018 at 5:00 am
The Matinee '18 July 13th
The Matinee '18 July 13th is not spooky nor brooding nor eerie. Instead, it's quite the opposite – offering ten energetic, infectious, and rip-roaring numbers to end the week on the right note. There's some surf-rock and indie pop, a bit of classic rock and disco-pop, and you'll even find a country-rock tune. So saddle up and let today's musical selections guide you to the weekend.
The Belafontes – "Where the City Meets the Sea" (Melbourne, Australia)
RIYL: Prom Queen meets Guantanamo Baywatch, The Shangri-Las
On a per capita basis, Australia probably has the highest proportion of fun, rambunctious, and off-the-wall amusing bands. King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, POND, Hockey Dad to name a few. Oh, and we cannot forget retro surf-rockers The Belafontes, who first entertained us two years ago with the Beach Boys-esque "Skeleton". We don't have an explanation as to why we haven't shared anything of theirs since but today is a new day. A bright, summery day to rekindle a relationship and, as such, celebrate their latest effort.
So what if "Where the City Meets the Sea" was released a month ago, it is never too late to share a fantastic tune and let the entire world bask in its glory. Brimming with surf-pop vibes right out of the '60s, this tune could have been included in the film, Beach Party. It swelters with the cotton candy goodness of a Ritchie Valens' number sprinkled with the feel-good vibes of The Shangri-Las and the nonchalant attitude of modern-day indie legends Guantanamo Baywatch. This tune will have you "burning up the pavement" all the while creating the feeling that you're "waiting in the sunshine, waiting at the shoreline". So get out of the house or your office and head to the beach, and en route be sure to repeatedly spin this tune. It will get you in the weekend spirit!
The Belafontes are Jessica Belafonte, Paul Belafonte, and Joel Mole.
De Lux – "Do You" (Los Angeles, USA)
RIYL: Classixx, Superhumanoids, current Tame Impala
Grab friends and pretend you're about to head to Club 54 for a groovy good time. Sure the legendary club no longer exists, but in our memories, in photos, and in the music of groups like De Lux the place still exists. Founded by Sean Guerin and Isaac Franco, the LA-based band are rekindling the electricity of the disco age but adding some spine-tingling, modern-pop electro-pop elements to give the era even more color. Or should we say technicolor, which is what they achieve with "Do You".
Find a disco ball and a venue with plenty of space to spin, strut out your best moves, or roller skate because this tune will make you feel like a dancing queen or Tony Manero (John Travolta's character in Saturday Night Fever). It's sultry yet groovy, catchy but alluring. The duo's vocals possess the hazy daze of the seventies while the instrumentation, especially the synths and bass, is lavishing in a very Chic sort of way. Even if you didn't like the disco era, this song will surely put a smile on your face because, well, it's one of those rare tunes out there – completely irresistible. As such, "Do You" is the perfect track to welcome the weekend. Let the festivities begin!
The single is out now on Innovative Leisure.
Gold Star – "Baby Face" (Los Angeles, USA via Vienna, Austria)
RIYL: Wings, Billy Joel, Michael Rault
We've called Vienna-born, LA-based Marlon Rabenreither – a.k.a. Gold Star – one of world's most underrated singer-songwriters. The young man is a mix of James Taylor, Billy Joel, and Kevin Morby. Eventually, the world will understand why we consistently applaud his work and his throwback style. For his latest single, he reminds of another legend – Paul McCartney and his work with Wings. Seriously, "Baby Face" is classic '70s rock, and it would have been perfect on Band on the Run.
Rabenreither's voice, as usual, rings clear, hovering effortlessly over the cool rhythms, the tingling piano keys, and the warm guitar lines. His songwriting, too, feels right out of a session with Buffalo Springsteen, Joni Mitchell, and Neil Young. No, "Baby Face" isn't a love song, but the nickname of a wanderer with no destination. An individual who teeters on the brink of finality yet somehow continues to move forward. These kinds of songs are rarely written today, which is all the more reason to embrace this young, gifted artist. Everyone can start by marking September 7th on their calendars, which is when Gold Star's new album, Uppers & Downers, will be released on Autumn Tone Records.
The Golden Age Of TV – "Television" (Leeds, England)
RIYL: Black Honey, Warpaint, Blondie
In their short time together as a band (little less than two years), The Golden Age of TV have quickly established themselves as one of the UK's must-see bands. They've already played at the prestigious Reading and Leeds Festivals, and they've received consistent support from BBC Radio. One of the reasons for their success is that they are unpredictable, where they can easily dish out a rocker or take us to a '70s dance club. In the case of "Television", they cut across genres to unleash one fantastic number.
"Television" is what we imagine would happen if Debbie Harry fronted a super-group featuring members of Warpaint, Black Honey, and TV On The Radio. The track a punk-funk-pop-disco fusion that is deliriously groovy and manically exhilarating. The bass line screams Motown, but the chiming and reverb-drenched guitars holler mid-'70s Manchester and late '80s Brighton. Bea Fletcher's voice, meanwhile, resonates with the sultry flair of the aforementioned Ms. Harry. She calmly then assertively expresses her disdain for the media, and the images and messages shared on the big and little screen. Don't mistaken the song as one about "false news", but rather she's addressing the longstanding practice of the media and even our society of laughing at the less fortunate and showing only women and men with perfect hair and bodies.
The Golden Age of TV are Bea Fletcher, Ryan Bird, Andrew Edwards, Sam Carty, and Josh Ketch. They have a handful of gigs coming up in the UK, and dates and information are available here.
Jerry Williams – "Left and Right" (Portsmouth, England)
RIYL: Margo Price, Kacey Musgraves, Chris Stapleton
Kenny Rogers warned mothers to don't let their sons grow up to be cowboys, but no one told them to prevent their daughters from speaking their mind and turning into country-rock stars. For English singer-songwriter Jerry Williams, she's turning a new leaf and heading down this path. Her previous singles were largely of the folk, pop, and folk-pop varieties, but with "Left and Right" she heads deeper in the American plains and unleashes her inner Margo Price.
This is the type of country-rock we like, which gets us up off our feet, stomping our feet, and caught up in the lyrics and music. The tune is gritty and catch, and the feverish approach is reminiscent of Hank Williams, Jr. in his prime. The guitar work, for instance, is pretty awesome, and the entire song sounds like the anthem of a femme fatale traversing across the Wild West alone in search for revenge.
Williams' sweet vocals, meanwhile, are that of our heroine, who moves with desperation, grit, and anger swelling inside her. As you listen to her words, she has had enough of the folks who think she should fit a certain image. That she should embolden the image of the ideal, submissive lady. Forget that, this young women is forging her own path, and it's an exciting one at that. We cannot wait to see what awaits on the horizon.
Kingsbury – "All Gone" (Los Angeles, USA)
RIYL: Carly Rae Jepsen, CAPPA, Madonna
So man people want to be a pop star, but only a few will rise to the top. Some will do it on the bases of their sound, their look, who they know, or their ability to create a catchy hook. Others will get there bases on their overall talent, which includes writing meaningful messages that go beyond the "I love you dearly" storylines. Young artist Caroline Kingsbury – or simply Kingsbury – is the latter, exemplified by her latest number, "All Gone".
Akin to Carly Rae Jepsen's early work, the song is pop perfection. It is immensely addictive, as Kingsbury brilliantly merges together catchy melodies and groovy beats with moments that are exhilarating and euphoric. And she did all this herself, playing around on GarageBand to create a soundscape that sounds like SIA wrote it. Her lyrics, too, are fabulous, as she shares a song about living in the here and now, to not dwell on the past, and to look forward because tomorrow is a new day. Because something surprising and magnificent just might spring up at you, much like how "All Gone" arrived at our doorstep. The young Ms. Kingsbury, who's been writing songs since she was 12 years old, is going to be a star.
Pi Ja Ma – "Ponytail" (Paris, France)
RIYL: Caroline Rose, Totally Mild, Georgia June
It has been two years since Pauline de Tarragon – a.k.a. Pi Ja Ma – released any new music, which was her awesome little 2016 EP, Radio Girl. She hasn't been idle in that time, however, as she's an artist and illustrator. The charismatic Parisien, though, did offer a little surprise a couple of days when she unveiled "Ponytail".
This little number sounds like just like its name and the photo – sweet, cute, and catchy. The herky-jerky, '60s-inspired pop melodies are infectious, particularly during the chorus as all the elements swell and a greater urgency is felt. It's head-swinging delightful, and it undoubtedly will be a crowd-pleaser. de Tarragon's lyrics, however, are the exact opposite of saccharine. She instead explains a day in which she struggles to get up and how her anxiety takes over. Her words are clever yet very real for a lot of people, where a single day turns into several and a lifetime. So while you're bopping around and enjoying this tune, keep in mind what she's saying, especially:
"No, no, no it's happening again,
I should have thought twice about taking these pills.
Not anymore, I don't want it anymore
Cause I only hurt.
Help me I think I'm stuck in a sick dream."
Swine Tax – "Never Ending" & "Thorns" (Newcastle upon Tyne, England)
NEVER ENDING / THORNS by Swine Tax
RIYL: Guided by Voices, Neutral Milk Hotel, Built to Spill
Another band with a short history that is making waves across the pond are Swine Tax. We've been following them since relatively close to the start of their careers because everything they've done to date has been intense and sweat-inducing. For their latest effort, though, Vince Lisle (vocals/guitar), Tom Kelly (vocals/bass), and Charlie Radford (drums) dial down the noise and ferocity. They have instead turned back the calendars to the golden era of college radio and Brit pop-rock. We're speaking about the late '80s and early '90s, of course, and the trio have perfectly remastered the era with two most excellent singles.
"Never Ending" is a slow-building rocker that echoes Guided by Voices, Pavement, and Built to Spill. The final two minutes are fantastic, and the chaotic, grizzled approach reflects the band's storyline of an individual trying to hold on to the past (possibly a single moment in time) and not let time catch him. To be able to rewind the clocks and re-live the glory days, such as the great period of rock music. Swine Tax hit the ground running on "Thorns", which is a catchy, head-noodling rocker that has traces of Japandroids with plenty of Neutral Milk Hotel. It's an anthemic number about wanting to feel alive and not to succumb to time. The guitar solo at the end is a killer, and the entire tune is raucous and uplifting. If this gets regular airplay, this could be Swine Tax's breakout.
This band is going places, and we're excited where their careers will take them. In the meantime, get all of Swine Tax's music on Bandcamp.
Waves of Dread – "Over Now" (Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England)
RIYL: Francobollo, Circa Waves, Yukon Blonde
It's awesome to see a young band continue to challenge themselves. While the music may sound familiar (well 95% of all songs sound similar to something in the past), at least they are testing new material instead of staying stagnant. Newcastle-based outfit Waves of Dread, for instance, are only a few months into this project, yet they've attempted epic psych-rock, tantalizing shoegaze, and now with "Over Now" some catchy and uplifting indie pop-rock. And they've exceeded expectations each and every time.
"Over Now" is the band's shortest and tightest song coming in at exactly 200 seconds. Unlike their previous seismic tunes, this one is made for cruising the coastlines or blasting loudly on a road trip. It is spectacularly uplifting that it will help you forget about all your problems. While we're not usually ones for "ooh ooh oohs", the little expression sure works on this track because it makes you a little lightheaded and delirious. You'll just want to close your eyes, nod your head, and inhale the intoxicating warmth while singing along. Another reason why we chose this tune – it will make the perfect closer to tomorrow Weekend Showcase. Every great playlist needs a fantastic ending.
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i just replaced my screen on my iPhone SE, and while the camera app does open and the rear camera works, the front camera is just black? I can press the shutter button but it will not take a picture. do i need to replace my camera or is there something wrong with the phone?
Replace the front facing camera assembly, sounds like when you replaced it it was either broken or defective.
thanks, but it is the camera that came from the iphone, i moved it over to the screen when i replaced it. it was working fine with the original screen. should i still replace it?
First, did you check if the proximity and light sensor is working? They are on the same cable and if they do not work either it could be a faulty cable or connection.
they are not working. is the connection bad in the cable or in the mainboard?
In other words, I should probably replace the camera, correct?
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Disabled passengers claim they were 'left stranded on Azuma train'
By Daniel Willers Reporter
THREE disabled people from York, including two wheelchair users, say they were left stranded at London King's Cross station on a new LNER Azuma train.
Dave Hayes was leading the group, accompanied by two carers, and said they were stuck at King's Cross for 30 minutes due to no staff and no ramp being available.
The 63-year-old claims LNER staff put the group on the train, and also on the LNER class 91 train which brought them back. Although the group did not pre-book assistance, Dave said LNER staff at King's Cross and York had told them they would advise the other station that they were aboard the trains in the wheelchair areas.
He said the train that brought them back to York, which he claimed was around 30 minutes late, was "packed", with "many passengers standing and luggage everywhere".
He said: "Neither of the two wheelchair users could get to the toilet facilities, there was no food or water available for any passengers, again no message was relayed to York of the location of the disabled party. No staff came through the train and no tickets were checked."
Dave called his sister-in-law Karen, told her the situation and asked her to meet the train at York.
He said: "We only got off the return train because Karen found the only member of staff at York.
"If she had not done that I'm convinced we would not have been able to exit, and would have gone on to Newcastle."
Dave, who has complained to LNER, said: "It is very disappointing disabled passengers in 2019 could be put in this situation."
An LNER spokesperson said: "We are investigating the issues raised by Mr Hayes following his recent journeys with us.
"Our teams work hard to ensure customers enjoy a great experience when they travel with us therefore we take such complaints very seriously.
"Customers can pre-book free assistance online or by telephone with our assisted travel team for any accessibility and mobility needs."
Dave also believes the Azuma trains could be more disabled-friendly, and have a powered folding ramp so wheelchair users could board without having to wait for staff with ramps.
A spokesperson for Hitachi, which built the Azuma trains, said: "Hitachi put a huge amount of effort into designing the Azuma trains so that they are as comfortable and user-friendly as possible for passengers, and particularly for people with disabilities and mobility issues.
"We actually won an award for the lengths that we went to engage and consult people with disabilities – creating a full scale mock-up of the train and inviting different groups to come and test it.
"This resulted in Azumas having four full disabled spaces and some of the largest disabled toilets you'll find anywhere."
Dave was a member of the Scope board of directors from 1992 to 2007 and has been an independent advisor to North Yorkshire Police on disability issues since 2001. He is also is a student assessor at York St John University.
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A 1950s house just three doors down from Point Roadknight front beach has changed 40 hands for the first time in 40 years.
46-48 Eighth Ave, Anglesea is three doors down from Point Roadknight front beach.
AN original 1950s beach shack just three doors down from Point Roadknight front beach has sold for $1.825 million.
The three-bedroom house on a 1394sq m block with two titles has been in the hands of the current owner for 40 years.
Great Ocean Road, Anglesea agent Kellie Saddington said with the vendor's 85th birthday approaching, the time had come to move closer to town.
The house hasn't changed much for decades.
Ms Saddington said the new owners of 46-48 Eight Avenue, Anglesea were a family from Melbourne who were looking forward to enjoying the ultimate beachside holiday location.
A wood fire warms the second living area.
She said they had no plans to do anything to the house as the huge block was a big part of the appeal.
"The family that bought it have a couple of kids so they are super excited able being able to put a board under their arm and walk to the beach," she said.
The house is in pretty much original condition, save for an extra living room that was added to back in the 1970s.
There are timber-lined walls in the central kitchen/meals area and front living room, while moonah trees add to the scenery outside.


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Non-pharmacological self-care: dietary modifications in women with endometriosis.
By: Selma Oransay - Sep 2, 2021
Women with endometriosis reported benefits, especially on GI symptoms when they eliminate gluten, dairy, and carbohydrates from their diet.
To reduce fatigue and bowel symptoms, eliminating gluten, dairy, and carbohydrates or their combination are the most common self-management strategies for women with endometriosis, and it may improve the quality of life.
Two-third of women with endometriosis use a self-management strategy, and almost half use dietary regimens in Australia.
A cross-sectional survey was conducted in the NICM Health Research Institute Sydney, Australia, and included 484 surgically confirmed women with endometriosis.
Demographic properties, self-management technique for endometriosis and its frequency, adverse events, self-rated effectiveness, and reduction in endometriosis medication usage were evaluated.
A pelvic pain impact questionnaire (PPIQ) was used to evaluate the benefits of a variety of diets.
Women with endometriosis frequently use dietary modifications as a self-management strategy in Australia.
The three most popular dietary strategies are a gluten-free diet, a low carbohydrate diet, and a dairy-free diet.
Two-third of women with surgically confirmed endometriosis used a self-management strategy and 44% used dietary strategies for endometriosis symptom management.
Although there was no difference between diet users and non-users, the self-rated effectiveness of diet on pelvic pain was 6,4+2,4 on a 0-10 rating scale.
No specific diet is found to be the most effective in this study group.
The effect of diet on pharmaceutical medication use was minimal in 1/4th and moderate in another 1/4th of subjects, while 1/5th reported more than 50% reduction.
The academic interest on the role of diet in endometriosis has grown due to its possible relation with inflammation, estrogenic activity, and menstrual cycles. Multiple dietary strategies and prescriptions are being used to deal with the pelvic pain and gastrointestinal symptoms of patients with endometriosis. Current evidence suggests the regular intake of fish oils, green vegetables, and fruits reduces the risk of endometriosis. On the other hand, women who consumed regularly red meat have a higher risk of endometriosis.
The benefit of reducing red meat from the diet after the diagnosis of endometriosis is not yet known. This survey was conducted to investigate the benefits of self-management strategies and dietary modifications for symptom management in women with confirmed endometriosis. Armour et al from NICM Health Research Institute, Western Sydney University, Australia set up a cross-sectional online survey and published the results in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine.
Overall, 484 women who had surgically confirmed endometriosis within 5 years participated in the study by completing the online survey, named "Patient-Professional Interaction Questionnaire (PPIQ)" to assess the patient-centered care from the patient's perspective. Two-third of participants used a self-management strategy and about 44% were dietary strategies. Although there was no statistical difference between the patients who implemented dietary strategies versus those who did not, the pelvic pain was reduced by diet by self-rated scale, about 6,4+2,4 on a 0-10 rating scale. However, no specific diet was found to be the most effective. Besides pelvic pain, gastrointestinal disturbance, nausea-vomiting, fatigue, depression, and sleep disorders were the five most significant healing symptoms.
After evaluating the statistical results, the authors discussed the benefits and the restrictions of the low-carbohydrate diet which were commonly used among the student responders. "Dietary strategies that are not superior to each other in terms of reducing pelvic pain and other symptoms are common self-management strategies among women with endometriosis" is the conclusion of the research.
Research Source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34161144/
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St. John's Hospital School of Electroneurodiagnostic Technology is, located in Springfield, Sangamon County, IL. Total enrollment is approximately 5.
Students in the 21-month program are involved in the diagnosis of various brain disorders such as stroke and epilepsy. EEG is used to indicate the effects of head trauma, diseases of the nervous system and metabolic disorders.
Employment opportunities in this field are found in hospital laboratories, clinics, research facilities and physicians' offices.
Other Schools at St. John's include St. John's Hospital School of Respirator, St. John's Hospital School of Nursing, St. John's Hospital School of Clinical L and and [hx[364131]. CODE left
St. John's Hospital School of Electroneurodiagnostic Technology is, located in [springfi], [y17167], IL. Total enrollment is approximately 5.
Other Schools at St. John's include [hx364104], [hx364113], [hx364122] and [hx[364131].
Location: 800 E Carpenter, Springfield Illinois 62769 Telephone 217-544-6464
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Peoria Heights Art Fair Peoria Heights IL May11 A great weekend is planned; the show coincides with the Race for the Cure and the Illinois Art League members show at the Village Hall. A hospitality tent will be open throughout the Art Fair with coffee and donuts in the morning and water and fruit during the day .
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Springfield Old Capitol Art Fair Springfield IL May18-19 Whether you are a serious art collector or are just developing an appreciation, there is original art here for you, in the form of jewelry, sculpture, photography, glassware, pottery, wood, metalwork, oils, watercolors, and other media.
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Live Updates: Ukraine Uses Western Weapons to Counter Russians With Deeper Strikes
A woman cycling past a housing block, destroyed by Russian strikes in the beginning of March, in Borodianka, a town northwest of Kyiv.Credit…Emile Ducke for The New York Times
BORODIANKA, Ukraine — On a main road into this Kyiv commuter town, a destroyed, blackened apartment building embodies the dilemma facing Ukrainians hoping to rebuild after Russian attacks.
"Remove the rubble. Rebuild our flats," read banners draped across its balconies in the blue and yellow of the Ukrainian flag, in English — a message to Western aid organizations and governments.
Foreign countries have pledged to support a massive reconstruction effort that the Ukrainian government estimates will cost $750 billion, with President Volodymyr Zelensky describing it as a "colossal" task. At this point, major rebuilding in Borodianka won't be happening any time soon.
Officials are facing a difficult question as President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia warns that its military campaign in Ukraine has barely begun: How much should they invest in rebuilding anything but essential infrastructure while the threat of renewed fighting still hangs over even areas liberated from Russian forces?
Borodianka, a gateway to Kyiv, the capital, was one of the first places attacked by Russia after it invaded at the end of February, but its forces pulled out of the area after meeting stiff resistance.
The devastated town stands as an example of Russian shelling that has indiscriminately targeted civilians. Streets are lined with apartment buildings reduced to rubble or gutted by artillery. In one building, a huge hole punched through the brick exterior is evidence of a direct hit.
The mayor's office says at least 176 of the roughly 1,500 civilians who stayed after the invasion were killed. Not all the bodies have been recovered yet from the rubble.
Residents in front of a damaged housing block in Borodianka.Credit…Emile Ducke for The New York Times
Almost 500 homes were destroyed and nearly 2,000 more buildings were damaged. Schools, police stations and hospitals were among 69 government buildings that were damaged, 11 of them completely destroyed, said Anatoly Rudnichenko, adviser to the mayor.
There are no plans to rebuild the 11 multistory buildings that he said were destroyed in Russian attacks and subsequent fighting. Instead, the Ukrainian government plans to relocate residents to a new district it will build, called New Borodianka, with modern apartment buildings flanked by wide streets and parks.
In Borodianka and other Kyiv suburbs that experienced the worst destruction, Mr. Rudnichenko said, "they are not talking about reconstruction. First you need to demolish the old buildings."
He said the project could take years.
Sitting in a school classroom temporarily turned into town administration offices, Mr. Rudnichenko said about half the population of 14,000 had returned but others still feared threats from neighboring Belarus, a Russian ally. Ukrainian officials and Western observers believe it is unlikely that the former Soviet republic will directly join the war now, but military drills in the border area close to Kyiv have contributed to a feeling of unease.
Mr. Rudnichenko said the town's biggest need was construction materials. The town administration had begun taking applications from residents who needed doors, windows and roofs but none had been distributed yet, he said.
Outside, a line of older women lined up on the school steps waiting to receive plastic bags of food. Others emerged from the repurposed school carrying gray plastic sheets to cover holes in their roofs.
Alina Fedorenko, 63, said she had huddled in a cellar for days with her daughter, son and 6-year-old grandson while artillery thudded around them. Her daughter shielded the boy with her body.
"We didn't know what to do," she said. Distraught and seemingly still traumatized by the attacks, she said she hoped someone would give them firewood to keep warm.
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Our goal is to provide nutritious meals to our students each day. USDA unveiled new standards for school meals in January, 2012, that will change the requirements for school meals for the first time in 15 years. These meal standards are a key component of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 introduced by former First Lady Michelle Obama. The final standards make practical changes, including:
Ensuring students are offered both fruits and vegetables every day of the week;
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Offering only fat-free or low-fat milk varieties;
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Ireland's IDA is calling for a Shake-Up before the Apple Data Center Project and others are lost to other Countries
IDA Ireland is the agency responsible for the attraction and development of foreign direct investment in Ireland. Today we're learning from several sources in Ireland that the chief executive of IDA Ireland has called for a shake-up of the planning system in the wake of lengthy delays to Apple's plans for a data center in Athenry.
Apple's €850 million project was announced in February 2015 – but remains in limbo due to a judicial review sought by local residents.
At the time Apple announced plans for a massive data center project in Athenry, it also announced its intention to build a similar project in Denmark. Over two years later, and the Danish center has been completed – with Apple announcing the development of a second centre in that country.
Meanwhile, the Athenry project remains in development hell over a series of lengthy delays – with many fearing Apple could be close to pulling the plug.
According to the Sunday Business Post, IDA Chief Executive Martain Shanahan is now calling for a shake-up of the planning system amid fears the considerable delays could lead to Athenry losing the project.
He says tight turnaround times are needed for big planning permissions – and the prospect of companies simply turning elsewhere is a very real danger. The long-awaited decision on Apple's plans for a data center in Athenry is expected to be delivered in the Commerical Court on Thursday.
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Voice Of Georgia Woman's Killer Captured On Recording
In Jennifer Clemmings' final moments, she can be heard trying to reason with her attacker, who stabbed her multiple times with her own kitchen knives.
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Who Killed Jennifer Clemmings?
Cold case investigator Paul Holes sits down with Dekalb County Police Lieutenant Rodderick Bryant to discuss the case of Jennifer Clemmings, who was stabbed to death at her home in Dekalb County, Georgia. At around 8:30 p.m. on the night of her attack, Clemmings' best friends receive a distressing, two-minute voicemail from Clemmings, capturing a tense conversation between her and an unidentified man.
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Who Killed Tamekia Taylor?
Listening To Jennifer Clemmings' Voicemail
On the evening of Jan. 27, 2003, Jennifer Clemmings was at her home in DeKalb County, Georgia. A single, successful woman, Clemmings lived alone, working as a top sales director for Mary Kay Cosmetics.
At around 8:30 p.m., her best friends received a distressing, two-minute voicemail from Clemmings, capturing a tense conversation between her and an unidentified man. Her friends immediately called 911, and when police arrived at Clemmings' home, they were met with a gruesome scene.
Upstairs in the bedroom, investigators discovered her body on the floor. Her arms and legs were bound, and she was stabbed multiple times in the chest with knives from her own kitchen. Police determined she was sexually assaulted during the attack.
After processing the crime scene, DeKalb County police were unable to recover any offender DNA, and it seems the only piece of evidence he left behind is his voice — a clue that cold case investigator Paul Holes thinks could be the key to breaking the case.
At the beginning of the voicemail, the man asks Clemmings, "I take my money, why you playing me?" Clemmings explains, "I done told you … I forgot."
Although it appears the assailant knew Clemmings and entered her home to obtain some type of payment he claims he was owed, Holes believes "the emotions displayed at the crime scene adds up to more than just a financial motive."
"There is no question in my mind this is a sexually motivated crime," Holes told "The DNA of Murder with Paul Holes," airing Saturdays at 7/6c on Oxygen. "But the killer used the financial conflict between him and Jennifer to gain access into her house, and once he was inside, that's when his true motive kicked in — to sexually assault and kill her."
Jennifer Clemmings
The man then forced Clemmings to "get on the floor," telling her, "I'm not gonna hurt you. I'm gonna teach you a little something … You want me to hurt you? You cannot fight … You're gonna listen to me. Feel close to death?"
Before the message ends, the man says, "I'm just trying to f--k. Don't fuss, OK? Put your hands behind your back … I'll stick my c--k in you, is what I'll do. Then you owe me."
To gather more information about the offender, Holes, along with former prosecutor Loni Coombs, met with forensic linguist Dr. Betsy Barry, who analyzed a recording of the voicemail without having any prior knowledge of the case.
Based on the conversation, Barry theorized it was "a rape situation" that ended in murder, and that the man was possibly a repeat offender.
"It seems like this a game to him, a game that he's going to win," Barry said. "He's scripted this … he's following the script. He's following the rules to his game. He wants her to follow the rules. And it leaves me with the impression that this was maybe not the first time that he has used this script."
Holes also picked up on signs that Clemmings' killer could be a serial offender — at the crime scene, knives that had broken in the attack were stacked on top of her body, demonstrating "signature behaviors."
"I'm realizing I'm dealing with a very dangerous individual, a serial predator that uses financial or personal ruses to gain access to his victims. This individual possibly has other victims, both before Jennifer's case and potentially after Jennifer's case," Holes said.
By speaking with DeKalb County Police Lieutenant Rod Bryant, Holes learned of a murder that took place approximately six weeks before Clemmings' death.
Tamekia Taylor, a young professional woman, was stabbed to death at her home just six miles away from where Clemmings was found. Both women were associated with overlapping professional circles, and Holes questioned if the women could have come across the same assailant.
Holes noted that although people assume serial predators come from a certain type of background, "guys who wear suits commit these kinds of crimes, too."
Taylor's case will be examined in the next episode of "The DNA of Murder with Paul Holes," airing Saturday at 7/6c on Oxygen.
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Q: filter child collection by list I'm having som issues filtering child collection by list
My datamodel is as follows;
  class Catalog
  {
      public int ID { get;set;}
      public string Name { get;set;}
      public IList<Area> Areas { get;set;}
  }

  class Area
  {
      public int ID { get;set;}
      public string Name { get;set;}
  }

Lets assume i have the following data:
       List<Catalog> dataSource;
       List<Area> filter;

I would like to filter the datasource by the filter, something like
    from v in dataSource where v.Areas.Contains(filter) select v

but that doesnt Work.
Instead i can do as follows
      List<Catalog> result = new List<Catalog>;
      foreach (Area area in filter)
      {
                result.AddRange((from v in dataSource where v.Areas.Contains(area) select v).ToList());
       }

But that not optimal.
Can anyone tell me how to filter a child Collection by a list

A: Try this:
from v in dataSource where v.Areas.Intersect(filter).Any() select v;

This works because Intersect returns what both lists have in common, and if they have anything in common then they match.


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            $admin_model->login_passwd = Common::hashPassword(trim($data['new_pass']),$admin_model->salt);

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Q: Why is your username AND password not hashed and salted? Since common responses from Username and/or Password failure at logging is ALWAYS returned "Your Username OR Password are incorrect" due to increased security then why would systems not store the combination username AND password hashed.  Nothing urks me more than not knowing which email I am using and having to try others especially when there can be MAXIMUM limits on password lengths ect.

A: For the same reason we don't keep our actual names secret: they are used to identify us, and are shareable by design.
The intention is to reduce the information a potential attacker may have by not sharing whether they are operating on an existing username. That said, systems which utilise "username or password is incorrect" style messages are typically still just as vulnerable as systems without them. Sign-up forms (and sometimes password reset forms) will tell you whether an account exists or not, so it is trivial to identify whether a username exists. As such, this approach can be more frustrating to legitimate users than it is impeding to attackers.
Also, imagine trying to find a friend on a platform if their plaintext username isn't stored: you would have to get the username correct character-for-character. Such a system would be horribly impractical. Having a secret username would be similar to having a second password, and there are much better ways of securing accounts than that.


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Q: Angular forms: setting a $dirty property on a custom directive We have a directive (let say check-button) that creates a styled checkbox with some specific functionality.
I require ng-form in the directive, So I can user the formCtrl in the directive and I succeed in setting the form to be $dirty or $valid. My problem is how to set the specific element created by the directive to be $valid or $dirty and generally behave as an angular form element. just doing element.$valid = false doesn't work as is fromCtrl.addControl(element) So I'm stuck. I should stress that this directive is used inside an ng-repeat loop so I can just set a "name" on it, since ng-repeat can set a name programmtically (has to be a string)
this is the (simplfied) template:

and this is the code:
angular.module('our.directives').directive('checkButton', [function() {
    return {
        restrict: 'A',
        require:'?^form', //may be used outside a form
        templateUrl: '/tempalte/path/tpocheckbutton.html',
        scope: {
            btnState: '=ngModel',
            value: '=radioBtn'
        },
        replace: true,
        transclude: true,
        link: function($scope, $element, $attrs, formCtrl) {
            if(formCtrl){

                formCtrl.$addControl($element)//doesn't work
            }

            $scope.$watch(function() {
                return $scope.btnState;
            }, function(newValue) {
                $scope.btnState = newValue;
            });

            var _onElementClick = function() {
                if($scope.value != undefined) {
                    $scope.btnState = $scope.value;
                } else {
                    $scope.btnState = !$scope.btnState;
                }
                if(formCtrl){
//                    $element.$dirty = true;//doesn't work
                    formCtrl.$setDirty(); //does set the form as dirty - but not the field
                }

            };

            $element.find('.button, .btn-label').on('click', _onElementClick);
        }
    };
}]);

We are using the latest angular version (1.2.10)

A: You basically need to require both form and ngModel as form.$addControl expects an ngModelController.


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Il telestèrion (in greco τεληστήριον, luogo delle iniziazioni, da τελέω, esser portato a compimento, a perfezione, iniziato) è un edificio monumentale greco antico del santuario di Eleusi, in Attica, destinato alla celebrazione del complesso rituale dei misteri eleusini. Le evidenze archeologiche sono in accordo con le fonti letterarie, dimostrano cioè come le origini dell'edificio (insieme al culto che all'interno si celebrava) affondino le loro radici almeno nella piena età micenea. L'edificio è stato rimaneggiato più volte sino a raggiungere architettura stabile solo in età classica, quando il telesterion fu riedificato probabilmente da Ictino intorno al 445 a.C. e successivamente ultimato in età ellenistica con l'edificazione del portico da parte dell'architetto Filone.

Nel telesterion di Eleusi fu iniziato Eschilo, originario di Eleusi.

Storia
Durante l'epoca micenea esisteva già un piccolo luogo di culto. Al tempo di Pisistrato (525 a.C.) l'edificio aveva raggiunto una forma quadrangolare e circondato da gradinate per accogliere i fedeli. Nel 480 a.C. fu distrutto dai Persiani dopo la battaglia delle Termopili.
Al tempo di Cimone (465 a.C.) furono iniziati i lavori per l'ampliamento. Interrotti, furono in seguito ripresi da Pericle (447-438 a.C.) che li affidò all'architetto Ictino, autore della sistemazione monumentale dell'Acropoli di Atene. Nel 330 a.C. Filone aggiunse un portico con colonne doriche.
In epoca romana fu distrutto durante l'invasione dei Costoboci e ricostruito da Marco Aurelio nel 170.
Nel 396 i Visigoti di Alarico invasero l'Attica distruggendo il telesterion definitivamente.

Gli edifici di età arcaica e classica
Verso il 520 a.C. l'edificio di precedente edificazione e risalente al VII a.C. venne ampliato per accogliere un numero maggiore di fedeli. Esso acquisì una struttura quadrangolare, con lanaktoron (un ambiente destinato a contenere l'immagine sacra di Demetra) situato in uno degli angoli e una serie di gradini addossati a tre pareti per permettere ai fedeli di assistere ai misteri. Uno dei lati si apriva all'esterno su un portico retto da colonne doriche; le colonne interne erano di ordine ionico.

L'edificio dei Pisistratidi fu distrutto dai Persiani nel 480 a.C. e venne riedificato sotto Cimone già nel 465 a.C. Il progetto prevedeva un edificio ancora più grande del precedente, che riportava l'''anaktoron al centro dello spazio ora rettangolare, ma non venne terminato e fu ripreso sotto Pericle dall'architetto Ictino. Ictino aveva previsto uno spazio quadrangolare, con l'interno articolato su due ordini per i fedeli, un deambulatorio mediano per le processioni e uno spazio centrale per il culto. La copertura doveva essere sostenuta da sole venti colonne, disposte in cinque file da quattro, in modo da liberare la vista verso il centro. Anche il progetto di Ictino non fu portato a termine.

 L'edificio di Filone
L'edificio completo, alla data dell'ultima modifica apportata nel 330 a.C., aveva una pianta quadrangolare di cinquantadue metri per lato ed era dotato di sette gradini che correvano lungo tutto il perimetro del quadrato. Al centro era posto l'anaktoron accanto al trono dello Ierofante, sede vera e propria dei rituali misterici. Le colonne di sostegno erano divenute quarantadue. A Filone spetta il completamento del portico costruito solo sul lato principale dotato di quattordici colonne in ordine dorico e sormontato da un frontone. L'accesso all'edificio era consentito da coppie di porte aperte sui lati nord, est e sud.

 Fonti antiche
Sembra che siano da ammettere due differenti luoghi di culto: un originario tempio realizzato da Ictino, pressappoco sul luogo in cui poi venne costruito il tempio "L" di età romana, e il telesterion. Strabone e Vitruvio parlano di Ictino come realizzatore di una struttura con cella per Kore e Demetra, priva di colonne esterne (per guadagnare spazio e accogliere un maggior numero di fedeli): quindi un tempio vero e proprio (senza peristasi). Mentre sappiamo che il telesterion era un edificio, in nulla simile ad un tempio. Plutarco parla invece di Corebo come iniziatore del telesterion, completato poi da Metagene e Xenocle, autore quest'ultimo dellopaion. Vi sono poi anche fonti iconografiche a conferma di questa ipotesi che menzionano Filegoro e Atenodoro come autori del portico del Telesterion'' e non Filone, (come vorrebbe invece Vitruvio): quest'ultimo sarebbe invece autore di un vestibolo, forse su committenza di Demetrio Falereo (fine IV a.C.), nel tempio di Ictino.

Note

Bibliografia

 Tommaso Serafini, "Telestérion: contributo alla definizione di una tipologia architettonica e funzionale", in "Annuario della Scuola Archeologica di Atene e delle Missioni Italiane in Oriente" 97, 2019, pp. 130-156.
L'architettura greca: dalle origini all'eta classica / di Giorgio Bejor e Francesca Ghedini. In: Archeo, n. 99 (maggio 1993).
Arte e archeologia Greca / John Griffiths Pedley. - Roma: Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato; Libreria dello Stato, 2005 - 400 p. : ill. ; 25 cm;
 Mysteria. Archeologia e culto del santuario di Demetra a Eleusi / Lippolis Enzo, Mondadori 2006 (Cap. III, pg. 90)

Altri progetti

Architetture dell'antica Grecia
Misteri eleusini
Eleusi

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