32 weeks into the Pregnancy. So far so easy! It's weird to think that I only have 8 weeks left and then I'll be a mommy. Oh, Luke says hi.
and you really are so blessed to have had such a smooth sailing pregnancy. I really hope my next one is like that!
Can't wait to meet luke.


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Q: Laravel 7 redirect on login based on user value i am using Laravel 7 and the built in Auth to do the login function
In my users table I have a column named roleid I am trying to upon login redirect you to a specific route based on what a users roleid is
I am thinking in my app/Http/auth/LoginController.php I would need to comment out the line that says
protected $redirectTo = '/';

But then how do I get the users information specifically the value of whats in the column roleid for the user?

A: Use laravel guards.
Basically you need to add the new role to the guards array in config/auth.php. Then you can copy-paste the default Auth folder for the new role and modify it so that it makes sense.
See this article for more information:
https://pusher.com/tutorials/multiple-authentication-guards-laravel

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Many of us are guilty of creating and holding onto problems because they give us a sense of identity, we hold onto pain far longer than we need to as it gives us purpose and reasons for our actions, we hold onto stress and anxiety for the same reason and sometimes even because it gives us a sense of power.
How often do we hear the phrase 'I'm so stressed', in this modern fast paced world stress has become almost something to be proud of, if we're stressed it must mean we're working hard, it must mean we're successful.
Clinging onto past mistakes, feelings of stress, anger, worry and regret allows to keep up an emotional wall therefore avoiding dealing with our present, our actions right now, what we're feeling right now.
We then add to our emotional suitcase by worrying about the future, what might happen tomorrow, next week, next year, allowing ourselves to be distracted and anxious about things we cannot control.
Think how much more energy we would have if we simply stopped worrying about the things we cannot control.
We believe that by holding onto these feelings we are being strong, in a 'look how much I'm dealing with, look at how much I have on my plate' kind of way, however the greatest strength is to actually to let go.
Letting go can be scary, we have to let down that wall, allow ourselves to feel and be present. This is not always easy but it can be life changing. By storing all these emotions we create stress and tension in the body which can manifest and cause serious health issues, therefore letting go has such an important role in both your physical and mental health.
Its important to remember its very rare that life will always be perfect and run smoothly but every moment is an opportunity to not let these imperfections bother you, a time to practice letting go.
Move your body; for me that's yoga for you it may be something different, but find a physical activity that helps you to release stress, anxiety and calm your mind.
Have a clear out; at some of my most weighed down times I have taken to cleaning the house, clearing out the cupboards and throwing away or passing on anything I haven't used in 6 months, at the same time as clearing out the house I feel like I'm clearing out my mind and feel cleansed and emotionally light afterwards.
Focus your energy; stop using up energy on things you cannot control start focussing energy on things you can control. Maybe learn a new skill, do some volunteer work, read a motivational book anything that focusses your mind and energy on positive thoughts.
Cry; its ok to let it out! Watch a sad film, call a friend…whatever you need to do to get those waterworks flowing do it, and then just let it all out!
Allow yourself to feel; don't bottle up your emotions, allow yourself to feel what's going on and allow yourself to deal with it. Maybe write it down, keep a feeling journal or talk to a friend. Don't bottle up that stress and tension or you can't deal with it!
If it's a particular situation that's weighing you down, talk about it. Recognise how you could of handled yourself differently in the situation…learn from it and then allow it to go.
Lastly make a list of your accomplishments; stop dwelling on the bad things, take a moment to think about all the things you've achieved and all the things you're grateful for.
Now feel the lightness in your body, feel how much energy you have to focus on the good things in life. Let's take a lesson from nature today and start letting the leaves fall.
© 2015 Eleanor Hall Lifestyle.
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The Power of Words – Catalin's Gambit
In a shadowy tavern in the slums of Syrentium, one meeting will decide the fate of the city.
Catalin Ruic, a young woman raised in the throat-cutting alleys of the docklands, is about to come face to face with the most dangerous man in the Circle of Kingdoms.
Her plan goes beyond bravery; it is practically suicide.
But the stakes are too high for half measures. Catalin is the last protector of the lives of her people, and perhaps the very soul of Syrentium.
Catalin's Gambit is one of four short stories in the Fantasy & Sci-Fi anthology, "The Power of Words", by Richard T. Drake (Author of the Hollow World Series of Epic Fantasy Novels), M.L.S. Weech, Heidi Angell & T.W. Iain. Each story pays tribute to the concept that the words people use hold power.
Catalin's Gambit explores the idea that words wield real power. With no magical abilities of her own, Catalin is armed only with her courage and wit. But will that be enough to bring down the malevolent alchemist who is killing her people? Can the fate of her city be decided by words alone?
Catalin Ruic first appears in book one of the Hollow World, "Heir of the Hunted", where she is already one of the most powerful players in the Circle of Kingdoms. Catalin's Gambit is set twenty years earlier. It explores Catalin's beginnings on the streets of Syrentium, through one of the events which triggers her rise to power and helps shape her into the formidable Guild Master she will one day become.
Richard T Drake is the author of the Hollow World series of Epic Fantasy novels.
At age seven, in the dungeon-library of his 19th-century boarding school, Richard discovered the classic fantasy gamebook The Warlock of Firetop Mountain, and became so lost within the infamous 'Maze of Zagor' that he needed to draw a map to find his way out. His love of epic adventure and fantasy has been growing ever since.
He graduated from gamebooks to tabletop role-playing where, as game master, he would invent worlds, draw maps, and weave adventures for his friends. As heroes fell and legends grew, Richard discovered a love of epic storytelling.
Over the next few years, he set to work crafting an original fantasy universe, envisioning a vast array of planets and galaxies bound together by powerful magic, ancient covenants, and the schemes of primordial gods. Finally, the Hollow World was born.
When he isn't writing, Richard keeps busy with the other staples of a heroic fantasy lifestyle: dressing up in superhero costumes, playing MMORPGs, and collecting an absurd number of action figures and comic books. He's also a black belt ninja.

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Govt warned on housing reform
A prominent industry economist has urged the federal government to show more leadership on housing supply and policy reform, or risk a downturn in Australia's economy.
Harley Dale, chief economist at the Housing Industry Association (HIA), says a strong focus on housing supply and policy reform is vital to future economic and social prosperity.
"Australia will fail to achieve this objective without federal government leadership and involvement in housing policy reform, including strategic planning for the future housing and residential infrastructure requirements of our growing and ageing population," Mr Dale said.
He said tinkering with negative gearing and capital gains tax provisions "does not represent real reform", and risks damaging confidence in the sector at a crucial time in the property cycle.
"A key finding in the latest HIA National Outlook [report] is that a peak in new home building activity will be followed by a significant cyclical downturn extending to 2017-18," Mr Dale said.
New dwelling commencements are forecast to decline from a record peak of 220,000 in 2015 to around 160,000 in 2017-18, while the growth in residential property prices will continue to slow, according to the HIA.
"The national new home building sector has made an outstanding contribution to overall economic activity in Australia over the last four years," Mr Dale said.
"Without this contribution from residential construction, the domestic economy would have been considerably weaker than has turned out to be the case over recent years."
[Related: Negative gearing 'a positive force' for the economy]
>Harley Dale, chief economist at the Housing Industry Association (HIA), says a strong focus on housing supply and policy reform is vital to future economic and social prosperity.
Huntley Mitchell
Last Updated: 17 March 2016 Published: 18 March 2016


The Vicon RotaFlow RS-EDW fertiliser spreader is the first implement in the world to be accredited as compatible with the ISOBUS system.
ISOBUS is the new international system which standardises data communications between tractor, implement and farm management.
It enables the exchange of data on a worldwide scale, by allowing the electronic controller in a suitably equipped tractor to operate compatible implements from any manufacturer.
By passing the test, the Kverneland Group's Tellus terminal has proven that it is fully compliant with ISOBUS standard (ISO 11783).
Adoption of the new standard by manufacturers will provide major benefits to farmers.
It will eliminate the necessity of multiple controllers and the attendant need for operator competence on each one.
Farmers will simply plug their implement into the tractor, identify the implement type and go to work. Operating principles will be identical from one combination to the next.
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Diagnostic requirements were integrated into the standards provisions along with other important aspects.
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the company directory and other users internally.
Include user in the company directory - Can this extension be reached from the company directory?
Send emails to an alternate address - If you want user emails such as voicemail, faxes and password resets to go to a different email than the main users login, specify it here.
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What Was the Liberal Order?
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STEWART PATRICK is a Senior Fellow and Director of the International Institutions and Global Governance Program at the Council on Foreign Relations.
While campaigning for president in 2008, Barack Obama pledged to renovate the dilapidated multilateral edifice the United States had erected after World War II. He lionized the generation of Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, and George Marshall for creating the United Nations, the Bretton Woods institutions, and NATO. Their genius, he said, was to recognize that "instead of constraining our power, these institutions magnified it." But the aging pillars of the postwar order were creaking and crumbling, Obama suggested, and so "to keep pace with the fast-moving threats we face," the world needed a new era of global institution building.
Five years into Obama's presidency, little progress has been made on that front, and few still expect it. Formal multilateral institutions continue to muddle along, holding their meetings and issuing their reports and taking some minor stabs at improving transnational problems at the margins. Yet despite the Obama administration's avowed ambition to integrate rising powers as full partners, there has been no movement to reform the composition of the UN Security Council to reflect new geopolitical realities. Meanwhile, the World Trade Organization (WTO) is comatose, NATO struggles to find its strategic purpose, and the International Energy Agency courts obsolescence by omitting China and India as members.


Today's POTD comes from the live journal account of Russian tank researcher Yuri Pasholok. From what we can gather from the computer generated translation of his blog, vehicles are being moved to new buildings which are currently being constructed as part of Patriot Park. Visitors to Kubinka will be happy to hear that these new buildings will have both air conditioning and heat!


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· In case you've forgotten, Nike has replaced calorie burning with Nikefuel earning.
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Q: Raid 1 on two partitions: is this a good thing to do? So, I have a 2TB HDD (sda) and a 500GB one (sdb). I created a partition on sdb occupying the entire device (sdb1), noted how large it is, and then I created a partition on sda the same size (sda1).
Then, I created a RAID1 array between the two partitions: mdadm --create /dev/md/md1 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1.
What I want to achieve is having a partition on sda (sda1) that's mirrored to sdb. I am new with RAID. Is the way I've done things good? Is there any better way? I'd be glad to hear some suggestions

A: RAID1 is about mirroring. It doesn't matter whether you mirror a partition or a disk.
Given your description it sounds like you've addressed the requirement correctly: you have a 500GB partition on /dev/sdb1 that has been equalled by a partition of 500GB on your 2TB disk, and you've created a RAID1 mirror across them both.
You can use cat /proc/mdstat to see the configuration (and mirroring state, if it's still in progress).
Remember though, that RAID is not a backup - if you accidentally delete (or otherwise break) a file then it will be deleted (or broken) on both halves of the mirror. You might have been better off leaving the two halves as separate partitions and then using the older 500GB disk as a periodic backup of the newer partition. (rsnapshot on top of rsync is one of my preferred solutions, for example, and the proprietary Veeam Agent for Linux is another.) But it does very much depend on the situation and your particular requirements.

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Raid 1 on two partitions: is this a good thing to do?

R standing for Redundancy, it will depend on the reason why you want that redundancy.
In general at first: system's availability :
The very first reason for wanting redundancy is in a context of fault-tolerance : Guarantee your system will remain fully functional (to the possible expense of reduced performances) even in case of some hardware failure.
Why would you want RAID-1 ? In order for your system to stay fully functional in case one of your two drives stops functioning.
Performance of read operations (In the particular case of RAID-1)
If your workload mainly consists in tasks heavily random-reading concurrently on disk, you might want to share the i/o load on two different controllers and efficiently increase the throughput.
All this of course does not come for free. At least whatever write operation will be (much) dearer.

Because of that cost (and misc. other drawbacks), you do not want RAID-1 as a solution for only preserving data.
For the sole sake of preserving data on some reputed filesystem (the ext family, zfs, ufs…), I personally ensure most secure mount options (generally default) are selected then use rsync for backing up.
rsync can of course be launched from cron, run daemonized, and, what I prefer in any case : scheduled SCHED_BATCH (in order to operate only when your system has just nothing else to achieve)
In any case, this will do the job in a far cheaper & secure way than whatever RAID config.


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Newcomers to Sisters often confuse the communities of Tollgate and Crossroads. Given that the two were both developed by Brooks Resources in the mid-1970s with a similar concept (as a summer-home community), the confusion is understandable.
Like Tollgate, Crossroads is located just a few miles west of town (however, the community is accessed off Highway 242 instead of Highway 20), and both neighborhoods are adjacent to the Deschutes National Forest. They also both feature larger-than average-sized lots: Tollgate's are primarily about a half-acre, while Crossroads' are about an acre.
Both neighborhoods were originally very horse-friendly; and, technically, the CCR's for both communities still allow for equines. However, owning horses has become less popular within Tollgate as a whole over the years, and the requirements now are pretty strict.
Tollgate and Crossroads also share a similar layout: Both consist of several main loop roads, with a network of small cul-de-sacs branching off the loops. That can make navigating these neighborhoods and getting the lay of the land within them a bit challenging for first-timers.
Crossroads is the simpler layout of the two, with three main roads (Crossroads Loop, Bluegrass Loop and Mountain View Loop) that feed into a handful of short arterial roads. Tollgate, on the other hand, can be confounding to even the veteran visitor, because of its elaborate, serpentine system of loops and cul-de-sacs — all of which feature horse-related street names, with no obvious method of organization. Let's hope you're good at memorizing
It's those cul-de-sacs, though, that continue to draw home-buyers of all kinds — they offer an element of privacy that's getting tougher and tougher to find, even in small-town Sisters. It isn't everyone who can walk out their back doors and head straight for the wilderness.
One of the Crossroads access points to the Dechutes National Forest.
A Crossroads home.
Because both neighborhoods have evolved over the years, you'll find a wide range of home styles and sizes in both. Tollgate is known for its log cabins, weekend bungalows and quaint cottages, but also has larger, more stately residences.
Crossroads is perhaps a bit more casual in both appearance and attitude — you'll find fewer amenities and fewer CCR's here. Tollgate's amenities include a pool, tennis court, basketball court and clubhouse; Crossroads has a community park with covered gathering spot/picnic area.
The park/picnic area at Crossroads
In the beginning, Crossroads dedicated one section of its development to manufactured homes (Bluegrass Loop), while the other was dedicated to frame-built homes. Over the years, however, many of those manufactured homes have been replaced with frame-built homes of various styles and sizes. And although many properties in Crossroads do feature horse setups (and horses), there are also many properties that don't.
Homes for Sale in Crossroads
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Lisa Broadwater, GRI, CDPE, is a Central Oregon-based real estate professional who specializes in listing and selling homes, especially in Sisters, Tumalo, Bend and Redmond.
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One of the best ways you can earn a little extra money is by renting your home. Whether you have a secondary home for the season or you just have an extra room that no one is using, renting your house can be an excellent way to earn a bit of cash. However, there are a few things you should keep in mind before just opening your house to a paying stranger. Here are a few items you should endeavor to do before you list your house for rent.
Obviously, before you can even advertise, you need to figure out how much rent you're going to charge. One easy way to do this is just by taking a look around your area and seeing what other people are charging. You don't want to ask for too high of a rate, especially if the rent doesn't include certain utilities or services. You also don't want to charge too low, or else you're not going to be making any money at all. So, take a look around at the other townhouses or apartments or houses and determine which rate matches your own renting venture the best.
In order to protect yourself and your property, it's best to have a lease. This legal document can hold the renter responsible in the event that they end up destroying parts of your home during a party or if they try to skip out on paying rent. While it's best to be optimistic, there are always people out there looking to take advantage of you. A legal lease can make sure you're safe and protected.
This goes hand-in-hand with a lease. To better protect yourself, you'll want to have insurance. This insurance is different from the homeowner's insurance that you likely bought when you first procured your home. So, be sure that you read the policies and determine if it's what you need or not.
Whether you choose to fix up repairs yourself or hire a team, eventually things break. Depending on the renter's responsibilities, it may or may not be up to you to fix broken amenities and appliances. If you lack the know-how of how to perform certain repairs, then you're going to need to bring in a crew. Because this is something that will cost you money, you need to make sure you plan accordingly when determining the initial rent.
While it may seem harsh to plan for eviction so soon, it's best to have a plan ready in the event that you need to evict someone.


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94-year-old NH World War II veteran receives long overdue Purple Heart
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen helped grant wish for Francis Byrne, who has from terminal cancer
Updated: 2:00 PM EST Jan 3, 2019
Mike Cherry
WEBVTT WHAT HE DID SO MANY YEARS AGO. MIKE: THIS IS WHAT 74 YEARS IN THE MAKING LOOKS LIKE FOR WORLD WAR II VETERAN FRANCIS BYRNE. >> THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES HAS AWARDED THE PURPLE HEART. MIKE: AS FOR HOW IT FEELS? IN 1944, BYRNE WAS INJURED IN BELGIUM WHEN A LANDMINE EXPLODED. BYRNE DIDN'T SLOW DOWN -- HE JUST RETURNED TO ACTION. SE SHAHEEN: HE IS THE GREATEST EXAMPLE OF THE GREATEST GENERATION. THEY FOUGHT IN WORLD WAR II, THEY CAN HOME AND MADE FAMILIES, AND THEY MADE THIS COUNTRY WHAT IT IS TODAY. MIKE: AND TODAY MAY NOT HAVE HAPPENED IF NOT FOR JEANETTE CHASIN, WHO PETITIONED THE ARMY FOR A PURPLE HEART. SHE MET FRANCIS WHILE HOLDING A DOOR FOR HIM AT THE ELIOT AND OPENED A METAPHORICAL DOOR IN THE PROCESS. JEANETTE: I CAN'T THINK OF A BETTER WAY THAT I COULD HAVE EVER HONORED A VETERAN, LET ALONE A WORLD WAR II VETERAN. FROM A SIMPLE "THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE," THIS IS WHAT CAME OF THAT. CPL. BYRNE: IT WAS DEFINITELY WORTH THE WAIT, AND I AM PROUD OF EVERYBODY THAT HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH IT. MIKE: PRIDE FELT ACROSS ALL BRANCHES OF THE MILITARY. DOZENS OF VETERANS WERE IN ATTENDANCE FOR THE CEREMONY. MADDIE: I NEVER REALIZED HOW TIGHTKNIT THE MILITARY WAS, THE VETERANS ARE, UNTIL THIS HAPPENED. MIKE: AT 94 YEARS OLD AND DIAGNOSED WITH AN AGGRESSIVE CANCER, BYRNE SAYS HE HAS ONE MISSION LEFT -- FILLING THAT EMPTY SPOT IN HIS AWARDS CASE WITH THE PURPLE HEART. CPL. BYRNE: IT IS NOT SOMETHI
UPDATE (Jan. 3, 2019): Francis Byrne has died. According to his family, he was content after receiving his long-overdue Purple Heart. --A local World War II veteran finally received his long overdue Purple Heart at a ceremony on Friday morning. Francis Byrne was awarded the medal at a ceremony at Elliot Hospital.>> Download the FREE WMUR appA top Army official pinned the medal on Byrne for his sacrifice during the Battle of the Bulge.Byrne was injured in Belgium when a landmine exploded.But he didn't slow down. He just returned to action."He's a great example of the Greatest Generation, too. They fought in World War II. They came home and started families. They built this country for what it is today," said Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, who helped grant Byrne's dying wish.The ceremony may not have happened if not for Jeanette Chasin, who petitioned the U.S. army for a Purple Heart for Byrne.She met him while holding a door for him at the Elliot, opening a metaphorical door in the process."I can't think of a better way I could have ever honored a veteran, let alone a World War II veteran. From a simple 'Thank you for your service,' this is what came of that," Chasin said.When asked how he felt about receiving the award, Byrne said he was "all full of bubbles.""It's something you can't really imagine because it was so long ago. I never thought it would really come true," he said.Byrne has terminal cancer and does not have long to live."It was definitely worth the wait, and I'm proud of anyone that had anything to do with it," Byrne said.That pride was felt across all branches of the military, as dozens of veterans were in attendance for the ceremony."I never realized how tight-knit the military was -- the veterans were -- until this happened," said Byrne's stepdaughter, Maddie Doyon.When asked about what he would like to do next, Byrne said it's time to "relax."
UPDATE (Jan. 3, 2019): Francis Byrne has died. According to his family, he was content after receiving his long-overdue Purple Heart.
Local World War II hero dies weeks after receiving Purple Heart
World War II veteran receives long overdue Purple Heart
94-year-old veteran battling cancer petitions government for Purple Heart
A local World War II veteran finally received his long overdue Purple Heart at a ceremony on Friday morning.
Francis Byrne was awarded the medal at a ceremony at Elliot Hospital.
A top Army official pinned the medal on Byrne for his sacrifice during the Battle of the Bulge.
Byrne was injured in Belgium when a landmine exploded.
But he didn't slow down. He just returned to action.
"He's a great example of the Greatest Generation, too. They fought in World War II. They came home and started families. They built this country for what it is today," said Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, who helped grant Byrne's dying wish.
The ceremony may not have happened if not for Jeanette Chasin, who petitioned the U.S. army for a Purple Heart for Byrne.
She met him while holding a door for him at the Elliot, opening a metaphorical door in the process.
"I can't think of a better way I could have ever honored a veteran, let alone a World War II veteran. From a simple 'Thank you for your service,' this is what came of that," Chasin said.
When asked how he felt about receiving the award, Byrne said he was "all full of bubbles."
"It's something you can't really imagine because it was so long ago. I never thought it would really come true," he said.
Byrne has terminal cancer and does not have long to live.
"It was definitely worth the wait, and I'm proud of anyone that had anything to do with it," Byrne said.
That pride was felt across all branches of the military, as dozens of veterans were in attendance for the ceremony.
"I never realized how tight-knit the military was -- the veterans were -- until this happened," said Byrne's stepdaughter, Maddie Doyon.
When asked about what he would like to do next, Byrne said it's time to "relax."


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Royal Mail warns of delivery blackspots over Covid-19 staff shortages
Tuesday January 12, 2021, 6:29 AM
Royal Mail say there has been a surge in online shopping because of the lockdown Credit: ITV Anglia
Basildon, Bury St Edmunds, Chelmsford and Daventry are among dozens of areas not receiving regular post due to coronavirus.
Royal Mail has published a list of 28 locations across the country where staff shortages have disrupted delivery.
The issue has prompted calls, including from MPs and the Communication Workers Union (CWU), for postal workers to be added to the priority list of people receiving coronavirus vaccinations.
Areas in the Anglia region where deliveries will be disrupted
Basildon (SS13-SS16)
Bury St Edmunds (IP28-IP33)
Chelmsford (CM1-CM3)
Daventry (NN11)
In a statement published with the list on its website, Royal Mail said it was "working hard to deliver the most comprehensive and high quality service we can to all our customers" despite the pandemic and the associated rise in pressure on delivery resources due to increased online shopping.
"The combination of greatly increased uptake of online shopping, and the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, mean that all delivery companies are experiencing exceptionally high volumes," the statement said.
"Every single parcel and letter is important to us. Despite our best efforts and significant investment in extra resource, some customers may experience slightly longer delivery timescales than our usual service standards.
"This is due to the exceptionally high volumes we are seeing, exacerbated by the coronavirus-related measures we have put in place in local mail centres and delivery offices to keep our people and customers safe. In such cases, we always work hard to get back to providing our usual level of service as quickly as we can."
The delivery disruption is caused by staff testing positive for coronavirus and those self-isolating Credit: ITV Anglia
Ilford in east London is another of the areas affected, its MP Wes Streeting said while it was understandable that Royal Mail was being affected by the virus, the problems were having "a serious knock-on impact on people getting important NHS correspondence, both about their vaccination and also other routine appointments".
"I have been told locally that Royal Mail are prioritising the delivery of parcels to get the backlog down, but I wonder if there is a way for NHS correspondence to be clearly labelled as such and prioritised for delivery," Mr Streeting told The Daily Telegraph. "No one wants to see a situation where people are missing their vaccination appointments."
On its website, Royal Mail advises people in the regions who have been left a 'Something for you' card from the service to check its website to learn revised opening hours for when they can collect the item.
"If we've not left a 'Something for you card', and you do not have alternative arrangements in place, we're sorry that your mail will not be available for collection," the advice says.
The Daily Mail has reported the CWU has called for the Government to prioritise postal workers on the list of people in line to receive Covid vaccinations, and that BT has also called for its engineers to be added to help with its call-out capabilities.


There are a number of ways students can pay for their MBA, saysCharmaine Courtis, executive director of student services andinternational relations at York University's Schulich School ofBusiness.
There are a number of ways students can pay for their MBA, says Charmaine Courtis, executive director of student services and international relations at York University's Schulich School of Business.
Government loans are the most common financial aid among full-time students because the option is so widely known, says Sharan Girn, admissions adviser for Simon Fraser University's graduate business programs. "However, if students do their research, they will find there are various other options available," she says.
For instance, if a student has an RRSP, the Canada Revenue Agency offers the Lifelong Learning Plan, which allows students to withdraw from their RRSP to finance training or education, Girn says.
Bank loans are another option. Students from Schulich can apply for a preferred-rate line of credit from the Royal Bank of Canada, says Courtis, and the maximum available credit covers the cost of a two-year full-time program.
Girn recommends contacting MITACS (mitacs.ca), which partners students with paid internships under their MITACS Accelerate Internship Program. "MITACS will put in 50 per cent and then the employer will put in 50 per cent," she says.
Occasionally, companies are willing to pay for their employees to earn an MBA, and many students will focus their final applied projects on their own companies, Girn says.


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Feature, Movies May 17, 2018 October 30, 2018
The Movie that Bombed Disney's Balance Sheet
by Virginia Schmidt
Disney's big bet on children's classic goes bust. The author explores how the film fails to do justice to Madeleine L'Engle's timeless work.
Madeleine L'Engle's five-book Wrinkle in Time series shaped my imagination and awakened my appetite for science and fantasy as an elementary school reader.
My best friend Maria and I tried, daily, to kyth: telepathically transmit series of thoughts to each other without speaking, just like Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin did in the books. Maria and I passionately discussed our own impending discovery of wrinkles in time through which we, too, would travel to other planets and eons.
L'Engle's books were not just a stories to us; they were worlds in which we lived.
So you can imagine my over-the-top excitement when I heard A Wrinkle in Time the movie was coming out in 2018. With wildly expectant anticipation, I reread A Wrinkle in Time to prepare for the movie that I hoped would bring my childhood fantasies to life on the big screen.
To say the movie dashed my hopes would be an understatement; to say it broke my heart would be nearer to the truth.
I could say I wish I hadn't reread the book so the movie's glaring disloyalties to and omissions of key plot points from L'Engle's novel were not so painful. But A Wrinkle in Time disappointed me in a far deeper way than the to-be-expected neglect and/or addition of details variant from book that all movie remakes engender.
I didn't need to reread the book to immediately discern Disney's movie version of A Wrinkle in Time utterly failed to transmit the stirring message and exhilarating sense of adventure Madeleine L'Engle offered me as a child.
The book A Wrinkle in Time was published in 1962; I read it for the first time in 2000. The timeless themes of self discovery, adventure, self confidence, loyalty, and courage rang as true and relevant to me almost 40 years after the book came out as it did to readers in the 60s. And when I read the book again as an adult in 2018, again it inspired my belief in my own capacities and in the magical endlessness of the possibilities our universe might hold.
While L'Engle's books will live forever, Disney's cinematic version of A Wrinkle in Time died before it even got off the ground – majorly underperforming as soon as it hit the box office, and losing major money.
According to a Yahoo! Finance report released earlier this week, the movie only has earned $126.8 million worldwide. The film's marketing and production budget was between $150 and $250 million – meaning Disney might have lost between $86 and $186 million on the movie.
This is not surprising as the movie traded timeless themes, which made L'Engle's world immortal, for current issues that came across as trite and forced in comparison. As soon as the film began, my heart sank to depths from which it never again rose during those 110 minutes.
Elements meant to make the story more relevant to "modern times" overshadowed and overpowered the story itself. Why was the family biracial? Why was Charles Wallace adopted? Why did many of Mrs. Who's classic quotes need to be replaced with current ones?
The focus of the film was contemporary political issues, for which L'Engle's epicly fantastical world, plot, and characters only were shallow and poorly-developed vehicles.
The plot of the ever-enduring, globally-beloved book A Wrinkle in Time was subverted by an overzealous attempt to make the book's story and characters recognizable in our modern cultural landscape. A prime example being how the book's Happy Medium character becomes a grossly over-exaggerated yogic guru (played by Zach Gilifinakis) in the movie.
Disney's attempt to modernize a timeless tale only made it transient enough for audiences to forget its message (remembering, instead, its all-star cast) as soon as they left the theater. While the digital version of the film will be available May 29, and the Blu-ray/DVD will be coming out June 5th, something tells me few will be scrambling to get their hands on a digital or hard copy of a recently released film they've already long since forgotten.
While the book A Wrinkle in Time lives in the folds of my heart forever, the movie struck me as so shallowly and distastefully contrived as to be better ironed out of my memory as quickly as possible. I, for one, will not be paying to watch it again, ever.
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He was certified dead by a doctor before his corpse was deposited at a morgue A British national identified as Gibson Mark Damien, was found dead inside a hotel located in Lekki, Lagos.
The lifeless body of the 55-year-old man was discovered at about 12 am at Churchill Lodge on Thursday, August 11, The Nation reports.
Confirming the incident, the spokesperson of the state police command, Dolapo Badmos, said the hotel manager, Ihuoma Ubani, reported that Damien, who was a guest in the hotel, was found motionless.
A Doctor from Ave Maria Specialist Hospital in Oniru was contacted to examine him, and he was certified dead.
"The doctor certified the British man dead, and his corpse was after that deposited at a morgue for autopsy," the police spokesperson added. The cause of his death is yet unknown.
Until his death, the deceased worked with Port to Port Office in Victoria Island.
Last month, a woman was found dead at a hotel in Prince Adeyemi Street, Ikotun, Lagos. The police launched a manhunt for a man suspected to have murdered her.


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Jerusalem Seen from the Mount of Olives
In the photographic panoramas of Jerusalem taken by filmmaker Wim Wenders, the artist communicates his sense of the city as a place where past and present can be embedded in a single site. Wenders photographed a churned-up graveyard near the sacred burial sites of Mount Zion, location of King David's tomb, and a garbage dump close by the Mount of Olives, where Jesus met with his disciples. Natural forces and the passage of time have eroded historical memory, and the once spiritual, mystical sensibility of these sacred sites seems to have vanished.
"Jerusalem Seen from the Mount of Olives" invokes the traditional belief that Jews who have been buried on that site will be the first to rise from the dead with the coming of the Messiah. Were this to happen, the resurrected Jews would face a hill strewn with garbage and, on the horizon, the Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount. In "Jerusalem Seen from Mount Zion" a similar juxtaposition exists - the Tomb of King David, which is unseen in the photograph, overlooks the Al-Aqsa Mosque, showing the close proximity of two distinct traditions.
Wim Wenders (born 1945) lives in Los Angeles and Berlin
"Jerusalem Seen from the Mount of Olives", 2000 (Chromogenic print)
The Jewish Museum, New York; Purchase: Photography Acquisitions Committee Fund and Alice and Nahum Lainer Gift, 2004-62
Boaz Arad
Rina Castelnuovo
Barry Frydlender
Ori Gersht
Amit Goren
Michal Heiman
Miki Kratsman
Leora Laor
Gillian Laub
Yaron Leshem
Motti Mizrachi
Orit Raff
Guy Raz
Igael Shemtov
Pavel Wolberg
Sharon Ya'ari


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Wallbridge Announces A Custom Milling Contract with Monarques Gold for 35,000-Tonne Bulk Sample from Fenelon Gold Property
Toronto, Ontario - November 14, 2017 - Wallbridge Mining Company Limited (TSX:WM, FWB: WC7) ("Wallbridge") is pleased to announce that progress toward mining of a bulk sample at its Fenelon Gold property has taken a significant step forward with the signing of a custom milling contract with Monarques Gold Corporation ("Monarques") (TSX.V:MQR) (FRANKFURT:MR7).
Monarques will process the 35,000-tonne bulk sample ore from the Fenelon Gold property, located 75 km west-northwest of Matagami, Quebec, at its Camflo mill.
"The signing of this toll milling contract is a major milestone in our plans for an underground bulk sample to assess the nature of high-grade gold mineralization and to drill for expansion of the resource at the Fenelon Gold property," said Marz Kord, Wallbridge President and CEO, "Importantly, the Camflo mill is familiar with the characteristics of processing Fenelon Gold ore. This is the same mill which processed previous bulk samples from Fenelon Gold in 2001 and 2004 with recoveries in excess of 97% at head grades of over 10 grams per tonne."
The Qualified Person responsible for this press release is Marz Kord, P.Eng., M.Sc., MBA, President & CEO for Wallbridge Mining Company Limited.
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Wallbridge is establishing a pipeline of projects that will support sustainable production and revenue as well as organic growth through exploration and scalability.
Wallbridge is currently preparing to develop its 100%-owned high-grade Fenelon Gold Property in Quebec with ongoing exploration and a bulk sample targeted to start in 2017. Wallbridge is also in discussions regarding several other advanced stage projects which could become the Company's next mines. These discussions benefit from the operating capabilities Wallbridge demonstrated by safely and efficiently mining the Broken Hammer deposit in Sudbury, which was completed in October 2015. Wallbridge is also continuing partner-funded exploration on its large portfolio of nickel, copper, and PGM projects in Sudbury, Ontario, with a focus on its high-grade Parkin project.
Wallbridge also has exposure to active exploration for copper and gold in Jamaica and British Columbia through its 12.7% ownership of Carube Copper Corp. (CUC:TSX-V, formerly Miocene Resources Limited).
Please visit the Company's website at www.wallbridgemining.com or contact:
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This foreign-made heavy twine woven tote is in light and medium cherry-peach, light and dark grape, wheat, and pale golden cocoa.
It's unlined, and the interior twine is in grape and light and dark cherry.
There are two light tan leather 31" by 3/4" shoulder straps attached by silver-tone brads.


Carter was truly a delight to work with. She was part of a four model shoot day, but she was truly irresistable and we separated from the group to capture four amazing sets.
As the day went on and she went through a couple wardrobe changes, Carter was starting to get comfortable. This was her very first photoshoot, after all.
She's been a dancer since she was eight years old and we were lucky enough to see some of her talent.
Carter's has actually quite strong legs, after so many years of dancing we suppose, and she really launched herself quite high into the air.
She's really a graceful flower performing her own little beach ballet.


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          #ifndef AviaryHadoop_HADOOPSTATETYPE_H
          #define AviaryHadoop_HADOOPSTATETYPE_H

       /**
        * HadoopStateType.h
        *
        * This file was auto-generated from WSDL
        * by the Apache Axis2/Java version: 1.0  Built on : Jan 28, 2013 (03:27:15 EST)
        */

       /**
        *  HadoopStateType class
        */

        namespace AviaryHadoop{
            class HadoopStateType;
        }

        #include <axutil_qname.h>

        #include <stdio.h>
        #include <OMElement.h>
        #include <ServiceClient.h>
        #include <ADBDefines.h>

namespace AviaryHadoop
{

        /* Enumeration for this type */
        typedef enum {
            HadoopStateType_PENDING,
            HadoopStateType_RUNNING,
            HadoopStateType_EXITING,
            HadoopStateType_UNMANAGED
        } ADBHadoopStateTypeEnum;

        class HadoopStateType {

        private:

                axutil_qname_t* qname;
            std::string property_HadoopStateType;

                bool isValidHadoopStateType;

        /*** Private methods ***/

        bool WSF_CALL
        setHadoopStateTypeNil();

        /******************************* public functions *********************************/

        public:

        /**
         * Constructor for class HadoopStateType
         */

        HadoopStateType();

        /**
         * Destructor HadoopStateType
         */
        ~HadoopStateType();

        /**
         * Constructor for creating HadoopStateType
         * @param
         * @param HadoopStateType std::string
         * @return newly created HadoopStateType object
         */
        HadoopStateType(std::string arg_HadoopStateType);
        HadoopStateType(const ADBHadoopStateTypeEnum arg_HadoopStateType);

        /**
         * resetAll for HadoopStateType
         */
        WSF_EXTERN bool WSF_CALL resetAll();

        /********************************** Class get set methods **************************************/

        /**
         * Getter for HadoopStateType.
         * @return std::string*
         */
        WSF_EXTERN std::string WSF_CALL
        getHadoopStateType();

        /**
         * Setter for HadoopStateType.
         * @param arg_HadoopStateType std::string*
         * @return true on success, false otherwise
         */
        WSF_EXTERN bool WSF_CALL
        setHadoopStateType(const std::string  arg_HadoopStateType);

        /**
         * Re setter for HadoopStateType
         * @return true on success, false
         */
        WSF_EXTERN bool WSF_CALL
        resetHadoopStateType();

            /************************** Getters and Setters For Enumerations ********************************/
            /********************* Enumeration Specific Operations: get_enum, set_enum **********************/

            /**
            * Enum getter for HadoopStateType.
            * @return ADBHadoopStateTypeEnum; -1 on failure
            */
            ADBHadoopStateTypeEnum WSF_CALL
            getHadoopStateTypeEnum();

            /**
            * Enum setter for HadoopStateType.
            * @param arg_HadoopStateType ADBHadoopStateTypeEnum
            * @return AXIS2_SUCCESS on success, else AXIS2_FAILURE
            */
            bool WSF_CALL
            setHadoopStateTypeEnum(
            const ADBHadoopStateTypeEnum arg_HadoopStateType);

        /******************************* Checking and Setting NIL values *********************************/

        /**
         * NOTE: set_nil is only available for nillable properties
         */

        /**
         * Check whether HadoopStateType is Nill
         * @return true if the element is Nil, false otherwise
         */
        bool WSF_CALL
        isHadoopStateTypeNil();

        /**************************** Serialize and De serialize functions ***************************/
        /*********** These functions are for use only inside the generated code *********************/

        /**
         * Deserialize the content from a string to an ADB object
         * @param node_value to deserialize
         * @param parent_element The parent element if it is an element, NULL otherwise
         * @return true on success, false otherwise
         */
       bool WSF_CALL
       deserializeFromString(const axis2_char_t *node_value, axiom_node_t *parent);

        /**
         * Deserialize the ADB object to an XML
         * @param dp_parent double pointer to the parent node to be deserialized
         * @param dp_is_early_node_valid double pointer to a flag (is_early_node_valid?)
         * @param dont_care_minoccurs Dont set errors on validating minoccurs,
         *              (Parent will order this in a case of choice)
         * @return true on success, false otherwise
         */
        bool WSF_CALL
        deserialize(axiom_node_t** omNode, bool *isEarlyNodeValid, bool dontCareMinoccurs);

       /**
         * Declare namespace in the most parent node
         * @param parent_element parent element
         * @param namespaces hash of namespace uri to prefix
         * @param next_ns_index pointer to an int which contain the next namespace index
         */
        void WSF_CALL
        declareParentNamespaces(axiom_element_t *parent_element, axutil_hash_t *namespaces, int *next_ns_index);

        /**
         * Serialize ADB object to a string
         * @param namespaces hash which contains a mapping of namespace uris to prefixes
         * @return serialized string
         */
         char* WSF_CALL
         serializeToString(axutil_hash_t *namespaces);

        /**
         * Serialize the ADB object to an xml
         * @param HadoopStateType_om_node node to serialize from
         * @param HadoopStateType_om_element parent element to serialize from
         * @param tag_closed Whether the parent tag is closed or not
         * @param namespaces hash of namespace uris to prefixes
         * @param next_ns_index an int which contains the next namespace index
         * @return axiom_node_t on success,NULL otherwise.
         */
        axiom_node_t* WSF_CALL
        serialize(axiom_node_t* HadoopStateType_om_node, axiom_element_t *HadoopStateType_om_element, int tag_closed, axutil_hash_t *namespaces, int *next_ns_index);

        /**
         * Check whether the HadoopStateType is a particle class (E.g. group, inner sequence)
         * @return true if this is a particle class, false otherwise.
         */
        bool WSF_CALL
        isParticle();

        /******************************* get the value by the property number  *********************************/
        /************NOTE: This method is introduced to resolve a problem in unwrapping mode *******************/

        /**
         * Getter for HadoopStateType by property number (1)
         * @return std::string
         */

        std::string WSF_CALL
        getProperty1();

};

}
 #endif /* HADOOPSTATETYPE_H */

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After asking tproli permission to base my work on yaP and four months of hard work here it is gaP: great! another Portabilizer. It's a portabilizer based on yaP, but with a few extra features. Please, check them out. I will be really glad if you can test it and give your suggestions or bug reports here in the forum.
gaP is released as freeware. You are allowed to use; distribute gaP via floppy disk, CD-ROM, Internet, or in any other way, as long as you don't charge anything for this; and modify as you like it. The author is not liable for any damages arising from its use.
This program is distributed as freeware in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty expressed or implied. You are free to modify gaP, but the author would like you to share your changes with him and do not take credit for work you did not do.
gaP is provided "AS IS" and "WITH ALL FAULTS" without any warranty, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. The author will not be liable for any special, incidental, consequential or indirect damages due to loss of data or any other reason. The author makes no representations or warranties of any kind concerning the safety, suitability, lack of viruses, inaccuracies, typographical errors, or other harmful components of gaP.
There are inherent dangers in the use of any software, and you are solely responsible for determining whether gaP is compatible with your equipment and other software installed on your equipment. You are also solely responsible for the protection of your equipment and backup of your data, and the author will not be liable for any damages you may suffer in connection with using, modifying or distributing gaP.
* gaP has more shell folders aliases. This means more complex programs can be correctly portabilized. See the list below.
* clean "MuiCache" and "App Paths" values from registry on close.
* -help --> creates a copy of gaP help file in "gaP.exe" root folder.
* version 1.1.5.0 - 08/AUG/2015 - Fixed a major bug and changed the AutoIt core from 3.3.14.0 to 3.3.14.1.
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It might be good to list the differences betwen gaP and yaP just so others are aware of them.
I have added in gaP.ini the first service with keyword 'service' and the second with keyword '+service': it is correct?
I have tried to change gaP launcher's icon, but it seems me that gaP do not allows to change icon.
First, thank you! The function "service" only runs or stops a service that already exists. It will not create or remove a service. That means you can't user the "+" sign before the "service" function. Actually, I will try to implement that feature of creating and removing a service. Thank you for the idea rbon!
If you have further questions, ideas or suggestions just drop by.
Actually, I will try to implement that feature of creating and removing a service. Thank you for the idea rbon!
I have great confidence that You succeed.
I have updated gaP to support the features requested by rbon and fixed a few bugs. Thank you all!
I have launched gaP.exe for obtain gaP.ini, but gaP.exe creates a gaP.ini for release 1.0.0.0 (without Your last modifications).
Your launcher creates a file with name 'gaP_Help.txt' and it is a detailled tutorial with complete examples.
I have not yet tried Your launcher.
You can use the "gaP.ini" file generate by "gaP.exe". The code modifications are in the "gaP.exe" file not in the "gaP.ini" text file. The "gaP.ini" file is a "instructions guide" which "gaP.exe" will interpret and execute the requested actions. Note that the line with the version number is commented with the ";" character which means its has no actual use. It's there just for information.
Please, try it. Your feedback is welcomed.
Yes, you are right! Or use Notepad++ as I do. I will try to "fix" it in the next release.
I have updated gaP to add more options to the "service" function and a new macro "OSARCH". Thank you all!
I have updated gaP to add a new function "clean" and changed the scape character from "\" to "<" for better compatibility. Thank you all!
I have updated gaP to add a new function "!readonly" and changed the AutoIt core from 3.3.12.0 to 3.3.14.0. Thank you all!
I have updated gaP to fix a major bug and changed the AutoIt core from 3.3.14.0 to 3.3.14.1. Thank you all!
The core didn't change, so there was really no need to update. It was mentioned in the announcements.
hi Aeolis, can you merge gap into dropit?


A great company. Anti-virus software companies are moving to software as a service model, and this business is getting more competitive. But he doesn't know Symantec's funamentals, though he likes their business model. He would dig further and if it looks positive, then buy it.
He likes the anti-virus space; however, they just have not been able to fully capitalize. The dividend is nice to have and the valuation is fair. He would look to others.
This is a company that they own a great deal of and like very much. Their legacy business is Norton Antivirus. They are transforming the business into more business to business application for commercial cyber security. Thinks the new CEO is well positioned to do the transition. It has lagged this year and this is one reason they like it. Very favorable into 2018 and beyond.
This is in cyber security, a sector that has been very tricky for investors. An example is FireEye (FEYE-Q) which has continued to trade down. However, Symantec makes a lot of sense. It is an excellent company and its stock price is telling us that. It has traded between $16 and $25 in the last 52 weeks, and is currently knocking up against the 52 week high. This is an area you want to be in, but keep in mind that there is a lot of competition in cyber security. If you made some money, take some off the table.
Looks like it wants to go higher. Stay with it. The longer the base, the bigger the move.
A nice little trend. A base that it over came. The pitch was a little steep and so you usually correct somehow. It is going to want to come down to the $23 level before going back. He doesn't know if the play is done. If it breaks above $25 then you might want to get back in and put your stop loss a dollar lower.
Security in general is a good place to be. Has had its challenges but going forward you could own the stock.
Has positive dynamics that will drive a higher earnings multiple. If you think the US$ will continue to be firm and wanted a company that did not have a risk of financing this would be his pick.
(A Top Pick Jun 15/06. Up 13%.) Has the Norton anti-virus, a consumer product, but also into the corporate client with the acquisition of Veritas. Put through pricing increases and the numbers are looking good.
(A Top Pick July 10/06. Up 14.2%.) Made a big acquisition of a storage software company giving them depth to build their corporate customer.
(A Top Pick July 10/06. Up 34%.) Has taken some off the table as he feels it is worth in the high $20's. A lot of potential good news to come with the Norton platform coming out.
Microsoft (MSFT-Q) is creating its own software that's going to have anti-spy ware, anti-virus, etc. They don't have a leading edge in anything right now.
The anti-virus blockout from Microsoft he feels is overblown. To avoid future antitrust suits, Microsoft has to allow software to shut off their equivalent version. Great entry point.
(A Top Pick Apr 11/06. Down 9.8%.) A quality company that will be around for the long-term. Completed a fairly big merger where the market didn't understand the synergies. Competition threats have been overblown. Well diversified.


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Q: How to get .htaccess to return 404 instead of 500 for missing files Background
I am building a PHP application that uses MVC principles. I am not every experienced in writing .htaccess files, but I have a solution that works very well for my application. All requests are routed to a public/ directory for security and only absolute resources in this directory can be accessed, for example: http://localhost/public/css/main.css.
My issue is properly handling resource files (js, css, or images) that do not actually exist.
Issue & Question
My current .htaccess rules are causing an infinite loop and returning an http 500 status when a resource file (js, css, or images) does not exists.
I know I need to catch this file does not exists problem and return an http 404 status instead, but how do I do that without skipping the last 4 lines of my rules? I'm referring to the last 3 rewrite conditions and 1 rewrite rule. These are crucial to my app.
htaccess code
# Disable index view.
Options -Indexes

# Hide sensitive files.
<Files ~ "\.(env|json|config|md|gitignore|gitattributes|lock|yml|xml)$">
    Order allow,deny
    Deny from all
</Files>

# Redirect all requests to the public directory.
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    # Rewrite base if site is not at the servers root.
    RewriteBase /sub/directory/
    # If nothing or an index page is requested go to `public/index.php` and stop processing.
    RewriteRule ^(\/||.*index\..*)$ public/index.php [L,QSA]
    # If the URL already contains the `public/` directory go to URL and stop processing.
    RewriteRule ^(.*public\/.*)$ $1 [L,QSA]
    # Does it appear that this URL is for a resource (JS, CSS, etc.)?
    # ▼ ▼ ▼ ISSUE STARTS HERE ▼ ▼ ▼
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^([\w\d\s\-\_\/\%]*)\.(?!php|phtml|htm|html).*$
    # Yes, prefix with `public/` and go to the modified URL.
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ public/$1 [L,QSA]
    # Rewrite all remaining URLs to our apps MVC structure.
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-l
    RewriteRule ^([\w\d\s\-\_\/\%]*)$ public/index.php?p=$1 [L,QSA]
</IfModule>

A: Wrong approach in your question. You assume that you have to "catch" the file not found situation and return a 404. But that is not the case. Actually that is the default behavior of the apache http server so you'd have to do nothing for that. Your issue is that you implemented a rewriting loop for those requests, that is what you need to break. Then a 404 will get returned as a standard response.
The actual issue is a classic one: your last rewrite rule rewrites to public/index.php. That target however is matched again by the pattern of the same rewrite rule. So your next rewriting target looks like public/index.php?p=public/index.php&p=some-page. Each time the rule rewrites the rewriting restarts, since the target has been altered. That behavior is documented.
You have two options:
Either you need to use the END flag instead of the L flag in that rule (to finally terminate the rewriting process for that request:
RewriteRule ^([\w\d\s\-\_\/\%]*)$ public/index.php?p=$1 [END,QSA]

Or you need to add an additional condition to break that loop:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !public/index\.php$

I would definitely recomment the first approach, assuming that there are no further rewriting steps interfering here.

A: arkascha's answer helped point me in the right direction; using END instead of L in the correct locations. For those looking to create a similar security focused MVC structure my working .htacces file is below. It provides the following benefits:

*

*Directory listing is disabled and common sensitive files are forbidden from direct viewing. [A]

*Any attempt to view an index page is redirected to the public directory. [B]

*Rewrite loops to the public directory are caught and prevented from occurring. [C]

*Direct access to resource files (JS, CSS, etc.) are allowed in the public directory. [D]

*Missing resource files properly return a 404 instead of a 500. Thanks again to @arkascha for pointing out the difference between L and END in htacces files. [E]

# Disable index view. [A]
Options -Indexes

# Hide sensitive files. [A]
<Files ~ "\.(env|json|config|md|gitignore|gitattributes|lock|yml|xml)$">
    Order allow,deny
    Deny from all
</Files>

# Redirect all requests to the public directory.
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    # Rewrite base if site is not at the servers root.
    RewriteBase /sub/directory/
    # If nothing or an index page is requested go to `public/index.php` and stop processing. [B]
    RewriteRule ^(\/||.*index\..*)$ public/index.php [END,QSA]
    # If the URL already contains the `public/` directory go to URL and stop processing. [C][E]
    RewriteRule ^(.*public\/.*)$ $1 [END,QSA]
    # Does it appear that this URL is for a resource (JS, CSS, etc.)?
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^([\w\d\s\-\_\/\%]*)\.(?!php|phtml|htm|html).*$
    # Yes, prefix with `public/` and go to the modified URL. [D]
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ public/$1 [L,QSA]
    # Rewrite all remaining URLs to our apps MVC structure. [E]
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-l
    RewriteRule ^([\w\d\s\-\_\/\%]*)$ public/index.php?p=$1 [END,QSA]
</IfModule>


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A surprising new warning on robots and jobs
When even the Economist starts hemming and hawing about automation and labor markets, it's time to get worried
By Andrew Leonard
Published March 31, 2014 3:43PM (EDT)
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When the Economist magazine starts warning about the threat of robots, it's high time to grab your survival gear and light out for the back country. Journalism's preeminent defender of the market wisdom of Adam Smith's invisible hand rarely questions the forward march of innovation. But in a special report on our fast-arriving robot future published in the print edition this week, the Economist does just that. Kind of.
As headlines go, the warning is hardly definitive: "Job destruction by robots could outweigh creation." The story itself is hedged so thickly one can barely see the central thesis: Robots might be threatening our jobs, but we're not really sure. Globalization is also a problem -- as is the arrival of women in the workforce. Pick your poison men: women or robots!
But just the fact that the Economist is even asking the question of whether robots could conceivably have a negative impact on labor markets is worth taking notice of. It's a reflection of a shift in opinion on the part of people the Economist takes seriously -- credentialed economists.
Nick Bloom, an economics professor at Stanford, has seen a big change of heart about such technological unemployment in his discipline recently. The received wisdom used to be that although new technologies put some workers out of jobs, the extra wealth they generated increased consumption and thus created jobs elsewhere. Now many economists are taking the short- to medium-term risk to jobs far more seriously, and some think the potential scale of change may be huge.
The Economist also mentions the work of MIT's Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee, who argue that "technological dislocation may create great problems for moderately skilled workers in the coming decades." (Salon's interview with Brynjolfsson and McAfee can be found here.)
But the magazine doesn't go much further than pointing out that there are some new concerns. Far more ink is lavished in this special report on the wonders of the new technology coming down the pike than the potential dangers. There's even a wave of the hand at everyone's favorite utopian technological dream: Once robots are doing all the work, our main problem will be figuring out what to do with our abundance of leisure time.
It is even conceivable that the fruits of greater productivity will be distributed so as to allow people to work less and spend more time doing other things. After all, the humor in the double meaning of the message that "Our robots put people to work" depends on understanding that people do not necessarily want to work, if they have better things to do.
Wouldn't that be nice! The real question is: distributed by whom? The benefits of a potential robot utopia are unlikely to be widely distributed without strong political leadership. Unfortunately, so far, there's very little evidence to support the notion that governments, anywhere, have a clue on how to steer us through a robot future.
Andrew Leonard
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Kelly Thayne Pearce, beloved husband, brother, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, teacher, neighbor, and friend passed away peacefully on November 25 in Kearns, Utah.
Kelly was born in Salt Lake City and raised in Magna, Utah where he attended Cyprus High School. Soon after graduating he married his childhood sweetheart, Carla Rae Arave, and together they raised four boys in West Valley City.
Kelly attended the University of Utah where he majored in music education with a minor in wildlife biology. Upon graduation he began teaching vocal music at Cyprus High School where for nearly 30 years he was able to influence countless young people for good.
He is a former member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir as well the Utah Army National Guard. As an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints he has served in many callings including several Bishoprics and as a member of his Stake High Council.
After Carla's death in 2003, Kelly married Nanette Jacobs who blessed his life with love and continual support in his declining years.
Kelly is survived by his wife, Nanette; his sons, Mark, Paul, David, and Joseph; ten grandchildren, and 14 great-grandchildren. All will greatly miss this gentle and loving man.


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Idaho University murders: Mystery surrounds 'gruesome' murders of four US college students as cops come up short
By Adam Smith On Nov 26, 2022
Mixed messaging and unclear answers from police would have given whoever fatally stabbed four students in the Idaho college town of Moscow more time to flee, law enforcement experts say.
As the investigation entered its second week without a suspect and police expanded a dragnet around the students' off-campus home, Moscow Police Chief James Fry told reporters Sunday that "I can't say if the person's here; I can't say what community the person's in."
That uncertainty — with the killer or killers still at large — has fuelled a mounting frustration among students at the University of Idaho, the victims' families and the wider community, and put a focus on the local police's handling of the investigation into the slayings in the early morning hours of November 13.Ethan Chapin, 20; Madison Mogen, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; and Kaylee Goncalves, 21, were found dead in a house not far from the University of Idaho.
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"There's definitely a lot of confusion about the mixed messages," said Emma Jackson, 18, a freshman who left the campus early ahead of the Thanksgiving break.
Kaylee Goncalvesand Madison Mogen were killed alongside their housemates. Credit: Instagram
"I'm frustrated by the lack of information and the change from no threat to a possible threat, and I'm sure I'm not the only one who is wanting more clarity or who is uneasy about returning to school if no suspects are found before the end of the break."
In the hours after the victims' bodies were discovered in their private residence about a half-block from the university, Moscow police told the public that while "there is no one in custody," the department "does not believe there is an ongoing community risk".
Two days later, police described the slayings as an "isolated, targeted attack" in which an "edged weapon" like a knife was used. No weapon was located, and officials continued to say there was "no imminent threat."
But that changed the following day: "We cannot say there is no threat to the community," Fry said at a news conference November 16.
Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen Ethan Chapin, and Xana Kernodle. Credit: Instagram
John DeCarlo, a professor of criminal justice at the University of New Haven and a former police chief in Branford, Connecticut, said there is a particular urgency in those initial hours of a homicide investigation.
He said informing the public to be vigilant about suspicious activity is key guidance in potentially apprehending the killer or killers, who would otherwise have the opportunity to evade law enforcement.
"The big question remains why, in a multiple homicide, did the police department say that there was no clear threat to the community?" he said. It's "something that you have to explain. Otherwise, you're leaving people with a false sense of security."
Kaylee Goncalves, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle and Madison Mogen were killed off campus at the University of Idaho. Credit: CNN
Unclear, as well, was when Moscow police asked for assistance from more robust law enforcement agencies.
It was two days after the slayings when the department said in a news release that it was "working closely" with the Idaho State Police and other state and federal agencies.
Neither Moscow police nor the state police returned requests for comment about when additional law enforcement resources were requested. As many as 20 state police investigators and 15 patrol troopers are now assisting, while the FBI said it dispatched 22 investigators to Moscow, with additional agents on the case.
"We brought in the resources that we brought in to keep our community as safe as we can," Fry said Sunday.
His insistence followed days of rumours about the victims, including unfounded speculation that their deaths were tied to a "crime of passion." That initial assurance of no danger to the community led the father of one victim to call out the police.
"The silence further compounds our family's agony after our son's murder," Ethan Chapin's father, Jim, said in a statement, adding, "I urge officials to speak the truth, share what they know, find the assailant, and protect the greater community."
Moscow's police force of 36 officers and personnel covers a largely rural city of almost 26,000 residents, with the population swelling by the thousands when the university is in session. Officers typically deal with noise complaints, domestic disputes and disorderly conduct calls.
Homicides are rare: The last notable ones occurred in 2007 and 2015, in each of those incidents a gunman killed three people.
The last homicide involving the University of Idaho was in 2011, when a professor fatally shot a graduate student he had been dating before taking his own life.
Smaller departments beset by the challenges that a complex crime scene presents typically rely on the experience of larger agencies, said William King, a professor in the criminal justice department at Boise State University.
"They have access to the Idaho State Police, which runs a branch of the crime lab in Coeur d'Alene, not far from Moscow," he said. "It's a really good crime lab."
Smaller departments also don't generally have a dedicated spokesperson who would be adept at messaging. Getting information out quickly — without jeopardising an investigation or tipping off the perpetrator — is particularly crucial in a case where no one has been caught, law enforcement experts said.
"Time is of the essence in a homicide investigation," King said.
The crime scene involving the four victims — friends Madison Mogen, 21; Kaylee Goncalves, 21; and Xana Kernodle, 20; and Chapin, 20, Kernodle's boyfriend — was described by a local coroner as one of the most "gruesome" she had ever seen.
At the latest news conference Sunday, police confirmed that all four had been sleeping when they were attacked and that each had been stabbed multiple times, with defensive wounds on some of the victims.
Police also denied claims that any of the victims had been tied up or gagged or sexually assaulted, and confirmed that while a 911 call was made from a cellphone of one of two other roommates who were home, they do not believe those roommates were involved.
Police also believe the killings were targeted due to the totality of the circumstances, but have not said what led them to that conclusion, or which victim may have been specifically targeted, or why they decided to walk back their initial comments that there is no threat to the community.
"If you don't answer certain questions that should be answered, you just give rise to speculation," said Joseph Giacalone, a retired sergeant with the New York City Police Department and an adjunct professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Police departments must be upfront with the community about what they know and explain why they can't divulge all of their information, he added.
"You're dealing with small departments who aren't dealing with this stuff on a daily basis," Giacalone said, "and I'm starting to see a pattern of chiefs getting in trouble for this."
Families of the victims are taking notice, as well. Members of the Goncalves family have been receiving their own tips and said they are going to police.
"Right now, I'm mad," Alivea Stevenson, Goncalves' sister, wrote Sunday on Facebook. "And I know you guys are too but I swear I'll find them. So rest easy for me, I got this. Send a little sign if you can, I'm taking ALL tips lol."
The national attention on the case has also led to internet sleuths trying to piece together the victims' final hours and even highlighting potential suspects, including people who have already been ruled out by investigators.
Police have asked the public not to encourage rumors and, instead, trust in their work.
"We know you want answers," Idaho State Police Director Kedrick Wills said at Sunday's news conference. "We want answers, too."
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Saints: General (4)
Blessed Virgin Mary (64)
Anthony of Padua (7)
Benedict (22)
Catherine of Siena (8)
Edith Stein (1)
Edmund Campion (2)
Elizabeth of the Trinity (3)
Faustina (4)
Francis de Sales (13)
Francis of Assisi (42)
Ignatius (7)
John Bosco (Don Bosco) (3)
John Henry Newman (5)
John of the Cross (14)
John Southworth (2)
John Vianney (the Cure d'Ars) (2)
Jude Thaddaeus (1)
Margaret Clitherow (1)
Margaret Mary (2)
(Padre) Pio (12)
Teresa of Avila (25)
Teresa of Calcutta (Mother Teresa) (27)
Therese of Lisieux (34)
Other Female Saints (43)
Other Male Saints (43)
Jerome Gratian: St Teresa of Avila's Friend
Jerome Gratian has been the great unknown figure in the Reform undertaken by Teresa of Avila. Historically, the outstanding figure of John of the Cross has, rightly and justifiably, been associated with Teresa. However, it may surprise many to know that she dealt more with Jerome Gratian and that her relationship with him was much closer. It was Gratian, rather than John, who fully understood Teresa and the Reform she was undertaking. She depended on him. She made a vow of obedience to him. He was the man for whom she had been looking.
'This may come across as somewhat fanciful but it is true,' says Carlos Ros, the author of this biography. 'It is my hope that as you read through these pages it will become clear. In it I describe someone who, more than forgotten, was humiliated and slandered.'
When Teresa met Gratian, the effect in her was like an arrow in her heart. In the Spiritual Testimonies 36, she speaks of this friendship and how, in a sudden vision, she saw Christ as a 'matchmaker': 'The Lord took our right hands and joined them and told me He desired that I take this master to represent Him as long as I live, and that we both agree to everything.' Teresa decribed her new friend to the General of the Carmelite Order, Rossi: 'He is like an angel.' Gratian once gently reprimanded Teresa for showing too much affection; her response is well known: 'Do you not know that no matter how perfect a soul may be it still needs an outlet.'
Carlos Ros lives in Seville, Spain, a great friend of the Carmelite nuns in that city. He has written over thirty books about famous historical characters from his region. Besides this book on St Teresa of Avila, he has also has written a biography about Sr Mary of St Joseph OCD., Teresa's great disciple.
Fr John McGowan was born in London in 1950. He entered the Discalced Carmelite Order in 1975 and was ordained in 1982. In 1985 he obtained a Licentiate in Spirituality from the OCD Carmelite Pontifical College in Rome. At present he works at ODC Carmelite retreat centre, in Preston, England.
Carlos Ros (Author) and John McGowan (Translator)
St Pauls Publishing
Teresa of Avila: The Way of Prayer
LET NOTHING TROUBLE YOU
From Ash to Fire: A Contemporary Journey Through the Interior Castle of Teresa of Avila
The Way of Perfection
The Interior Castle
Interior Castle: The Classic Text with a Spiritual Commentary
Peace in Prayer: Wisdom from Teresa of Avila
John of the Cross and Teresa of Avila: A Study in Mystical Psychology
Teresa of Avila: Selections from the Interior Castle


It was a down-to-the-wire count, but in the end, there can only be one Survivor...wait, wrong show...I am looking for The Apprentice...nevermind.
Two votes were rejected because of voting for multiple cities, and one was rejected for voting for a city not on the nomination list. Two votes were rejected because they didn't have the appropriate subject line (or none at all), and ended up in my spam folder. None of the above rejected votes would have materially changed the outcome of the voting.
The time of the convention shall remain the same as in the past, the second weekend of July (everyone pack your fans & waterbottles). That tentatively places the convention on the weekend of July 13 - 17, 2006.
Any person who lives in the general vicinity of San Diego, and wishes to act as convention coordinator, please contact me within the next few days. I will appoint one person as coordinator, and then anyone else who wishes to assist in convention planning in whatever manner can assist the coordinator directly.
Again, congrats to San Diego!