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Q: how to save excel file attached in an email received in a defined sub folder in the inbox of outlook 2007 to a folder on the windows? i need to save the excel attachement received inside outlook messages in a specific sub folder (daily final) located in the inbox and knowing that all the emails in that subflders will be including that excel attached file. i had below an example with excel VBA but it is not working so kindly advie me
 Sub SaveAttachmentsToFolder()
 ' This Outlook macro checks a named subfolder in the Outlook Inbox
 ' (here the "daily final" folder) for messages with attached
 ' files of a specific type (here file with an "xls" extension)
 ' and saves them to disk. Saved files are timestamped. The user
 ' can choose to view the saved files in Windows Explorer.
 ' NOTE: make sure the specified subfolder and save folder exist
 ' before running the macro.
 On Error GoTo SaveAttachmentsToFolder_err
 ' Declare variables
 Dim ns As Namespace
 Dim Inbox As MAPIFolder
 Dim SubFolder As MAPIFolder
 Dim Item As Object
 Dim Atmt As Attachment
 Dim FileName As String
 Dim i As Integer
 Dim varResponse As VbMsgBoxResult
 Set ns = GetNamespace("MAPI")
 Set Inbox = ns.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)
 Set SubFolder = Inbox.Folders("daily final") ' Enter correct subfolder
name.
 i = 0
 ' Check subfolder for messages and exit of none found
 If SubFolder.Items.Count = 0 Then
 MsgBox "There are no messages in the Sales Reports folder.",
vbInformation , _
 "Nothing Found"
 Exit Sub
 End If
 ' Check each message for attachments
 For Each Item In SubFolder.Items
 For Each Atmt In Item.Attachments
 ' Check filename of each attachment and save if it has "xls" extension
 If Right(Atmt.FileName, 3) = "xls" Then
 ' This path must exist! Change folder name as necessary.
 FileName = "C:\Email Attachments\" & _
 Format(Item.CreationTime, "yyyymmdd_hhnnss_") &
Atmt.FileName
 Atmt.SaveAsFile FileName
 i = i + 1
 End If
 Next Atmt
 Next Item
 ' Show summary message
 If i > 0 Then
 varResponse = MsgBox("I found " & i & " attached files." _
 & vbCrLf & "I have saved them into the C:\Email Attachments folder." _
 & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "Would you like to view the files now?" _
 , vbQuestion + vbYesNo, "Finished!")
 ' Open Windows Explorer to display saved files if user chooses
 If varResponse = vbYes Then
 Shell "Explorer.exe /e,C:\Email Attachments", vbNormalFocus
 End If
 Else
 MsgBox "I didn't find any attached files in your mail.",
vbInformation , "Finished!"
 End If
 ' Clear memory
SaveAttachmentsToFolder_exit:
 Set Atmt = Nothing
 Set Item = Nothing
 Set ns = Nothing
 Exit Sub
 ' Handle Errors
SaveAttachmentsToFolder_err:
 MsgBox "An unexpected error has occurred." _
 & vbCrLf & "Please note and report the following information." _
 & vbCrLf & "Macro Name: GetAttachments" _
 & vbCrLf & "Error Number: " & Err.Number _
 & vbCrLf & "Error Description: " & Err.Description _
 , vbCritical, "Error!"
 Resume SaveAttachmentsToFolder_exit
 End Sub

A: It seems you have cut-and-pasted from a website but you are not familiar with VBA. When you paste code into the VBA Code wondow, it will highlight lines where there are problems. You then apply your knowledge to fix these problems. For example, this line from above should be one statement:
MsgBox "There are no messages in the Sales Reports folder.",
vbInformation , _
 "Nothing Found"

Like so:
MsgBox "Message", buttons, "Title"

You can put a statement on three lines like you have it, but you must use the line continuation character (_), you only have one, you need two.
MsgBox "There are no messages in the Sales Reports folder.", _
vbInformation , _
 "Nothing Found"

Here
FileName = "C:\Email Attachments\" & _
 Format(Item.CreationTime, "yyyymmdd_hhnnss_") &

You have an extra &. A statement cannot end with &
The F1 key can be very helpful in these situations.


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Sophia Sturge (1849–1936) was a British Quaker suffragist, social reformer and peace campaigner who carried out activities in opposition to World War I.

Life
Sturge was born in Edgbaston, Birmingham, England on 5 January 1849. She was the first daughter of the Quaker abolitionist Joseph Sturge and his second wife Hannah Sturge born Dickinson. Her aunt of the same name was Joseph's sister, and was, like Joseph, an important member of the anti-slavery movement. After an education at home, Sophia Sturge devoted her life to philanthropy and to attempts at reform. She was a pacifist who emphasised peace-making by women, worked with the Neutrality League to oppose WWI, initiated a programme to help enemy aliens in WWI and contributed to post-war relief for German children.

Sturge was a president of Young British Women's Temperance Association and a member of the Women's Liberal Social Council. She was a strong supporter of suffragism. As a supporter of the Irish Home Rule movement and appalled by the poverty in Ireland she moved to Connemara in 1888, where, with financial assistance from some Quakers, she set up a basket-making industry in the village of Letterfrack, which had already become a place of residence for several other Quakers. She taught  young girls the art of basket-making, leading to a self-sustaining enterprise that sold many of its products in Britain. She lived there for seven years but then returned to England for health reasons. The factory continued to function under a manager until 1905.

By 1900 pacifism had become the main focus of her activities and she attended several international peace conferences. She opposed the Second Boer War and supported the campaign against it led by the Nobel Prize winner Norman Angell. Sturge became a member of the Union of Democratic Control, which was a British pressure group formed in 1914. While not a pacifist organisation, it was opposed to military influence in government.

On 7 August 1914, the British issued orders to detain all those considered to be dangerous. By the end of August, 4,800 people had been interned although many had been living and working in Britain for decades. On the day that WWI was declared, Sturge was travelling home from London to Birmingham when she saw queues of hundreds of Germans waiting to register as enemy aliens. She wrote a letter to Stephen Hobhouse, a fellow Quaker and prominent peace campaigner, to suggest that the enemy aliens would need help. Her suggestion led to the Quakers setting up the "Emergency Committee for the Assistance of Germans, Austrians and Hungarians in distress" (usually known as the Friends' Emergency Committee). Initially, the committee concentrated on finding people willing to provide employment to Germans who had suddenly been made unemployed; accommodation for those who had been evicted from their homes; and financial help. Many Germans who were reservists had been called home, leaving their British wives and children destitute.  Sometimes the Committee helped people return to Germany.

In December 1914, a group of suffragists and social reformers, including Emily Hobhouse, Isabella Ford, Helen Bright Clark, Margaret Clark Gillett, Sophia Sturge and her sister Lily, and Catherine Courtney, Baroness Courtney of Penwith, addressed a letter through the International Women's Suffrage Alliance, to the women of Germany and Austria urging them to join them in calling for a truce. Dutch suffragists, led by Aletta Jacobs, proposed holding a Women's International Congress at The Hague. Sophia Sturge was on the Committee to organize British participation. 180 British women wanted to attend and 25 were given passports. However, they were barred from travelling by the British Government at the last minute and were attacked in the press as unpatriotic and pro-German. In the end, only three British women managed to make their way to The Hague.

After the war Sturge went to the Netherlands, where she helped German children affected by the war. She also spoke at many British schools and published several works for children, including The Children of Hunger, a collection of children's letters from Germany and Austria written after the First World War. Over time, she began to question her attitude to Quakerism, and she became a member of the Church of England. However, she resumed her Quakerism before her death, on 17 January 1936.

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Mr. Vasquez graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 1993. During his law school studies he clerked for Setzler Chewning & Scott, P.A. (now Setzler & Scott, P.A.), and joined the firm as an associate in 1993. He became a partner in the firm in 2000. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the South Carolina Bar Association, and the Lexington County Bar Association. He was admitted to practice in the courts of the State of South Carolina in 1993 and the United States District Court, District of South Carolina in 1994. His practice covers the Midlands of South Carolina, particularly in Lexington, Richland, Calhoun, Edgefield, Saluda, Newberry and Orangeburg Counties. Mr. Vasquez has spoken at numerous continuing legal education seminars on the basic probate practice and procedure.
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Locust Grove (Dillwyn, Virginia)
Peter Francisco House
Virginia Landmarks Register
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SE of Dillwyn, 0.9 mi. S of SR 626, near Dillwyn, Virginia
37°29′2″N 78°22′9″W / 37.48389°N 78.36917°W / 37.48389; -78.36917Coordinates: 37°29′2″N 78°22′9″W / 37.48389°N 78.36917°W / 37.48389; -78.36917
Central-passage house
VLR No.
Significant dates
Designated VLR
January 18, 1972[2]
Locust Grove is a historic house located between Dillwyn and Cumberland, Virginia, constructed before 1794. It is remembered for its connection to the Revolutionary soldier Peter Francisco, and as the Peter Francisco House it was added to the National Register of Historic Places on March 16, 1972.[3]
3.1 1987 archaeological dig
Description[edit]
Locust Grove is a 1+1⁄2-story single-pile house; it is covered by a gable roof, with two shed dormers on each slope. A box cornice forms a base for the roof. There are two chimneys on the building's exterior, one on either end. The eastern of the two is of Flemish bond, and is original; the western, of American bond, appears to be a replacement dating to the time when a one-story wing was added onto the house. This wing is now gone, but the foundation of its chimney remains; a small garden has been platted on the site. The foundation of the structure is of English bond, and there is a full basement. At the time of the house's National Register nomination, most of the original window frames, complete with their original sills, remained, as did a good deal of beaded siding.[3] The house's woodwork is of heart pine, and it is joined with wooden pegs and nails.[4]
Inside, the house was divided into two principal rooms per floor, with a central hallway for the stairs. Few original fittings survive; the mantels and wainscoting were removed, as were some floorboards from the second floor. Part of the first-level floor had fallen in. Portions of the stairway survived, as did the north-exterior door.[3] The walls were once plastered, but much of the covering has disintegrated over time.[4]
Back of the house
Locust Grove had deteriorated severely by the time it was surveyed for the National Register of Historic Places, to the point that it was marked as "Deteriorated" on the nomination form.[3] Most of the framing survived, revealing the underlying structure of the house; however, many interior and exterior trappings had disappeared. In recent years, a great deal of restoration work has been performed on the structure, and it is once again in habitable condition.
Side view of the house
Location[edit]
Locust Grove is located almost a mile off of Virginia Route 626 near Buckingham County's border with Cumberland County. It sits on farm and scrub land at the end of a long dirt road, and is approached from the north. The building itself stands on the edge of a hill facing Payne Creek.[3] It is highly isolated from the surrounding community. When it was built, the house was aligned with the Old Coach Road which once ran between Richmond and Appomattox; archaeological evidence of the roadbed has been uncovered not far from the property.[5]
The house prior to its restoration
Little is known about the early history of Locust Grove. It was evidently constructed sometime before 1794, as Francisco took up residence in the house in that year, living there until the mid-1820s (one source[4] states that he took possession in 1785, while another [6] suggests, on the basis of style, a date between 1790 and 1810). Francisco himself had local ties, having grown up at Hunting Towers, the nearby estate of Patrick Henry's uncle Judge Anthony Winston.[3] It is unknown how he came to own the land upon which Locust Grove sits; family tradition holds that he received it from local planter James Anderson, who had been the father of his first wife, Susannah.[note 1] In any event, he lived there with his second wife, Catherine Brooke, with whom he raised four children. She died in 1821; two years later he married again, this time to a widowed niece of Governor Edmund Randolph. She persuaded him to leave the countryside for a more comfortable life in Richmond, where he worked as the Serjeant-at-Arms of the Senate of Virginia, and in which city he remained until his death.[6]
Few records have survived from Francisco's time at Locust Grove. The little information that remains suggests that the farm was typical of those found around Virginia at the turn of the nineteenth century. A personal property tax inventory taken in 1815 indicates the presence in the household of seven slaves over twelve years old and one between nine and twelve, as well as six horses and twelve head of cattle. No carriage, watch, clock, or mahogany furniture was found, but the house's occupants were taxed for a mirror with gilded frame, two goblets made of cut glass, three pictures, and an unknown number of small gilt frames. This record indicates that, while Francisco was not among the Virginia gentry, he was most probably among the better-off residents of the county at the time.[6]
Side garden of the house
Peter Francisco died in 1831; after him, the next recorded tenant of Locust Grove was one Robert Rives, who owned it for a brief time in 1845. From him it passed on to John S. Coleman, who lived there until 1906. Abner Spencer then took ownership, living there until sometime after 1932.[4] The Society of the Descendants of Peter Francisco took charge of the land beginning in the early 1970s, leasing it from its owners at the rate of one dollar a year. The intent was to restore the house and turn it into a museum and shrine dedicated to Francisco's memory; while the restoration was completed, due in part to matching funds granted by the United States government upon conferral of the National Register listing, the museum was never created, and the house reverted to private ownership.[6] Today Locust Grove is owned by a couple from Richmond who use it as a second home.
A collection of papers related to the history of Locust Grove is part of the archive of the Society of the Descendants of Peter Francisco held at the Library of Virginia.[7]
1987 archaeological dig[edit]
As part of the restoration work done on Locust Grove in the late 1980s, students from Longwood College visited the home and grounds and conducted an archaeological dig which covered various portions of the property. Excavations were conducted at five points around the site, and a number of discoveries were made. Chief among these was the grave of an infant discovered in the corner of the former kitchen garden near the house. Oral tradition states that Francisco had a daughter who died in infancy sometime in the 1820s, and who was buried in the garden. There are no formal records either of such a burial or of the birth of the child; however, the discovery of the grave lends greater credence to the story. Also found on the grounds of the house were the remains of the foundation of a tobacco barn, known to have burned in 1826,[note 2] as well as some bits of ash and a large collection of nails and nail fragments. Excavations on and around the property also turned up the foundation and cellar of an old ice house, later used as a midden; the foundation of another small building, whose purpose remains uncertain; and a small spring associated through oral tradition with Peter Francisco. Numerous beams and door and window frames original to the house were found and replaced during the restoration and excavation; the originals were set aside in the basement for further study.[5]
National Register of Historic Places listings in Buckingham County, Virginia
^ The probated copy of Anderson's will does, in fact, state that a portion of his land was to be allotted to Susannah and her husband upon her father's death; while it explicitly mentions the amount of land to be given, it does not mention a location. It would seem likely that Locust Grove was constructed on the land which the couple received in the will; no definitive proof, however, exists.
^ Francisco mentions the loss of a year's tobacco crop in a letter of that year to the Virginia General Assembly, in which he uses it as justification in asking for back military pension pay to be paid him.
^ "National Register Information System – (#72001386)". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. November 2, 2013.
^ "Virginia Landmarks Register - Peter Francisco House". Archived from the original on 22 May 2021. Retrieved 5 August 2021.
^ a b c d e f Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission staff (January 1972), National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination: Peter Francisco House (pdf), Virginia Department of Historic Resources, archived (PDF) from the original on 2021-07-29, retrieved 2021-08-05
^ a b c d Ricer, Ralph A. Buckhingham's Francisco. 1971; p. 32
^ a b "Catching up with the Past: Archaeology at Locust Grove." James W. Jordan, Ph.D. and Kent Booty. Olde Times, Vol. 3, No. 1, 1988. pp. 2–11.
^ a b c d "The Restoration of 'Locust Grove': Bringing Francisco's Home Back To Life." The Daily Progress, February 15, 1976
^ "A Guide to the Society of the Descendants of Peter Francisco papers, 1971-2013". Library of Virginia. Archived from the original on 18 February 2017. Retrieved 17 February 2017.
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Turn the lazy days into time filled with new friends, experiences and lessons you'll cherish.
Whether it's just a few hours a day for a week or overnight miles and miles away from home, camp can be a wilderness of worries for parents. So we asked experienced camp counselors to offer some advice and peace of mind before your kid goes to camp.
They are going to be OK. Parent check-in day at Camp Burton is always an emotion-filled time for families, says Carter Shope, 19, a program director who oversees the staff of counselors at the overnight camp in Geauga County. "It's really hard for some parents to let go and watch their kids go for a full week of camp," she says.
Walking a nervous child to his or her cabin can make the separation even more difficult. "We have them do something other than wait in the cabin for other campers to arrive," she says. "It's hard for parents to see."
Counselors want parents to walk away with a visual that their kids will be OK, because they will be. So, Shope encourages campers to join some of the camp games or visit the pool. "That way, parents can walk away easier," she says.
No one goes hungry. Whether you've got an especially picky eater, a child who deals with food allergies or both, camps take measures to ensure food is safe.
There are even options if your child really won't touch what's on his or her plate, says Shope, who has food allergies and got her start at Camp Burton working in the kitchen.
Parents often ask if they need to pack special foods for their child. But Shope says they need not worry. "I talk to parents of kids with food allergies and let them know their child will be fed and won't have an allergic reaction," she says.
If a camper just won't touch what's on the tray, Shope says, there are alternatives for the no-thank-you eaters. "We always say, 'If you don't like what's offered, let your counselor know,' " she says.
Little memories can be a big deal. Even a short stay at camp can create memories for a lifetime, says Emma Northeim, a counselor at Common Ground and a kindergarten teacher in Strongsville.
When one young camper realized he could get his shoes and socks wet, for example, he loved splashing in the river. "He was so worried about going into the river," she says. "But eventually he was splashing and loving it. His jeans were wet. He couldn't have cared less."
There is safety in numbers. Compared to our normal, structured lives during the school year, camp can seem so open and wild. "Kids are curious, and some parents are concerned and want to be sure their child will be safe," Shope acknowledges.
She suggests asking about the camp's policy for keeping watch over children. At Camp Burton, no camper is ever without another camper and counselor.
"At least three people are together at all times," Shope says. "If we're on the zip line and someone needs to go to the bathroom, we send another camper and counselor with that child."
Your kid will adapt. The first two days of camp are the toughest, Shope says.
"Kids are getting used to their surroundings and being in a cabin with 13 other kids and a counselor," she says. "They're waking up at night and realizing mom is not there, but a counselor is."
Counselors help make your child feel at home, Shope emphasizes. And after a couple of days, kids are into the camp routine and used to asking someone new for help. "Your counselor is there for you," says Northeim. "You'll make a connection with that person."
"By the end of the week, some kids don't want to go home," Shope adds.
Making friends is easier than you think. With kids from a range of backgrounds coming together, camp can be the perfect petri dish for building lifelong bonds. In addition to all the new faces, camp activities often help promote teamwork and camaraderie. "Camp is a very friendly place," Northeim says. "By the second or third day, they make friendships."
Kristen Hampshire
Summer Camp Guide: Read This Before You Enroll
Four tips to help you whittle down choices and select the right camp for your kid.
Summer Camp Guide: Get Out and About
Summer vacation may be short, but camp season offers an entire landscape of opportunities for your kids.
3 Things Parents Can Do To Keep Kids Learning Independently
Gregg Good says setting an example as a parent is key to teaching them life skills.


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Q: Prevent config-file from showing up as modified in git after commiting it once I commited a basic version (without passwords etc.) of my config-file to a git repo. Now I want it to not show up below "changes not staged for commit" as modified anymore so I can just use git add * without worrying that I commit my user-data.
Adding the file in question to .gitignore didn't help.

A: Try git update-index --assume-unchanged <path>.
But it's important to note, that a hard reset will revert this (stash for example makes a hard reset).

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Contemporary art in the United Kingdom / [edited by Black Dog Publishing ; contributors, Nicolas Bourriaud … [et al.]].
Nature morte : contemporary artists reinvigorate the still-life tradition / Michael Petry.
El Greco : life and work – a new history / Fernando Marías; [translated from the Spanish by Paul Edson and Sander Berg].
Walk the line : the art of drawing / Marc Valli & Ana Ibarra.
5000 years of Indian art / text by Sushma K. Bahl.
Art in Oceania : a new history / Peter Brunt, Nicholas Thomas, Sean Mallon, Lissant Bolton, Deidre Brown, Damian Skinner and Susanne Küchler ; edited by Peter Brunt and Nicholas Thomas, assisted by Stella Ramage.
Bruegel : the complete paintings, drawings and prints / Manfred Sellink.
Danger! women artists at work / Debra N. Mancoff.
Picasso black and white / edited by Carmen Giménez ; [contributions by Dore Ashton, Olivier Berggruen, Carmen Giménez, and Richard Shiff].
Graphic design before graphic designers : the printer as designer and craftsman 1700-1914 / David Jury.
New modernist type / Steven Heller, Gail Anderson.
240 : two hundred and forty years of New Zealand painting / Gil Docking, ; with additions covering 1970-2010 by Michael Dunn ; and 1990-2010 by Edward Hanfling.
Behind the canvas : an insider's guide to the New Zealand art market / Warwick Henderson.
Cézanne : a life / Alex Danchev.
Van Gogh to Kandinsky : symbolist landscape in Europe 1880-1910 / Richard Thomson … [et al.].
Banksy : you are an acceptable level of threat and if you were not you would know about it / [compiled and edited by Gary Shove ; words by Patrick Potter].
Brian Grimwood : the man who changed the look of British illustration.
Our recent art books include: A classy book on Georgia O'Keefe, a fascinating collection of interviews with artists (find out who has influenced them!), a new look at Andy Warhol, a beautifully illustrated book on the Spanish painter Sorolla, and the very cool graphic art book "Sketchtravel".
Georgia O'Keeffe and her houses : Ghost Ranch and Abiquiu / Barbara Buhler Lynes and Agapita Judy Lopez.
In my view : personal reflections on art by today's leading artists / edited by Simon Grant.
Regarding Warhol : sixty artists, fifty years / Mark Rosenthal ; [interviews conducted by] Marla Prather ; [visual archive], Ian Alteveer ; [A timeline], Rebecca Lowery.
Sorolla : the masterworks / Blanca Pons-Sorolla..
Klimt, Michelangelo & the Renaissance portrait + 3 fabulous new graphic arts books.
The lady in gold : the extraordinary tale of Gustav Klimt's masterpiece, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer / Anne-Marie O'Connor.
Michelangelo : a tormented life / Antonio Forcellino ; translated by Allan Cameron.
The Renaissance portrait : from Donatello to Bellini / edited by Keith Christiansen and Stefan Weppelmann ; essays by Patricia Rubin … [et al.].
Typography, referenced : a comprehensive visual guide to the language, history, and practice of typography / Allan Haley … [et al.].
Echoes of the future : rational graphic design & illustration / [edited by Robert Klanten & Hendrik Hellige].
"Today's young graphic designers and illustrators are increasingly taking their visual cues from classic modernism, letterpress printing, and other design styles of the past and using them in their current work. They are not copying them, but rather, they are synthesizing them to create a new aesthetic that emanates quality, timelessness, and sustainability. It is only when confronted with genuine examples from the past that one realizes how clearly different the contemporary work is. Echoes of the Future presents the further evolution of this style trend. The book features recent graphic design and illustration that is deliberately created with a limited palette of forms and colors, which makes the work seem older than it is. The aspiration to visual longevity contrasts sharply with the rapidly shifting styles of previous years that seemed out-of-date almost immediately. Especially in these times of economic uncertainty, more and more brands, products, and businesses are using designs that promote the impression of stability.
Growing up : the Young British Artists at 50 / Jeremy Cooper.
Art since 1900 : modernism, antimodernism, postmodernism / Hal Foster … [et al.].
Raw + material = art : found, scavenged and upcycled / Tristan Manco.
Wilhelm Sasnal / Dominic Eichler, Andrzej Przywara, Jörg Heiser.
Stitt : autobiographics ; a book about the graphic design work created by a sizeable group of atoms, molecules, fats, acids, proteins, cells and synapses that have come together to work in concert for a brief time span, regrettably now nearing its likely use-by date, and answering to the name of / Alexander Stitt ; edited and co-written by Paddy Stitt.
Lust : a traveling art journal of graphic designers / edited by James Victore.
Cutting edge art, old and new – my personal pick for April: Skull style!
The art of not making : the new artist/artisan relationship / Michael Petry.
Characters : cultural stories revealed through typography / Stephen Banham ; foreword by Rick Poynor.
The last Pre-Raphaelite : Edward Burne-Jones and the Victorian imagination / Fiona MacCarthy.
Picasso to Warhol : fourteen modern masters / Jodi Hauptman ; with essays by Samantha Friedman and Michael Rooks.
Rock, paper, scissors : the work of Julien Vallée / [by Julien Vallée ; words by Eve Duhamel and Julien Vallée with Daniel Canty].
Skull style : skulls in contemporary art and design / curated by Patrice Farameh.
A mixture of arty treats to start off your New Year – three great artist biographies and four stunning graphic art books. Enjoy!
Alessandro Raho / Michael Bracewell & Nicholas Cullinan.
Hockney : the biography. Volume 1, 1937-1975 / Christopher Simon Sykes.
Infinity net : the autobiography of Yayoi Kusama / Yayoi Kusama ; translated by Ralph McCarthy.
Erratic : visual impact in current design / [edited by Robert Klanten, Floyd Schulze].
Fingerprint no. 2 : the evolution of handmade elements in graphic design / by Chen Design Associates ; with an introduction by Joshua C. Chen ; foreword by Debbie Millman ; commentary by Colin Berry and visual essays from Stefan Bucher … [et al.].
Juxtapoz illustration 2 / [edited by Saelee Oh ; writer, Evan Pricco].
Vectorism : vector graphics today / [edited and produced by Viction:workshop].
In our September selection: some new takes on folding, cutting, colour, type & other elements of graphic design. Have a browse!
Paper cutting : contemporary artists, timeless craft / edited by Laura Heyenga ; preface by Rob Ryan ; introduction by Natalie Avella.
Designing with one color and two colors / Maia Francisco.
Handmade type workshop : techniques for creating original characters and digital fonts / Charlotte Rivers.
The elements of graphic design : space, unity, page architecture, and type / Alex W. White.
"This very popular design book has been wholly revised and expanded to feature a new dimension of inspiring and counterintuitive ideas to thinking about graphic design relationships. The Elements of Graphic Design, Second Edition is now in full color in a larger, 8 x 10-inch trim size, and contains 40 percent more content and over 750 images to enhance and better clarify the concepts in this thought-provoking resource…"–Provided by publisher.
Cheer yourself up this cold August with these hot new art books!
Contemporary art in North America / [edited by Phoebe Adler and Duncan McCorquodale].
50 British artists you should know / Linda Hawksley.
Unleashed : contemporary art from Turkey / editor, Hossein Amirsadeghi ; essays, Ali Akay … [et al.].
I heart design : remarkable graphic design selected by designers, illustrators, and critics / [edited by] Steven Heller.
Illustration now! Portraits / ed. Julius Wiedemann.
Out of sight : urban art / abandoned spaces / [photography by RomanyWG ; words, David Stuart, Patrick Potter].


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package com.uc4.ara.feature.rm;

import java.util.List;

import com.uc4.ara.common.exception.DataNotFoundException;
import com.uc4.ara.common.exception.DataNotUniqueException;
import com.uc4.ara.feature.FeatureUtil;
import com.uc4.ara.feature.FeatureUtil.MsgTypes;
import com.uc4.ara.feature.globalcodes.ErrorCodes;
import com.uc4.ara.feature.rm.rmstructure.RmEntity;
import com.uc4.ara.feature.rm.rmstructure.RmImportExportStructure;
import com.uc4.ara.feature.utils.CmdLineParser;
import com.uc4.importexportservice.ArrayOfString;
import com.uc4.importexportservice.Result;

public class CreateProfile extends AbstractRmFeatureNew {

    private CmdLineParser.Option<String> profileName;
    private CmdLineParser.Option<String> environmentId;
    private CmdLineParser.Option<String> applicationId;
    private CmdLineParser.Option<String> login;
    private CmdLineParser.Option<String> owner;
    private CmdLineParser.Option<String> folder;
    private CmdLineParser.Option<Boolean> failIfExists;

    @Override
    public void initialize() {
        super.initialize();
        parser.setDescription("Creates a deployment profile with a specified name on a given ReleaseManager Instance.");
        parser.setExamples(
                "java -jar dm-tool.jar rm CreateProfile --url \"http://localhost/RM\" --username \"1/UC/UC\" --password \"--101234567890\" -n \"test profile\" -a 1234 -e 5678 -o \"1/AC/UC\" -f \"TESTFOLDER\"  --failifexists" +
                        "\r\njava -jar dm-tool.jar rm CreateProfile -u \"http://localhost/RM\" -un \"1/UC/UC\" -p \"--101234567890\" -n \"test profile\" -a \"My App\" -e 5678 -l \"MY_LOGIN\" -o \"1/AC/UC\" -f \"TESTFOLDER\"  -fe" +
                        "\r\njava -jar dm-tool.jar rm CreateProfile -u \"http://localhost/RM\" -un \"1/UC/UC\" -p \"--101234567890\" -n \"test profile\" -a 1234 -e \"My Env\" -f \"TESTFOLDER\"  -fe" +
                        "\r\njava -jar dm-tool.jar rm CreateProfile --url \"http://localhost/RM\" --username \"1/UC/UC\" --password \"--101234567890\" --name \"test profile\" --owner \"1/AC/UC\" --folder \"TESTFOLDER\" --login \"MY_LOGIN\" --application \"My App\" --environment \"My Env\" --failifexists"
                );

        profileName = parser.addHelp(
                parser.addStringOption("n", "name", true),
                "The name of the deployment profile to create.");

        environmentId = parser.addHelp(
                parser.addStringOption("e", "environment", true),
                "The name or ID of the environment that will be assigned to the deployment profile to create.");

        applicationId = parser.addHelp(
                parser.addStringOption("a", "application", true),
                "The name or ID of the application that will be assigned to the deployment profile to create.");

        owner = parser.addHelp(
                parser.addStringOption("o", "owner", true),
                "The owner of the deployment profile to create.");

        folder = parser.addHelp(
                parser.addStringOption("f", "folder", true),
                "The folder of the deployment profile to create.");

        login = parser.addHelp(
                parser.addStringOption("l", "login", false),
                "The login object of the deployment profile to create.");

        failIfExists = parser.addHelp(
                parser.addBooleanOption("fe", "failifexists", false),
                "If specified, the function will fail if the deployment profile already exists. Otherwise update the object.");
    }

    @Override
    public int run(String[] args) throws Exception {

        super.run(args);

        String profileNameValue = parser.getOptionValue(profileName);
        String environmentIdValue = parser.getOptionValue(environmentId);
        String applicationIdValue = parser.getOptionValue(applicationId);
        String loginValue = parser.getOptionValue(login);
        String ownerValue = parser.getOptionValue(owner);
        String folderValue = parser.getOptionValue(folder);
        boolean failIfExistsValue = parser.getOptionValue(failIfExists) == null ? false : true;;

        try {
            environmentIdValue = getIdFromNameOrIdv2("Environment", environmentIdValue);
            applicationIdValue = getIdFromNameOrIdv2("Application", applicationIdValue);
        } catch(Exception e) {
            FeatureUtil.logMsg(e.getMessage(), MsgTypes.ERROR);
            return ErrorCodes.ERROR;
        }

        try {
            if (isProfileExist(profileNameValue, applicationIdValue)) {
                FeatureUtil.logMsg("Profile '" + profileNameValue +
                        "'[ApplicationID = " + applicationIdValue + "] already exists.", MsgTypes.WARNING);
                if (failIfExistsValue)
                    return ErrorCodes.ERROR;
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            FeatureUtil.logMsg(e.getMessage(), MsgTypes.ERROR);
            return ErrorCodes.ERROR;
        }

        // Create new Deployment Profile
        RmImportExportStructure structure = new RmImportExportStructure();
        RmEntity entity = structure.addEntity("DeploymentProfile");
        entity.addIdentityProperty("system_name", profileNameValue);
        entity.addIdentityProperty("system_application.system_id", applicationIdValue);
        entity.addProperty("system_environment.system_id", environmentIdValue);
        entity.addProperty("system_owner.system_name", ownerValue);
        entity.addProperty("system_folder.system_name", folderValue);
        if (loginValue != null && !loginValue.equals(""))
            entity.addProperty("system_login.system_name", loginValue);

        Result result = null;
        try {
            FeatureUtil.logMsg("Creating/Updating Profile '" + profileNameValue + "' ...", MsgTypes.INFO);
            result = importFunc(service, "DeploymentProfile", structure.createXml().toString());
            FeatureUtil.logMsg("Profile-ID: " + result.getStatus());
            return ErrorCodes.OK;

        } catch (Exception e) {
            FeatureUtil.logMsg("Failed to create Profile. Message: " + e.getMessage(), MsgTypes.ERROR);
            return ErrorCodes.ERROR;
        }

    }

    boolean isProfileExist(String profileName, String applicationID) throws Exception {
        ArrayOfString properties = new ArrayOfString();
        ArrayOfString conditions = new ArrayOfString();

        conditions.getString().add("system_name eq '" + profileName + "'");
        conditions.getString().add("system_application.system_id eq '" + applicationID + "'");
        properties.getString().add("system_id");
        String resultData = export("DeploymentProfile", null, properties, conditions);

        List<String[]> resultValue = getTextContentFromXpath(resultData,
                "//Entity",
                "./Property[@name='system_id']/Value/text()");

        if (resultValue == null)
            throw new DataNotFoundException("Could not get exported Data.");

        if (resultValue.size() == 1) {
            return true;

        } else if (resultValue.size() > 1) {
            throw new DataNotUniqueException("Profile '"  + profileName + "' [ApplicationID = "
                    + applicationID + "] is not unique");
        }

        return false;
    }

}

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Macedonian Theatre Group Harassed by Bulgarian Border Police
The Macedonian theatre group "Skrb i uteha" visited Bulgaria from April 6 till April 10, 2002 on invitation of the "Chitalishte Nikola Vapcarov" from the locality of Mosomishte. During the visit the group performed 5 shows of Tihomir Ilevski's play "Olesni, razresi, prosti" in the localities of Mikrevo, Kremen, Sandanski, Mosomishte and Leski. The play is based on the lives of Sts.Cyril and Methodius and includes events from the Republic of Macedonia. During the visit the author gave an interview to the local newspaper in the town of Goce Delchev. The group considered the visit a chance to introduce theatre art in communities where rarely have an opportunity to see theatre plays. As a matter of fact this was the first visit of a theatre group to the locality of Kremen.
The visit went in perfect order. It was approved and financed by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Macedonia and an official information about the visit was forwarded to the Bulgarian Embassy in Skopje. Problems arose on the return while crossing the border. First there was a routine control of the technical equipment and then there was a control of the vehicles which took about 40 minutes. After that the police started a detailed search of the baggage and personal belongings of everybody. It appeared that this was just a tactic to allow the arrival of a group of security personnel. At that point as a leader of the group I was led into the office of the chief of customs and questioned by three agents in plainclothes. The customs chief was also present. I was asked what was the purpose of the theatre visit to Bulgaria to which I answered that we were invited. I was told that the visit was with propaganda purpose and against the interests of their country. I was questioned as to why did we visit the particular places, why did we cooperate with the "chitalishte", why did we perform this play - all the time themselves supplying answers to the questions. I was told that if we visited other localities we would've had our heads broken. Then I was told that our hosts were a group of misled and disturbed people and that our play was pure propaganda and that we shouldn't get involved in their internal state matters. Further I was told that we should mind our own business and that our actions contribute to the worsening of state relations between Bulgaria and Macedonia. I was told that the fact that Sts. Cyril and Methodius in the play were portrayed as Macedonians was an attack against the Bulgarian state and was accused that we were misleading the people and the children. I informed them the localities where the play was performed were chosen by our hosts and that the play was perforemed in front of school children in the Republic of Macedonia. Then I was asked to produce a copy of the text of the play and also to show the book of viewer's comments. They were photocopied and returned to me. During the questioning our vehicles were searched carefully. I was asked why did we take journalists, including some from "hostile publications," with us and called them to join the interrogation. They were told to refrain from reporting the whole incident because that would worsen state relations between the two countries. We were also told that we could be subject to heavy fines since we didn't report our stay with the local authorities although we did that at the hotel. After approximately four hours delay, we were issued an apology, our travel documents returned and we were allowed to preceed.
Igor Stojanovski
Cultural Center "Skrb i uteha"


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Cypress County gives the OK to greenhouse reclassification
By Justin Seward
Cypress County council had passed the motion of Bylaw 2016-45 where there will be a land use reclassification from District 3 Agriculture to Agriculture District 4 Greenhouse with the initial intent of installing an LED type of light to stimulate crop growth and enhance production within the existing greenhouse operation at the July 18 meeting.
The 6-1 vote in favour of the land reclassification will allow for Kel-Lee Greenhouse owners Kelly and Shandell Fischer to light up their operation under strict guidelines.
The restrictions state that a developer of an existing or a new greenhouse or an greenhouse expansion will be required to install artificial lighting control as a condition of the development approval.
"We have to work with everybody," said Kelly.
"It worked out well for both parties. It further ables us to proceed on our outlook."
The Fischer's submitted an application to the county in January to reclassify their entire 3.87 hectares parcel existing greenhouse.
However, on Jan. 17, 2017 council held a public hearing for the bylaw where comments from the City of Medicine Hat were that there were significant lighting issues from existing greenhouses that are in close proximity to the airport that were providing a serious hazard to pilots during landing.
The city's recommendation was for any further greenhouse development to go under a comprehensive risk assessment to determine the issue before releasing any other risks.
After the public hearing, council decided to postpone the second reading to allow for the applicants to submit an illumination risk assessment study that determine how much illumination is being released into the pilot's direction.
Since then, the county and city's planning department, along with airport and greenhouse representatives have been meeting to try and resolve the greenhouse illumination issue. The discussions have identified a critical visual approach area for landing.
The Fischer's had decided to forgo LED lighting and will use high pressure sodium lighting and have sent in a letter stating they will agree to install black out curtains that will contain 80 per cent of the light from illuminating into the sky as condition of obtaining a development permit.
No changes for confined feeding operations
Council voted 7-0 against making any changes to the county's current policies to creating a new type of agricultural district for confined feeding operations.
The decision came after Coun. Dustin Vossler voiced his concern of the current locations being too close to populated and irrigated areas in the county at the July 4 meeting.
Western Tractor receives loan
Western Tractor will receive financial assistance from the county in the form of an improvement tax for a total of $436,000 that will be paid back to Cypress County over 20 years. The funds will go into upgrading Range Road 64.
Black and White Trail bridge speed limit reduced
Council approved first, second and third reading to reduce the speed on the Black and White Trail bridge to 50 km an hour.
Suffield roads getting paved
Council moved to direct administration to pave with hot mix asphalt the First Street truck route, Ellice Avenue, Ronald Avenue and Baynes Avenue in Suffield at an estimated cost of $708, 138.


She's a threepeat offender here on Totally Laime and today she gets profound! Comedian, actress, writer, and podcast host (coming soon: Get Your Cry On) ELIZA SKINNER came by and blew our minds in the best way by discussing Iyanla, validation thru technology, and why it's better to like people who like you back and make you feel good! (imagine that!) Enjoy!