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The Zen Of Vectors
They're a great way to cut corners or avoid problems, but can leave a few things open to interpretation.
Jeb Burnside
There are three basic ways to navigate in the IFR system: On a published route, visually or via a radar vector. Visual IFR navigation is usually reserved for expediting approaches while published routes can be anything charted, including terminal procedures and en route airways. But radar vectors might be thought of as ATC's red-headed navigation stepchild: They may or may not involve a published route, and often have a visual component.
Vectoring usually is a rather simple way to get from A to B. It can be used to avoid hazards, cut corners or simplify complex routings and procedures. And like everything else in the IFR system, it has its own rules. Understanding the how and why of radar vectors can help save time en route and eliminate uncertainty in the cockpit.
Two basic kinds
Radar vectors come in two very basic flavors, based on who initiates them, ATC or the pilot. When initiated by ATC, specific rules apply, mostly regarding altitude and when the pilot should expect the vector to terminate in joining a published route or proceed visually. The sidebar on page 10 highlights the conditions under which ATC can provide a vector, as well as its responsibilities.
When the pilot requests a vector, those basic rules still apply to ATC. A controller can't provide a vector if the conditions—including traffic, radar coverage, airspace or other factors—don't allow it. That said, the controller should inform you what, if anything, prevents you from receiving the requested vector. If it's something you can remedy, fixing the problem can get you what you want or need.
Regardless of which side of the mic initiates the vector, it's going to have at least two components. The first is, obviously, the direction to be flown, expressed as a magnetic heading. The other involves when the vector ends. This can occur at either a published fix, at or when receiving a navaid or upon joining a route segment. In the context of vectoring, these are known as "non-radar routes." A vector also can end when the pilot reports the airport in sight and can proceed visually.
One exception involves an en route vector, such as one around special-use airspace (SUA) when flying off airways as GPS has allowed so many of us to do. In that case, ATC will provide a heading to keep you clear of the SUA. Once beyond it, you'll either get another vector toward the original termination point or be re-cleared on your own navigation. The only real challenge here is if communications are lost while on the vector. That's why the vector is for a specific distance, and you're expected to know when you've flown that far and are clear of the SUA.
Lost Comms
Thanks to the possibility of losing communications with ATC, the question of when a vector ends isn't just a hangar-flying topic. As previously noted, that's usually when reaching a published route segment, navaid or fix. What happens when you're on a vector and lose communications? That's when the lost communications procedures go into effect and, by accepting the vector, you already should know what to do.
The basics are to proceed to the fix, navaid or route segment your vector clearance included. In the case of the vector around SUA, fly the prescribed distance, then alter course to either proceed to the next point in your clearance or to rejoin the specified route segment. All the while, it definitely would help if you remain clear of the SUA, of course.
The trick to all this occurs when being vectored toward rising terrainy—situational awareness becomes more critical than usual. Over the years, more than a few aircraft have been on a vector, lost communications with ATC, and flown into that rising terrain.
Arrivals And Approaches
In the IFR system, vectors are common when approaching a destination. The usual reason is for conflicting traffic and/or sequencing to the destination airport. In fact, the last vector you might expect to receive on any given flight is a vector to join an approach procedure's final approach course. The so-called "vector to final (VTF)" has its own rules (see the sidebar on the opposite page) and many IFR-certified GPS navigators have a VTF mode that must be engaged to properly sequence the box through the full procedure.
When it can get interesting is earlier, on a published arrival procedure. Those of us flogging a FLIB can be a problem for ATC when metering faster aircraft into a terminal area. The arrival is supposed to help the controllers cope—by employing the "put them together to keep them apart" concept—but then you came along. When that happens, you can be vectored off the arrival and may or may not rejoin it.
If ATC doesn't plan for you to rejoin the procedure, the vector clearance must include the next fix, navaid or waypoint to which you're expected to fly. If the vector is to allow faster traffic to get past you and ATC plans for you to rejoin the arrival, you'll eventually receive a vector for exactly that. That clearance must include verbiage reminding you to comply with the procedure's published restrictions, restate the restrictions in a previous clearance, or some combination.
Another twist on terminal-area vectoring is the vector across final. This can be employed for traffic, sequencing or other reasons. In the event, ATC is required to advise when, for example, you're being vectored across the final approach course, for example, so you won't inadvertently intercept it and start executing the approach without a clearance.
Altitudes
The altitude(s) at which ATC vectors us for an approach are a matter of interest, also. The restrictions imposed on the controller are similar to those on the approach itself and involve the minimum vectoring altitude (MVA) for the sector in which you're flying. The MVA is the lowest altitude to which a controller can issue a clearance, and is based on terrain and obstructions. It's 1000 feet above the highest obstruction within three nautical miles in non-mountainous areas and 2000 feet above it in designated mountainous areas.
When being vectored for a non-precision approach, and this includes RNAV (GPS) procedures, ATC likely will clear you to the altitude depicted for crossing the final approach fix (FAF), if you're being vectored for a straight-in, or to the published altitude if joining a non-final segment. If the vector is to intercept the final approach course further from the FAF than three miles, you may see some altitude added, on the order of 300 feet for each mile.
For a precision approach, the altitude at which you'll be vectored must be not less than the glideslope intercept altitude at the planned point of intercepting the localizer.
Pilot-Requested
You can request a vector for pretty much anything. In the bad old days before IFR-approved GPS, pilots learned to game the system a little bit by requesting a clearance direct to their destination hundreds of miles away. In something of a wink and a nod transaction with ATC, a pilot might request a heading of 240, adding "That's direct to our destination, and we'll follow along with GPS [or Loran]."
These days, weather avoidance and traffic are the primary reasons pilots request a vector. The former instance is a bit sketchy, since ATC radar usually isn't good enough to help you pick your way through convective activity. It's much better to stay visual and use your eyeballs, plus an airborne Nexrad display, to circumnavigate storms. Meanwhile, reported traffic you can't spot is a great reason to request a vector.
Most of the time when you're IFR, ATC will vector you and/or the conflicting traffic away from each other. The same is true when climbing or descending and you're issued an altitude restriction "for crossing traffic." Requests for a vector to avoid the traffic and continue the climb/descent usually are accommodated if conditions permit.
If you're flying VFR today, ATC isn't likely to provide a vector for traffic, however. Again, though, there's nothing preventing you from requesting one when in ATC contact, as when receiving flight- following services. Of course, ATC can't vector you if you're not radar identified. That means you can't expect a vector right after takeoff.
If vectoring didn't exist, the ATC system would slow to a crawl, and we'd all be confined to published routes. Weather and potentially conflicting traffic would wreak havoc, and SUA would be insurmountable. There's some magic to it all, and we've barely scratched the surface, but ATC holds the keys, and only vectors under specified conditions. Pay attention, and "trust but verify."
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Ni Dieu ni Maître est le huitième album du groupe de hard rock français Trust, sorti en 2000, retiré des ventes trois mois plus tard après une dispute entre Bonvoisin et Krief. L'album n'a jamais été défendu sur scène et à chacune de ses reformations, le groupe met un point d'honneur à ne jamais en interpréter la moindre chanson... et à ne jamais répondre en interview à la moindre question portant sur le disque. Le titre "Pensées" est un instrumental composé uniquement par Nono.

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 Bernie Bonvoisin : chant
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How can technology bring transparency to cannabis industry?
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Running a business is tough for entrepreneurs, however, running a cannabis business is even tougher than that. This is because a cannabis business is fraught with end number of challenges, including legal challenges on the top of the list. The growth of cannabis industry in recent years has been hindered by a weird twist – even when you can legally buy and grow marijuana, there's nowhere in public to accept it.
However, in spite of being in a nascent stage, the cannabis industry has huge growth opportunities in the coming future. If technology is used in the right direction, all cannabis startups can hit the jackpots and soon turn into well-established cannabis businesses.
How IT can spark a budding cannabis industry – take a look!
Forty-four percent of stakeholders believe staying compliant with state and local laws is one of the most important areas of focus when starting their cannabis businesses.
Given the fact of strict regulatory compliance, the industry has experienced a bit of relief. However, the use of technology can bring transparency to legal cannabis and help them grow further.
From APIs to dispensary robots, new technological innovations are popping up like weeds. Startups are now jumping in to help make that happen, and technology is playing a central role. Historically, the use of technology was minimal in the production and sale of cannabis, principally because of legal concerns. Now, there are not only a raft of agricultural and security technologies used on the growing end but also tools ranging from dispensary robots to APIs to ease sell cannabis in a transparent, convenient and regulatory compliant way.
Yes, technology can help businesses build this tracking platform. The said platform is meant for growers and retailers, with a particular focus on compliance. The objective of seed to sale tracking platform is to track every plant, product and person associated with the production and sale of marijuana (cannabis) as well as maintain legal compliance.
Flowhub, a startup established in 2015, offers a mobile device for scanning RFID plant tags, a point-of-sale (POS) system for dispensaries, and a cloud-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that's accessible via web or iOS.
This compliant tracking system automatically uses APIs (application programming interfaces) to replace manual efforts.
Partnering with local U.S. dispensaries and delivery services can help a business to acquire customers through its online platform. Customers who land on the site can browse dispensaries and products. Customers can order verified / legally compliant products (those who have verification stamp on e-commerce site) for delivery by a dispensary near them. Shoppers can even consult with a doctor via tele-medicine platform and get approved for one on the spot.
Well, it is no more a news that blockchain is extremely beneficial for supply chain management. The transparency offered by blockchain can be beneficial for the financial institutions who would be auditing cannabis companies. Moreover, it will also be helpful for the government institutions who would adequately tax marijuana businesses and regulate the industry. It can be useful in marijuana or cannabis industry. With the help of Blockchain Technology, we can eliminate the paperwork creating a real-time tracking that businesses can follow. Blockchain Technology will help the cannabis industry to improve their operations by reducing the cost.
Technology can help the entire cannabis industry to have adequate quality control. And, customers can track the entire information about a particular product and get to know about the quality of cannabis. Such levels of transparency can surely help industries like cannabis to grow more.


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STEVE BRUCE last night insisted his move for Manchester City striker Benjani does not signal the end of Kenwyne Jones' Sunderland career.
The Black Cats boss was holding talks with the Zimbabwean's agents, having agreed a £1.5m fee.
And despite interest from Blackburn and West Ham Bruce is confident Benjani, 31, whose contract at Eastlands has just six months remaining, will join Sunderland in time to figure in Monday's home game against Stoke.
Bruce admitted last week that Jones' head had been turned by Liverpool's interest but is adamant the big Trinidadian will still be at the Stadium of Light when the transfer window closes on Monday evening.
He said: "There's absolutely no connection between Kenwyne Jones and our move for Benjani.
"The whole Jones situation did make me think about our attack and I just need to make sure we have enough cover if anything happened to Darren Bent or him.
Defender Nyron Nosworthy is set to leave Sunderland, with his former manager Mick McCarthy keen to take him to Wolves. But Bruce has cooled his interest in Aston Villa's Habib Beye and Hamburg's Guy Demel.
And he has conceded defeat in his bid to sign Wigan left-back Maynor Figueroa.
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez had threatened to report Sunderland to the Premier League but Bruce insisted he did nothing wrong.


Devolver Digital E3 2017 Press Conference: Spot On But a Tad Too Dark | Nerd Much?
If you're like most gamers on the east coast, you probably called it quits last night after Bethesda's big night when they announced The Evil Within 2 and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus for October 2017. Since the last two press conferences of the day were a bit too late on the east coast — Bethesda at Midnight and Devolver at 1AM ET — you probably didn't say up for Devolver Digital (you can watch the entire Devolver Digital E3 2017 press conference below).
Luckily, you didn't miss any new game announcements from Devolver, as they didn't announce anything new. Instead, Devolver made a brave play by having their press conference be a short, 15-minute spoof of E3 press conferences. If you stayed up until 1 AM to watch it, it's possible that you didn't find it as funny as it actually was (we get it — you were tired and cranky). But if you watched it this morning after getting the recommended eight hours of sleep, you probably had a chuckle or two.
Their fifteen-minute presser featured a woman standing on stage poking fun at the language typically used during big E3 conferences, like over-using the word 'future' and proclaiming something as exciting when it really isn't (like something new you have to pay for). There were two speakers, both of which used grandiose language to oversell their 'reveals'. Also, it hilariously featured the same audience shots throughout the conference, continually showing the same shots of people laughing and applauding. The majority of the bit was chuckle-worthy at most, but it was enough to get the point across and keep it lighthearted and silly. However, it did take a dark turn at the end with all of the blood and scenes that can only be compared to that one chocolate river scene in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. But, generally speaking, it was well-done.
I should probably also note that Devolver Digital did make the announcement beforehand that there wouldn't be any new game announcements, so those going in expecting games must've just missed the memo.
The response to the Devolver Digital E3 2017 press conference seems to be incredibly polarizing. Half of the community seems to have the "I shaved my legs for this" mentality in response, while the rest of us were okay with wasting fifteen minutes of our time for something fresh, unique, and slightly comical. For those who didn't know, the conference was right in-line with the indie game publisher's attitude that exudes from its social media accounts and press releases; they have always been this far out there, but now, their strangeness has been presented to a much bigger audience. It was an interesting branding play by Devolver, and we'll be interested to see the publisher's response to the community's reaction.


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Q: How to connect to a kerberos-secured kafka cluster running on gcp using pyspark? So before I start i want to say that I know that this question might seem repeated or duplicated but the answers which are available out there are not related to my requirements. They are mostly for java and scala but only a little about python.
So i have a kerberos-secured kafka cluster running on gcp. And i checked twice that is running by creating producer and consumer using kafka-python package and it is working perfectly.
But when i try to connect to that cluster with my spark application using pyspark it doesnt work. My spark application looks like this:-
def application(topic, batchTime, appName, **kwargs):
    import os

    try:
        os.environ['PYSPARK_SUBMIT_ARGS'] = '--jars <full-path-to-spark>/jars/spark-streaming-kafka-0-8-assembly_2.11-2.4.4.jar pyspark-shell'

        conf = SparkConf().setAppName(appName).setMaster('local[*]')
        sc = SparkContext(conf=conf)

        stream_context = StreamingContext(sparkContext=sc, batchDuration=batchTime)
        kafka_stream = KafkaUtils.createDirectStream(ssc=stream_context, topics=[topic],
                                            kafkaParams={"metadata.broker.list":"broker1:9092",
                                                    "ssl.context": 'context',
                                                    'sasl.plain.username': '****',
                                                    'sasl.plain.password': '*********',
                                                    'sasl.mechanism': 'PLAIN',
                                                    'security.protocol': "SASL_PLAINTEXT"})

        lines = kafka_stream.map(lambda x: json.loads(x[1]))
        final_obj = lines.map(lambda line: SparkHelper.get_app_type(line, line['app_type']))
        final_obj.foreachRDD(handler)

        final_obj.pprint()

when i run this it shows error like:-
19/11/26 19:11:59 WARN Utils: Your hostname, openstack-inspiron-3543 resolves to a loopback address: 127.0.1.1; using 10.10.0.25 instead (on interface wlp6s0)
19/11/26 19:11:59 WARN Utils: Set SPARK_LOCAL_IP if you need to bind to another address
19/11/26 19:11:59 WARN NativeCodeLoader: Unable to load native-hadoop library for your platform... using builtin-java classes where applicable
Using Spark's default log4j profile: org/apache/spark/log4j-defaults.properties
Setting default log level to "WARN".
To adjust logging level use sc.setLogLevel(newLevel). For SparkR, use setLogLevel(newLevel).
19/11/26 19:12:01 WARN Utils: Service 'SparkUI' could not bind on port 4040. Attempting port 4041.
19/11/26 19:12:01 WARN VerifiableProperties: Property sasl.mechanism is not valid
19/11/26 19:12:01 WARN VerifiableProperties: Property sasl.plain.password is not valid
19/11/26 19:12:01 WARN VerifiableProperties: Property sasl.plain.username is not valid
19/11/26 19:12:01 WARN VerifiableProperties: Property security.protocol is not valid
19/11/26 19:12:01 WARN VerifiableProperties: Property ssl.context is not valid

And the console stucks there. It doesnt terminate nor runs anything. And yeah this happen only when my local kafka cluster is running. If i close it and run the spark application it shows "NoBrokerAvailable". This shouldnt happen right? Doesnt matter if my local kafka cluster is running or not when i am trying to connect to the different cluster all together.
I tried installing a different spark-stream-kafka-assembly jar file but none of them works. I downloaded the jar file from https://jar-download.com/?search_box=spark-streaming-kafka-assembly.
Current versions i am using are...
Spark: 2.4.4,
Hadoop:  2.7,
api_version: 0.10
I am using confluent platform 5.3.1 to run a kafka cluster.
I dont understand where the problem is. Please point out any mistakes that i am making or if there isnt what should i change to make this work. Thanks for your response in advance!!

A: Instead of DSstream method you can try Pyspark structured streaming as that has the options to pass the SSL features and easily process as well. Please refer tested sample code in below stack overflow link .
Failed to find leader for topics; java.lang.NullPointerException NullPointerException at org.apache.kafka.common.utils.Utils.formatAddress

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Los Angeles, CA. (November 8, 2018) – In an age where heavyweight boxing is once again a hot division. The question is still asked, who will be that next Mike Tyson like knockout artist? Or has sports like football and basketball taken the best big men away from boxing?
Enter James "The Beast" Wilson.
Wilson has all the attributes of the above mentioned qualities. A terrific athlete, who was in an NFL training camp with a background in fighting that displays ferocious power.
Wilson, who just signed with Golden Boy Promotions, has a record of 8-0 with seven knockouts, but his story begins over 20 years ago in the streets of Los Angeles.
Wilson was going through hard times and was homeless between the ages of 13 and 15, where he was sleeping in motels, park benches, and showering in those parks. Wilson had a scrape with the law, and that changed his life….for the better.
"I was locked up and then placed in a group. That actually got me to have structure and placed me on the right track. I did well in school and started playing sports and now I had positive options in my life," said Wilson.
Wilson became the Los Angeles Times High School Football Player of the year, as well as a three-time all-city Track & Field athlete, which earned him a scholarship to Concord University in West Virginia.
Wilson, who graduated with a degree in sociology, then went on to play professional football in of all places, Poland.
After that he earned a training camp invite with the Chicago Bears. However he chose to follow another athletic passion.
"I started doing Kenpo-Karate, Muay-Thai and Kickboxing." Wilson had a professional Kickboxing record of 16-2-1 where he competed in top organizations such as K-1 and Glory.
After that, Wilson tried his hand at MMA and racked up an impressive 5-2 record and fought for the highly regarded Bellator Fighting Championships.
Still not satisfied, Wilson started boxing.
Wilson again traveled the globe and began his punching for pay career in New Zealand.
At 7-0, Wilson then met longtime boxing industry player, Jared Shaw.
Shaw saw videos of Wilson on his Instagram account, and reached out to the undefeated heavyweight.
"I saw James as a diamond in the rough," said Shaw. "He has the combination and speed and power that you do not see in the heavyweight division. He has that "it" factor that I saw with Kimbo Slice. I was fortunate enough to have signed Kimbo off of the fights that were seen on Youtube. When Kimbo entered a room, you felt presence and energy. I see a lot of the same qualities in terms of James being that type of an attraction. Anybody who mistaken's James for a football player or a Mixed Martial Artist will surely have their hands full in the boxing ring. This is a blue-chip athlete, " said Shaw, who grew up in the sport as his father Gary Shaw has been one of the top promoters in the world for the past three decades.
Shaw's 1st job was to get James with the right trainer. Enter Justin Fortune.
"I have known Justin for a long time. Both as a strength and conditioning coach and as a trainer. Most would know him at the side of Manny Pacquiao, but perhaps most people don't know that Justin was a heavyweight prospect who fought Lennox Lewis. What I like most about this pairing is Justin was a shorter heavyweight as well, but a powerful puncher. His years of experience is what is going to help James accelerate his growth in the sport. As a team, we have a goal to bring a world championship back to Los Angeles and in a timely fashion," continued Shaw.
Shaw's next move was to find the right promoter for Wilson to sign with, and the duo found one of the biggest companies in the world that was interested.
"A lot of promoters were looking at me. I met with Golden Boy, and they saw my talent and vision and I feel that they will make it happen for me, and take me to the Heavyweight championship of the world," said Wilson.
Shaw spoke highly of the marriage between fighter and promoter.


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On this evening, my fixe prix menu started with escargot and pate, followed up with oeufs en meurette, and finished with a ridiculous chocolate cake filled with a dark chocolate, raspberry sauce.


The GitLab groups API was vulnerable to an information disclosure issue that disclosed group runner registration tokens to unauthorized users. The issue is now mitigated in the latest release and is assigned CVE-2019-11000.
Thanks to @storm_spirit for responsibly reporting this vulnerability to us.
Affects GitLab EE 10.4 and later.
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September 25, 2018, 1:30pm. About Me. Saturday, September 22, 2018, I received in the mail, two envelopes.
One envelope, addressed to me, contained a new debit card from Sterling Bank (formerly Astoria Federal Savings Bank).
The other envelope I did not open. After I took a picture of the envelope, I threw the envelope in the garbage. An envelope addressed to Katherine Scott, with my room number instead of her room number. I am not going to be mail carrier for Katherine Scott.
November will be the ninth year that I'm living in this room. It was the fifth or sixth year that someone began sending mail addressed to Katherine Scott, to my mailbox.
During the first year when it began happening I spoke to two or three postal employees, asking them to not put any mail for Katherine Scott in my mailbox. (I was not aware, until recently when she moved temporarily across the hall from me, that there is a resident here named Katherine Scott.) I put a sign inside my mailbox requesting that no mail, other than mail addressed to me, be put in my mailbox. For several months I wrote RETURN TO SENDER and put the mail in the mail chute, but mail adrressed to Katherine Scott continued to pour in. Postal employees continued putting mail addressed to Katherine Scott, in my mailbox (and continue to do so!). I receive much more mail for Katherine Scott than for me.
I had seen Katherine Scott many times, since years ago, me not knowing that her name is Katherine Scott. She sometimes sits outside on her walker. I did not know her name. When she moved across the hall from me, for a few days a few weeks ago, and I found out her name is Katherine Scott, I told her I've been receiving mail for her for years, though nothing important. Last week she told me years ago (or maybe recently) twice she did not receive checks in the mail, then later replacement checks were sent to her, or something or other. I do not know if Mormon CIA scriptwriters have written a script starring me having an alias name, Katherine Scott, accusing me of being involved in some sort of banking fraud. If so, it is guaranteed to backfire right in their faces!
Kettering Cancer Center logo is made of three stripes (JPMorganChase Blueprint three red stripes, Mormon CIA's rapper JayZ Blueprint three red stripes; Adidas three pure white stripes; Chevrolet's [Silent Anglo Aryan]American Revolution three red stripes) and a rune.
This is not a bank.
In ancient Hebrew, numbers were spelled out. Sometime after the exile to Babylon, the Jews adopted to some extent the practice of using their alphabetic letters as symbols of numerical figures. However, this usage does not appear even in postexilic Hebrew Bible manuscripts. One of the oldest extant specimens of Hebrew writing is the inscription taken from the Siloam water tunnel (probably from the time of Hezekiah's reign [745-717 B.C.E.]), in which the measurements are written out in full. Spelling out the numbers provides an added measure of accuracy and dependability in the manuscripts of the Hebrew Scriptures, which have been copied many times, for, in copying, a numeral is usually easier to mistake than a word.
In Hebrew, numbers above ten are a combination of words, such as 12 (two and ten) (Ge 14:4), except that 20 is the plural of ten; 30 a plural word derived from three; 40 a plural word derived from four, and so on. One hundred is a separate word; 200 is the dual form. Other "hundreds" are composed of two words, as, 300. The highest number expressed by one Hebrew word is 20,000, the dual form of 10,000 (myriad). Larger numbers are a combination of words. For example, at 1 Chronicles 5:18 the number 44,760 is, literally, forty and four thousand and seven of hundreds and sixty. A million is written as a thousand thousands. (2Ch 14:9) Rebekah's family blessed her, saying: "O you, our sister, may you become thousands times ten thousand [literally, thousands of myriads]." (Rebekah's posterity actually came to number many millions.) (Ge 24:55, 60) In Daniel's vision Jehovah is shown as having "ten thousand times ten thousand [literally, a myriad of myriads]" standing before him.—Da 7:10.
8th floor lounge (80 times floor), YWCA Brooklyn, June 15, 2017.
One of the scripts that Mormon scriptwriters plot to execute starring me is a script accusing me of some sort of banking fraud, accusing me of using alias names including the name Katherine Scott (mail delivered to my mail box) and "Patricia Rodriguez" (2006, banking fraud using my checking account number and Astoria Bank routing number to write three blank checks drawn on Commerce Bank—I cannot remember all of the convoluted details which I was later told [by Astoria Bank officer] that it was a bank error). All of my documents concerning the "Patricia Rodriquez" fraud, and the November 2010 use of my Visa debit card number to purchase Afriqiyah Libya Airline tickets, was confiscated from my room. cc all Mormon barristers!
Patricia Tallman (Babylon 5) joins us and David S. Dawson gets a little star struck. Pat talks with us about her career, her new ventures in business training and the ups and downs of life in a very intimate and honest episode that also includes Jessica Jerrain and Carla Van Wagoner.


noun British physicist Peter Higgs wrote a landmark paper hypothesizing why elementary particles have mass, predicting the existence of a three-dimensional "field" that permeates space and drags on everything that trudges through it. Some particles have more trouble crossing through the field than others, and this results in them being heavier (i.e., more mass). For the Higgs field to exist, Higgs said, it must have a particle associated with it: the Higgs boson. Bosons are the particles that communicate the forces of the universe, like photons, which communicate electromagnetic force. The Higgs boson communicates the forces of the Higgs field, essentially giving other particles their mass.
I wonder whether Billy and I can figure it out using current science and technology—like the whole Higgs boson thing, finding particles that travel faster than light. Like Star Trek for reals.
In a 1964 paper, British physicist Peter Higgs predicted a field that permeates all of space and interacts with matter, sort of like a fish swimming through water. In 2013, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics, along with a coauthor, the Belgian physicist Francois Englert, "for the theoretical discovery of a mechanism that contributes to our understanding of the origin of mass of subatomic particles, and which recently was confirmed through the discovery of the predicted fundamental particle, by the ATLAS and CMS experiments at CERN's Large Hadron Collider."


Episode 217 "Best of luck to you, have a blessed night"
Descripción de Episode 217 "Best of luck to you, have a blessed night"
Time for another episode of your favorite rapper's favorite podcast, so shut up and listen. TJ Dillashaw vacated his belt after a hot drug test, which means of course we talk about all our drug testing theories. Then Grant tells a gas station story in which he might've ruined a YouTube prank. Also, Robert Kraft apologized, but I don't buy it. And DMX stole a car again y'all. Oh also we got some good listener feedback about the podcast, and luckily for all you listeners... we're gonna keep cussing like sailors.
Episode 218 "Part of this is my fault, but it's mostly Grant's fault!"
Episode 219 "An asteroid full of dinosaurs? Civil War 2.0?"
Episode 220 "Is that right Tammy? Out of my Top Eight!"
Episode 221 "Well next time... do better"
"hope this one is better"


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Windows and Mirrors--Chapters 1-3--Bolter and Gromala
Bolter and Gromala take on an advisory role in educating the reader about the role of the modern computer architect. Through the chapters we learn about several new digital computer art exhibits that were displayed at the 2000 SIGGRAPH Art Committee gathering and learn what each of the digital artists is attempting to accomplish through their works of computer and digital art. The authors choose Wooden Mirror, Text Rain and Nosce Te Ipsum as just three of the computer art demonstrations that they use to illustrate the role of the computer architect in hopes of getting us to better understand the simplicity and complexity of computer interfaces that have become so common now in our everyday uses of Microsoft and Apple computer applications. What is consistent between all of these works of digital computer art is the need
for transparency, the need to be able to understand and see through a computer application so that we can be better users and also technicians of our own if the applications should fail and we need to repair them. Bolter and Gromala go to great lengths to get us a better understanding of computer applications as mirrors of ourselves that reflect back what we use them for and who we are.
It is fascinating to see their approach in the text as being so simplified as how they make out the goals of the computer architects to be. The applications are described and at some point condemned when it comes to Microsoft and Apple. Both Bolter and Gromala tend to believe that Microsoft engineers don't really like their jobs and the use of computers where Apple engineers are much more passionate and involved with what they design. This I believe may be true as Windows applications tend to be more functional in our daily lives where Apple allows the integration of much more advanced computer generated graphic design, more involving icons and more artistic user friendly advances that engage the user to become a part of the technology as opposed to what Microsoft does by allowing us to simply be users of this new technology. Either way, the authors tend to believe that computer applications should and must remain mirrors of ourselves and not independent thinking creatures that might rise up and attempt some kind of technological coup d'etat. The computer is a mirror of ourselves and must remain as such but over the years we've seen Apple take computing to a new level where the machine takes on a character of it's own through design and function. We almost are drawn into the mirror and want to explore it's virtual world with Apple products where with Microsoft, the computer is still a mirror but obedient enough to function as we need it without allowing us to get involved with it's design and desktop look. Throughout all of the innovations we have seen in computer interfaces and applications, we are once again looking into a mechanism that must remain as it's main purpose to mirror back what we are and what we need in terms of functionality and design. We have yet to learn if the mirror will crack in the upcoming years of advanced computer applications. It seems almost inevitable.

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Podge's sunflowers just keep getting taller and taller. At this point, she's expecting to be able to climb them all the way up to the clouds by September!
I should probably clarify, these sunflowers are only tall by Podge's standards. At just 1.75 inches wide, they look tiny to us humans.
If you are new to miniature crochet, this pattern would be a great one to try. It calls for fine-weight yarn and a B-1 (2.25 mm) crochet hook, which are large in the world of miniature crochet. However, if you find you are having trouble getting your fingers to work with these materials, try the pattern again with a heavier yarn and larger hook (worsted-weight and a G or H hook should do) until you are comfortable moving down to the smaller sizes.
Celebrate the dog days of summer by crocheting some sunflowers of your own. They would make great appliques for small items like phone cases, coin purses, and barrettes.
With brown, make a magic loop.
Rnd 3: * Sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc, rep from * 5 more times. Join with slst to 1st sc. (18) FO.
Rnd 4: Join yellow with a slst in any sc of Rnd 3. * Ch 5, slst in next sc, rep from * 17 more times. (18 petals) FO and weave in all ends.
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Built Around a Shared Set of Values.
Woodside Farms
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It's About To Get Real Local RVA
A Grassroots Partnership With
Real Local RVA Is Taking Root Right Here At Chickahominy Falls.
Chickahominy Falls is proud to announce its event sponsorship of Real Local RVA, a grassroots group of independent, small grocery stores, restaurants, farmer's markets, farmers, growers and supporters designed to connect and educate people in order to grow the local food scene in greater Richmond.
"We're proud to support Real Local RVA's mission because it aligns so closely with our own," said Roger Glover, Principal of The Crescent Group, developer of Chickahominy Falls. "Not only are we creating a healthier, farm-centric community for our homeowners, we're creating opportunities for the larger community of Greater Richmond to enjoy fresh, locally grown produce. We're committed to fostering healthier living and are happy to support our like-minded growers, grocers and restaurants."
The partnership is coming together at a November 28th event, which is bringing world-renowned farmer, Joel Salatin of Polyface Farms to discuss Sustainable Abundance. Providing good, healthy food to over 5,000 families, 50 restaurants, 10 retail outlets, and a farmers' market, Salatin actually lives Sustainable Abundance and looks at the future with inspiration one bite at a time.
The event will take place at the VCU Institute for Contemporary Art on Wednesday, November 28th from 6:30-9:00 p.m. Guests are invited to arrive early to attend the museum's exhibit "Hedges, Edges, Dirt," and to stay later for a reception following the program.
"A strong sponsorship from a great partner like Chickahominy Falls, makes these events possible," said Beth Furgurson, Executive Director of Real Local RVA. "And these meetings are a great way to meet the producers, farmers, grocers and all the people who are involved because, in my mind, it's that personal connection that really helps to make this movement grow."
This connection from person-to-person, farm to market, and market to table is what helps us make better food choices that support the community, the environment and the health of individuals. "If you actually meet the person who produced or grows your food, I think everyone is better for it," added Furgurson.
Every meal has the potential to further the local food movement in Greater Richmond. It happens when you actually know how your food found its way to your table. And when you live here at Chickahominy Falls, that path certainly will be shorter than most thanks to Woodside Farms, the 10-acre working farm at the heart of the community. Soon our 55 and better homeowners will enjoy a curated mix of fruits, veggies, herbs and flowers all grown right in the neighborhood. It just doesn't get any more local than that.
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Wolter: On Stoesz, AP, and other random thoughts
Bits and pieces from the cluttered mind of the sports editor: Stoesz getting it done for MLA Big high school football game on Friday: 2-1 Hills-Beaver Creek at 3-0 Mountain Lake Area. It's coming one week after MLA senior quarterback Levi Stoesz ...
By Doug Wolter
Bits and pieces from the cluttered mind of the sports editor:
Stoesz getting it done for MLA Big high school football game on Friday: 2-1 Hills-Beaver Creek at 3-0 Mountain Lake Area.
It's coming one week after MLA senior quarterback Levi Stoesz had a remarkable performance in the team's 56-24 win over Madelia. Stoesz rushed 14 times for 334 yards and four touchdowns. He completed two of four passes for 104 yards. He scored a TD on a blocked punt and scored another on a safety.
Wolverines head coach says Stoesz has always been an exceptional athlete. But he wasn't satisfied with that.
"A couple of years ago he started to buy into getting stronger and faster," Tim Kirk said.
Through his training regimen, Stoesz has added another 10 pounds of muscle without losing speed. And he's having a monster season after a 2015 campaign that caused him to miss a couple of games with a broken fibula. He bounced back from it, but was unable to return to 100 percent effectiveness.
MLA has beaten Fulda 28-14, Nicollet 64-19 and Madelia 56-24 so far this year, but on Friday the Wolverines will face their biggest test yet. Hills-Beaver Creek is very talented (its only loss was to an outstanding Cleveland team, 35-34, in Week Two) and probably hasn't forgotten the fact that MLA handed it its only regular season setback in 2015, 32-20.
Outside of Stoesz, the Wolverines are a fairly inexperienced squad, and Kirk is concerned that his team hasn't been tested for four quarters.
"We've just gotta find out how to compete against the elite teams," said the coach, adding, "We've got to find ways to score because we can't just let Levi do it all."
It's always better with AP I wasted a little bit of my time in front of a television set on Tuesday (I don't know why I do these things) listening to a couple of ESPN geniuses disagree on the significance of Minnesota Vikings' running back Adrian Peterson's meniscus tear suffered during the Sunday night game with Green Bay.
One of them said the Vikings are better off without Peterson, who had averaged just 1.6 yards per carry during the first two games of the season. It didn't seem to matter to the ESPN "analyst" that Peterson led the league in rushing as recently as last season. He's just not so good any more, he said.
Vikings fans, of course, know differently. And so do opposing NFL coaches. Peterson has had sub-par games before. All NFL running backs do. The fact is that he has never had sub-par seasons. He's as likely to follow up a poor performance one week with a 120-yard performance the next week as any back in the league -- even now, if not for the injury.
Watching Peterson run prior to the injury is just like watching him run during any other season. He still runs with the same tenacity as before. And any time he's in the backfield rival defenses have to devote an inordinate amount of their energies into holding him in check. Without a doubt, without Peterson in the backfield on Sunday, Carolina's job becomes much easier.
Runners still will run at Prairie View I counted 38 inches of copy that the Daily Globe devoted to previewing the 2016 Turkey Trot cross country race in the Sept. 15 issue. Alas, the event was canceled due to heavy rains and lightning that lit the sky throughout the afternoon of the 15th.
Last Thursday was the be the 49th running of the Trot. The decision to cancel wasn't made easily.
Some have questioned whether the event couldn't have been postponed to another date, perhaps limited to a smaller number of teams (four or five, maybe) which couldn't have adjusted their schedules. Worthington High School athletic director Josh Dale, however, said the calendar worked against him.
"The issue is that you don't want to take teams away from other competitions," he said.
Friday, the 16th, might have been an option, he said. But the WHS football team was hosting a homecoming game. Maybe if the game had been away and not at home, there would have been a chance.
So the Turkey Trot is gone for 2016. But cross country is not off the table for Worthington this season.
On Oct. 18, Worthington will host the Big South Conference meet at the same Prairie View course the Turkey Trot was scheduled to be run on. So local cross country fans will still get the chance to see their Trojans run on local turf.
Other things --- There are 11 games remaining for the Minnesota Twins in the 2016 season. They will almost surely finish with the worst record in the major leagues. It appears certain that they will lose at least 100 games. Perhaps they can muster up a little incentive, however, to try to avoid matching the 60-102 record they posted in their worst season ever, 1982. Hard to think of that as much of a rallying cry, however.
--- Carson Wentz, the former North Dakota State standout quarterback, has played two marvelous games to begin his NFL career with the Philadelphia Eagles. Still, it's hard for some NFL watchers to give him the credit he is due, in part because his first two opponents, Cleveland and Chicago, are not very good. Here's my point: I saw Wentz react like a seasoned veteran when the Bears, numerous times, sent pass-rushers crashing into his facemask. The kid is impressive whichever way you look at it.
--- Interesting high school volleyball match on tap for tonight, with Pipestone Area at Worthington. Both teams hoped to be able to crack the upper echelons of the Big South Conference this year, but the performances have been spotty. PA is 10-3 overall following a 3-1 record Saturday in the Jackson County Tournament, but last Thursday the Arrows were turned back in four games by conference rival Windom Area. Worthington is coming off a 3-0 victory over a good Red Rock Central team. Both squads are looking to get on a roll.
Doug Wolter joined the Worthington Globe in December of 1983 as a sports reporter. He later became sports editor, and then news editor and managing editor. In 2006 he moved to Mankato with his wife, Sandy, and served as an editor at the Mankato Free Press. In 2013 he and Sandy returned to Worthington to take up the job of sports editor at The Globe, and they have been in Worthington since.
Doug can be reached at dwolter@dglobe.com.


Can you say the five English sentences below in an informal style of French? Say your answer aloud, applying whatever informal contractions are possible.
In the answers below, I've given both an informal, spoken version and a version without contractions so that you can see the difference between the two.
We're gonna talk about that.
The versions typically heard in spoken language are in blue.
1. I'm not kidding you. Je ne te niaise pas, which can be heard in spoken language as j'te niaise pas. The contracted j'te sounds like ch'te.
2. Now I've had it! Là, je suis tanné!, which can be heard in spoken language as là, j'su' tanné! The contracted j'su' sounds like chu.
3. You're not serious?! Tu n'es pas sérieux?!, which can be heard in spoken language as t'es pas sérieux?! The contracted t'es sounds like té.
4. Ha! That's a good one! Ha! Elle est bien bonne, celle-là!, which can be heard in spoken language as Ha! 'Est ben bonne, celle-là! The contracted 'est sounds like è. Ben sounds like the French word bain.
5. We're gonna talk about that. On va parler de ça, which may also be heard in spoken language as on va parler de t'ça. De t'ça sounds like de with a t sound on the end, followed by ça. Ça in de ça and de t'ça rhymes with the words pas and chat in this video.
Another example of French overheard in Montréal today; someone said in French the equivalent of "I'm on break" (as in a break at work).
Do you know how the person might have said this informally in French?
First thing to know: to be on break is être en pause.
This gives us je suis en pause.
This happens when je suis contracts to j's', which sounds like ch. Between the ch sound and en, a t sound then got slipped in to ease pronunciation.


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The silent tragedy of profound loss
Amid the west's mining boom, indigenous communities face losing a generation.
By Russell Skelton
April 19, 2012 — 12.00am
It came without warning, triggered by something as trivial as a teenage boy demanding that his brother hand over his mobile phone. It was the 16-year-old's birthday and he was celebrating by drinking steadily all day, as he did most days. The tiff, really nothing more than a simple squabble between brothers, ended in the early hours of the next morning when the darkest of impulses overwhelmed the child.
An eight-year-old girl raised the alarm. She had seen the boy's lifeless body hanging from a tree behind the church in the abandoned playground. After several hours police and emergency services arrived, conducted a brief investigation and had the body removed.
"When I was young it was a peaceful time" ... Heather Umbagai lost her son Radki to suicide. Credit:Glenn Campbell
As the sun climbed into the sky, scores of children looked on in silence. Witnesses said the grieving and sobbing rolled through the tiny community of Mowanjum like a thick black cloud. In this one small place, just a 10-minute drive from the thriving mining hub of Derby in the West Kimberley, there have been six suicides in six months.
Gary Umbagai, the chairman of the Mowanjum Aboriginal Corporation, and a mine worker, despairs about the rising death toll and community dysfunction. "There is something dreadfully wrong in our community, but what can we do?" He adds that Mowanjum and Derby have the highest youth suicide rates in Australia, possibly the world. "There is a terrible crisis here but nobody in authority except the police acts as if there is a crisis."
Gary Umbagai says there is something dreadfully wrong in his community. Credit:Glenn Campbell
The Herald visited Mowanjum this month with the permission of the traditional owners and after being alerted to the community's desperate plight by health workers troubled by what they believe is chronic official indifference.
In January, a 20-year-old surrendered his life after his partner locked him out because he was drunk and violent. In March, a 44-year-old newly unemployed mine worker hanged himself. In yet another incident, a young girl vanished into the bush only to be found days later, also the victim of an apparent uncontrollable impulse after a relationship went wrong.
Heather Umbagai, 57, Gary Umbagai's Worra Worra mother who lost her other son Radki to suicide, says that during her childhood on the mission there was far more interaction with the bush. "When I was young it was a peaceful time. We grew up with a solid education even though we had been moved off our traditional land."
That changed about 12 years ago when chronic drinking took hold. That led to a breakdown in traditional authority and culture. Today, she says young people are not much interested in ceremony and the Dreaming. They slip into a culture of substance abuse at the expense of education. Drinking and teenage motherhood have also compromised good parenting. "Young people have freedom of movement and old folks are afraid to discipline them because they fear they will go and commit suicide."
A proud, perceptive woman, she says when her son took his life five years ago after he was refused the keys to the family car because he was drunk and unlicensed, a big sadness and depression followed. Her health declined, renal failure set in.
"I never had any counselling of any kind. Mental health authorities did not come out, government services did not come out. I know because I was one of the victims."
Mrs Umbagai decided to speak to the Herald so authorities could grasp the acute trauma that has taken hold and the Mr Umbagai says he has lost count of attempted suicides. A document obtained by the Herald reveals that in four months from July last year, 18 females and 22 males were admitted to Derby hospital for self-harm, attempted hanging, overdosing and suicidal thoughts. Most cases involved indigenous people and excessive alcohol consumption. The number of young Aboriginal people taking their lives may be higher as some deaths, such as a recent road fatality, have been classified as accidental.
In Mowanjum signs of trauma are everywhere. After each incident trees are cut down at the request of the victim's families, who don't wish to be reminded of tragedy and fear "copycat" behaviour. The small community is littered with hacked tree trunks. One young man is openly referred to as "the hangman" because of the scars around his neck. A young girl who tried to take her life on Saturday – her latest of many attempts – is watched closely. "We are deeply worried about her," an elderly mother confided. "It is a miracle she is alive but we cannot watch her all the time."
Mowanjum is the epicentre of an extraordinary spike in indigenous suicides across the Kimberley. In the past 12 months there have been 25 in the region – 21 in the west around Derby and Mowanjum. The number of "completed" indigenous suicides last year exceeded the number of Australian Defence Force fatalities in Afghanistan. In NSW, which has the largest indigenous population, the youth suicide rate is one in 100,000. In the Northern Territory, where a parliamentary inquiry was set up to investigate the causes of and responses to youth suicide, the rate is 30 deaths in 100,000. In the Kimberley, with an Aboriginal population of about 16,000, the estimated rate is an astonishing and unprecedented one death in 1200.
Mr Umbagai worries about the impact of profound trauma on his community of only 350. "Police come and investigate, that is their job. It takes a long time before the body is handed over to the ambulance. Kids hear the commotion. Everybody is distressed and crying. We have kids five and six witnessing these events and you worry what effect it is having on them.
"Kids grow up thinking this is normal and that any little problem can be solved this way. There is virtually no grief counselling, nobody comes to investigate why this is happening in Mowanjum. So much money is being spent on suicide prevention in the Kimberley but we don't see it. I don't think bureaucrats in Perth or Canberra understand how bad it is – what we are facing."
Despite the deaths, no effective suicide prevention strategy has been put in place in Mowanjum. Steven Austin, the chief executive of the community, notes that the West Australian government is spending $150million on a new Derby jail while the federal government spends millions more annually maintaining the Curtin Immigration Detention Centre nearby. "We have made applications for a youth co-ordinator to keep kids occupied with programs but they have all been rejected. We get back a generic letter saying we don't meet the criteria. We get no help."
Mr Austin says the applications for funding were made to Victims of Crime WA and to the federal Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs without success. "It is as if the bureaucrats don't have any idea of what we are up against.
"I wrote to Jenny Macklin [the Indigenous Affairs Minister] when we lost our [community development employment projects] and her office did not acknowledge our letter."
According to the community council, savage cuts to CDEP programs in 2009 coincided with the wave of suicides. Mr Austin says the number of people employed fell from 140 to about 30. All attempts to have funding restored, including a direct appeal to Ms Macklin and to the Derby Indigenous Co-ordination Centre have failed.
Mr Umbagai says the lack of a positive response has left families feeling haunted and fearful. Some even believe the community has been cursed but he says the underlying reasons are all too apparent. "When they took away our CDEP, more people started drinking. In every death the victim has been intoxicated. Our community is supposed to be dry but we cannot enforce the ban. The WA government took away our authority to run night patrols. The police do their best but they cannot be here all the time."
Zoe Evans, the co-ordinator of the Standby Suicide Response Service in based in Broome knows Mowanjum and its people and has friends in the community. She says her team visits every community immediately after a suicide to give counselling and support and organise activities. But she says counselling is not always possible because people are grieving and want to be alone.
Although the service is funded by the federal Department of Health it is a shoe-string operation with two full-time workers to cover an area the size of a small European country. With attempted suicides occurring sometimes daily and vast distances to cover, the service has little capacity to develop preventive programs.
In Mowanjum children start drinking from as young as 11. On any evening cars driven by older men and loaded with under-age drinkers head for Derby to pick up nightly reserves of grog, often bought under the counter from unscrupulous traders for $150 a slab.
Mr Umbagai says alcohol abuse leaves children going without and begging food from relatives. In the homes of drinkers, children get little sleep and find it hard to attend school regularly. He is surprised that child protection services are not more vigilant when it is obvious children are being abused and neglected.
There appears to be no shortage of programs or money to address suicide in the Kimberley yet the deaths keep coming. In 2006 there were 13 deaths in 13 months at Fitzroy Crossing.
Wes Morris, the co-ordinator of the Kimberley Law and Culture Centre, says there have been two key coronial investigations into suicide, the latest being one in 2008 into 22 deaths at Balgo. He says the findings of Alastair Hope, who made a scathing assessment of the performance of departments and agencies providing services to disadvantaged communities, have been largely ignored. Mr Hope found the system of providing funds for Aboriginal programs was "seriously flawed" and agencies were not monitored or audited despite a failure to curb suicide.
Mr Morris doubts that the multimillion-dollar regional partnership agreement between the federal and WA governments will have any real impact on the suicide rate. As for the new $30million mental health facility in Broome, a two-hour drive from Mowanjum, he questions its effectiveness because the "causes of indigenous suicide are culturally based" and not necessarily linked to mental wellbeing.
For Mrs Umbagai the pain of her son's suicide is undiminished. She wonders what she could have done to prevent it. "I remember it like it was yesterday. He said 'Alright Mum, I will see you in the resurrection.' That was his last words to me.
"I should have followed him. I should never have let him go and do that thing. Kids today are doing more daring things than kids of other generations. Sometimes you wonder if they are looking for attention. Sometimes you wonder what was lacking in their lives. But no matter which way you look at it, alcohol is always involved.
"In Mowanjum we try to comfort each other, because there is nobody else. For three years I was like a zombie – there was nobody to help me through the grief."
For help or information contact Lifeline 131 114; Kids Helpline 1800 55 1800.


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Federico Azcárate, właściwie Federico Xavier Azcárate Ochoa (ur. 15 czerwca 1984 w Balcarce) – argentyński piłkarz, grający na pozycji środkowego obrońcy. Od 2010 roku gra w CD Leganés.

Azcarate rozpoczął swoją karierę w 2002 roku kiedy to został piłkarzem klubu FC Cartagena. Rozegrał w nim 24 spotkania, po czym w 2003 roku zmienił barwy klubowe na hiszpański Real Murcia. Zagrał tam 8 spotkań, przez dwa lata i po raz kolejny zmienił klub. Były to rezerwy Atlético Madryt B, w których Azcárate zagrał 35 razy i zdobył jedną bramkę. W sezonie 2007/2008 Argentyńczyk grał w AEKu Ateny, gdzie rozegrał 3 mecze. Następnie występował w Polideportivo Ejido, a w 2010 roku odszedł do CD Leganés.

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Argentyńscy piłkarze
Urodzeni w 1984
Piłkarze AEK Ateny
Piłkarze Realu Murcia
Piłkarze FC Cartagena
Piłkarze Atlético Madryt
Piłkarze Polideportivo Ejido
Piłkarze CD Leganés


The bad days for Hirani does not seem to pass ever since he was alleged in the sexual assault case during the making of the biopic Sanju. The film did well at the box office, but it brought bad name for the filmmaker as a woman working on the project alleged with sexual assault. Since then he turned controversial with most of the producers remaining silent on his name and he also lost a few project including Munna Bhai 3. However, of late, he was nominated for two of his work that has raised eyes over the Microblogging site – Twitter.
He was nominated at the prestigious Filmfare awards in two different categories and the filmmaker who is yet to get a clean chit allowed the Twitter users to react harshly on this issue. Someone wrote that people in the B Town still have the audacity to nominate Hirani it seems that the Filmfare is sold out to get bonafide trash. The other user said hope he does not get the best director award and flaunt it before the audience with the accusations of sexual harassment still stuck with his name.
We know the director was alleged to get involved in the sexual assault during the making of the film Sanju, which was released last year in June. It did rock at the box office giving 120 Crore in the opening weekend and turned out the fifth highest grossing movie in B Town. Rajkumar Hirani has directed and written the film Sanju, and it had Ranbir Kapoor, Paresh Rawal, Sonam Kapoor, Manisha Koirala, Dia Mirza, Vicky Kaushal, Anushka Sharma and Jim Sarbh in the leading and supporting role.


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Warriors' Durant likely out for Games 1 and 2 vs Blazers
Golden State Warriors' Kevin Durant, center, limps off the court during the second half of Game 5 of the team's second-round NBA basketball playoff series against the Houston Rockets on Wednesday, May 8, 2019, in Oakland, Calif. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Kevin Durant watched from home in the Bay Area as the Golden State Warriors finished off James Harden and the Houston Rockets on the road.
The two-time reigning NBA Finals MVP has a bit more cheerleading to do before he gets back on the court.
Durant is likely to miss Games 1 and 2 of the Western Conference Finals against the Portland Trail Blazers while he recovers from a strained right calf. Durant was injured in Game 5 against Houston.
"Everyone needs to slow down a little bit on the Kevin stuff. He hasn't even stepped on the floor yet," coach Steve Kerr said Monday, a day before Game 1, noting a more extensive update would come Thursday.
Golden State showed it can win without KD: Stephen Curry came alive at last in the second half of the clincher at Houston, scoring all 33 of his points after the break.
Curry and Splash Brother Klay Thompson will look to build off strong performances in that final game against the Rockets to lead the top-seeded Warriors. The two-time defending champions are seeking a fifth straight trip to the NBA Finals.
They will face another formidable backcourt with Damian Lillard and CJ McCollum when the best-of-seven series begins Tuesday night at Oracle Arena.
There are several intriguing storylines in this matchup, too, like Portland star Damian Lillard coming home to Oakland with a chance to shine on the big stage in the final season at Oracle before the Warriors move across the bay to play in San Francisco next season.
And how about the Curry brothers? Steph's little brother, Seth, plays for the Trail Blazers.
The Warriors swept the Blazers in the first round two years ago during a remarkable 16-1 postseason run.
Lillard missed his first six 3-point tries Sunday then swished one midway through the fourth when Portland needed him most. The Trail Blazers overcame a 17-point deficit on Denver's home court to outlast the Nuggets for a 100-96 win.
They have reached their first conference final since 2000, when Portland lost in seven games to Kobe Bryant and the eventual champion Los Angeles Lakers.
"This is arguably the biggest win that we've had in the franchise for a long time. To be a part of it, to do it the way we did, I'm thrilled," Blazers coach Terry Stotts said. "I'm really happy for our guys. As a coach, I think you experience the joy of the team, having different guys come in."
Here are some things to watch as the Warriors join the Lakers as the only teams to reach at least five straight Western Conference Finals:
LILLARD'S CHANCE
On Dec. 27, in Lillard's final regular season game at Oracle — about a 15-minute walk from where he grew up — the Blazers star hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 6.3 seconds left in overtime and scored 21 points in a 110-109 win.
"That's a hell of a way to go out," Lillard said.
Reaching the NBA Finals might top that.
Hold that thought, Thompson said.
"Has he had a lot of wins in Oakland?" Thompson cracked Monday. "It's playoff time. He has had good games. Yeah, he's a great player. There's a history between us obviously, the franchises, we've seen them a lot the last five years. They're playing great. They're on a roll, our antennas are definitely up."
Curry texted his little brother over the weekend to let him know they'd see each other soon. Yes, wearing opposite jerseys for the Western Conference Finals.
The Currys have played many times, just not on the postseason stage.
"He said, 'I'll see you Tuesday.' I'm looking forward to it," said Seth, who's in his first season with Portland. "It's going to be a lot of fun. It's hard to believe right now. So many years I've watched Steph play in the Western Conference Finals, the NBA Finals, being in the crowd. It's going to be fun to be out there on the court, competing, to get to that final. It's a dream come true for us, but our families are going to have a lot of fun as well."
Even if a tad bit torn. Their parents will flip a coin, with Dell and Sonya each sporting one son's gear depending on the result.
Their sister, Sydel, posted on Twitter shortly after the Blazers won: "Engage....#NeutralNancy lol."
"I just know watching Seth play I get nervous watching him like on TV and stuff," Stephen said after practice Monday. "For them, it's family and parents who supported us all the way through the ranks. Now to be in a situation like this where I guess it's technically a win-win for them, they're going to the finals regardless, but it's kind of crazy to think we're all on this stage and get to play in front of our family and just the amount of happiness and joy that comes with that is crazy."
FASTING KANTER: An extremely thirsty Enes Kanter loaded up his backpack with five or six bottles of Gatorade after Game 7 — for later.
The Trail Blazers center avoids food and drink from sunrise to sunset as part of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. It was that way for the last three games of the Denver series and will be that way during the Golden State series.
Kanter said he reached out to NBA great Hakeem Olajuwon for advice on performing in the playoffs while fasting during Ramadan.
"The game of basketball is mental over physical so I think I'll be fine for this stretch," Kanter said.
REST FACTOR
Golden State finished off the Rockets in Houston on Friday night, so the Warriors got some rest this time after a quick turnaround following a six-game series in the first round against the Clippers in which they had to play again about 40 hours later.
Injured Warriors big man DeMarcus Cousins has used the time to continue his rehab from a torn left quadriceps muscle suffered in Game 2 of the first round against the Clippers. It's unclear yet whether he might be able to return this round.
TURNOVERS AND REBOUNDING
The Warriors struggle when they get sloppy — and it's a fine line of being chaotic when it works so well and when they become careless and it's costly.
Portland took good care of the ball in Game 7 committing just four turnovers.
On the rebounding front, Golden State won three games when it outrebounded the Rockets and another — Game 6 — despite a disadvantage on the boards.
The Blazers had 55 rebounds in the clincher, with Kanter grabbing five on the offensive glass.
AP Sports Writer Pat Graham in Denver contributed to this report.
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Q: How can I use JSR's @Inject @BatchProperty with Spring Batch inside JBoss? I created a simple ItemReader:
public class SimpleReader extends AbstractItemReader {

    @Inject @BatchProperty
    private String number;

    @Inject
    JobContext jobContext;

    @Override
    public Object readItem() throws Exception {
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When I deploy this code to JBoss EAP 6 I get the following Injection Errors:
org.jboss.weld.exceptions.DeploymentException: WELD-001408 Unsatisfied dependencies
for type [String] with qualifiers [@BatchProperty] at injection point
[[field] @Inject @BatchProperty private ....SimpleReader.number]

org.jboss.weld.exceptions.DeploymentException: WELD-001408 Unsatisfied dependencies
for type [JobContext] with qualifiers [@Default] at injection point
[[field] @Inject ....SimpleWriter.jobContext]

If I understand correctly, Spring-Batch is not yet initialized, when Weld starts injecting. How can I initialize Spring-Batch, so that this injection works?


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Artist: Mahogany
Title: The Dream Of A Modern Day
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It's 1869 and young Jamie is out riding. He comes across Will Hewitt who has been waiting for someone to turn up. Hewitt explains to Jamie that he is on the way to the ranch where his brother Sam lived with his wife Laurie and baby son. The problem is that Will is blind and even though he had help to get as far as he did he is unable to go any further due to being abandoned by his riding partner.
Jamie, who happens to be going that way, takes Will to the ranch and when Will calls out for Laurie, Jamie explains that she and the baby are at the Ponderosa getting ready to leave. After paying his respects at his brother's grave, both Will and Jamie make their way to the Ponderosa ranch house.
At the ranch house, Laurie has a chat with Ben about how she feels with Ben offering comforting words. When Will turns up Laurie is both sad and resentful. Her sadness comes from the fact that Will's operation in St. Louis didn't work and resentful because (as mentioned later) Sam gave all his money to help his brother out. It is this debt, that has partly propelled Will to find out the truth about his brother's murder.
Laurie speaks briefly to Will before leaving with her father and heading to Carson City. She asks Will to come with her more out of duty than anything else but Will refuses as he has a job making harnesses (a profession he learned after he became blind). Ben offers Will a room at the Ponderosa and he accepts.
Sometime later, Joe accompanies Will to town to see the Deputy. Roy Coffee is out of town and Clem Foster is nowhere to be seen, so we have another nameless Deputy appear to take care of things. The Deputy tells Will about the things that happened after his brother's body was found. Will, knowing his brother realises that there is a problem. Apparently, Sam was out hunting deer but if that was the case, Will surmises, then he should have been on lower ground where there is plenty of food for deer and not in the mountains.
Joe then takes Will to The Golden Nugget Saloon which is owned by Patrick Clayton, a friend of Sam's and is right next door to Piper's Opera House. Will questions Tom Keeley, who happens to be at the saloon, and is the person who found Will's body. Getting nothing out of Keeley, Will tells all of the other patrons that nothing will stop him from finding out who murdered his brother. He also warns that them he is still a good shot even though he is blind now and goes about proving it. Unfortunately, Will's attempt at shooting a whiskey glass is a failure even though he is told that it isn't and people are clapping.
Will later asks Joe about it and asks if he missed. Joe tells him that he did which leads Will to ask Joe who was the first to get up and clap. As Joe is telling him, they are interrupted by the Deputy who isn't happy about a blind man shooting up a saloon.
The following Saturday (we aren't told how long Will has been there for), Jamie takes Will to the place where Sam's body was found. They come across the remains of a campfire. Will explains to Jamie his brother's habit of hiding treasure in the ground and then making a fire over it. After a little bit of digging, Will finds a tin containing Sam's watch and some gold nuggets. Jamie works out that the gold must have come from a nearby creek.
Now having a piece of vital evidence, both Will and Jamie head back to Virginia City. They concoct a plan which culminates in Will finding out who the murderer is.
By episode's end, we find out there are a number of people who aren't what they seem. Will, for his part, has no regret about his actions as he believed that he owed it to Laurie and her son to find out what really happened and if people are offended by that then so be it.
Hoss and Ben are in this episode to offer sage advice when it is needed. Joe has the job of escorting Will around Virginia City during his first visit but isn't seen much afterwards (he's not even present when Will turns up in the last scene to explain things). For the bulk of the episode, the main character is Jamie and even then he is following Will's lead.
Blind Hunch focuses on Will Hewitt (played by future Men in Black star, Rip Torn) and his quest to find his brother's murderer. In a way, it is a story of redemption and how someone goes about it.