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We offer a wide variety of the highest quality lean proteins including organic grass fed beef, antibiotic free and organic chicken, wild caught seafood and pasture raised pork. Our line of grass fed beef includes top sirloins, New York Strips, Rib Eyes, Filet Mignon, skirt steak, roasts, and burgers. That much variety isn't going to be at your local gourmet or organic grocers! If you are one of the many following a Paleo or caveman diet, you can shop for all your Paleo approved lean proteins in one place saving yourself time and money.
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Feel good knowing all our proteins are better for you, the environment, local communities and the animals.
Grass fed meat is healthy for people because it is lean, contains a high percentage of good fats – Omega3s and CLA – and beneficial antioxidant vitamins and minerals.
It is healthy for animals. Beef cattle, goats, sheep and bison all evolved to eat grass and not much else. Feeding them a diet rich in grains creates an acidic environment in their digestive systems, leading to disease and the need for treatment with antibiotics. It also leads to an increase in incidents of E coli contamination.
Grass fed beef is healthy for the planet. Pasture-based farming restores natural ecosystems and wildlife habitat, reduces reliance on petrochemicals, improves the soil with organic matter, and reduces greenhouse gases.
Grass fed meat is healthier for communities. Small family farms provide jobs and strong economies in rural communities and create sustainable business for succeeding generations.
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Ordination of Michael Barrett 15 June 2016 at St Paul's Outside the Walls, Rome.
This year on the 15 June 2016 he was ordained a deacon for the Archdiocese of Liverpool alongside 7 other men, and it was Archbishop Malcolm McMahon who presided at the celebration. It was a wonderful moment to be in this basilica which was built by the first Christian Roman Emperor, Constantine and the first Church was consecrated in the year 324 AD. This is the site where St Paul was beheaded and it is possible to this day to venerate the spot where he is buried inside the Church.
Here are some amateur photographs taken by Fr. Jonathan Cotton, the Parish priest of St Mary's Leyland, of the event.
God willing next year he will be ordained priest and it is hoped at St Mary's in Leyland on Saturday 15 July 2017 at 10.00am. Please check on the website nearer the time if you are interested in attending.


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• In The Rap Sheet's last news wrap-up, I noted that Season 4 of Grantchester will premiere in the States this coming Sunday night, July 14, as part of PBS-TV's Masterpiece Mystery! lineup. Now comes word, courtesy of The Killing Times, that ITV, the British network behind that cozyish historical crime series, has renewed Grantchester for yet another year. "The show's fifth season," says The Killing Times, "is set in 1957, the year Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the British people that they had 'never had it so good.' For many of the residents of Grantchester, it really will feel like they're in a delightful new Eden, but for all the talk of paradise on earth and faith-in-action, Geordie Keating (Robson Green) knows that trouble is never far away."
• American film director Brian De Palma (Carrie, Scarface, The Untouchables, The Black Dahlia, etc.) will release his first novel—to be published by Hard Case Crime—in March 2020, according to Entertainment Weekly. Titled Are Snakes Necessary?, and co-authored with Susan Lehman, the book is said to be a "'a blistering political satire' that doubles as a female revenge thriller." Hard Case provides this plot brief:
When the beautiful young videographer offered to join his campaign, Senator Lee Rogers should've known better. But saying no would have taken a stronger man than Rogers, with his ailing wife and his robust libido. Enter Barton Brock, the senator's fixer. He's already gotten rid of one troublesome young woman—how hard could this new one turn out to be? Pursued from Washington, D.C., to the streets of Paris, 18-year-old Fanny Cours knows her reputation and budding career are on the line. But what she doesn't realize is that her life might be as well …
EW quotes Hard Case editor Charles Ardai as calling Are Snakes Necessary? "not just a great crime story, it's a sharp, ruthless look at the state of affairs—both political and extramarital—in our turbulent modern era." That certainly sounds promising.
• Margery Allingham's renown lives on, thanks i part to a decision regarding the future of an annual short-story competition named after her. This note comes from Shotsmag Confidential: "The Margery Allingham Society has agreed with the [British] Crime Writers' Association that the popular short mystery competition will run for at least another five years, until 2024. The Society, set up to honour and promote the writings of the great Golden Age author whose well-known hero is Albert Campion, works with the CWA to operate and fund the writing competition that opens for entries in the autumn on the CWA's website and closes every February." It was only this last May that the winner of the 2019 Margery Allingham Short Story Competition was announced: Ray Bazowski, for "A Perfect Murderer."
• Blogger, genre historian, and author Curtis Evans seems more than moderately thrilled by news that Freeman Wills Crofts' Golden Age mysteries starring Inspector French are the inspiration for a forthcoming TV series. "I have read the script of what is to be the first episode," Evans explains in The Passing Tramp, "based on a Crofts novel which I write about extensively in my 2012 book about Crofts, John Street, and JJ Connington, and I am excited about the whole thing. Crofts readers will be able to tell just from this article that there are changes being made for the adaptation, changes which will be forthrightly aired here, but I think fans of the book will be pleased, as well as mystery fans more generally." In a follow-up to that original post, Evans interviews Brendan Foley, the program's writer.
• With Donald Trump's outrageous and dangerous "nationwide immigration enforcement operation … targeting migrant families" apparently taking place this weekend—his latest ploy to gin up support among his radical base, no matter the damage it does to families as well as America's reputation—it seems an appropriate time to point readers toward Oline H. Cogdill's list of "mysteries that include immigrants in their solid plots." Included among her choices are works by Ragnar Jónasson, Denise Hamilton, and Dennis Lehane.
• And while we're on the subject of lists, check out Mystery Tribune's picks of the "Top 10 Great Brazilian Crime Fiction Books." Several of those works were composed by two authors well represented on my own bookshelves: Luiz Alfredo Garcia-Roza and Leighton Gage.
• Oh, and author John Galligan offers this CrimeReads piece identifying "8 Novels You Won't Find in the Crime Section," but that nonetheless belong there, given their subject matter. Yes, Jim Harrison's Brown Dog (2013) is among them.
• HBO has chosen September 9 as the date on which its gritty George Pelecanos/David Simon-created drama series, The Deuce, will return for its third and final season. As Deadline explains, the show "chronicles the establishment of the porn industry in the decidedly pre-Disney Times Square of the early 1970s through legalization, the rise of HIV, the cocaine epidemic and the big business of the mid-1980s, with the changing real estate market about to bring the deadly party to a close." James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhaal star.
• A premiere date has been set, too, for Stumptown, the ABC-TV detective series I wrote about not long ago. Based on graphic novels by Greg Rucka, this hour-long show stars Cobie Smulders (How I Met Your Mother, Friends from College) as Dex Parios, "a sharp-witted army veteran who becomes a private investigator in Portland, Oregon." ABC will premiere Stumptown on September 25, at 10 p.m.
• Way to kick a dead man while he's down! In its newest installment of a series revisiting Edgar Allan Poe Award winners from the past, Thomas Wickersham recalls The Rheingold Route, Arthur Maling's 1979 "espionage novel without spies." Wickersham remarks: "It is a pity when a book's place in history is to languish all but forgotten besides its title on a list of awards. It is sadder still to revisit such a book and find that its place in obscurity is earned." Maybe, though, as Wickersham himself suggests, The Rheingold Route "was a book of its time." Back in '79, Kirkus Reviews was much more generous to the novel, calling it "tautly plotted, distinctively populated, convincingly romantic—perfect material for a Hitchcock film or an all-in-one-sitting late-night read." Author Maling passed away in 2013.
• The Staunch Prize, launched last year to salute thriller novels "in which no woman is beaten, stalked, sexually exploited, raped, or murdered," has been criticized recently by authors objecting to organizers' insinuations that their fiction may bias rape juries and trials. In the UK's Guardian, prize-winning author Sarah Hilary (Never Be Broken) calls the Staunch Prize "not a prize so much as a gagging order," and she goes on to say: "Violence against women takes many forms, perhaps the most insidious of which is censorship. We're discouraged from going to the police in case we're not believed, taught to expect resistance to our version of events, silenced by shame or fear. This prize reinforces all those negative messages, and ignores the very real good that crime fiction can do by reflecting the violent reality of many women's lives." Meanwhile, Edinburgh's Kaite Walsh (The Unquiet Heart), who was herself raped as a younger woman, opines: "I can't write about a world without rape because I don't live in one. I won't sanitise my writing in service of some fictional, feminist utopia. And while I indulge in fictional universes that let me escape, write the world the way I wish it was, my work lies in marrying my imagination with the ugly truth, challenging myself to explore the friction in the places where they collide. I wanted to write someone whose story didn't end with rape, or even begin with it—but included it as just another bump in the road that has to be dealt with, worked through and lived with."
• I wouldn't normally bother with the right-wing "news" site Breitbart. But Gigi Garner, daughter of the late actor James Garner, recommended this Independence Day Breitbart tribute to her father, which touts his 1974-1980 NBC-TV series The Rockford Files as "the most American television show ever made." Contributor John Nolte lays out a variety of reasons why he believes Garner's private eye, Jim Rockford, was "TV's great American," including:
He's a gentleman and chivalrous to the ladies—a real Neanderthal who opens car doors, lights cigarettes, steps into harm's way to protect them, and yet still treats them as equals.
He's a reluctant hero who keeps his virtues to a minimum "because they're easier to keep track of." In other words, he's not a pompous virtue-signaler. …
Above all, Jim Rockford is first, last, and always his own man. His independence, his unwillingness to conform to anyone's idea of how he should live his life, work his profession, or bow to authority is as American as it gets. He doesn't tell anyone else how to live their life, and as long as you don't cross that busybody line with him, there won't be a problem.
Nolte goes out of his way to suggest that Rockford was one of those government-hating "real Americans" Sarah Palin was always spouting off about. I wonder if he realizes Garner was a self-described "'bleeding-heart liberal,' one of those card-carrying Democrats that Rush Limbaugh thinks is a communist. And I'm proud of it."
• OK, a show of hands: Who remembers actor George Kennedy's 1975-1976 CBS-TV series, The Blue Knight, based on Joseph Wambaugh's 1973 novel of the same name? I just noticed that five of that program's two-dozen episodes are available on YouTube. It's best to watch them now, before they're scrubbed from the site.
• Registration is already open for readers and writers hoping to attend the 2012 Left Coast Crime convention in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Guests of Honor that year will be novelists Mick Herron and Catriona McPherson. Don't forget about LCC 2020, either, which is scheduled to be held in San Diego, California.
• In advance of the Veronica Mars TV revival series, which begins airing on July 26 on Hulu, the Web site Vox chooses the best and worst episodes from among the show's original, 2004-2007 run; the 2014 film based on the program also joins the ranking. When you're done reading through all of those, look back at Cameron Hughes' 2008 piece about Veronica Mars, posted in The Rap Sheet.
• Finally, a belated (and posthumous) "happy birthday" to composer Earle Hagan, who "would have turned 100 years old on July 9," as Variety notes. Among his many contributions to popular culture, Hagan gave us the themes for The Andy Griffith Show, I Spy, The Mod Squad, and The New Perry Mason.
Labels: Grantchester, Hard Case Crime, James Garner, Margery Allingham, Veronica Mars, Videos
Max Allan Collins said...
DePalma did co-byline a novelization of his Dressed to Kill. I am looking forward to this, because he was for many years my favorite contemporary director, and still ranks high with me. Phantom of the Paradise is among my most watched movies. Terry Beatty and I saw it in the theater on its initial release probably a dozen times.
The Passing Tramp said...
Rockford Files used to have a lot about business corruption, as I recollect, and whenever Rockford visited small town California there was always trouble!

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ABSTRACT: Smyd3 is a histone methyltransferase implicated in tumorigenesis. Here we show that Smyd3 expression in mice is required but not sufficient for chemically induced liver and colon cancer formation. In these organs Smyd3 is functioning in the nucleus as a direct transcriptional activator of several key genes involved in cell proliferation, epithelial-mesenchymal transition, JAK/Stat3 oncogenic pathways, as well as of the c-myc and b-catenin oncogenes. Smyd3 specifically interacts with H3K4Me3-modified histone tails and is recruited to the core promoter regions of many but not all active genes. Smyd3 binding density on target genes positively correlates with increased RNA Pol-II density and transcriptional outputs. The results suggest that Smyd3 is an essential transcriptional potentiator of a multitude of cancer-related genes. Standard Smyd3-deficient (Smyd3-KO) mice were generated using gene-trap ES cell clones (AS0527 from International Gene Trap Consortium), in which a selection cassette, containing the splice acceptor site from mouse EN2 exon 2 followed by the beta-galactosidase and neomycin resistance gene fusion gene and the SV40 polyadenylation sequence was inserted into the 5th intron of the Smyd3 gene. The resulting mice were devoid of Smyd3 mRNA and protein in all tissues, including liver and colon. For the generation of Smyd3-Tg mice the open reading frame of the mouse Smyd3 cDNA, which contained 3 Flag epitopes at the 3' end was inserted into the StuI site of the pTTR1-ExV3 plasmid (Yan et al, 1990). The 6.8 kb HindIII fragment containing the mouse transthyretin enhancer/promoter, intron 1, Smyd3 cDNA, three Flag epitopes and SV40 poly-A site was used to microinject C57Bl/6 fertilized oocytes. Founder animals were identified by Southern blotting and crossed with F1 mice to generate lines. Specific overexpression in the liver was tested by RT-PCR analysis in different tissues.
Project description:PR-SET7-mediated histone-4 lysine-20 methylation has been implicated in mitotic condensation, DNA damage response and replication licencing. Here we show that PR-SET7 function in the liver is pivotal for maintaining genome integrity. Hepatocyte-specific deletion of PR-SET7 in mouse embryos resulted in G2 arrest followed by massive cell death and defect in liver organogenesis. Inactivation at postnatal stages caused cell duplication-dependent hepatocyte necrosis with unusual features of autophagy, termed "endonucleosis". Necrotic death was accompanied by inflammation, fibrosis and compensatory growth induction of neighboring hepatocytes and resident ductal progenitor cells. Prolonged necrotic-regenerative cycles coupled with oncogenic STAT3 activation replaced pre-existing hepatocytes with hepatocellular carcinoma derived entirely from ductal progenitor cells. Hepatocellular carcinoma in these mice displays a cancer stem cell gene signature specified by the co-expression of ductal progenitor markers and oncofetal genes. Mice carrying hepatocyte specific inactivation of PR-SET7 were generated in order to investigate the function of PR-SET7 histone methyl transferase in liver organogenesis, hepatocyte proliferation and liver regeneration. P15 WT mice were injected intra-peritoneally (ip) with 25ml per kg DEN (diethyl nitrosamine). Mice were examined for RNA expression at 8 months old.
Project description:microRNAs (miRNAs) accomplish a remarkable variety of biological functions. Their expression is tightly controlled, and the final production of a miRNA is dependent on the cooperation of multiple mechanisms and their net effect. Here we show that miR-124-1 is transcriptionally activated during erythroid differentiation by GATA-1, however its post-transcriptional processing is attenuated. We found that QKI5 binds to a distal QKI response element (QRE) embedded in the primary transcript of miR-124-1 (pri-124-1) and modulates Microprocessor function by direct association with DGCR8. Strikingly, Microprocessor recruitment to pri-124-1 is disrupted upon RNAi-mediated depletion of QKI5, consistent with the decrease in mature miR-124. Moreover, addition of QKI5 increases the conversion efficiency of pri-124-1 in cell-free extracts. For erythropoiesis, the decreased QKI5 leads to attenuated Microprocessor-mediated processing of pri-124-1, which confers the exquisite miRNA abundance necessary for development. This regulation also gives rise to a unique miRNA signature required for normal erythropoiesis. Thus, this QKI5-regulated miRNA processing may represent a common paradigm for erythroid development, and specifically, it may serve as a post-transcriptional fault security to prevent misexpression of certain miRNAs, that is essential for the establishment of particular gene expression patterns during development. Two samples are analyzed: K562 cells transduced with GFP lentivirus; and K562 cells transduced with QKI5-overexpressing lentivirus.
Project description:We report the gene expression profiles by NGFR knockdown in H460 and H1299 cell lines and reveal that NGFR ablation activates p53 target gene expression. We examined gene expression in two different non-small-cell lung cancer cell lines, one with wild-type p53 and the other without p53.
Project description:We identified RNA binding motif protein 47 (RBM47) as a target gene of transforming growth factor (TGF)-beta in mammary gland epithelial cells (NMuMG cells) that have undergone the epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT). TGF-beta repressed RBM47 expression in NMuMG cells and lung cancer cell lines. Expression of RBM47 correlated with good prognosis in patients with lung, breast, and gastric cancer. RBM47 suppressed the expression of cell metabolism-related genes, which were the direct targets of nuclear factor erythroid 2-related factor 2 (Nrf2; also known as NFE2L2). RBM47 bound to KEAP1 and Cullin3 mRNAs, and knockdown of RBM47 inhibited their protein expression, which led to enhanced binding of Nrf2 to target genomic regions. Knockdown of RBM47 also enhanced the expression of some Nrf2 activators, p21/CDKN1A and MafK induced by TGF-beta. Both mitochondrial respiration rates and the side population cells in lung cancer cells increased in the absence of RBM47. Our findings, together with the enhanced tumor formation and metastasis of xenografted mice by knockdown of the RBM47 expression, suggested tumor suppressive roles for RBM47 through the inhibition of Nrf2 activity. Effect of shRNA for RBM47 and TGF-beta on gene expression was evaluated by RNA-seq and RBM47-bound RNAs were identified by RIP-seq in A549 cells.
Effect of TTF-1/NKX2-1 expression on TGF-beta induced gene expression in A549 lung cancer cell line.
Project description:TTF-1/NKX2-1 was expressed by adenoviral vector and changes in gene expression were determined by RNA-sequencing. A549 cells were infected with Ad-TTF-1 or Ad-LacZ vectors and stimulated with TGF-beta for 24 hours or left untreated. Expression of polyA RNA was determined.
Project description:Tumor-specific alternative splicing is implicated in the progression of cancer, including clear cell renal cell carcinoma (ccRCC). Using ccRCC RNA-sequencing data from The Cancer Genome Atlas, we found that epithelial splicing regulatory protein 2 (ESRP2), one of the key regulators of alternative splicing in epithelial cells, is expressed in ccRCC. ESRP2 mRNA expression did not correlate with the overall survival rate of ccRCC patients, but the expression of some ESRP-target exons correlated with the good prognosis and with the expression of Arkadia (also known as RNF111) in ccRCC. Arkadia physically interacted with ESRP2, induced polyubiquitination, and modulated its splicing function. Arkadia and ESRP2 suppressed ccRCC tumor growth in a coordinated manner. Lower expression of Arkadia correlated with advanced tumor stages and poor outcomes in ccRCC patients. This study thus reveals a novel tumor-suppressive role of the Arkadia-ESRP2 axis in ccRCC. Expression of mRNA in a ccRCC cell line OS-RC-2 under the knockdown of Arkadia or ESRP2. Knock-down of ESRP2 was confirmed by RT-PCR because of low expression of ESRP2 which resulted in non-quantitative FPKM value.


Kenneth M. Pollack is a Resident Scholar of the American Enterprise Institute.
It's not surprising that a great many people would like to push back on Iran, including the Trump Administration. Over the past decade, Iran has made tremendous gains across the Middle East by taking advantage of America's disengagement and the instability of the Arab state system. As a result, Iran today dominates the northern tier of the Arab world and plays a damaging role in Yemen, Bahrain, Afghanistan, and the Persian Gulf.
The hard part is figuring how to do so, especially given that the American people are unlikely to want to pony up massive resources for such an effort and the United States is vulnerable to an Iranian counterattack in a variety of places.
The Trump Administration has fully embraced the idea of pushing back on Iran, but it has focused almost exclusively on economic sanctions as the means of pushing back, and primarily on Iran's nuclear program as the goal. The problem with this approach is that Iran's nuclear program is largely an enabler of the primary threat, which is Iran's aggressive expansion into and destabilization of the Middle East. The United States could remove the Iranian nuclear program from the Middle Eastern chessboard altogether and it would not eliminate the threat of Iran's regional behavior or even slow it down, as we have seen since the passage of the JCPOA, which did effectively, that. Sanctions on Iran could do tremendous damage to the already fragile Iranian economy, but even if those sanctions are largely respected by the rest of the international community, it is just not clear that Tehran's hardliners will give in, or be overthrown. Finally, pursuing a strategy in a way that the rest of the world finds odious, makes it far harder to get international support for halting or reversing Iran's steady march across the Middle East.
In a new video and a set of six accompanying essays, I have tried to lay out an alternative approach to pushing back on Iran. My approach would de-emphasize the nuclear deal, in fact, I would like to see the U.S. rejoin the JCPOA and work toward a follow-on agreement. Instead, I focus on directly confronting Iran's regional challenges. In particular, I think the United States has the opportunity to overstrain Iran economically and militarily by resuming (and increasing) our support to the Syrian opposition. Similarly, even after Iraq's problematic elections, I think the United States could help strengthen Iraqi nationalists seeking an independent Iran that would reduce or eventually, even eliminate Iran's influence there. I think the military offensive against the Houthi-held port of Hudaydah in Yemen is necessary to create the political leverage to get a deal to end the civil war and remove the Iranian presence there.
That said, I remain conscious of the limitations on American power and the ability of Iran to retaliate in various ways and places. Consequently, my proposed approach would shy away from confronting Iran in areas where it is stronger than we are, Lebanon first among them. I advocate remaining in (or rejoining) the JCPOA because doing so would bolster our alliances with European and East Asian states whose help would be useful, if not necessary, in dealing with Iran's inevitable responses. Finally, I think it useful for the United States and its allies to begin to develop the capability to pursue regime change in Tehran by covert and cyber means. However, I would hold it in check as a deterrent against an overreaction by Iran. I would not try it out in the short-term or make regime change an immediate goal of the policy. But as long as Tehran knows that the United States has been building a capacity to destabilize or even overturn the Islamic regime, it will likely moderate its own responses.
Kenneth M. Pollack is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), where he works on Middle Eastern political-military affairs, focusing in particular on Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and the Gulf countries.
US owes the Ayatollahs a revenge attack. Since 1979 and the embassy invasion to the Marines barracks bombing to Khobar Towers attack to their role in 9-11 to attacks on Jews in South America to their malignant role throughout Middle East – Ayatollahs have killed and injured thousands of Americans and our allies. Ayatollahs are committed to destroying America and Israel. The Ayatollahs are a retrograde ideology. We should destroy the ayatollahs. We should destroy their nuclear capacity and help Israel defang Hezbollah. My guess is that is what is coming – Trump Doctrine.


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package com.spotify.docker;

import com.spotify.docker.client.DockerClient;
import com.spotify.docker.client.DockerException;

import org.apache.maven.plugin.MojoExecutionException;
import org.apache.maven.plugins.annotations.Mojo;
import org.apache.maven.plugins.annotations.Parameter;
import org.eclipse.jgit.api.errors.GitAPIException;

import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;

import static com.google.common.base.Strings.isNullOrEmpty;
import static com.spotify.docker.Utils.parseImageName;
import static com.spotify.docker.Utils.pushImage;

/**
 * Applies a tag to a docker image. Optionally, <tt>useGitCommitId</tt> can be used to generate a
 * tag consisting of the first 7 characters of the most recent git commit ID.
 */
@Mojo(name = "tag")
public class TagMojo extends AbstractDockerMojo {

  /**
   * Can be either an image ID (e.g. 8dbd9e392a96), or an image name with an optional tag. If no
   * tag is specified, the docker daemon will automatically try to use the tag 'latest'.
   */
  @Parameter(property = "image", required = true)
  private String image;

  /**
   * Flag to skip tagging, making goal a no-op. This can be useful when docker:tag is bound to
   * the package goal, and you want to mvn package without tagging the image. Defaults to false.
   */
  @Parameter(property = "skipDockerTag", defaultValue = "false")
  private boolean skipDockerTag;

  /**
   * The new name that will be applied to the source image. If a tag is not specified, the docker
   * daemon will automatically apply the tag 'latest' to the specified repo. Only a repo without a
   * tag should be specified if <tt>useGitCommitId</tt> is set to true.
   */
  @Parameter(property = "newName", required = true)
  private String newName;

  /** Flag to push image after it is tagged. */
  @Parameter(property = "pushImage", defaultValue = "false")
  private boolean pushImage;

  /** Flag to use force option while tagging. Defaults to false. */
  @Parameter(property = "forceTags", defaultValue = "false")
  private boolean forceTags;

  /** Path to JSON file to write when tagging images */
  @Parameter(property = "tagInfoFile")
  private String tagInfoFile = "target/image_info.json";

  /**
   * If specified as true, a tag will be generated consisting of the first 7 characters of the most
   * recent git commit ID, resulting in something like <tt>image:df8e8e6</tt>. If there are any
   * changes not yet committed, the string '.DIRTY' will be appended to the end. Note, if a tag is
   * explicitly specified in the <tt>newName</tt> parameter, this flag will be ignored.
   */
  @Parameter(property = "useGitCommitId", defaultValue = "false")
  private boolean useGitCommitId;

  @Override
  protected void execute(DockerClient docker)
      throws MojoExecutionException, DockerException,
             IOException, InterruptedException, GitAPIException {

    if (skipDockerTag) {
      getLog().info("Skipping docker tag");
      return;
    }

    final String[] repoTag = parseImageName(newName);
    final String repo = repoTag[0];
    String tag = repoTag[1];

    if (useGitCommitId) {
      if (tag != null) {
        getLog().warn("Ignoring useGitCommitId flag because tag is explicitly set in image name ");
      } else {
        tag = new Git().getCommitId();
      }
    }

    final String normalizedName = isNullOrEmpty(tag) ? repo : String.format("%s:%s", repo, tag);
    getLog().info(String.format("Creating tag %s from %s", normalizedName, image));
    docker.tag(image, normalizedName, forceTags);

    final FileOutputStream jsonOutput = new FileOutputStream(tagInfoFile);
    try {
      jsonOutput.write(new DockerBuildInformation(normalizedName, getLog()).toJsonBytes());
    } finally {
      jsonOutput.close();
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President of India addresses the Annual Convocation of the Indian Institute
of Science, Bengaluru
The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee addressed the annual convocation of the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru today (July 5, 2017).
About IISc
Its academic stature as India's best university has been confirmed by the National Institutional Rankings Framework in both 2016 and 2017.
It is also recognized globally, having been ranked amongst the top 200 universities in the QS International Rankings.
Prelims Facts
The Indian Institute of Science, established in the year 1909, was the result of a visionary public-private partnership between Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata, the Maharaja of Mysore and the Government of India.
Over the last 108 years of its fruitful existence, the Institute has laid balanced emphasis on the pursuit of basic knowledge in science and engineering, as well as on the application of its research findings for industrial and social benefit.
Prof. J.C. Ghosh, the Director of IISc in the forties, who is credited with the setting up of several engineering departments in IISc, became the founding Director of the first IIT at Kharagpur.
Press Statement by Prime Minister during his visit to Israel
Ares of co-operation
The relationship between India and Israel is one of traditions, culture, trust and friendship.
Both the countries can cooperate in the field of innovation, water and agricultural technology, efficiency of water and resource use; water conservation and its purification; productivity increases in agriculture.
To establish a bilateral Technology Innovation Fund worth US$ 40 million for research in industrial development.
To protect our strategic interests and also cooperate to combat growing radicalization and terrorism, including in cyber space.
Haifa in Israel that is very dear to India. This is the final resting place for forty-four of the Indian soldiers who sacrificed their lives during World War 1 to liberate that city.
In the 13th century, the Indian Sufi Saint Baba Farid had come to Jerusalem, and meditated in a cave.
Union Agriculture Minister reviews the progress of two flagship schemes - National
Agricultural Markets (E-Names) and Soil Health Card
About Soil Health Card (SHC)
Soil Health Card (SHC) Scheme is a flagship scheme of the Government to promote the use of fertilisers based on analysis of Soil Health and enable farmers to get maximum yields at lower cost with minimum damage to the ecosystem.
The central Government launched this scheme in February 2015 to provide SHC to more than 12 crore farmers once every 2 years.
Comprehensive testing of soil samples on 12 parameters including the status of micro-nutrients is being carried out for each and every soil sample under the scheme.
The first cycle (2015-17) of the scheme is expected to be completed by July 2017. Shri Singh said that States have reported 100% collection of soil sample i.e. 253 lakh soil samples and testing of 244 lakh soil samples.
So far 9 crore soil health cards have been distributed to farmers.
e-National Agricultural Markets (e-NAM)
This scheme provides an online portal to the farmers for electronic trading and provides a transparent market enabling price discovery and competition.
Under the scheme, each Mandi is provided assistance of Rs. 30 lakh for the purpose of preparing necessary infrastructure in the integrated regulated markets.
The main objective of this scheme is to give farmers access to prices of different Mandis and facility to sell their products in a transparent manner to those who offer the best price.
One important component of this scheme is that the farmer gets the value of his yield according to the quality as the quality is checked before the electronic bidding.
APMC Act 2017
APMC Act 2017 provides the facility of creating private market yards and farmer-consumer markets. Now, if the states actively enforce the act, it will be easier for the farmers to have a liberal market available as this Act is based on the model of "ease of doing business" to encourage direct marketing.
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Areas of cooperation
The two sides also reaffirmed their mutual interest and discussed the roadmap for cooperation in various fields such as Fertilizer Sector, Customs, Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement, Visa and Consular issues, Health and Pharmaceuticals, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Maritime Transport, Rail Transport, and Air Transport, Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, and Smart Grid development, Information Technology, Higher Education and Vocational Training, Agriculture sector etc.
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BEIJING DECLARATION ON EDUCATION adopted in the 5th Meeting of BRICS Ministers of Education in Beijing, China, on July 5th, 2017.
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Watch and learn: Lessons for the Aim market | City A.M.
An increasing amount of high-profile, international companies which are listed on Aim have ambitious vision for growth and are seeking advice on the best to go about this.
In many cases, having your sights set on growth may lead to frequently undertaking acquisitions and investments. Growth-seeking, Aim-quoted companies can draw a number of insights from corporate manoeuvres other companies are undertaking when they are going through more difficult times, especially bold ones such as taking on debt re-financing arrangements for example.
Watching and learning from other firms' corporate manoeuvres will give companies a clearer idea as to the benefits and drawbacks: taking the example of where a refinancing agreement has just been completed, a company will want to avoid a drop in broker ratings and target prices at all cost, as this will likely send the company's share price plummeting. Removing or avoiding restrictions which are typical of bank loan-based financing structures is a goal that Aim companies should always take into consideration.
Aim offers flexibility in its regulatory requirements, market capitalisation, and financial reporting, yet Aim companies like main market companies must bear in mind the responsibilities that they have to shareholders as well as the market as a whole. In some circumstances, raising funds from banks or other lenders may genuinely be most suitable option even despite the possibility of attached restrictions.
Aim is undoubtedly a growth market – £4bn was raised through secondary listings in 2015 – but Aim companies should always seek appropriate advice on what finance structure will best suit their needs, as this can vary greatly.
Where Aim-listed companies have undergone refinancing arrangements, it is worth reflecting on how they have been handled with regard to investor relations. There are many ways of helping a company to realise its potential; for example, removing restrictions can provide a company with a capital structure that is appropriate for its long-term growth ambitions.
Companies need to take it upon themselves to communicate to shareholders why and how financing arrangements benefit various stakeholders – keeping these lines of communication open are important in maintaining trust. Furthermore, thorough justifications should be provided in order to maintain strong investor relations and confidence following major transactions.
Frequent and positive communication is particularly important for Aim companies as Aim investors often show keen interest in a company's vision and in providing assistance additional to that of a financial nature, such as personal experience and expertise.
Aim companies should continuously assess and reflect on their ambitions for growth. Though expert guidance should always be sought, relevant insights can be drawn from companies that have effectively acted on their visions for future growth.


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Rahm On Teachers Union's Softened Strike Stance: 'I Welcome It'
By Ted Cox |&nbspMay 2, 2016 1:13pm | Updated on May 4, 2016 10:53am
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel declared that a potential teacher strike had been averted.
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LAKESHORE EAST — Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Monday cheered the Chicago Teachers Union's softened stance on a potential strike, speaking as if a walkout had definitely been averted.
"The good news is they agreed not to strike," Emanuel said during a news conference on Lower Lower Wacker Drive.
Emanuel complimented union Vice President Jesse Sharkey on remarks attributed to him in the Sun-Times on Monday stating that teachers were leaning away from a strike later this month.
The union, however, said not so fast.
"The union's members have yet to decide when or if we will go on strike in the coming days or during the next school year," said spokeswoman Stephanie Gadlin.
Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis (l.) and union spokeswoman Stephanie Gadlin (r.) have both rejected the idea of joint lobbying with CPS.
"State law requires a 10-day notice to our employer if we intend to do so," Gadlin added. "Until such notice is given, the CTU is asking all of its members to continue to show solidarity in CPS buildings by wearing red on Fridays, using lunch breaks to talk about long-term revenue solutions and continuing to work with parents and students as this school year creeps to a close."
Emanuel said, "I don't know" what dictated the union's change in position, adding, "I don't think we should be talking about a strike. I think we should be talking about finishing the year." Classes end June 21.
Teachers do not get paid during the summer, and some are worried about the idea of losing out on one of their last checks if a strike were to happen toward the end of the school year, Sharkey told the Sun-Times.
The union is also worried about how much public support they could garner for a May strike if parents have to scramble to find supervision for kids after already having to do so for the union's one-day strike April 1, according to the Sun-Times.
CPS and the union are still working toward a labor contract for teachers. Both sides are currently in what's termed a 30-day "cooling-off period" after the union rejected a fact-finding report on stalled negotiations in mid-April. When those 30 days are over, May 16, teachers could go on strike, although they would have to give the district 10 days' notice later this week to do so.
Emanuel said Chicago Public Schools had the money on hand to make the last payrolls of the school year even if teachers don't walk out.
He also called on the union to join in lobbying for additional education funding from the General Assembly and Gov. Bruce Rauner.
"To the [union] leadership, I would say join us in convincing Springfield to responsibly fund education in the State of Illinois and no longer penalize our poor children," Emanuel said.
He urged the union to press its rhetoric to point out biased state education spending and make it more fair and balanced — in part by increasing funding for CPS, predominantly a low-income school district.
Again, however, the union rebuffed the mayor's suggestion.
"The city has the money to avert the crisis in our schools," Gadlin said. "Mayor Rahm Emanuel and his handpicked members of the Chicago Board of Education would rather take their fiscal woes out on the hides of educators and other school employees. This is unacceptable."
Union President Karen Lewis has previously rejected the idea of joining together in lobbying Springfield, saying, "We're not going hand in hand with them to cut our own throats."
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Eric graduated from the University of California, Riverside, with a degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance. From 2003 though 2012, Eric had worked in the entertainment industry in a variety of roles behind the camera, most notably working with former Vice President Al Gore on the film An Inconvenient Truth, and also six seasons on the hit CBS series CSI:NY working directly with actor Gary Sinise.
After spending countless hours on set and many weekends devoted to working and traveling for business, Eric was taken advantage of by a "financial advisor" who was really a broker. This person had been working on heavily commissioned products that were deemed "suitable" but not in Eric's best interests, nor did they meet the fiduciary standard of care. The event caused Eric to re-career and establish a new life mission to discover the most clean, transparent and honest way to deliver financial planning and investment advice.
In 2012 Eric moved to Phoenix, AZ, to cut his teeth in wealth management. He worked with the incredible family of investment advisors at RTS Private Wealth Management. Here Eric excelled quickly and learned every role in a boutique firm. In 2015 Eric and family moved back to Los Angeles to pursue new heights in wealth management and joined LourdMurray, in Beverly Hills. He became part of the team managing nearly $3.5 Billion in assets, with minimum assets starting at $5 million. This team was ranked 19th on the Forbes top 100 Firms list in 2016.
In 2017, EDM Capital LLC was born. After garnering an incredible wealth of experience and top notch mentorship during the previous years, Eric knew it was time to run his own small business and open a boutique wealth management firm in order to best serve his clients. Being a millennial himself, he wants to serve his people in a variety of ways. He can do this by not focusing on minimums, rather a focus on the individual who truly wants the coaching and guidance needed to survive a complicated landscape of financial noise. Typical clients include diligent savers, individuals who are constantly hustling and grinding in their industry space, families looking to break the cycle of debt, and for people that want to become truly independently wealthy and free.
Eric focuses on many individuals who work in the entertainment industry, a natural fit since he was so intimately involved in the space. He also works with solo entrepreneurs, small business owners, attorney's, doctors, and athletes. Eric is also devout in his faithlife and offers socially responsible investing options for those who share his same passion in the Christian faith.
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Dr. Somers acts as a consultant to EDM Capital. He has a Ph.D from Northwestern University in Law, Policy, and Society. His focus is on labor market policy and behavioral coaching in the wealth management practice. He also holds an MA and BA in Philosophy. (He is not an employee or member of the firm and merely consults the owners)
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Well here we are, a solid week into June. It's probably time for a construction update. For fun, I'll start with the remodeling of the Terminal 4 parking garage, seen in the opening shot. This parking garage, which is sandwiched between the control tower and the TBIT, used to feature an active public heliport on its roof. It was common for helicopters to fly in and pick up or drop off passengers. I've been told that Robinson Helicopter, whose factory is less than ten miles away at the Torrance airport, would pick up customers at LAX and shuttle them over to the factory to pick up their new helicopter.
This changed around 2012-2013, when construction work around the TBIT and Terminal 4 required large cranes in the vicinity. The heliport was initially closed when the cranes were in operation, but the temporary closures became permanent when Los Angles World Airports (LAWA) opted to convert the roof of the parking garage into revenue-generating parking spaces. To be fair, there was undeniably a need for additional parking capacity at both Terminals 3 and 4. Despite that, the roof of the parking garage was used by law enforcement helicopters in the wake of the Terminal 3 shooting in November, 2013. Since then, there has been an emergency-use helipad on the southeast corner of the parking garage. As you can see in the above photo, that has now been closed to allow for construction of vehicle access ramps.


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Bishop Fliss served for 22 years
Oct. 25, 1930: Raphael Michael Fliss born in Milwaukee to Paul Fliss and Valeria Kosobucka. 1962: Fliss received a doctorate in canon law from Lateran University in Rome. May 26, 1956: He was ordained a priest by Archbishop Albert G. Meyer in the...
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Oct. 25, 1930: Raphael Michael Fliss born in Milwaukee to Paul Fliss and Valeria Kosobucka.
1962: Fliss received a doctorate in canon law from Lateran University in Rome.
May 26, 1956: He was ordained a priest by Archbishop Albert G. Meyer in the Cathedral of St. John, Milwaukee.
July 11, 1978: Fliss was made rector of St. John Cathedral, Milwaukee.
Dec. 21, 1979: Rev. Raphael Fliss was ordained as coadjutor bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Superior, with right of succession, in the Cathedral of Christ the King. It was the first time a bishop was consecrated by the diocese in 25 years. Among those in attendance of the ordination was Archbishop Jean Jadot, personal representative of Pope John Paul II.
June 27, 1985: Fliss became the ninth Diocese of Superior bishop, succeeding Bishop George Hammes who weeks earlier had celebrated his silver jubilee.
Early 1990s: Fliss and his parishioners dealt with the closure and mergers of parishes -- including the closure of St. Patrick's Church in Superior -- because of a decline in clergy within the diocese's 16-county span in northern Wisconsin.
2002-2005: Fliss was instrumental in the $6.5 million three-year renovation of Cathedral of Christ the King, completed in 2005. The building, considered the bishop's church, was built in 1926-27 at Belknap Street and Baxter Avenue and was intended for completion in time for the diocese's 100-year anniversary.
In 2002 and 2005, Fliss dealt with backlash regarding his knowledge of and inaction toward clergy alleged to be sexually abusive.
In 2002 he denied knowing the details of Rev. David Malsch's alleged sexual offenses until years after they occurred. Malsch served the Superior Diocese from 1975 to 1984 and was eventually convicted of child enticement while serving a church in Tomahawk. After that story came to light, Fliss wrote a letter to parishioners, parish directors and clergy apologizing and blaming his own naivete about child sexual abuse as the reason for not thoroughly investigating a misconduct allegation 17 years prior. He had ordered Malsch to seek treatment for alcoholism, instead.
In 2005, it was discovered he had known since 1994 about allegations of sexual misconduct regarding Ryan Erickson, who was ruled by a judge as likely being responsible for the shooting deaths of Dan O'Connell and James Ellison at a Hudson funeral home in 2002 to cover up his misconduct. The 31-year-old priest was found hanged in his parish in Hurley in December of 2004 after he was questioned by authorities about the slayings.
Fliss apologized to St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Hudson for his "failings, omissions and lack of attentiveness," regarding Erickson. Erickson had been a priest at the church at one time, and O'Connell had been a member.
October 2006: Fliss resigned as bishop at age 75 -- a Catholic Church requirement for bishops when reaching that age.
November 2006: A civil lawsuit was filed against Fliss and the Superior diocese alleging the Rev. Edward Beutner sexually abused a teenage Cathedral of Christ the King altar boy 40 years ago -- and that the act was covered up by church officials. Fliss' response was he removed Beutner from the priesthood in 2002 after he learned of the accusations.
December 2006: The parents of Ellison filed a wrongful death suit against the Superior diocese, saying it knew about alleged sexual abuse and didn't disclose the information. It also alleged Ellison was probably killed because he saw Erickson shoot O'Connell, who knew of the sexual abuse accusations against Erickson.
Compiled by Duluth News Tribune staff writer Jana Hollingsworth


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Not spring football – football in the spring
While most public statements are optimistic about a normal college football season in the fall, we also know that most every sport is kicking around alternative plans. There's too much money at stake; games will be played in some form if authorities give the go-ahead. That might mean games with no fans in the stands. It might mean a delayed start to the season. Coaches have raised alarms and proposed solutions to the amount of time necessary to prepare for the season. One suggestion even moves the season to the spring of 2021.
That idea does raise plenty of questions and issues, but, again, there will be desperation to fill the coffers. The implications of a "season-ending injury" are certainly worth thinking about. I wonder what a roster for a spring season might look like:
How many top seniors and draft-eligible underclassmen will skip all or part of a season that extends into spring semester? Unless the NFL also delays its 2021 draft date, the first three months of the year are dedicated to focused draft preparation once the college season ends. Workouts, combines, all-star games for draft-bound players, pro days – all of these pre-draft activities occur early in the year. Basketball (especially women's basketball), baseball, and softball have drafts much closer to the end of the season – sometimes even before the college postseason is over. Those players play complete seasons, but we know that the physical demands of football make it a different animal. Who will want to go from the grind of a college season straight into NFL OTAs if the lack of a recuperation and conditioning period hurts their chances of making a roster spot?
Would early enrollees be eligible to play in spring games? Currently they may participate in bowl practices before classes begin, but they can't play in bowl games. If they're enrolled and taking classes at the start of the season, what would distinguish them from any other member of the team?


Info: So in your job you need to communicate in English with non-German speaking visitors to Volkach? Your English is quite good but you want to understand what the tourists say more easily and speak back to them more fluently? Then this is your chance to improve your skills. Instead of using a textbook we learn through talking with each other about those aspects of tourism that affect our region, such as wine, hospitality, river cruises, sightseeing. Everyone takes an active part in the discussions and contributes their specialised knowledge and opinions. After 10 evenings we should have learnt the basics of how to deal with English-speaking guests, some useful vocabulary, typical expressions and effective small talk.


Over the years, I've had a few teachers who operated like that, although for the most part, I've lived the life of an autodidact. Even when I was a young child I went to an "open concept" school with no set classroom space or curriculum. I chose what I wanted to learn and then, for the most part, I taught myself. Not much room for the Sage on the Stage in my personal history.
My own educational journey was unusual, for sure, but regardless how we got here, most of us in higher education today are likely to have had experiences that are more similar than they are different. Even outliers like me went to a physical school, filled out worksheets, and read textbooks. We know the gold standard when we see it, right? Because we lived it.
But today's classroom is changing, and rapidly. Our own students share much of our educational experiences, but they have also had much more "digitally enhanced" education along the way. When I was in the 7th grade, only the gifted kids got to use a computer, and it was just a novelty with some simple games. Today's traditional undergraduates have been getting their education from things that beep for much or all of their lives.
This isn't a "kids these days" observation. Personally, I'm not all that swayed by arguments about "digital natives" or "the way millennials learn." But I do think it's time for us to think about what good education looks like and ask ourselves hard questions about the way forward.
Did you know, for example, that students in hybrid classes can outperform those in the traditional classroom, and retention rates for hybrid classes tend to be higher too? But many professors continue to be skeptical of online and hybrid education for a variety of reasons.
In some ways, the issue here is nothing more than change management. From ivy league schools to our local community colleges, online education is increasing educational access. Digitally-enhanced education is alive and well in higher education, and the biggest challenge is simply getting used to it.
So, what would "getting used to it" look like? Does acceptance mean acquiescence? Not if we look deeper, and investigate our basic assumptions. For example, did you know that the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) takes a close look at the parity between the face-to-face and the online experience for students? Parity goes beyond simply what happens in the classroom, although educational quality is a top priority, of course. But to this point, parity has largely been a question of making sure that online students have an experience that is comparable to face-to-face students. That is, the face-to-face experience has been taken as the standard.
But should face-to-face be our standard? At the very least it's worth reflecting on whether it is and if so why. Surely, as educators most of us are more comfortable with face-to-face; it's what we know and what we experienced. But was what we learned due to the delivery method itself? Or is learning something distinct from delivery? Having received much of my grade school education through a radically different delivery method, I'm inclined to believe the medium is not the message.
It's time to reflect upon our basic assumptions here because times are indeed changing. Online, hybrid, and flipped classrooms are taking their place in the higher education universe. If we are going to continue to offer our students the best educational opportunities we possibly can, we need to be thinking long and hard about what our gold standard looks like.


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Corange game engine
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Version 0.8.0

Written in Pure C, SDL and OpenGL.

Running
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Corange is a library, but to take a quick look at some of the things it does you can [Look at some of the Demos](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=482GxqTWXtA). Warning: Some things shown are from a previous version and may not remain the same in this version.

Compiling
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To compile on Windows you need MinGW and then you should be able to run "make" as usual. You will need to have installed SDL, SDL_Mixer and SDL_Net.

    make

To compile on Linux you need to install SDL2. Then you should run "make"

    sudo apt-get install libsdl2-dev
    make

Overview
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* Small, Simple, Powerful, Cross platform
* Clean and easy Asset, UI, Entity management
* Modern Deferred renderer

Demos
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I'm a graphics programmer by trade so apologies that most of the demos are graphical apps; they're just what I love!

* __renderers__ Shows off the various renderers with shaders, shadows, animation etc.
* __metaballs__ Uses OpenCL/OpenGL interop to do Metaball rendering.
* __noise__ Feedback based noise pattern on screen using shader. Can generate tileable perlin noise in software.
* __platformer__ Basic platforming game. Fairly well commented.
* __sea__ Renders a sea-like surface, a ship, and some collision detection.
* __scotland__ Demonstrates terrain system.
* __tessellation__ Demo showing tessellation shaders in OpenGL 4.

FAQ
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* __How is that pronounced?__

	Rhymes with Purple.

* __Why not C++?__

	There are plenty of C++ engines which do what I've done here and better. Pure C game engines on the other hand are much rarer. Corange provided me an outlet to practice my C skills. Of course if you are just linking to it you can still program your game/executable using C++.

* __What stuff does it do?__

	I've used it as a platform for trying out all sorts of techniques and effects. These features are not out-of-the-box or plug-in-and-play, but if you are a developer who has knowledge of what they are, you should be able to utilize what I have written. Some are WIP or rough around the edges.

	Deferred Rendering / UI Rendering / Text Rendering. Multiple Lights. Post effects. SSAO. Shadow Mapping. Color Correction. Skeletal Animation. Inverse Kinematics. Collision Detection. OpenCL support. Asset / Entity / UI Management. Terrain. File loaders including .dds, .wav, .bmp, .obj, .smd. Maths and Geometry. And More...

* __Can I use this for 2D stuff?__

	Certainly. Though Corange doesn't provide a 2D renderer for you. That you can write yourself. Believe it or not, making a generalized 2D renderer can be exceedingly complicated when you have to optimise for different sprites, tile sets, dynamic objects and all sorts of other effects. You're better off writing the rendering code application specific.

* __Can I contact you about something?__

	Yes - `contact@theorangeduck.com`

Using / Contributing
--------------------

This is still mainly a personal project and so there are going to be lots of bugs, unfinished features and messy bits of code. The engine is heavily WIP and subject to sweeping changes. It isn't really viable to use without also being part of the project development and in communication with me. Rather than a full game engine like Unity, Corange is more of a framework and gives you access to features at about the same level as XNA.

I have a big backlog of Work in Progress changes I need to push up to the repository once they get to a reasonable point so if you are interested in those please contact me.

Saying that, it is a great excuse to practise your C and I very much welcome help. If the project appeals to you here are a couple of quick things that might help get you started.

* First take a look at the demos. These give a brief overview of how Corange can be used. The platformer demo is probably the most commented.

* There is no real documentation so your first port of call is the header files and your second is the c files. The code has very minimal comments but should be pretty clear most of the time.

* Corange doesn't hide anything from you. OpenGL and SDL calls are in the namespace so you've got access to the basics. The corange_init and corange_finish functions are fairly short so it is even possible to not call them and only use the components you want.

* Structs are typedefed without their pointer. The reason for this is a personal choice but there are also quite a few data types which are passed by value on the stack (vectors, matrices, spheres, boxes). I didn't want the notion of these to get confused.

* Some important parts of the engine are the asset, UI and entity managers. These basically let you access and store assets (models, textures - objects in the file system) and entities (lights, cameras, engine objects) and UI elements. They clean up memory on destruction and let you get pointers from all parts of the code.

* Corange mangles the namespace pretty badly, taking names such as "error", "warning", "vec2" and "image". It isn't a general purpose library. But I've still tried to decouple stuff so it should be possible to extract certain code if you need it.


This chapter focuses on specialist homelessness services funded by government under the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) National Affordable Housing Agreement (NAHA) and National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness (NPAH). Other non-specialist homelessness services are not included in this Report.
In 2016-17, the Australian and State and Territory government recurrent expenditure on specialist homelessness services was $817.4 million. Most of this expenditure (95.9 per cent) was funding provided to agencies to deliver services for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Nationally in 2016-17, an estimated 288 273 people were provided support by specialist homelessness agencies. Specialist homelessness agencies provide a number of services to clients — across a range of support areas — including general services (provided to 89.6 per cent of clients), accommodation (29.9 per cent), assistance to sustain housing (27.0 per cent), and domestic and family violence services (25.2 per cent).
are of high quality, provided by qualified staff in a safe environment.
Governments aim for specialist homelessness services to meet these objectives in an equitable and efficient manner.
The performance indicator framework provides information on equity, efficiency and effectiveness, and distinguishes the outputs and outcomes of homelessness services. The performance indicator framework shows which data are complete and comparable in the 2018 Report.
An overview of the Homelessness services performance indicator results are presented. Information to assist the interpretation of these data can be found in the indicator interpretation boxes in the Homelessness services chapter and attachment tables.
These data and caveats for these data are available in chapter 19 and attachment 19A.


Earlier this month, Dean Foods sent notice to 100 dairies stating that they will no longer be purchasing milk from those producers. The letter, sent to farmers in eight states, notified producers that as of June 1, 2018, they will need to find another avenue to sell their milk. In Indiana, 27 dairy farmers received this letter.
INFB has a representative on the American Farm Bureau's farm bill working group in Washington, D.C. The group suggested many fixes for the next farm bill in order to aid the dairy industry, but the farm bill legislation has yet to move. National lawmakers included provisions to assist the dairy industry in the most recent continuing resolution. However, these protections are hardly relevant to the affected farmers until they find a new buyer.
Dean Foods' statement said their decision was based on an oversupply of milk in the market. Public consumption of fluid milk is down and the competition in milk processing has increased. This combination of events has hit family farms in Indiana hard.
The best way to help alleviate the burden on dairies right now is to keep buying milk and buy more of it if your situation allows. INFB staff will continue to monitor the dairy situation as well as other stressful economic conditions across the ag sector.


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All about Marijuana Terpenes: Terps & Flavonoids
By isack cole
If you are a marijuana consumer, you would know that the aromas from different cannabis plants vary. You can also probably relate to taking a good sniff and inhaling these aromas when choosing a strain.
But have you considered what causes these aromas? They actually come from what is called Marijuana Terpenes, or Terpenoids. In general, Terpenes are the compounds found in cannabis that produce the unique smells.
There are a lot of different cannabis plants, and the aromas that vary from different strains serve as a guide to patients in developing a preference. Sweet, sour, citrus and strong are a few good examples of how these aromas are classified.
To understand how Terpenes impact your choice and what it may mean about the strain, we need to take a deeper look into Terpenes.
Where does the smell come from?
Terpenes and Terpenoids can be found as the primary component of essential oils in many types of plants and flowers. These essential oils are used as fragrances in perfume and are also used in medicine, including alternative medicine such as aromatherapy.
Terpenes serve as a major constituent in the Cannabis Sativa plant. There are 140 identified compounds within the cannabis plant which relate to terpenes.
They are not only responsible for the plant's aroma or smell, but terpenes also go hand in hand and work together with cannabinoids in the cannabis plant to provide promising medical applications.
Examples of these are as follows:
Treatment for anxiety disorder
Antiseptic agents
What are Terpenes or Terpenoids in Marijuana?
Terpenes can be seen present in the glandular, hair-like follicles in the cannabis bud. Terpene production increases when a marijuana plant is exposed to more light, which is why you see them either grown out in large sunny areas or under strong artificial lights.
Terpenes are also present in the cannabis plant as it provides the plant with a natural barrier of protection against fungus, bacteria, insects and other environmental stresses that may affect the plant's growth and development.
Essential oils in Terpenes are usually extracted from the cannabis plant material through the process of vaporization or by steam distillation.
THC vaporizes around the same time as Terpenes do, at around 157 degrees Celsius, although there are some Terpenes which are more volatile than others and may need an increase in heat to vaporize.
THC, the main psychotropic cannabinoid in the cannabis plant has already been studied a lot with regard to its medicinal value. However, the medicinal properties of many other Cannabinoids, Terpenoids and Flavonoids that have a huge impact in boosting the therapeutic effects have not and remains understudied.
Kinds of Terpenes in Marijuana
As already discussed, Terpenes are responsible for the varying aromas in cannabis and the physiological effects associated with it. Ultimately, the idea of knowing the aroma contributed by concentrations of specific Terpenes will help in identifying certain strains and their effects, allowing for more targeted production and use.
Companies have made 'Terpene Wheels' for marketing purposes, but this tool has also made it possible for patients to have a clearer choice when deciding which strain to use for their desired effects.
Below are some Terpenes and a quick run through of their properties:
If you are interested to learn more about cannabis terpenes watch the below video with Dr Teh, Cannabinoid Clinician explaining them in great details:
Customizing Terpenes
It is now possible to predict and manipulate the effects of varieties by understanding and mapping terpene profiles. The breeder is given the opportunity to develop new and desired cannabis strains by basing their decisions on data. This, in turn, makes it easier for the patient to choose the ideal strain for the desired effect.
As more and more scientific developments are happening in the field of cannabis, the language of medical marijuana is becoming universal—easier to communicate and easier to understand.
What kind of aroma would you want to get from your weed?
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Q: JSP select code outputs full html source code instead of actual values I am trying to create an application that retrieves a list of all values and then populate them into an HTML select statement.
My DAO is as follows
 private SessionFactory sessionFactory;

    public void setSessionFactory(SessionFactory sf) {
        this.sessionFactory = sf;
    }
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    @Override
    public List<ExternalApp> getExternalApps() {
        Session session = this.sessionFactory.getCurrentSession();
        List<ExternalApp> externalAppList = session.createQuery("from ExternalApp where is_active=1").list();
        return externalAppList;
    }

My controller retrieves the list like this:
List<ExternalApp> externalAppList=this.externalAppService.getExternalApps();
model.addAttribute("externalAppList",externalAppList);
if(null!=externalAppList)
httpServletRequest.getSession().setAttribute("externalAppList", externalAppList);

I am trying to put this in an HTML select using the following JSP code
    <div class="col">
<label for="interfacesArray[0].external_interface_id" class="col-form-label required"><spring:message code="label_interface_details_interface_with" text="Interface With" /> </label>
<form:select path="interfacesArray[0].external_interface_id" class="form-control" id ="interfacesArray[0].external_interface_id" required="required" name="vabei">
<form:options itemValue="id" itemLabel="name" items="${externalAppList}"  />
</form:select>
<form:errors path="interfacesArray[0].external_interface_id" class="error help-block" />
</div>

where external_interface_id is the name of the field of the class interfaceArray
If I print the contents of externalAppList manually, I got the correct values. But the above code gives output as follows:
<select id="interfacesArray[0].external_interface_id"
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <meta name="author" content="XXXXXXXXXXX">
    <meta name="description" content="Something">
    <meta name="referrer" content="same-origin" />
    <title></title>
    <!-- stylesheets -->

            <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/ggg/static/css/bootstrap.css">

Instead of the desired output like:
<select id="interfacesArray[0].external_interface_id">
<option id=1>First</option>
<option id=2>Second</option>
</select>

How do I fix this? Any help is much appreciated.
EDIT
This is the error that is thrown

Caused by: org.springframework.beans.NotReadablePropertyException:
  Invalid property 'interfacesArray[0].external_interface_id' of bean
  class [com.ggg.model.InterfaceForm]: Bean property
  'interfacesArray[0].external_interface_id' is not readable or has an
  invalid getter method: Does the return type of the getter match the
  parameter type of the setter?

InterfaceForm simply declares an array of Interfaces class. The Interfaces class where External App is defined as
@ManyToOne
    @JoinColumn(name="EXTERNAL_APP",referencedColumnName="id")
    private ExternalApp external_interface_id;

I am not clear about wiring (XML) and I'm guessing that might be the reason but I'm not really sure about it.

A: I figured the solution for this. I did not generate a getter and setter for the external_interface_id. Generating them solves the problem.

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Turbulence was inspired by a photograph. The painting depicts the approaching of dark grey clouds suggesting the arrival of a violent storm. The approaching clouds warn of the upcoming danger. Then you see the orange and yellow hues of sunlight peeking through the dark clouds. This arrival of light tells of the departure of the storm which can be related to our own lives.
The most comforting thing about life is that nothing ever stays the same. Things are constantly changing and evolving. We can go through periods that feel like a never ending nightmare, but it does come to an end. There is always calm before and after a storm. The light comes back once the storm is over, and the experiences make us stronger and wiser. If we can get through the most turbulent times imaginable, we can get through anything. We're never given more than we can handle, and we have the strength and courage to get through it.
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You can read the interesting history of this book here.
Be sure to pop over to Under the Covers for today's full menu of poetry offerings. Poetry Fridays are brought to us by Kelly Herold of Big A, Little A.
Some people have the gift of being able to communicate ideas and inspire audiences in several industries, in both text and images. It's particularly exciting when those people draw on their many talents to inspire children with books.
On this edition of Just One More Book!!, Mark speaks with computer artist, illustrator and author, Bob Staake about the role of children's books in his childhood, how his energy and style helps him produce a picture book in a week and the important relationship of words and images.
Photo of Bob Staake from bobstaake.com.


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