"Divorce is always good news. I know that sounds weird, but it's true because no good marriage has ever ended in divorce. That's never happened - THAT would be sad." - Louis C.K., comedian.
Although Statistics Canada has not been collecting Canada's annual marriage and divorce rates since 2008, it seems fairly widely accepted that over 40% of Canadian marriages are expected to end in divorce before the couple reach their 50th wedding anniversary. Such statistics do not account for further separations experienced by unmarried spouses (common-law couples); this makes separation and divorce a normative life event for many Canadians.
Collaborative Divorce provides an innovative option for divorcing or separating spouses to maintain control over the process and have a real role in directing and influencing their divorce 'story'. It need not be a negative experience like the ones typically shown in movies or television (almost always court based divorce processes). Of course, in any divorce, there is a grieving process and most individuals will experience some degree of emotional turmoil. However, when it comes down to deciding how children will be taken care of and determining how assets and debts will be divided, the Collaborative process can provide the means to accomplish this, while allowing both spouses to experience growth and a positive way forward.
Where children are involved, there is the need for an ongoing relationship between former spouses, as co-parents. With a team of specially trained professionals to provide assistance through the Collaborative process, there is an opportunity for this relationship to improve. Divorce Coaches will assist with communication and development of valuable skills and help navigate the newly evolving parenting relationship - skills you didn't necessarily have or feel were required when you were married.
In this work, we often ask divorcing families, 'what do you want your children's story of their parents' divorce to be?' The professionals on the Collaborative Divorce Vancouver team are here to provide their experience in similar situations to help you create as positive a story as possible, in the circumstances. This is certainly a piece of good news in the midst of a difficult time.
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There are lots of ways to trade forex. And I have tried most of the indicators out there. Some of them work, some of them don't. Some did work, but I'm not particularly comfortable using. And thru the years, I came to settle down with candlesticks and ichimoku.
Ichimoku or short for Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is a japanese indicator that tries to complement where the candlesticks left of. When using candlesticks, it tells us the story what happened during the trading day, but there's something lacking when you look at the charts as a whole. Where are the support? Where are the resistances? Where is the trend going? Is it going strong or weak? What is the future of the trend? Ichimoku as its name implies, is a "one glance" indicator. When looking at it once, you'll immediately know where are the important levels are.
In ichimoku, you will know where the resistance and support are. The Japanese who made the indicator believed that support and resistances are not flat lines. They vary wherever the price goes. It can be strong or weak, as indicated by a big or small cloud. And with ichimoku, you'll also have an idea of the "future" with its future kumo cloud.
If all these things sounds confusing to you at first, bear with me. During the course of the following weeks, I'll teach you how you could harness the power of this great indicator and hopefully share to you my knowledge on how to use them. You will know why I started to love this indicator.
So without further ado, I welcome you to the "How to Trade Forex with Ichimoku" series.
This entry was posted in Forex Basics, Forex Trading Tips, How To Trade Ichimoku and tagged how to trade, how to trade forex by ForexPhil. Bookmark the permalink.
Looking forward for this series. I am a Kumo trader myself and I'd like to know more on how you time and execute your entry and exit.
Thanks Jar Jar Pips! Nice to see another Kumo trader. We seem to be a rare breed with all the MACD and MA traders out there. Especially in the Philippines.


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SocialBro, the platform for the management, analysis and monetisation of Twitter, has revealed the best times for retailers to tweet their Black Friday deals for maximum return on investment.
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The results show that the optimal period to tweet is unique to each time zone. Retailers in California for example should be looking to tweet between 13:00 and 19:00, where as Berliners on CET would do better to tweet between 11:00 and 17:00.
Last year, the National Retail Federation reported that 247 million shoppers visited stores and websites over Black Friday weekend, spending an estimated $59.1 billion1. Twitter recently published statistics revealing that 85% of its users will shop on Black Friday, 60% of which said that Twitter plays an important role in their Black Friday shopping habits2.


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Q: Highcharts .getJSON - chart not plotting Previous help here has got me to the current stage with my Highcharts project, however I am still hitting a major stumbling block. Highcharts chart is not loading data retrieved using .getJSON.  I am at a loss as to why the html is not rendering the chart and load the data from data.php. All code below, does anyone have any ideas? @PawełFus
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Brr! It feels like September around the farm. The weather has been quite cloudy and cool. We have even had a significant ammount of rainfall for August! This is a little bit more normal as I've said before, but is actually starting to feel quite a bit cooler than normal.We are all quite amazed at the contrast from the previous two hot and dry summers. All our hot weather loving crops (tomatoes, peppers, melons, eggplant and sweet corn) that we have been so spoiled with in the last couple of years are certainly feeling the lack of sun and cold nights of late. All the plants are loaded with fruit, but it is taking a long time to ripen it! I think this is what the old timers around here would call a "cabbage year" – because cabbage loves cool steady temperatures!
The forecast looks pretty good with warm temps and sun ahead so hopefully we have plenty of time to ripen up those heat loving crops. This time of year there is so much to do around the farm, the harvests are heavy, the weeds are ever growing, the irrigation must be kept flowing day and night… We also feel the pressure of time, time enough to complete all that must be done as well as the count down to the first frosts of the season ( which around here has been known to happen as early as Septemper 15th) and when the summer crops begin to shut down with with shortening days. We will keep up our end of the bargain, never know what nature is going to do!
This week we have Italian plums from the uber abundant plum tree that resides near our barn. Each year this tree produces enormous crops of these delicious plums and we get to share them with you! Italian plums are dark purple plums with a slight powdery blush to them. Their flavor is slightly sweet and sour and is excellent for fresh eating, baking, drying and canning. We tried to harvest a range of ripenesses so you wouldn't have to immediately use them up. They do ripen off the tree so you may have a couple of days on the lighter colored plums. We also have lemon cucumbers for the large share. These yellow round cucumbers are an heirloom variety with a thin yellow skin and a mild flavor (they do not actually taste like lemon though!). Store and use them as you would a regular cucumber.
Large shares received gold beets. These are just like red beets but have a milder and sweeter flavor. They have an earthy nuttiness to them somewhat like a walnut and sweetness reminiscent of apples or apricots. The color is a phenomenal gold. The greens on these looked really nice and would be great to cook with as well.
Large shares also recieved snap peas – these can be eaten whole with out having to shell out the peas and make a great snack or addition to salads.
Tabbouleh: Place ½ cup bulgur in a large bowl. Pour in 1/3 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice over the bulgur. Set aside for 10 minutes. Combine 3 medium tomatoes, cubed, 1 ½ cups finely chopped Italian parsley, 6 to 8 mint leaves, finely chopped, 2 scallions finely chopped, ½ tsp sea salt, ¼ tsp freshly ground black pepper, 1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil, ¼ cup cold water. Set aside for 2 hours or until the bulgur has softened to your preference. Taste and adjust seasonings, adding more salt, pepper, lemon juice, or olive oil as desired. Serve at room temperature. Keeps refrigerated for 2 to 3 days.
Here we are at week 16. It's amazing how the week's fly by and suddenly the summer CSA is drawing to a close. I suppose it is the life of a vegetable farmer to have the summer blow by in a whirlwind of bountiful produce. It's like go go go until the summer crops give out. Our fields are looking just like that after last week's cold rains virtually shut down the tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, basil and what is left of the pickling cucumbers. The high tunnel is still holding out with an abundance of red and cherry tomatoes as well as beautiful peppers and eggplant.
This week you will receive a bit of what is left of summery vegetables, as well as our first taste of winter squash and shallots. The eggplants are from the last of the field planting and do have some relatively minor blemishes. We were careful to limit it to those with only cosmetic flaws, and wanted to be sure the small share got eggplant one more time before the summer CSA is over.
Spaghetti Squash: this large yellow football shaped squash is an excellent grain free substitute for pasta. It is very low in calories and high in fiber and nutrients. Halve it and bake or steam it until tender. Then use a fork to tease out the long strands of flesh that can be used just like pasta. The squash itself will keep for many weeks if kept cool and dry.
Shallots: Shallots are like onions and garlic, but their flavor is richer, sweeter, and more potent. They add great depth of flavor to sauces, soups, sautes and stews. Shallots can be used interchangeably with onions in a quantity about half that of onion.
Rosemary: This fragrant evergreen herb is used for seasoning a wide variety of dishes, particularly those of Mediterranean or Italian origin. Rosemary is excellent for seasoning stuffings, sauces, and compliments roast meats such as chicken and lamb. for cooking you will want to remove the leaves from the woody stems before chopping. If not used right away you can allow your rosemary to dry and use it for seasoning later by just leaving it out in a dry place.
Czech black pepper: this pepper is an heirloom from Czechoslovakia. it is very similar to a jalapeño in heat, but quite a bit sweeter. store in the fridge until ready to use.
I hope you enjoy this week's box. Also, as we are winding down the summer share please remember to send in final payments and also to return any and all CSA totes to the drop sites.
Blueberry, Beet, and Basil Summer Salad: cook about 4 cups halved gold and red beets in lightly salted boiling water 15 minutes or until tender. Drain; cool. Remove skins, cut into wedges. Finely shred the peel of one lemon; juice lemon. Set aside. In a large bowl combine the beets, 1 cup fresh blueberries, 1 cup arugula, 2 cups fresh basil leaves, 1 medium fennel bulb (trimmed, cored, and cut into wedges), 1 medium red onion sliced, and reserved lemon juice. For dressing: in a small bowl stir together 1 6oz carton plain greek yogurt, lemon peel, 1 tbsp honey, 1 tbsp chopped fresh flat leaf parsley, and 1/8 tsp crushed red pepper. Whisk in 1 tbsp olive oil. Serve dressing with the salad. Makes 6 servings.
Arugula Walnut Pesto: place in a food processor 3 to 4 cups fresh arugula, ½ cup walnuts, toasted, 1 clove garlic, 1 tbsp fresh lemon juice, ½ cu olive oil. Process until smooth. Season to taste with kosher salt.
Caramelized Shallots: Heat 1 tbsp of olive oil in a heavy skillet over medium low. Thinly slice 6 to 8 oz of shallots and saute them in the oil for about 2 min. add 1 tsp salt and saute for 5 min more, or until soft. Reduce heat if necessary to prevent them from browning too quickly. Add 1 tsp sherry or apple cider vinegar, 2 tsp sherry or white wine, 2 tsp brown sugar, 2 sprigs fresh thyme, and freshly ground pepper to taste. Sautee for another 20 min, stirring occasionally. Add water as needed to prevent sticking and burning, about a tsp at a time. Remove sprigs of thyme before serving.
Rosemary Roasted Potaoes: preheat oven to 400 degrees. Quarter 1 ½ lbs potatoes and place in a bowl with 1/8 cup olive oil, 3 cloves minced garlic, ¾ tsp sea salt, ½ tsp fresh ground black pepper, and 2 tbsp minced fresh rosemary. Mix to coat the potatoes. Dump into a single layer on a baking sheet. Roast in the oven for at least one hour, or until browned and crisp. Flip twice with a spatula to promote even browning. Remove from oven and serve.
Roasted Spaghetti Squash with Shallots, Parmesan and Herbs: halve a med/large spaghetti squash and scoop out the seeds. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Place squash halves face down on an oiled baking sheet and bake for 40 minutes or until the squash flesh is tender. In a large sauce pan melt 1 ½ tbsp butter over medium heat. Add 2 diced shallots and 2 diced garlic cloves. Cook until softened. Stir in 1 tsp chopped fresh thyme, and ¾ tsp chopped fresh rosemary and cook until fragrant about 1 minute. Add in 6 cups spaghetti squash that has been scooped from the rind and toss to combine. Cook until warmed through. Stir in ¼ cup chopped fresh Italian Parsley and 2 tbsp grated parmesan and toss to combine. Season with salt and pepper and serve. Serves 6.


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Sycamore class decided we wanted to create clay models to sell at the market. On Monday 15th May, we split into groups of 5 or 6 and assigned job roles – the team manager, market researchers, product designers and financial advisors. We also created portfolios to store all our work in and did a daily write up of our work so we could see the progress we had made with our project. We brainstormed, researched, designed, made, painted and decorated throughout the week, in preparation for the big market on Friday!
For the market, some of us decided to sell our items through games such as lucky dips or guess the number games, which worked really well and helped us get lots of customers! We raised an incredible £79.45 so thank you all for your generosity at our stalls!
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Served: in the War of 1812 -1815 with Great Britain, on the Northern Frontier, 1812, – in General Wilkinson's Descent of the St. Lawrence River, 1813, – and in the Campaign of 1813 -1814, on the Lake Champlain line of operations, being engaged in the Battle of Plattsburg, N. Y., (Captain, 6th Infantry, May 1, 1814) Sep. 11, 1814.
on "Black Hawk Expedition," but (Major, 6th Infantry, Apr. 4, 1832) not at the seat of war, 1832.
In the Florida War, 1837, being engaged against the Seminole Indians, (Lieut.â╢łColonel, 6th Infantry, Sep. 6, 1837) at the Battle of Okee-choâ╢łbee, where, at the head of his regiment, in a desperate charge, he was Killed,2 Dec. 25, 1837: Aged 44.
Was the son of Captain Alexander Thompson, of the regiment of Artillerists and Engineers, in 1794.
The phrase "but not at the seat of war" occurs frequently in the Register in connection with the Black Hawk War; the explanation in most cases is the one given in the biographical sketch of James Monroe – not in the area of the War. (q.v.).
During the War of 1812, General William Hull ordered the evacuation of Fort Dearborn in August 1812. Heald oversaw the evacuation, but on August 15 the evacuees were ambushed by about 500 Potawatomi Indians in the Fort Dearborn Massacre. The Potawatomi captured Heald and his wife, Rebekah, and ransomed them to the British. Of the 148 soldiers, women and children who evacuated the fort, 86 were killed in the ambush. The Potawatomi burned the fort to the ground the next day.
Born Mar. 15, 1790, Killingworth, CT.
Cadet of the Military Academy, June 15, 1808, to Jan. 3, 1812, when he was graduated 1st in his Class, and promoted in the Army to First Lieut., 3d Infantry, Jan. 3, 1812.
Buried, Camden Cemetery, Camden, AL.
Wilcox County, Alabama, formed from land ceded to the United States as a result of the Creek War, is named in his honor, although he was buried at Fort Claiborne in Monroe County.
1 Lieut. Wilcox was the son of a Revolutionary officer, and had only reached his 23d year when he was killed. "No person, under the same circumstances as those which preceded his unfortunate and untimely death, could have exhibited more skill, judgment, activity, or determined courage. Such blood was spilt at Thermopylae." In compliment to his daring gallantry a county in Alabama was named after him.
Being Old Hickory meant doing hard things anyway, so Jackson set off for the known Creek encampment at Emuckfau / Emuckfaw Creek.
He camped within hearshot of the encampment on 21 January 1814 and sent out patrols to find them. The patrols reported that not only did they find them, the Creeks knew of them too. At daybreak the next day, the Creek attacked front and rear, but were thrown back. Jackson counter-attacked and killed a good many. He then wanted to take the initiative and destroy their base. Jackson sent his old friend, General John Coffey, to root out the Creek base on Embuckfau Creek. Coffey went forth, but found the place too well defended and retired. Once Coffey returned, the Creeks attacked Jackson again with a feign on one side and a main attack on the other. Once again, the Creeks were thrown back, but Jackson was in trouble with bloodied, green troops in "Indian Country" with little back up. Jackson felt he need to retire and re-enforce at Fort Strother.
Albert James Pickett: HISTORY OF ALABAMA.
Since the battle of Talladega, Jackson had encountered innumerable difficulties and mortifications, owing to the failure of contractors and the mutiny of his troops, who were finally reduced to one hundred men by the expiration of their time of service. He was now compelled to employ Cherokees to garrison Fort Armstrong, upon the Coosahatchie, and protect the stores at Ross's. Almost alone, in a savage land, he yet constantly rode between Fort Strother and Ditto's Landing to hasten supplies for the new army, which he had employed Governor Blount to raise for him. At last two regiments, one of them commanded by Colonel Perkins and the other by Colonel Higgins, numbering together eight hundred and fifty men, who had only enlisted for sixty days, reached Fort Strother.
Jan. 14 1814: Well understanding the character of minute men like these, who must be constantly employed, Jackson immediately marched them across the Coosa to the late battle ground of Talladega, where he was joined by two hundred Cherokees and Creeks, who evinced great alarm at the weakness which the command presented.
Jan. 16: Continuing the march towards the Tallapoosa, the army encamped at Enitachopco, a Hillabee village, and the next day fell into many fresh beaten trails, indicating the proximity of a large force.
Jan. 21 1814: Here Jackson determined to halt for the purpose of reconnoitre. Before dark his encampment was formed, his army thrown into a hollow square, his pickets and spies sent out, his sentinels doubled, and his fires lighted some distance outside of the lines. About ten o'clock at night one of the pickets firing upon three of the enemy succeeded in killing one, and at the hour of eleven the spies reported a large encampment three miles distant, where the savages were whooping and dancing, and, being apprised of the approach of the Americans, were sending off their women and children.
* The Indian war-party were often called the "Red Sticks," because their war-clubs were invariably painted red.
Jackson had ordered his left flank to remain firm, and now the Indians came rushing with yells against it. Repairing to that point, and ordering up Captain Terrill to his support, the whole line received the enemy with intrepidity, and, after a few fires, advanced to the charge under the impetuous Carroll. Again the Red Sticks fled before the bayonet, the Americans pursuing some distance, and marking their trails with blood. In the meantime, Coffee kept the enemy, who had now returned upon him from the swamp, at bay until Jackson strengthened him with a reinforcement of a hundred friendly warriors, at the head of whom was Jim Fife. Coffee again charged, when the Red Sticks once more gave way, and the pursuit was continued for three miles, with the loss of forty-five savages.
* The battle of Emuckfau was fought near a creek of that name, which runs south into the Tallapoosa river, in Tallapoosa county, Alabama.
The army began the retrograde march about ten o?clock a.m., bearing the wounded, among whom was Coffee, in litters, constructed of the hides of the slain horses.
Jan. 23 1814: Jackson reached Enitachopco before night without molestation, and fortified himself at a place a quarter of a mile from the creek, around which the Red Sticks prowled, but refrained from attack. Dreading an onset at the ford of the creek, by which his army had passed a few days before, and which afforded great facilities for Indian ambuscades, the commander despatched spies in search of a less exposed crossing place.
Jan 24: Six hundred yards lower down was selected, and thither he advanced his troops in the morning. Carroll commended the rear guard, Colonel Perkins the right column, and Colonel Stump the left. In case of attack, Carroll was to face about, display and maintain his position, while the other two colonels were to face outward, wheel back on their pivots, and attack the Red Sticks on both flanks.
The wounded and the front guard had passed the creek, and as Jackson was upon the eastern bank, superintending the crossing of the army, an alarm gun was heard, which was succeeded by a fierce attack of the savages upon the rearguard of Captain Russell's spies. Colonel Carroll ordered the rear-guard to halt and form, when the right and left columns, seized by a sudden panic, fled without firing a gun, drawing after them most of the centre, with their officers foremost in the flight, at the head of whom was Colonel Stump, who came plunging down the bank, near the exasperated commander-inchief, who made an unsuccessful effort to cut him down with his sword. With only twenty-five men, under Captain Quarles, Carroll gallantly checked the advance of the Red Sticks. The artillery was under the command of Lieutenant Armstrong, in the absence of Captain Deadrick, who now ordered his company, armed with muskets, to advance to the top of the hill, while he, with Constantine Perkins and a few others, dragged up the six-pounder from the middle of the creek. Instantly in their position, they maintained it against ten times their number, until Armstrong reached them with his piece.
Jan. 24 1814: Discovering that, in the hurry of separating the gun from the limbers, the rammer and pricker had been left tied to the latter, with wonderful presence of mind, and while Indian bullets rattled like hail around them, Constantine Perkins and Craven Jackson, two of the gunners, supplied the deficiency. Perkins took off his bayonet, and rammed the cartridge home with his musket, and Jackson, drawing his ramrod, employed it as a pricker, priming with a musket cartridge.* The six-pounder was thus twice charged, pouring grape among the savages, then only a few yards distant. Several comrades of these men fell around them, and, after the second fire, the little artillery company furiously charged on the assailants, who became more cautious in their approaches. Captain Gordon's spies, in front of the army when the alarm was given, made a circuit and attacked the left flank of the Indians. At the same time, a number of the rear-guard and flankers, rallied by Jackson, re-crossed the creek and joined in the fight. The savages, finding that the whole army was now brought against them, fled, throwing away their packs and leaving upon the field the bodies of twenty-six warriors.
* Constantine Perkins was born in Knox county, Tennessee the 17th August, 1792 He graduated at Cumberland College in 1813, and was with Jackson at the battle of Talladega in Carroll's Advance guard, where he greatly distinguished himself. Refusing to abandon Jackson in a hostile land, he remained with the small number who adhered to him In the two battles at Emuckfau, he fought side by side with the bravest. When the Creek war was at an end, he studied law at Nashville. He was elected solicitor of one of the Tennessee circuits but, removing to Alabama in 1819, was elected solicitor of the third circuit, which office he held until 1826, when he was elected attorney-general In 1834, the people of Tuscaloosa county placed him in the State Senate of which he was a member until the 17th September, 1836, when he died.
One hundred and eighty-nine bodies of the enemy were counted upon the fields of Emuckfau and Enitachopco. The loss of the Americans was twenty killed and seventy-five wounded, several of whom afterwards died. Major A. Donaldson was killed at Emuckfau. Captain Hamilton, Lieutenant Armstrong, Bird Evans, Hiram Bradford and Jacob McGivock were severely wounded. The first named afterwards died. Jackson, in his report, spoke in the highest terms of the bravery of these men, and also of that of Captains Sitler, Quarles, Elliott and Pipkin, and Colonel Higgins. He also mentioned the gallantry of the venerable Judge Cocke, who, at the age of sixty-five, was in the midst of these battles.
Such is the American account of these engagements. The brave natives of Alabama had no writers among them to record their achievements. Several Chiefs and leading warriors, who were in the battles of Emuckfau and Enitachopco, have stated to us that they "whipped Captain Jackson, and run him to the Coosa river." The authors who have written upon these campaigns speak of the weakness of the American force. It consisted of seven hundred and sixty-seven men, with two hundred friendly Indians. We are enabled to state, with confidence that the force of the Red Sticks, in these battles, did not exceed five hundred warriors, for the larger body had assembled below, to attack Floyd, while others were fortifying the Horse-Shoe, and various other places.
* This creek runs in a northwestern direction, through Macon county, Alabama.
Jan. 27 1814: At twenty minutes past five o?clock in the morning, the Red Sticks, who had secreted themselves in the swamp during the latter part of the night, sprung upon the Georgians like tigers, driving in their sentinels, and taking the whole army by surprise. In twenty minutes the action became general, and the front right and left flanks of the Americans were closely pressed, but the enemy was met at every point. The front line was preserved by the steady fire of the artillery, under Captain Thomas, aided by the riflemen of Captain Adams. These troops suffered severely, for the enemy rushed within thirty yards of the cannon. Captain John Broadnax, who commanded one of the picket guards, maintained his post, until a party of Indians had cut off his retreat to the main army. In this desperate situation his resolute band cut their way through to their friends, assisted by Timpoochy Barnard, a half-breed, at the head of some Uchees. The other friendly Indians, with a few exceptions, taking refuge within the lines, remained alarmed and inactive while the battle lasted. When day appeared the battalions of Majors Watson and Freeman were ordered to wheel up at right angles. Those of Majors Booth and Cleavland, who formed the right wing, received the same order, while Captain Hamilton's cavalry was instructed to form in the rear of the right wing, to act as circumstances required. A charge was now made, and the Red Sticks gave way before the bayonet. The cavalry, falling upon them, made considerable havoc, and followed by the friendly Indians and the rifle companies of Merriweather and Ford pursued them through Calebee swamp. From the traces of blood and the number of head-dresses and warclubs found in various directions, the loss of the enemy must have been considerable. In the commencement of the action Colonel Newnan was wounded by three balls, which deprived the commander of the services of that gallant and useful officer. Adjutant-General Narden, whose horse was wounded under him, performed important services, while the aid-de-camp of Floyd also had his horse killed under him His additional aids, General Lee and Major Pace, acted in a manner highly honorable to themselves and useful to the army. The loss of the Americans was seventeen killed and one hundred and thirty-two wounded, to which must be added the loss of the friendly Indians, who had five killed and fifteen wounded. The Georgians fought with great resolution; but, assailed before day, with no fortifications around them, the Indians, until the charge was made, had the advantage, and made use of it.* The large number of wounded Georgians, the proximity of the enemy, who continued to hover around them, indicating a disposition to renew the attack, were reasons deemed sufficient by Floyd for relinquishing the main object of the expedition, retracing his steps, and awaiting further reinforcements. He accordingly marched from Calebee to Fort Hull, one of his newly erected posts, and the next night the Indians were in possession of the battle field.
* Zachariah McGirth, hearing a despatch from General Claiborne to Floyd, passed through the Calebee swamp late in the night, while it must have been filled with the enemy, and strangely reached the American camp in safety.
** Russell's History of the Late War, pp. 242-243. Waldo's Life of Jackson, pp. 124-126. Kendall's Life of Jackson, p. 240.
General Jackson had employed the few militia who remained with him at Fort Strother, after the battles of Emuckfau and Enitachopco, in constructing flat-boats to descend the Coosa with stores for the use of the new army then being raised in Tennessee, which was to operate below.
Feb.15 1814: The Kialigee Chiefs, whose neutrality Jackson had viewed with suspicion, becoming alarmed, paid him a visit, and disclosed that the Ufaulas, New-Yaucas and Ocfuskes, the remnant of the Hillabees, the Fish Ponds, and many Red Sticks from other towns, were then in a bend of the Tallapoosa, and on an island near Emuckfau, where they had resolved to defend themselves to the last extremity. This information determined him to march upon them.
March 15-16: When the army arrived at Fort Strother, he embarked the stores in the flat-boats, which were to proceed down the Coosa in charge of the thirty-ninth regiment, and, leaving a garrison of four hundred and fifty men in Fort Strother, under the command of Colonel Steele, he began the march, for the third time, toward the seat of war. Within five days, Jackson reached the mouth of Cedar Creek, having been retarded by the cutting out of thirty miles of the road. The boats, in descending the river, meeting with some obstructions, finally reached this point also, where a fort was immediately commenced, which Jackson called Fort Williams, in honor of the commander of the thirty-ninth regiment. Mar. 22: A detachment returned to the camp, and reported that they had burned two Indian towns, lower down, but had seen no Red Sticks.
In the campaign of 1814 on the Niagara Frontier, being engaged in the Defense of "Fort Erie", U. C., Aug. 3-Sep. 17, 1814, including its Bombardment, Aug. 13-15, Repulse of the enemy's (Colonel, 4th Rifles, Feb. 21, 1814) Assault, Aug. 15, and Sortie from it upon the British batteries and siege works, where he was Killed, Sep. 17, 1814: Aged 33.
Interesting article relating to British & American Military relationships and events which could have changed the results of the War of 1812.
An item which may be missing – the Fort was a Prisoner of War Camp for Germans during WWII. I recall to this day driving past in 1945 seeing a group but focused on one prisoner sitting at the wire looking out at me. There was at least one escapee – who made it all the way to the corner of Stone Rd and US 104 just outside Rochester N. Y.
Two officers said to be Wood and Col." James Gibson" are shown in a painting done in 1840 by E. C. Watmough "Repulsion of the British at Fort Erie, 15th August 1814". At this battle Colonel Wood and Gibson were distinguished. However, a recent description of the painting describes Lieutenant John Watmough, later brevetted for his "gallant and meritorious" conduct at Fort Erie as being one of the two pictured.


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Rinne stops 31 shots, Predators beat Oilers 2-0
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Pekka Rinne is on quite a streak against the Edmonton Oilers.
Rinne stopped 31 shots for his 42nd career shutout, leading the Nashville Predators to a 2-0 victory over the Oilers on Thursday night.
Rinne beat the Oilers for the eighth straight time - including three shutouts - and improved to 17-6-1 in his career against them.
''It's funny how it goes sometime - you have a lot of success against one team and for me, it seems to be that team,'' Rinne said. ''I try not to pay attention to those things too much. Every time, it's a new game and a new challenge. This year, they have a totally different team and a lot of skill and talent in their group.''
Nashville coach Peter Laviolette was impressed by his goalie's performance.
''He was unbelievable tonight,'' Laviolette said. ''As good as it feels to walk away with a shutout, we still gave up a lot of chances to a very good team and a very talented team. The fact that it remained a zero has an awful lot to do with him and the way he played tonight. He was outstanding.''
Viktor Arvidsson and Ryan Johansen each had a goal and an assist to help Nashville win for the second time in three games.
Cam Talbot made 25 saves for Edmonton, which has lost two straight.
''Again, that was a playoff game,'' Edmonton coach Todd McLellan said. ''I thought it had playoff intensity and we're at that time of year. We didn't make many mistakes. We made a few and they capitalized on it. I thought they had more players going than we did.''
Arvidsson scored the game's first goal at 1:26 of the second period. He carried the puck up ice and sent a slap shot from the right faceoff dot high to the short side over Talbot's glove for his 13th.
Johansen doubled the Nashville lead in the final minute of the second. With the puck just inside the Edmonton blue line, Filip Forsberg stickhandled past three Oilers players before sending a pass to Arvidsson at the right faceoff dot. There, Arvidsson slid a cross-ice pass to Johansen at the left dot, where he beat Talbot with a one-timer.
''I haven't tried that in my whole NHL career,'' Johansen said of Forsberg's move. ''For a guy to have confidence going up against NHL defensemen and being able to pull that stuff off, it's impressive. Even as his linemate watching that, he really does have an elite level of talent.''
Early in the second, Rinne kept the game scoreless, making three consecutive saves on Edmonton defenseman Oscar Klefbom with the final two coming at close range.
''We created some pressure at times, not enough to get one past a really good goaltender,'' Oilers forward Milan Lucic said. ''It came down to two turnovers in the neutral zone that end up in our net. We had some odd-man rushes, especially in the second period there where we didn't capitalize. That's the game.''
Rinne had to be sharp at the start of the third as well, stopping Ryan Nugent-Hopkins on a breakaway at 29 seconds.
NOTES: Nashville D Matt Irwin played his 200th career NHL game. ... Johansen has four points in two games against the Oilers this season. ... Nashville is 16-1-5 when scoring first. ... Lucic played his 700th career NHL game. ... The Oilers have not allowed a power-play goal against in their last four games.
Oilers: At Carolina on Friday night.
Predators: Host Detroit on Saturday night.
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NSH25-18-
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NSHPredators
STARS OF THE GAME
1.P. RinnePekka Rinne
NSHG
SV: 31, SV%: 0
2.V. ArvidssonViktor Arvidsson
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G: 1, A: 1
3.R. JohansenRyan Johansen
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M. Benning D 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 17:26 1
D. Caggiula C 0 0 0 5 2/6 2 14:47 2
B. Davidson D 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 15:27 2
L. Draisaitl C 0 0 -2 1 9/4 0 20:50 4
J. Eberle RW 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 15:20 1
M. Hendricks C 0 0 0 1 2/2 0 08:29 1
Z. Kassian RW 0 0 0 2 0/0 0 09:26 3
O. Klefbom D 0 0 -2 4 0/0 0 20:15 0
A. Larsson D 0 0 -2 0 0/0 2 18:07 3
M. Letestu C 0 0 0 2 8/5 0 12:45 2
M. Lucic LW 0 0 0 1 0/0 0 19:07 1
P. Maroon LW 0 0 -2 4 0/0 5 16:46 2
C. McDavid C 0 0 -2 3 2/5 0 21:14 2
R. Nugent-Hopkins C 0 0 0 3 6/16 0 18:23 1
B. Pouliot LW 0 0 0 0 0/2 0 13:39 1
K. Russell D 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 19:46 0
A. Sekera D 0 0 0 4 0/0 0 23:12 3
A. Slepyshev LW 0 0 0 1 0/0 0 11:02 1
M. Benning D 0
D. Caggiula C 0
B. Davidson D 0
L. Draisaitl C 0
J. Eberle RW 0
M. Hendricks C 0
Z. Kassian RW 0
O. Klefbom D 0
A. Larsson D 0
M. Letestu C 0
M. Lucic LW 0
P. Maroon LW 0
C. McDavid C 0
R. Nugent-Hopkins C 0
B. Pouliot LW 0
K. Russell D 0
A. Sekera D 0
A. Slepyshev LW 0
V. Arvidsson RW 1 1 2 2 0/2 2 19:50 0
A. Bitetto D 0 0 0 1 0/0 0 13:30 1
M. Ekholm D 0 0 0 2 0/0 0 23:41 0
R. Ellis D 0 0 2 2 0/0 0 23:12 0
M. Fisher C 0 0 0 1 15/14 0 18:54 2
F. Forsberg C 0 1 2 2 0/0 2 17:34 2
M. Irwin D 0 0 2 0 0/0 0 20:57 1
C. Jarnkrok C 0 0 0 3 11/5 0 17:41 2
R. Johansen C 1 1 2 2 11/7 0 20:43 0
C. McLeod LW 0 0 0 0 0/0 7 08:11 2
J. Neal LW 0 0 0 3 0/0 0 16:09 0
C. Sissons C 0 0 0 0 3/1 0 06:47 0
C. Smith C 0 0 0 3 0/0 0 12:47 1
P. Subban D 0 0 0 1 0/0 0 22:48 3
A. Watson LW 0 0 0 3 0/0 0 16:23 0
Y. Weber D 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 13:13 1
C. Wilson C 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 13:39 1
H. Zolnierczyk RW 0 0 0 2 0/0 0 08:08 0
V. Arvidsson RW 1
A. Bitetto D 0
M. Ekholm D 0
R. Ellis D 0
M. Fisher C 0
F. Forsberg C 0
M. Irwin D 0
C. Jarnkrok C 0
R. Johansen C 1
C. McLeod LW 0
J. Neal LW 0
C. Sissons C 0
C. Smith C 0
P. Subban D 0
A. Watson LW 0
Y. Weber D 0
C. Wilson C 0
H. Zolnierczyk RW 0
C. Talbot 27 2 25 57:59
C. Talbot 27
P. Rinne 31 0 31 59:53
P. Rinne 31
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Goals in Power Play 0 0
Faceoff Wins 0 0
Penalties 0 0
Major Penalties 0 0
Minor Penalties 0 0
Misconducts 0 0
Shots on Goal 0
Goals in Power Play 0
Faceoff Wins 0
Major Penalties 0
Minor Penalties 0
Misconducts 0
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0 % SAVE % 0 %
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Didier and Cheyne kickoff the first UP 1 where they discuss Chilled, what's good, what's bad, and ways they would improve them.
Didier and Cheyne discuss the recent South Kai results, held in Slidell Louisiana at Showcase Comic Books and Collectibles.
Didier and Cheyne discuss their Top 5 cards that released during Panini days (so long ago) that CHANGED THE METAGAME.


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The perfect man. The perfect story. The perfect murder.
Comedy Mystery
96 min 6.59 2006 United Kingdom
An American journalism student in London scoops a big story, and begins an affair with an aristocrat as the incident unfurls.
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***Enjoyable mystery/comedy with Scarlett Johansson*** "Scoop" (2006) is a mystery/dramedy/romance written and directed by Woody Allen. Scarlett Johansson stars as Sondra Pransky, a geeky college journalist vacationing in England. She gets a tip from the ghost of a dead newsman (Ian McShane) on the identity of a local serial killer and proceeds to partner with bumbling magician Sid Waterman (Woody Allen); the tip leads them to the rich son of a prominent lord, Peter Lyman (Hugh Jackman), whom Sondra starts to date to acquire information. Is Lyman the notorious killer or isn't he? Although fantastical and somewhat goofy, "Scoop" is first and foremost a mystery and I did enjoy trying to figure out if Peter Lyman is the "Tarot Card killer." In the story we perceive Peter Lyman largely through the lens of Sondra, who is falling for the guy; hence, the viewer warms up to him. "Scoop" is a comedy but not in the laugh-out-loud sense of, say, "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective"; it's mildly amusing, witty and fun but not knee-slapping funny. So if you're looking for the latter don't bother. The three stars and their chemistry are a highlight. I enjoyed the team-up of Woody (Sid) & Scarlett (Sondra) and their surrogate father/daughter relationship. I knew when I saw "The Horse Whisperer" that Scarlett would grow up to be one of cinema's leading beauties, and so she is! Scarlett was 21 while filming "Scoop" and the film is worth catching solely for her; just don't expect any raunch or t&a exploitation (although she does have a one-piece bathing suit scene and a nightie sequence, which are rather modest). Hugh Jackman is a great modern masculine actor, of course, and he does fine here, although I couldn't help wondering if long metal claws would suddenly shoot out of his knuckles! "Scoop" is an enjoyable mystery/dramedy highlighted by refreshing originality, a quality cast with good chemistry and English locations. I admit that I didn't think I'd like the film during the first 25 minutes or so, but then I caught on to the movie's vibe. The interactions between the three main characters, their story and the mounting mystery pulled me in and glued me until the end. I also enjoyed the creative zany elements (e.g. crossing the River Styx with the Grim Reaper and the reappearing ghost reporter) and the film's overall refreshing air. The movie runs 96 minutes and was shot in London & the English countryside. GRADE: B+
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Kevin McNally
Jim Dunk
Robert Bathurst
Geoff Bell
Christopher Fulford
Nigel Lindsay
Fenella Woolgar
Peter Mastin
Doreen Mantle
Robyn Kerr
Richard Stirling
Carolyn Backhouse
Guo Toa
Sam Friend
Mark Heap
Suzy Kewer
Jody Halse
Matt Day
Elizabeth Berrington
Rupert Frazer
Christopher Godwin
Julian Glover
Paula Wilcox
John Standing
Sanjeev Bhaskar
John Light
Tina Rath
Caroline Blakiston
William Hoyland
Moya Brady
Rosie Cavaliero
Anthony O'Donnell
Lynda Baron
Phil Cornwell
Victoria Hamilton
Meg Wynn Owen
Alexander Armstrong
Julia Deakin
Margaret Tyzack
Helen Chapman
Eran Creevy
John Sessions
Toby Jones
Jeffry Wickham
The sheriff of a small town in southwest Texas must keep custody of a murderer whose brother, a powerful rancher, is trying to help him escape. After a friend is killed trying to muster support for him, he and his deputies must find a way to hold out against the rancher's hired guns until the marshal arrives. In the meantime, matters are complicated by the presence of a young gunslinger - and a mysterious beauty who just came in on the last stagecoach.
Back in sunny southern California and on the trail of two murderers, Axel Foley again teams up with LA cop Billy Rosewood. Soon, they discover that an amusement park is being used as a front for a massive counterfeiting ring – and it's run by the same gang that shot Billy's boss.
Enraged at the slaughter of Murron, his new bride and childhood love, Scottish warrior William Wallace slays a platoon of the local English lord's soldiers. This leads the village to revolt and, eventually, the entire country to rise up against English rule.
A former Prohibition-era Jewish gangster returns to the Lower East Side of Manhattan over thirty years later, where he once again must confront the ghosts and regrets of his old life.
Two Los Angeles homicide detectives are dispatched to a northern town where the sun doesn't set to investigate the methodical murder of a local teen.
Inspired by true events, this film takes place in Rwanda in the 1990s when more than a million Tutsis were killed in a genocide that went mostly unnoticed by the rest of the world. Hotel owner Paul Rusesabagina houses over a thousand refuges in his hotel in attempt to save their lives.
A young transgender man explores his gender identity and searches for love in rural Nebraska.
Newspaper magnate, Charles Foster Kane is taken from his mother as a boy and made the ward of a rich industrialist. As a result, every well-meaning, tyrannical or self-destructive move he makes for the rest of his life appears in some way to be a reaction to that deeply wounding event.
Two victims of traumatized childhoods become lovers and serial murderers irresponsibly glorified by the mass media.
The Bride unwaveringly continues on her roaring rampage of revenge against the band of assassins who had tried to kill her and her unborn child. She visits each of her former associates one-by-one, checking off the victims on her Death List Five until there's nothing left to do … but kill Bill.
Ray Ferrier is a divorced dockworker and less-than-perfect father. Soon after his ex-wife and her new husband drop off his teenage son and young daughter for a rare weekend visit, a strange and powerful lightning storm touches down.
Expecting the usual tedium that accompanies a summer in the Catskills with her family, 17-year-old Frances 'Baby' Houseman is surprised to find herself stepping into the shoes of a professional hoofer—and unexpectedly falling in love.
Journalist and man-about-town Marcello struggles to find his place in the world, torn between the allure of Rome's elite social scene and the stifling domesticity offered by his girlfriend, all the while searching for a way to become a serious writer.
Léon, the top hit man in New York, has earned a rep as an effective "cleaner". But when his next-door neighbors are wiped out by a loose-cannon DEA agent, he becomes the unwilling custodian of 12-year-old Mathilda. Before long, Mathilda's thoughts turn to revenge, and she considers following in Léon's footsteps.
Lola receives a phone call from her boyfriend Manni. He lost 100,000 DM in a subway train that belongs to a very bad guy. She has 20 minutes to raise this amount and meet Manni. Otherwise, he will rob a store to get the money. Three different alternatives may happen depending on some minor event along Lola's run.
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When a millionaire wheeler-dealer enters a business contract with a Hollywood hooker Vivian Ward, he loses his heart in the bargain.


For better or worse at the last two Crossroads of America TORs (Indy) I ended up buying all their uniform pieces at the end of the show for a good deal. As a kid I can remember how all my OA buddies thought it was cool in the late 1980s to have a vintage green uniform shirt. On camp staff it was a thing to wear that style. But now that I have everything together and organized that's gotten a little out of hand.
So as you can see in the video now I have probably close to 150 shirts and a similar number of Scout pants and shorts. I have rarely tried to sell uniforms online because of the obvious issues with sizing and describing small imperfections. People who buy close online now have an expectation that if they don't like the fit they can return them. The overall return rate in that industry is around 15% of all sales so it's just not something I've been excited to do.
In typical Santeeswapper fashion (no pun there!) I adopted a strategy to try and sell all these uniforms and made a little progress before deciding it was too much work to really iron, take multiple photographs and package up uniforms. If you want to see that somewhat failed strategy then you can see this link to Facebook www.scoutuniformcloset.com.
So the plan for the upcoming Charlotte Trade-O-Ree is to bring the twin clothes racks I have and try and move as many as possible. These are also going to become the prizes for the Scouts that complete one of our scavenger hunts. I hope that will think things out!
All this fun is happening at the Charlotte TOR coming up April 5-6. Don't worry if you are not interested in green uniforms there will be plenty more cloth in the room!


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Ellen Crosby Roosevelt (* 20. August 1868 in Rosendale, New York; † 26. September 1954 in Hyde Park, New York) war eine US-amerikanische Tennisspielerin.

Sie gewann im Jahr 1890 bei den  US-amerikanischen Tennismeisterschaften sowohl das Dameneinzel als auch zusammen mit ihrer Schwester Grace Roosevelt das Damendoppel. Im Mixed war sie 1893 zusammen mit Clarence Hobart erfolgreich.

Ellen Roosevelt war eine Cousine des US-Präsidenten Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Im Jahr 1975 wurde sie in die Hall of Fame des Tennissports aufgenommen.

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Boy Missing 4 Years Discovered Behind 'False Wall' in Ga. Home
Lynette Holloway
A 13-year-old boy reported missing four years ago was found behind a "false wall" in the suburban-Atlanta home of his father and stepmother on Friday, according to NBC News, citing police reports.
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The unidentified child reportedly used a smartphone to contact his sister online, and she gave the message to their mother, Clayton County, Ga., police Capt. Angelo Daniel told NBC News. The boy's biological mother then called police and gave them the address of where the boy might be, the report says.
Police reportedly checked on the home in Jonesboro, Ga., but five people inside the house denied having any connection with the boy, police said. Investigators left but received a second call from the mom that made them return and perform a more thorough search.
During the second search, the young boy was able to call his mother, who handed off important information to the officers on scene, which led them to the child, the report says.
The father and stepmother—Gregory Jean, 37, and Samantha Joy Davis, 42—and three others were charged with obstruction, false imprisonment and cruelty to children, according to AFP News.
Five people—two adults and three juveniles—in the home were charged with obstruction, false imprisonment and cruelty to children, according to the Clayton County Police Department, which said that additional charges are pending, the report says. The two adults are the teen's father and stepmother, Daniel said, the news outlet writes.
Citing local media reports, NBC says the child's father refused to return him to his mother during a visit in 2010. The mother, who lives out of state, reunited with her son in Georgia on Saturday, the report says.
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Q: JTattoo Look'n'feel в java приложении Я добавил библиотеку JTattoo в мой проект. Импортировал его в класс моей GUI SWING оболочки. Установил в качестве LaF'а для текущего приложения.
В IDE IDEA все компилируется и запускается отлично. Когда создал artefact (jar файл), тогда столкнулся с проблемой, что мой LaF отсутствует в jar'е. JVM при запуске выдает такую ошибку:

Стектрейс:

Часть кода, где устанавливаю LaF:
import com.jtattoo.plaf.aluminium.AluminiumLookAndFeel;

import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.border.LineBorder;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;

public class MyClass {

    public MyClass() throws UnsupportedLookAndFeelException {

        UIManager.setLookAndFeel(new AluminiumLookAndFeel());

...
}

Как включить LaF в jar моего приложения, чтобы он работал на всех компьютерах, где есть JVM?

A: Изменил MANIFEST:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Main-Class: MyClass
Class-Path: JTattoo-1.6.11.jar

Теперь все работает.


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12. 6. 2019 — 22. 6. 2019
Opening: on Tuesday, June 11, at 6 pm
Marek Tischler's series dedicated to the topic of bodybuilding was inspired by his personal contact with the gym's clients in Prague's Řepy. The discovery that their motivation and human nature are often far from what is being imagined by the general public about bodybuilding has led to the creation of an extensive collection of collages for which the material has been used from local bodybuilding magazines. Along with the object created by the rebuilding of an older fitness machine, he turned the gallery into a kind of "field of deformation", in which the exercise of physical strength, this integral part of physical exercise, is also an artistic process.
Tischler dares to deal with a topic that, in general, represents the characteristic ideals of masculinity: distinctive individualism, emphasis on performance, and physical strength. At the same time, with his interventions in photographs, which should further confirm these ideals, he tries to free the material from elements of intimacy, fragility, peripherality and everydayness. During the preparation of the series, it was interesting to watch the presentation of just completed collages on the Instagram network. Some of them were photographed by Tichler on the palm of his hand and not only to clarify their size, or rather their miniature, but also as an intimate gesture of presentation. The selection of collages, deliberately referring to the domestic cultural environment dominated by Jiří Kolář with his tireless Modernist-Prometheus efforts, took place in the gallery with respect to the author's basic programmatic background: he remains in tension between ideal and its deformation, ideal and its everyday realization, the cult of aestheticization and its downplay, which, however, is not to be an ironic ridicule, but a comic that can potentially be shared by those who make a joke and those at whose expense the joke was uttered.
For the previously mentioned reason, the exhibition at the Fotograf Gallery was preceded by placing of some collages in the Řepy Fitness Club as their permanent decoration.
The works presented at the Better Me exhibition are a public presentation of Tischler's diploma thesis in the Studio of Intermedia Art at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague.
Jiří Ptáček


io9: Fringe gives us a series of Earth(s)-shattering decisions!
AV Club: Fringe "6:02 AM EST"
TV Fanatic: Fringe Review: "6:02 AM EST"
TV Squad: It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel ... tense.
do you put any spanish reviews?, cuz there are some pretty good ones too.


Buried deep beneath their Memorial Day sales on Lenovo's website are two very decent gaming desktop deals that aren't highly advertised (heck one of them is a $300 off coupon not even listed on their site). Lenovo is clearing out their "IdeaCentre" Y710 Cube small form-factor gaming desktop at very aggressive pricing.
Update: No surprises, the Y710 deal with the GTX 1070 for $839 is dead. $699 deal is still ongoing.
For those unaware, for the Y710 the IdeaCentre branding has been upgraded to "Legion" and the Y710 is essentially last year's 6th Gen Skylake models, whereas the Legion Y720 is this year's 7th Gen Kaby Lake models. Still with us so far?
So far, the Legion Y720 are quite overpriced in our opinion, but the clearance price on the Y710 should really be on the radar for any gamers looking into a prebuilt desktop. In this sale, you'll find a Y710 Cube desktop with a Core i5-6400, a 1TB hard drive with 128GB SSD combo, and a high-end GeForce GTX 1070 8GB for only $839 after a big $560 price cut (you can argue Lenovo's original list price was on the high-side).
While the Core i5-6400 is a bit on the meh side, the ~$350 priced GTX 1070 is basically 41% of the system cost. As of writing, you'll be very hard-pressed to find pre-built systems with a GTX 1070 for under the $900 price point. Even building one yourself with similar specs and components will run you about $970.
Next to the $839 system with the Core i5-6400 and GTX 1070 is an aggressively priced $699 system that includes a Core i7-6700 with a Radeon RX 460. The strange pairing of a high-end CPU with a lower-mid-range GPU confound us, but that's clearance sale for you. For the Core i7 system, you're looking at about $855 in a similar configuration - though note that the RX 460 is essentially out of production so you're not exactly getting a good price on a 4GB model.
With that, we think it's a better idea to go with the $839 GTX 1070 system and upgrade the CPU in the future, versus going with the $699 RX 460 system and upgrading the GPU in the future.
Like with the Alienware Aurora we priced out recently, most of the cost ends up being the copy of Windows 10 you have to acquire on a new system build. If you can build a new system without needing to invest into a new OS, then we're looking at a more comparable price range.
No known expiration date exit on the Y710 Cube with the GTX 1070, while the $699 model has a coupon expiration of June 2nd next week. We're assuming the $839 model will run through Memorial Day at the very least, but with a clearance sale - it's probably while supplies last.


I want to rip my hair off whenever I think of this. So, when a bunch of lunatics talk about how the health care reform will kill the their grannys, and make US into a Soviet socialist country, and believe that the president was born in Kenya, things have gone way out of line. Especially that people espouses the line that health care is not a fundamental right? Are you kidding me? You might as well say that having a shelter is not a fundamental right because back in the old days, we used to wander around in savannas hunting with spears. C'mon, people, without an affordable health care, how will one have the rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness which you guys (and I) believe in?
Oh, and another thing, Obama doesn't have spine or guts. He is just an empty slob of skin and meat. When the going got tough, he just gave up on the public option. Look, I am not extremely informed about health care, all right? But there is an appreciable differences in the amount other industrial countries spend, and the fact that everyone in those countries are covered, while at the same time maintaining quality. So, more saving, same quality, everyone wins. And while there probably are legitimate problems with the health care bill, the looneys out there are distracting people away from the real problem, and replacing it with grossly misinformed facts like "death Panels", the government will kill grannys, that there will be rationing (don't they know basic economics? limited resources=rationing, all system therefore must ration). I have even heard of pathetic reasoning that suggests medicare is not a government program, which it is. But no, Obama caves in to those lunatics, and drops the option, even if the criticism they had were utter falsehoods. Obama is a coward.
Ownage. Barney Frank is my temporary hero. You should see Daily Show's comment on Barney Frank's takedown. Funny.
That's okay, though. Politics from my ethnicity, Korea, involved actual fistfights.
If he would have known anything about it, he would have realized that global warming is a long term thing, and that 2007 is the hottest year on record. Plus, as the blog suggests, that is just cherry picking, data mining, or whatever word which describes the horrible use of data by only choosing parts of it. Of course, you can't just wish something away just because you don't like it. Plus, climatologists have data. Why not instead try to solve it before it is too late? After all, it benefits everyone in the long run. And don't give me the whole it is going to ruin the economy crap.
This woman and researcher Cheryl Olson and idiot attorney Jack Thompson will appear in Penn and Teller's BS! on videogame violence.
…and send this video to five friends. Ok, you guys are not exactly my friends, but at least I have the most amount of audience here.


Since you are reading a book titled Pro NuGet, you can imagine one of the required components to work your way through this book is NuGet itself.
NuGet is a collection of several tools, including the NuGet executable, a small .exe file that you can use from the Windows command line, and the NuGet Visual Studio extension. Throughout this book, we'll mostly be using the Visual Studio extension (both the graphical user interface and the PowerShell console). However, some sections will be using the command-line version of NuGet. This section covers finding and installing these two components.


The letters BBC stand for British Broadcasting Corporation.
She couldn't attend the meeting so Helen stood in for her.
If the addition of the particle(s) changes the meaning of the verb in some way, it is usually called a phrasal verb, because it has an idiomatic meaning - the phrase means something different from its component parts.
1. Can you extinguish that cigarette, please?
►Can you put out that cigarette, please?
2. The alarm bell started ringing.
►The alarm bell went off.
3. I shouted his name loudly but he didn't hear me.
►I called out his name but he didn't hear me.
4. The police are investigating the accident.
►The police are looking into the accident.
5. Come quickly – a fire has started!
►Come quickly – a fire has broken out!
6. He experienced a lot of pain.
►He went through a lot of pain.
7. He started the fire alarm by accident.
►He set off the fire alarm by accident.
8. The government has said that tax cuts are not possible.
►The government has ruled out tax cuts.
9. The prisoners escaped through the window.
►The prisoners got out through the window.
10. I think we should ask for the help of a doctor.


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Wiseman guilty in Waynesboro homicide
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WAYNESBORO – A judge found Boyd W. Wiseman guilty of murder Wednesday, but a motive in the February workplace slaying that took the life of a Staunton man continues to elude authorities.
Wiseman, 54, of Waynesboro, turned himself in at the Waynesboro Police Department the morning of Feb. 27 after gunning down a fellow co-worker, 38-year-old Jeffrey S. Earhart.
In Waynesboro Circuit Court on Wednesday, Wiseman entered Alford pleas to charges of second-degree murder and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. An Alford plea acknowledges there is enough evidence for a conviction but does not admit guilt.
Judge Humes J. Franklin Jr. found Wiseman guilty on both charges.
David Ledbetter, Commonwealth's Attorney for Waynesboro, said both men were working for the F.R. Drake Company inside space leased from Matt's Cones at 1300 Hopeman Parkway on the day of the shooting.
Ledbetter said Earhart arrived first that day at 7 a.m., and Wiseman got to work minutes later. Ledbetter said while Earhart was eating a breakfast biscuit at his desk, Wiseman pulled a double-barreled .38 Derringer and shot Earhart in the back near his left shoulder, striking his heart.
Earhart managed to spin around in his seat and Wiseman shot him a second time in the chest, severing Earhart's aorta, Ledbetter said.
Earhart died at the scene and was found by a co-worker.
At issue is five medications Wiseman was on at the time for a variety of ailments – diabetes, high blood pressure, back pain, depression and insomnia.
Defense attorney Thomas Weidner IV said testimony from a doctor at Wiseman's sentencing hearing will detail how his client lost nearly 80 pounds between January and March, and Weidner said the doctor will testify that she would have re-calibrated his medications had she known of the severe weight loss.
Based on Wiseman's appearance Wednesday in court, it also appears he has lost a noticeable amount of weight since his February arrest.
Following the shooting, Wiseman fled in his vehicle and 90 minutes later was at the Kroger on Arch Avenue, where both his wife and son worked, Ledbetter said. Wiseman told them he'd shot Earhart, and they convinced him to turn himself in.
Wiseman confessed to police that he shot Earhart, but could not give authorities a motive.
Ledbetter said the two men were friends, and co-workers said there had been no tension between them.
Given a chance to address the crowded courtroom, Wiseman apologized for the shooting. "I'm very sorry," he said as he faced courtroom onlookers.
Following the hearing, Jim Camblos, an attorney in Weidner's firm, described Wiseman as "a nice man" whose actions on the day of the shooting were perhaps influenced by his plethora of medications.
"It was like a salad bowl of medications that he was taking," Camblos said.
Wiseman remains at Middle River Regional Jail while awaiting sentencing.
He faces a maximum sentence of 43 years in prison.


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Q: Windows Chrome extension native messaging can only receive the first response I am trying to use native messaging to send some data to my native windows application. It works well with the runtime.sendNativeMessage() method. When I am trying to use long lived connections which uses a port, it also can pass data from chrome to my app. However,  chrome extension can only receive the first response from my app. I am sure that the port is still open because my app can still receive data from chrome. Following are my code:
Chrome Extension Script:
var port = chrome.runtime.connectNative('com.mydomain.app1');

port.onMessage.addListener(function(msg) {
    console.log("Received from port:", msg);
});

port.onDisconnect.addListener(function() {
    console.log("Disconnected");
});

chrome.tabs.onUpdated.addListener(
    function(tabId, changeInfo, tab) {
        var param = {};
        param['url'] = tab.url;
        port.postMessage( param);
    }
}

My windows app in c++:
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
    while( true )
    {
         //read the first four bytes (=> Length)
         unsigned int length = 0;
         for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
         {
              char c;
              if( ( c=getchar()) != EOF)
                  length += c<<i*8;
              else return 0;
          }

          //read the json-message
          std::string msg = "";
          for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
          {
              msg += getchar();
          }

          //.... do something

          //send a response message
          std::string message = "{\"text\": \"This is a response message\"}";
          unsigned int len = message.length();
          // We need to send the 4 bytes of length information
          std::cout << char(((len>>0) & 0xFF))
                    << char(((len>>8) & 0xFF))
                    << char(((len>>16) & 0xFF))
                    << char(((len>>24) & 0xFF));
           // Now we can output our message
           std::cout << message.c_str();
           std::cout.flush();

     }
}

Notice that the last line "std::cout.flush();", if I comment it out, even the first response won't be shown in chrome. I just couldn't figure out how chrome reads from the app's stdout.

A: Try with automatic flushing - std::cout.setf( std::ios_base::unitbuf )
Also, the way you read/write the input/output messages length is incorrect and will fail on long messages.
This code works well for me:
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    std::cout.setf( std::ios_base::unitbuf );

    while (true)
    {
        unsigned int ch, inMsgLen = 0, outMsgLen = 0;
        std::string input = "", response = "";

        // Read 4 bytes for data length
        std::cin.read((char*)&inMsgLen, 4);

        if (inMsgLen == 0)
        {
            break;
        }
        else
        {
            // Loop getchar to pull in the message until we reach the total length provided.
            for (int i=0; i < inMsgLen; i++)
            {
                ch = getchar();
                input += ch;
            }
        }

        response.append("{\"echo\":").append(input).append("}");

        outMsgLen = response.length();

        // Send 4 bytes of data length
        std::cout.write((char*)&outMsgLen, 4);

        // Send the data
        std::cout << response;
    }

    return 0;
}


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Dimosies Scheseis (Greek: Δημόσιες Σχέσεις; English: Public relations) is the sixth studio album by Greek singer-songwriter and record producer Nikos Karvelas, released by CBS Records Greece in 1988. In 1996, a remastered version of the album was released.

Track listing

External links
 Official site

1988 albums
Albums produced by Nikos Karvelas
Greek-language albums
Nikos Karvelas albums
Sony Music Greece albums


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A Kinder, Gentler Criticism?
I have just recently added American Theatre magazine to the blog roll, now that I see how good their website has become. Personally I tire of the magazine's orthodox hipness at times, but I suppose it is essential reading for those in the profession. Also, you can't match the regional coverage in any other national magazine or major newspaper.
This month, as always, features an editorial ("The Eye of the Critic") from TCG front-man Ben Cameron, this time on critics! He floats some familiar calls for healing between those who review and those who make theatre, and why not applaud the spirit of that. But, in this context, respecting the critical enterprise always ends up translating as neutering it. Case in point:
Might the role of the critic be as a convener for conversation, rather than an arbiter of public taste—a mediator rather than a judge? Can the critic frame the issues rather than provide the answers?
Uh, no. That might be the role of a critic...in an alternate universe. But, face it, the "role" of criticism--by definition!--is, perish the thought, "judgment." I agree that the media and the press in general can do a lot more in their arts coverage to "convene" such virtual conversations, and give readers something to balance against an individual review. Hell, I'm even for publishing two or three reviews side by side! (Ok, maybe that hasn't happened on this blog, but still...) But the business of criticism is criticism. Not cheerleading, not town-meeting mediator. There are others to do that. For instance...Dramaturgs! (How about a TCG fellowship to hire some, Ben?)
Look, any critic who considers him or herself an "arbiter of public taste" is an egomaniac and a bore. But the theatre only benefits from the circulation of very personal assessments that are informed by thorough theatrical knowledge, experience and enthusiasm. So put the pressure instead on arts editors to hire reviewers who bring something valuable to their decidedly judgmental tracts--as opposed to the glib stylists and upgraded lifestyle columnists who populate many of the nation's (and this city's) drama desks.
I do recommend reading Cameron's entire argument, since my quotation is only a sliver. So follow the link and tell me if I'm wrong.
Posted by Garrett Eisler
thewebloge said...
You're not wrong. I take it as a given that every production I see has been sweated over. But it is the reviewer's job to give a critique of the end product of a company's hard and heartfelt work, not to sit in on rehearsals. The critic's primary allegiance lies with the reader rather than the company. And good critics do not simply fall into line with what other reviewers, the company or the audience may think. It is up to theatre makers to decide whether they think anything the critics write about their work might be worth taking on board.
Wednesday, July 20, 2005 6:19:00 PM
Garrett Eisler said...
On your last point, I'd just add--...or not! I don't really think any "dialogue" is necessary at all between critic & artist. Interesting when it happens, but does it make either the art or the criticism any better?... I do think critics benefit from having some inside knowledge of the artform, though. In fact, I believe that strongly and try to live it.
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Sixers' Ben Simmons will play vs. Bucks
Reserve post player Mike Muscala is probable against Milwaukee.
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by Keith Pompey | Columnist
MILWAUKEE — Ben Simmons has been cleared to play in Wednesday night's 76ers game against the Milwaukee Bucks at Fiserv Forum because of lower-back tightness.
The point guard was listed as questionable earlier in the day after missing Tuesday night's 133-132 overtime loss to the Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena. That night marked the Sixers debut for reserve post player Mike Muscala, who had missed the first three games with a sprained left ankle. Muscala, acquired from Atlanta in an offseason trade, will also play in the 9:30 p.m. game against the Bucks.
Simmons looked well during two pregame workouts Wednesday and even dunked the ball without any limitations.
Simmons left Saturday night's game against Orlando with 4 minutes, 19 seconds left in the first quarter. The 2017-18 rookie of the year went to the locker room and was ruled out for the rest of the game.
He had four points on 2-for-3 shooting to go with four assists in 7:41 of action against the Magic. The Australian is having a great start to the season, averaging 12.0 points, 9.3 rebounds, and 7.7 assists.
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The DMV Indie Film Showcase
Submitted by Francis Manuel Abbey, Filmmaker, Wizards Fan
Friday, November 26th, 2010, 4:51pm
Topics: Arts & Culture
In my first blog here I wrote about the exciting but under-the-radar local film scene. So I'm thrilled to do my part in putting some local filmmakers on the radar by announcing The DMV Indie Film Showcase, which will highlight some of the D.C. Area's brightest filmmaking talent. The event will take place Thursday December 2 and Sunday December 5 at 7PM at the Cinema Arts Theatre in Fairfax.
My production company, Ciscovaras Pictures, is hosting the event and we are very fortunate to have a program of short films selected by Sydney-Chanele Dawkins of Cinema A La Mode. Sydney-Chanele sees hundreds of films every year and she has picked some of the best to screen at the DMV Indie Film Showcase. Here are some of the shorts from the program, which include several Rosebud winners:
LOADING (3 min.) Director - Daniel Supanick
Loading is an experimental narrative shot on 16mm film about a young man, immersed in film history, preparing to make a film of his own, but also running into problems when he tries to handle the technical side of the medium.
TYPES IN STEREO (12 min.) Director - Gemal Woods
Types in Stereo is about how we can exist in multiple spaces. Stereotypes make light of those things that are either generally accepted, popularly true or made myth through misinterpretation. This short film will bring us in and out of the world of stereotypes.
MINDING (6min.) Director - Julie Haberstick
Partially animated, Minding touches on the fragile power of a child's imagination. Marcus and Nigel, two young brothers whose parents have recently divorced, are left home alone for an afternoon. Marcus, creative and resilient, begins to tell a story, while Nigel, his older, more severe brother, has other intentions.
MOLLY (13 min.) Director - Stavros Vagias
A gripping film focusing on the anguish of loneliness. Molly is the story of a lonely Butcher, whose dark quest for solace, reveals a disquieting truth about human nature at it's worst.
BROKEN (9 min.) Director - Matt Szychowski
A young man enters into a seemingly perfect church, but as he spends more time there he realizes that things are not what they appear to be....
Plus, my own feature film, 6 NONSMOKERS, will be shown in a special screening. This event promises two great night of local films, so come out and support area filmmakers!
EVERCare (6 min.) Director - Kelley Slagle
This mockumentary explores the day-to-day rewards and challenges of one possible employment opportunity in a post-ZA (Zombie Apocalypse) world.
PHYTHONA (4 Min) Director - J. Michael
Whalen 'Phythona' centers around a young woman who is convinced a viral outbreak is spreading around the world, and will soon kill all life on the planet. Reflecting on her childhood she spots warning signs of the coming catastrophe in the disappearance of a boy in her neighborhood.
As she escapes to the beach, and eventually is abandoned by her family, the possibility that there never was an outbreak to begin with comes to light.
MR. AMERICA (4 min.) Director - J. Michael Whalen
Mr. America' is a documentary shot in Northern Virginia over the course of 2 days in the middle of July of 2008. The subject is a young man who stands at an intersection shouting and throwing punches at the passing cars. The piece offers only an interpretation of his actions.
For more details, check out the event on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=177095422307447&ref=ts