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    To be added.
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        To be added.
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        To be added.
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        To be added.
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        To be added.
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        To be added.
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      <Docs>
        To be added.
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      <Docs>
        To be added.
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      <Docs>
        To be added.
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      <Docs>
        To be added.
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      <Docs>
        To be added.
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        To be added.
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      <Docs>
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>      Can someone tell me where to find the font that X is looking for?
> that would contain the font in question.
Do you have anything in those /usr/local/lib/X11/fonts directories?
check which X components got installed.
Checking x11/xorg-apps and x11/xorg-docs may save you some frustration, too.


Mr. William H. Barry of Toms River, formerly of Kearny, died on Thursday in Toms River. He was 89.
The funeral Mass will be celebrated in St. Stephen's Church, Kearny (map/directions) on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. The interment will follow with military honors in Holy Cross Cemetery (map/directions). Relatives and friends may call in the Condon Funeral Home 684 Kearny Avenue, Kearny (map/directions) on Friday from 4-8pm.
Bill worked in the Kearny Post Office before joining the Kearny Police Dept. from which he retired after 26 years of service. He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and for several years afterwards.
Surviving are his loving wife of 61 years, Jean (nee Ruggerio), and his 6 children, William (Paula) Barry, Donna Barry, Thomas (Marie) Barry, Cathy (Michael) Duffy, John Barry and Diane (Jack) Driesbach. Also surviving are his grandchildren, Melanie, William, Jennifer, Kate, Thomas, Rebecca, Adam, Justin, Jake, Skyler, Jordan, Andrew and Riley as well as 4 great grandchildren. The family has requested donations, in Bill's memory, to VanDyke Hospice and Palliative Care Center. Envelopes will be available in the funeral home.
Relatives and friends may call at Condon Funeral Home, Kearny - 4:00 - 8:00 p.m.


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Q: why can the extractAllNodesThatMatch function of htmlparser only be used once? i use the htmlparser to parse the web data of book in library.
the code snapet as below
NodeList nodes=parser.extractAllNodesThatMatch(filter);
for(int i = 0;i < nodes.size();i++)
{
    Bookinfo cur_bki=new Bookinfo();
    Parser getboolinfo=new Parser(nodes.elementAt(i).toHtml());
    String doc_type=getboolinfo.extractAllNodesThatMatch(new NodeFilter()
                {
                    @Override
                    public boolean accept(Node node)
                    {
                        return ((node instanceof Tag)
                                && !((Tag)node).isEndTag()
                                && ((Tag)node).getTagName().equals("SPAN")
                                && ((Tag)node).getAttribute("class") != null
                                && ((Tag)node).getAttribute("class").equals());
                    }
                }).elementAt(0).toPlainTextString();
    message("extract doc_type"+doc_type);
    cur_bki.set_doc_type(doc_type);
    getboolinfo=new Parser(nodes.elementAt(i).toHtml());

    TagNameFilter filtertemp=new TagNameFilter("a");
    NodeList tempp = getboolinfo.extractAllNodesThatMatch(filtertemp);
    String title=getboolinfo.extractAllNodesThatMatch(new NodeFilter()
                {
                    @Override
                    public boolean accept(Node node)
                    {
                        return ((node instanceof Tag)
                                && !((Tag)node).isEndTag()
                                && ((Tag)node).getTagName().equals("A"));
                    }
                }).elementAt(0).toPlainTextString();
    message("extract title"+title);
}

if i delete the
getboolinfo=new Parser(nodes.elementAt(i).toHtml());

then the title will be null
it means i can  use extractAllnodesthatmatch function for only once
but why,can you help me ?

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With the Chamber and SBRT organizers behind maximizing the networking experience, your only focus will be on making new contacts and expanding your networking circle.
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On Wednesday June 27th a group of 22 paddlers took off from the Hjemkomst Center for the River Paddling Excursion: Aviary Expedition. Matt Mecklenburg from the Audubon of Fargo-Moorhead led the group, pointing out over 20 different species of birds by their song, flight pattern or markings throughout the two hour paddle.
It was fun to see participants of all ages come together to learn about the many types of birds found along the Red such as the beautiful indigo bunting. A huge thank you goes out to Matt Mecklenburg for sharing his knowledge with the group making for a great evening.
If you missed out on this excursion, don't worry because there are others to come! Coming up on July 18th we will be hosting another excursion on the history of the Red River and its riverfront led by Mark Peihl with the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County. Following that will be a paddling excursion on animals and habitats on August 15th led by Nicole Lee. If you are interested and want more details check out our Facebook page!
If you'd rather go out on your own, take advantage of the canoe and kayak rentals located at Hjemkomst Landing before the summer ends. The rental shack is open on Tuesdays 6-8 pm, and Saturdays & Sundays from 1-6 pm. Rentals are $10/hour/vessel and will continue on from now until August 28th.
River Keepers and Moorhead Parks and Recreation partner on the River Paddling Excursions and the Canoe & Kayak Rentals at Hjemkomst Landing.
As the air-horn blew on Monday, June 11th, a community of 61 vessels took off to Race the Red at Dike East. Despite the rainy weather, the Race broke its previous record which stood at 52 vessels competing in the event.
The vessels ranged from the typical canoe team to one participant who completed the 6 mile race on a stand up paddle board. Participants chose to go 1.5 miles, 3.5 miles, or 6 miles when they hit the water and every participant that started the race reached one of the markers. Our cowbell and emcee, Merrill Peipkorn, cheered the competitors in as they crossed the finish. Awards were given out to all those who finished first in their race and category. Two vessels competed for best decorated and after a vote on Facebook the pirate tandem kayak team #42 came out on top.
Participants tested their lifeguard skills at the buoy toss game, and treated themselves to barbecue from Heavenly Hawg after racing. The night couldn't have been made possible if it weren't for the help from so many of our amazing volunteers including Scott Olson who was awarded our Volunteer of the Year Award prior to the start of the race. The night and all that we do could not be made possible without all of our generous and passionate volunteers like Scott!
If you missed out on the Race this year, go to the Hjemkomst Landing and rent our canoes/kayaks to get a head start for next year! Our Red River Paddling Excursions are also offered once a month if you want to get out on the Red River with some friends, you can register with Moorhead Parks and Recreation.
Our 2017 Volunteer of the Year Award was presented to Annie Woodarek. The Volunteer of the Year Award recognizes outstanding volunteer work in promoting the goals of River Keepers. Annie volunteered the last couple of years with River Keepers. Thanks to her, we finally have some really good pictures of the Catfish Cup, Celebrate Our Red, Race the Red and the Red River Water Festival. Annie has also planted trees at Reforest the Red and has gone out water quality monitoring with us. Annie does everything with commitment and a smile on her face which is much appreciated.
Our 2017 Friend of the River Award was presented to Vijay Gaba. His wife, Anu, accepted the award on his behalf. The Friend of the River Award recognizes outstanding leadership in the promotion of a River Keepers goal. Vijay believes in our vision that all people value our Red River as a vital part of our community. His respect for the Red is very obvious in the way that he talks about it and utilizes it. One of River Keepers goals is to "Maintain and increase appropriate recreational use of the Red River." Vijay participates (and wins!) in our Race the Red canoe and kayak races and also the River Paddling Excursions. Another one of our goals is to "Increase public awareness of the Red River, its uses, and water related issues by disseminating accurate information and engaging in educational activities." Vijay has volunteered at the Red River Water Festival to help educate our youth about the importance of water.
Our 2017 Distinguished Service Award was presented to Jon Evert. The Distinguished Service Award recognizes individuals or organizations on their exceptional contributions or career-long commitment to River Keepers or the Red River Basin. Jon is a farmer who understands the woos of too much and too little water. He also understands water quality issues. He realizes consensus building is a process that takes time but is essential in stakeholders beginning to talk and build trust to solve water issues throughout the basin. Jon came to River Keepers Board of Directors with a long history of service to our community and the water world: The International Coalition, City of Comstock, Clay County Commission, the Red River Basin Commission, the Northwest Regional Sustainable Development Partnership, Clay-Wilkin Public Heath, Barnesville Lions and Lutheran Social Services just to name a few. We are pleased he has agreed to join River Keepers Executive Committee this next year. Jon has truly made an impact on the Red River, our community and the watershed.
Our 2017 Good Neighbor Award was presented to the Greater Grand Forks Greenway. The Good Neighbor Award recognizes individuals or organizations whose property touches the Red River. Their outstanding efforts may include upkeep of River property which maintains the integrity of the River, activities which have enhanced the River or the enjoyment of the River, or any unique effort to befriend the River. Their outstanding efforts to incorporate all their vision statement into their everyday plans, makes them an exceptional neighbor to the Red River. Since we share the same river, River Keepers staff and the Greenway Specialist have learned from each other's experiences on river and greenway related issues such as access, trails, event management, and public perceptions. For this we are grateful. Most recently, The Greenway has worked with the Boathouse on the Red to help a community group rent canoes, kayaks and stand up paddleboards. They also put in an accessible access downtown for fishing and launching vessels which is one more piece to the puzzle of making the Red River Water Trail something that everybody can enjoy.
River Keepers, Cass County Soil Conservation District and Clay County Soil & Water Conservation District are ready to help people start thinking about spring by leading fun, educational and practical do it yourself workshops.
Make Your Own Rain Barrel Workshops: Save money by using untreated water to water those flower and vegetable gardens while protecting the Red River's water quality. A rain barrel is a rainwater harvesting system that is connected to a downspout from a house or building. As rainfall changes throughout the season, one rain barrel will hold about 50 gallons of water that can be used during city-imposed water bans. Some of the benefits of rain barrels include building protection by controlling moisture levels around the foundation, reduce storm water runoff by catching the water from your roof and gutters, and you'll have happier plants since they prefer un-chlorinated, untreated water.
Fee: $74.00 includes supplies ($69 for Moorhead school district residents). Cass County residents may be eligible for partial reimbursement of fee; information will be available at the conclusion of the workshop.
Build Your Own Compost Tumbler Workshops: Save water, money, time and maintenance costs by using yard waste to benefit you and your soil. This workshop will cover the basics of composting and provide instruction to construct various composting systems. In addition, you will build and bring home a compost tumbler made from a plastic 55-gallon barrel. By tumbling this composter around the yard once or twice a week you could have a barrel full of compost by the end of the growing season.
Fee: $69.00 includes supplies ($64 for Moorhead school district residents).
To register for any of the workshops, contact Moorhead Community Education at www.moorheadschools.org/Schools/Alternative-Schools/Community-Education/ or by calling 218-284-3400.
For more information, contact River Keepers at christine@riverkeepers.org or 701.235.2895.
River Keepers is seeking nominations for our Annual Awards. See below for the nomination information and the criteria for the categories. Nominations are due Friday, February 10th.
______ The nomination is completed on these two pages.
______ I have completed the information on the first page. Please contact the individual/group to finalize the nomination.
In 100 words or less, summarize the reasons your nominee should receive the award as it relates to the Award Categories description listed on the enclosed materials.
Please check if you approve of this arrangement.
_____ The Awards Committee may consider this candidate for another category if qualifications are met.
Please reproduce this form if you are nominating more than one individual or organization.
For more information, call River Keepers at 701-235‑2895 or email christine@riverkeepers.org.
The River Keepers awards program seeks to identify and recognize individuals and organizations whose efforts enhance the Red River and its corridor through increased recreational opportunities, improved education about the resource and an improved environment.
Assist in providing cultural opportunities at the River's edge.
The candidate may be either an individual or an organization from North Dakota or Minnesota.
Nominations will be accepted from the general public. River Keepers staff or an individual self‑nomination are not eligible for awards.
Please address specific activities, accomplishments and contributions that individuals or organizations have completed at any time in the past. Do not submit additional supporting materials.
Candidates may be renominated each year. Previous award winners are not eligible to win an award in the same category but are eligible to win in a different category.
The completed nominations must be received by Friday, February 10, 2016 at River Keepers office, 1120 28th N., Ste. B, Fargo, ND 58102.
RIVER KEEPER OF THE YEAR AWARD recognizes outstanding service as a result of activities associated with the enhancement of the Red River. This individual or organization must have played a significant role in activities which have enhanced the River, increased enjoyment of the River or improved perceptions of the River. The individual or organization may also have advocated on behalf of the River or conducted any unique effort to befriend the Red River.
RIVER KEEPERS EDUCATION AWARD recognizes outstanding leadership in education that has contributed to a better understanding of the water resource and the impact of the Red River on the area's history, environment, and recreation.
RIVER KEEPERS ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD recognizes outstanding leadership in protection of the River environment relative to environmental concerns, water, soils, vegetation, and wildlife.
RIVER KEEPERS GOOD NEIGHBOR AWARD recognizes individuals or organizations whose property touches the Red River. Their outstanding efforts may include upkeep of River property which maintains the integrity of the River, activities which have enhanced the River or the enjoyment of the River, or any unique effort to befriend the River.
RIVER KEEPERS RIVER DEVELOPMENT AWARD recognizes outstanding leadership in the creation of economic opportunities in the River corridor. The economic activities should promote the Red River while maintaining compatibility with River Keepers developmental and environmental goals. Eligible activities could include River‑related businesses, tourism, or recreational events focusing on the River.
RIVER KEEPERS VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD recognizes outstanding volunteer work in promoting the goals of River Keepers.
RIVER KEEPERS FRIEND OF THE RIVER AWARD recognizes outstanding leadership in the promotion of a River Keepers goal.
RIVER KEEPERS EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR AWARD recognizes outstanding work efforts in promoting the goals of River Keepers.
RIVER PARTNERSHIP AWARD recognizes agencies that have partnered together to promote the Red River and the goals of River Keepers.
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD recognizes individuals or organizations on their exceptional contributions or career-long commitment to River Keepers or the Red River Basin.
The RiverArts Fishing Clinic will be held on Tuesday, July 12 from 5:30 – 8 p.m. at Memorial Park (210 8th St. N. in Moorhead, MN). Clinic stations include: casting, knot tying, fish identification, ethics and regulations and more! Afterwards put your news skills to the test by fishing in the Red River. Fishing license not required for youth 15 and under. Participants are encouraged to bring fishing poles. This is a catch and release program. Dress for the weather. Adult supervision encouraged. Coordinated in partnership with City of Moorhead Parks and Recreation and FM Walleyes Unlimited.
This is a fun event for golfers of all skill levels. The only requirement is that you come prepared to have fun! Competition consists of a 4-person best ball tournament that takes place at the Moorhead Country Club on June 20, 2016.
Each golfer will have a chance to win one of many door prizes.
There will be fun ways to win prizes while learning about River Keepers and the Red River!
See the brochure for more details about registration.


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15 Best Drinking Game Apps for Android and iOS
March 18, 2019 December 4, 2018 by Staff
Late night out parties is no fun without some amazing games. 15 Best Drinking Game Apps for Android and iOS will make your parties even more fun and playful. Drinking Game Apps are small games which you can play with your friends while being drunk.
It is an old traditional and well-known among people all over the world: drinking games. People love to do different tasks while getting drunk with their friends. It is not a modern concept in any manner. However, there are a lot of drinking games available on phones with some amazing quests to accomplish. Well, all these apps require the involvement of people over 21 years of age and eligible to drink. This article covers the best drinking game apps for Android and iPhone. There are plenty of apps on the Internet, we cut short the number to 15 for the convenience of our readers. Without further ado, let's read about top 15 drinking game apps.
Best Drinking Game Apps
Picolo Drinking Game – Drinking Game Apps
iPuke – Drinking Game Apps
Heads Up – Drinking Game Apps
Drink and Tell – Drinking Game Apps
Seven – Drinking Game Apps
Game of Shots – Drinking Game Apps
Drinking Game by Evilbit – Drinking Game Apps
Never Have I Ever – Drinking Game Apps
Kings – Drinking Game Apps
Drink-O-Tron – Drinking Game Apps
Drink or Doom – Drinking Game Apps
Circle of Death – Drinking Game Apps
King of Booze – Drinking Game Apps
Bomba Drink – Drinking Game Apps
Drinking Wheel – Drinking Game Apps
Picolo Drinking Game is a popular and widely used drinking game app for smartphone users. It is available on both platforms, iOS as well as Android. So, anyone with a smartphone can download this free application. In order to use this app and play the game, you need at least three different players, to begin with. All you have to do is to enter the name of the players and then simply read what is written on the blue screen. There are several challenges which are surely enjoyable for a group of friends. Also, there is an option of customization, which means that if you do not like a challenge then you can add your own challenge.
iPuke is one of the best drinking games apps in the whole market. It is a simple game which runs on cards and asks people to do various tasks. The tasks guarantee to bring the best out of the guys when they are drunk. In order to operate this app, you need to open the app firstly. You will see a bunch of cards displayed on the screen. All of them are paid and demand some charges except one which is available for free. Select that card if you are not willing to pay for other options. After that, choose the number of players, then begin with the game. There are two options for a player, either to drink or do a task.
Next on our list of best drinking game apps for Android and iPhone is Heads Up. You can enjoy it with your friends and relatives at a house party. The rules are quite straightforward and you will easily get to it. All you have to do is to open the app and you will find several decks of cards with a few words written on them. Place it on your forehead and let other people explain the meaning of the word. If the opposite person fails to explain its meaning, then he has to drink a specific amount of drink. You can easily create your own rules and use this app to the fullest.
It is the newest addition to the world of drinking apps. Even though it is new, it is popular among the users of both platforms, Android and iOS. You can play this game with your friends whenever and wherever you want. There are a total of six free categories of questions: love, sex, life & death, personality, ethics, and user-generated. There are a lot of questions in these categories that you can play the drinking game for the whole night with your kith and kin. Rules are simple, a person reads the question with the answer option which leaves players to answer them secretly. Then everyone is asked to guess it, the one who fails to guess it right has got to drink.
Also, check out these Distance Measurement Apps which lets you calculate size or dimensions or distance between real life objects using your smartphone.
Seven is one of the craziest drinking game apps for Android and iPhone. It is a game with cards and different tasks to perform. These dates are really crazy and people often enjoy doing these tasks in front of their friends and families. Also, there is an option to select the language of your choice. At once, you can select up to three different languages. The game is quite versatile and fit for any occasion which involves drinks. So, if you are having a party at your home then make sure you download this app and put forward some exciting dares to do. Those who fail to perform well and up to the mark are supposed to drink a specific amount of drinks.
It is a whole package app of more than fifteen drinking games. Game of Shots includes a total of 17 different drinking games such as I have never, Truth and Dare, Guess or Drink, The Bottle, and much more to explore. You can utilize this app to the fullest to make an event with your friends more exciting. The app features two languages: English and Spanish. You can select either language and the sound system is really good. The best thing about this app is that it provides different choices to select from. If you are bored with a game, move to next, then another, and so on. The app is alone sufficient for the whole night, so if you are inviting your friends to your home then it is a great option to consider.
Drinking Game by Evilbit is a not so popular app among Android users because of its complicated challenges. People try to stay away from this app as the quests are quite challenging. However, the interface is very simple to understand but the challenges are full of twists and a bit complications. It is highly recommended that you play this game at the very beginning of any party. If you get familiar with the unusual challenges, then this app can do wonders, and make an ongoing party more amusing. The app features a modern look which makes it more appealing.
It is similar to the app mentioned above coming from Evilbit. Never Have I Ever is an exclusive app for iPhone users. The app does not work on an Android smartphone. In this app, you will see five different games to select from, so you can choose the game of your taste and preference. The primary motive of the app is to cheer up the mood of the people and make any event more exciting with its crazy tasks. The design of the app is very bright and delightful which makes it a happy mood app. So, if you own any iOS device, feel free to download this app.
It is a popular drinking game app which features a deck of cards. Each card comes with a challenge or a small game. All you have to do is to enter the name of the players. Then ask them to draw a card and then do the task mentioned on the card. If the person fails to follow the instructions, then he or she has to take some sips of the drink. However, to play this game, it is your choice whether you want to use the deck of cards or not. You can even set a sequence and then play this game one by one with the help of this app on your phone. Although, some people try to stick to the traditional method of drinking game, so it fits both types of individuals.
It is another drinking game which is played with the help of a deck of cards. However, it is quite different from other card drinking game as the challenges and tasks are given in the app shows the meaning side by side. So, it is elaborating the meaning of the tasks and people do not find any difficulty in understanding the task. It also avoids any type of miscommunication among the players regarding the task. Also, the cards are really bright and beautiful, which makes the experience of playing the game more amusing. Well, there are several decks of cards to select from, but only two are available for free. If you are willing to buy them all, you can easily enjoy the whole night.
It is a fun game to be played with your friends. Drink or Doom is a hilarious game with attractive gameplay. In this drinking game app, you do not have to deal with any type of cards. You get different characters which move forward to the next challenge on the role of a dice. The challenges are really enjoyable and involve the number of players playing the game. The game features a decent music and sound effect which makes it more interesting and fits the environment. Also, there is a variety of characters to select from, it allows every player to have a different character so that it is convenient to play without any hassle.
It is another drinking game app for Android and iPhone which involves a deck of cards. It is one of the simplest games ever. All you have to is select the number of players and sit in a circle. Then, with a sequence moving in a clockwise or anticlockwise direction, you keep on rotating the phone. One by one, players read their task and perform it in front of others. The tasks are quite interesting and challenging, so it includes a lot of fun. If the individual fails to perform the task with instructions given in the card then he has got to drink. For the convenience of the users all over the world, it comes in two different languages: English and Spanish. You can select either of these two and begin the fun.
It is a similar game app to Drink or Book. King of Booze is a board game which involves two or more players at a single time. You need to enter the number of players and their names. The character moves forward and it displays two: drink or challenge. If the person selects a challenge, then a task will appear on the screen which the player has to perform. Now, if the player is unsuccessful in doing the task given in the instructions, then the person has to take a specific number of sips from the glass of a drink. However, the app is currently available only on iPhone, so Android users can not try this app. Also, the app involves some in-app purchases, so it is not free of cost.
Bomba Drink brings in a fresh concept for the drinking game. Most of the game apps involve the use of a deck of cards, but in Bomba Drink, there is no such necessity. The concept of this game is that your phone is a virtual bomb which will explode on the failure of a person on giving the answer. So, if a person fails to answer any question or gives the wrong answer when he or she has got to drink. Other players can select the number of drinks to make the game more exciting. Also, you can select an unlimited number of players so it fits any kind of party or occasion.
The last on our list of best drinking game apps for Android and iPhone is Drinking Wheel. It is a popular app which comes with a fresh concept of playing. The concept is new on the phone but it is well-known to everyone. It is similar to the traditional bottle game and involves more options and spicy challenges. Out of these challenges, some involve drinking while others ask for doing some crazy things. Overall, it is a great addition to the night which involves the drinks. Also, it is something different from the usual game of cards and it fits for a night with your friends and family.
This is the end of our list of 15 Best Drinking Game Apps for Android and iPhone. You can download either of these apps and get familiar with it if you are having a party at your home soon or you are going to be a party host. Also, if you have any problem relating to any of these apps, feel free to ask your query in the comments section given below. We will contact you as soon as possible.
All these apps above are great but if you like to play with emojis then check out Free Emoji Apps for Android. These emoji apps offer a great collection of differently styled emojis for your conversations.
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Q: Flyway failed to initialize: none of the following migration scripts locations could be found: - classpath:db / migrations I have the below configurations in my application.properties and attached image is the classpath.
.
What I am missing?
spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto = validate
spring.jpa.properties.hibernate.format_sql=true
#spring.autoconfigure.exclude=org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.jdbc.DataSourceAutoConfiguration

# Flyway
spring.flyway.baselineOnMigrate=true
spring.flyway.check-location=true
spring.flyway.locations=classpath:db/migrations
spring.flyway.schemas=public
spring.flyway.enabled=true

A: The Flyway docs use a capital V for prefixing versioned migrations. Try to rename your migration from v1_1__init.sql to V1_1__init.sql.


A very helpful sermon delivered by Dr. Mark Futato (RTS Orlando) at our church in Sebastian, FL. It is the first in a series on the book of Ruth.
It has a very beneficial message for those who are suffering as well as those who are in a position to aid those who are in need. A story of a God who loves and cares for his people.
An overview of the book of Ruth. Naomi experiences complete emptiness (ch 1), God's smiling providence and promise (ch's 2 and 3), and finally complete fullness (ch 4).


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HK Liepāja je klub ledního hokeje z lotyšského města Liepāja. Je účastníkem Latvijas hokeja līga. Sídlem je Olimpiska ledus halle, která má kapacitu 2 200 diváků. Klubové barvy jsou zelená, červená, bílá.

Historie
Klub byl založen v roce 2014 HK Liepaja byl nástupnickou organizací rezoluce z roku 2013, kterou založil HK Liepājas Metalurgs. Hned ve své první sezóně skončil na 3. místě a o rok později se mu podařilo získat první a zatím poslední titul. Klub se taky zúčastnil Lotyšského poháru, kde v roce 2016 vypadli v semifinále a v roce 2017 ve čtvrtfinále. HK Liepāja zastupoval Lotyšsko v Kontinentálním poháru, kde se mu nepodařilo postoupit do závěrečné fáze.

Tým

Aktuální soupiska
 Soupiska pro sézonu 2019/2020

Managment
 Trenér  Maksims Bogdanovs
 Asistent trenéra  Reinis Repss
 Asistent trenéra  Nikolajs Silconoks
 Týmový manažer  Kaspars Repss
 Prezident  Mihails Vasilonoks
 Týmový konzultant  Leonids Beresnevs
 Týmový konzultant
Julius Supler

Brankáři
 35  Maris Jucers
 76  Kristaps Nazarovs

Obránci
3  Kristers Freibergs
5  Martins Oskars Freimanis
8  Reinis Demiters
9  Paulius Rumsevicius
 23  Relfs Grinbergs
 24  Martins Kevlis
 33  Mikelis Pavelsons
 77  Vjalceslavs Minajevs
 91  Kristers Alonderis

Útočníci
 10  Bruno Zabis
 13  Deniss Vilmans
 15  Maris Dilevka
 16  Endijs Butans
 18  Ilja Zuckovs
 19  Valters Freijs
 22  Ricards Fomins
 31  Mark Kaleinikovas
 36  Romans Nekludovs
 44  Klavs  Planisc
 47  Miks Kriss Rungovskis
 50  Ricards Bulavs
 53  Karolis Krasilnikovas
 58  Martins Lavrovs
 59  Niks Zile
 90  Maris Miezis

Úspěchy

Latvijas hokeja līga:
 : 2016,
 : 2015, 2017, 2018,

Trenér

 Igors Ļebedevs (2014-2018)
 Maksims Bogdanovs (od roku 2018)

Známí bývalí hráči

 Māris Bičevskis
 Daniel Bogdziul (Lit)
 Roberts Bukarts
 Mark Kaleinikovas (Lit)

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy
Oficiální web

Lotyšské kluby ledního hokeje
Kluby ledního hokeje založené v roce 2014

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/*jshint globalstrict: true */
'use strict';

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief ArangoDB Application Launcher Utilities
///
/// @file
///
/// DISCLAIMER
///
/// Copyright 2013 triAGENS GmbH, Cologne, Germany
///
/// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
/// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
/// You may obtain a copy of the License at
///
///     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
///
/// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
/// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
/// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
/// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
/// limitations under the License.
///
/// Copyright holder is triAGENS GmbH, Cologne, Germany
///
/// @author Jan Steemann
/// @author Dr. Frank Celler
/// @author Michael Hackstein
/// @author Copyright 2014, triAGENS GmbH, Cologne, Germany
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

var joi = require("joi");
var fs = require("fs");
var _ = require('underscore');
var arangodb = require("org/arangodb");
var db = arangodb.db;
var download = require("internal").download;

var throwFileNotFound = arangodb.throwFileNotFound;
var throwDownloadError = arangodb.throwDownloadError;
var errors = arangodb.errors;
var ArangoError = arangodb.ArangoError;
var mountRegEx = /^(\/[a-zA-Z0-9_\-%]+)+$/;
var mountAppRegEx = /\/APP(\/|$)/i;
var mountNumberRegEx = /^\/[\d\-%]/;
var pathRegex = /^((\.{0,2}(\/|\\))|(~\/)|[a-zA-Z]:\\)/;

var getReadableName = function(name) {
  return name.split(/([-_]|\s)+/).map(function (token) {
    return token.slice(0, 1).toUpperCase() + token.slice(1);
  }).join(' ');
};

var getStorage = function() {
  var c = db._collection("_apps");
  if (c === null) {
    c = db._create("_apps", {isSystem: true});
    c.ensureUniqueConstraint("mount");
  }
  return c;
};

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief comparator for mount points
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

var compareMounts = function(l, r) {
  var left = l.mount.toLowerCase();
  var right = r.mount.toLowerCase();

  if (left < right) {
    return -1;
  }
  return 1;
};

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief builds a github repository URL
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function buildGithubUrl (repository, version) {
  if (version === undefined) {
    version = "master";
  }

  var urlPrefix = require("process").env.FOXX_BASE_URL;
  if (urlPrefix === undefined) {
    urlPrefix = 'https://github.com/';
  }
  return  urlPrefix + repository + '/archive/' + version + '.zip';
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief extracts the name and version from a manifest file
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function extractNameAndVersionManifest (source, filename) {
  var manifest = JSON.parse(fs.read(filename));

  source.name = manifest.name;
  source.version = manifest.version;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief processes files in a directory
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function processDirectory (source) {
  var location = source.location;

  if (! fs.exists(location) || ! fs.isDirectory(location)) {
    throwFileNotFound("'" + String(location) + "' is not a directory");
  }

  // .............................................................................
  // extract name and version from manifest
  // .............................................................................

  extractNameAndVersionManifest(source, fs.join(location, "manifest.json"));

  // .............................................................................
  // extract name and version from manifest
  // .............................................................................

  var tree = fs.listTree(location);
  var files = [];
  var i;
  var filename;

  for (i = 0;  i < tree.length;  ++i) {
    filename = fs.join(location, tree[i]);

    if (fs.isFile(filename)) {
      files.push(tree[i]);
    }
  }

  if (files.length === 0) {
    throwFileNotFound("Directory '" + String(location) + "' is empty");
  }

  var tempFile = fs.getTempFile("downloads", false);
  source.filename = tempFile;
  source.removeFile = true;

  fs.zipFile(tempFile, location, files);
  return tempFile;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief extracts the name and version from a zip
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function repackZipFile (source) {
  var i;

  var filename = source.filename;
  var path = fs.getTempFile("zip", false);

  fs.makeDirectory(path);
  fs.unzipFile(filename, path, false, true);

  // .............................................................................
  // locate the manifest file
  // .............................................................................

  var tree = fs.listTree(path).sort(function(a,b) {
    return a.length - b.length;
  });
  var found;
  var mf = "manifest.json";
  var re = /[\/\\\\]manifest\.json$/; // Windows!
  var tf;

  for (i = 0;  i < tree.length && found === undefined;  ++i) {
    tf = tree[i];

    if (re.test(tf) || tf === mf) {
      found = tf;
    }
  }

  if (found === undefined) {
    throwFileNotFound("Cannot find manifest file in zip file '" + filename + "'");
  }

  var mp;

  if (found === mf) {
    mp = ".";
  }
  else {
    mp = found.substr(0, found.length - mf.length - 1);
  }

  // .............................................................................
  // throw away source file if necessary
  // .............................................................................

  if (source.removeFile && source.filename !== '') {
    try {
      fs.remove(source.filename);
    }
    catch (err1) {
      arangodb.printf("Cannot remove temporary file '%s'\n", source.filename);
    }
  }

  delete source.filename;
  delete source.removeFile;

  // .............................................................................
  // repack the zip file
  // .............................................................................

  var newSource = { location: fs.join(path, mp) };

  processDirectory(newSource);

  source.name = newSource.name;
  source.version = newSource.version;
  source.filename = newSource.filename;
  source.removeFile = newSource.removeFile;

  // .............................................................................
  // cleanup temporary paths
  // .............................................................................

  try {
    fs.removeDirectoryRecursive(path);
  }
  catch (err2) {
    arangodb.printf("Cannot remove temporary directory '%s'\n", path);
  }
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief processes files from a github repository
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function processGithubRepository (source) {
  var url = buildGithubUrl(source.location, source.version);
  var tempFile = fs.getTempFile("downloads", false);

  try {
    var result = download(url, "", {
      method: "get",
      followRedirects: true,
      timeout: 30
    }, tempFile);

    if (result.code >= 200 && result.code <= 299) {
      source.filename = tempFile;
      source.removeFile = true;
    }
    else {
      var msg = "Could not download from repository '" + url + "'";
      if (result.hasOwnProperty('message')) {
        msg += " message: " + result.message;
      }
      throwDownloadError(msg);
    }
  }
  catch (err) {
    var msg = "Could not download from repository '" + url + "': " + String(err);
    if (err.hasOwnProperty('message')) {
      msg += " message: " + err.message;
    }
    throwDownloadError(msg);
  }

  repackZipFile(source);
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief returns all running Foxx applications
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function listJson (showPrefix, onlyDevelopment) {
  var mounts = getStorage();
  var cursor;
  if (onlyDevelopment) {
    cursor = mounts.byExample({isDevelopment: true});
  } else {
    cursor = mounts.all();
  }
  return cursor.toArray().map(function (doc) {
    return {
      mountId: doc._key,
      mount: doc.mount,
      name: doc.name,
      description: doc.manifest.description,
      author: doc.manifest.author,
      system: doc.isSystem || false,
      development: doc.isDevelopment || false,
      contributors: doc.manifest.contributors || false,
      license: doc.manifest.license,
      version: doc.version,
      path: fs.join(fs.makeAbsolute(doc.root), doc.path),
      config: getConfiguration(doc.manifest.configuration, doc.options.configuration),
      deps: getDependencies(doc.manifest.dependencies, doc.options.dependencies),
      scripts: getScripts(doc.manifest.scripts),
      collectionPrefix: showPrefix ? doc.options.collectionPrefix : undefined
    };
  });
}

function getScripts(scripts) {
  var names = {};
  _.each(scripts, function (script, name) {
    names[name] = getReadableName(name);
  });
  return names;
}

function getConfiguration(definitions, options) {
  var cfg = {};
  _.each(definitions, function (definition, name) {
    cfg[name] = _.clone(definition);
    cfg[name].title = getReadableName(name);
    cfg[name].current = options[name];
  });
  return cfg;
}

function getDependencies(definitions, options) {
  var deps = {};
  _.each(definitions, function (definition, name) {
    deps[name] = {
      definition: definition,
      title: getReadableName(name),
      current: options[name]
    };
  });
  return deps;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief prints all running Foxx applications
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function list(onlyDevelopment) {
  var apps = listJson(undefined, onlyDevelopment);

  arangodb.printTable(
    apps.sort(compareMounts),
    [ "mount", "name", "author", "description", "version", "development" ],
    {
      prettyStrings: true,
      totalString: "%s application(s) found",
      emptyString: "no applications found",
      rename: {
        "mount": "Mount",
        "name" : "Name",
        "author" : "Author",
        "description" : "Description",
        "version" : "Version",
        "development" : "Development"
      }
    }
  );
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief returns all running Foxx applications in development mode
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function listDevelopmentJson (showPrefix) {
  return listJson(showPrefix, true);
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief prints all running Foxx applications
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function listDevelopment() {
  return list(true);
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief validate the mount point of an app
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function validateMount(mount, internal) {
  if (mount[0] !== "/") {
    throw new ArangoError({
      errorNum: errors.ERROR_INVALID_MOUNTPOINT.code,
      errorMessage: "Mountpoint has to start with /."
    });
  }
  if (!mountRegEx.test(mount)) {
    // Controller routes may be /. Foxxes are not allowed to
    if (!internal || mount.length !== 1) {
      throw new ArangoError({
        errorNum: errors.ERROR_INVALID_MOUNTPOINT.code,
        errorMessage: "Mountpoint can only contain a-z, A-Z, 0-9 or _."
      });
    }
  }
  if (!internal) {
    // routes starting with _ are disallowed...
    // ...except they start with _open. the _open prefix provides a non-authenticated
    // way to access routes
    if (mount[1] === "_" && ! /^\/_open\//.test(mount)) {
      throw new ArangoError({
        errorNum: errors.ERROR_INVALID_MOUNTPOINT.code,
        errorMessage: "/_ apps are reserved for internal use."
      });
    }
    if (mountNumberRegEx.test(mount)) {
      throw new ArangoError({
        errorNum: errors.ERROR_INVALID_MOUNTPOINT.code,
        errorMessage: "Mointpoints are not allowed to start with a number, - or %."
      });
    }
    if (mountAppRegEx.test(mount)) {
      throw new ArangoError({
        errorNum: errors.ERROR_INVALID_MOUNTPOINT.code,
        errorMessage: "Mountpoint is not allowed to contain /app/."
      });
    }
  }
  return true;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief validate an app name and fail if it is invalid
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function validateAppName (name) {
  if (typeof name === 'string' && name.length > 0) {
    return;
  }

  throw new ArangoError({
    errorNum: errors.ERROR_APPLICATION_INVALID_NAME.code,
    errorMessage: errors.ERROR_APPLICATION_INVALID_NAME.message
  });
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief get the app mounted at this mount point
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function mountedApp (mount) {
  return getStorage().firstExample({mount: mount});
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief Update the app mounted at this mountpoint with the new app
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function updateApp (mount, update) {
  return getStorage().updateByExample({mount: mount}, update);
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief define validators for parameter types
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

var parameterTypes = {
  integer: joi.number().integer(),
  boolean: joi.boolean(),
  string: joi.string(),
  number: joi.number(),
  json: function (v) {return v && JSON.parse(v);}
};
parameterTypes.password = parameterTypes.string;
parameterTypes.int = parameterTypes.integer;
parameterTypes.bool = parameterTypes.boolean;

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief creates a zip archive of a foxx app. Returns the absolute path
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var zipDirectory = function(directory) {
  if (!fs.isDirectory(directory)) {
    throw directory + " is not a directory.";
  }
  var tempFile = fs.getTempFile("zip", false);

  var tree = fs.listTree(directory);
  var files = [];
  var i;
  var filename;

  for (i = 0;  i < tree.length;  ++i) {
    filename = fs.join(directory, tree[i]);

    if (fs.isFile(filename)) {
      files.push(tree[i]);
    }
  }
  if (files.length === 0) {
    throwFileNotFound("Directory '" + String(directory) + "' is empty");
  }
  fs.zipFile(tempFile, directory, files);
  return tempFile;
};

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// @brief Exports
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

exports.mountedApp = mountedApp;
exports.updateApp = updateApp;
exports.getReadableName = getReadableName;
exports.list = list;
exports.listJson = listJson;
exports.listDevelopment = listDevelopment;
exports.listDevelopmentJson = listDevelopmentJson;
exports.buildGithubUrl = buildGithubUrl;
exports.repackZipFile = repackZipFile;
exports.processDirectory = processDirectory;
exports.processGithubRepository = processGithubRepository;
exports.validateAppName = validateAppName;
exports.validateMount = validateMount;
exports.parameterTypes = parameterTypes;
exports.zipDirectory = zipDirectory;
exports.getStorage = getStorage;
exports.pathRegex = pathRegex;

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Natasha Geddie began classical training as an accordionist at the age of 3 and studied for ten years under Al Trick at the National Institute of Music in Dallas. She joined Al Trick's all adult accordion band at the age of 7 and began her career as a professional musician at the age of 18 at Six Flags Over Texas.
She has performed on stage, for television, movies and in radio commercials, and toured the former Soviet Union in 1987 with the Texas USSR Musician's Exchange as a solo classical musician. She began teaching private accordion lessons in 1988, and is a 1989 graduate of the Southeastern Paralegal Institute.
She completed an apprenticeship program with Accordion Rose (Al Trick' daughter) for basic accordion repair, which was partially sponsored by the Texas Accordion Association, a non-profit organization she and several members of the Al Trick Accordion Band started in the 1980s. She has worked in the DFW Metroplex for over thirty years as an entertainer for restaurants, weddings, Oktoberfest parties and a variety of festivals. She worked with ARTS For People from 2000 to 2011 providing music therapy for residents of local hospitals and assisted living therapy centers. She teaches keyboard accordion students at all playing levels and beginning students for the button accordion.


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India's Environment Minister Blames Chennai Floods On Climate Change
By Melissa Prax
As the Chennai floods have taken more than 260 lives, some officials blame the West for causing climate change.
While the forecast in Chennai, India, is looking drier and the city is starting to slowly repair, the worst rainfall in a century is leaving some officials wondering if it's a side effect of climate change. (Video via BBC)
Intense rains and flooding in Chennai have killed more than 260 people as of Saturday morning.
Most of the southern city was forcefully shut down by the water. Trains stations and the airport were temporarily closed, thousands were rescued as their homes were destroyed and there were large electricity outages. (Video via Lankasri)
Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar told the Hindu, "What is happening in Chennai is the result of what has happened for 150 years in the developed world. That is what has caused 0.8 degrees Celsius temperature rise. And therefore they must now take action more vigorously."
Javadekar, however, refused to address another climate change issue — the pollution in India. (Video via Zee News)
Union Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi said on Thursday that while the Western world may have been a major polluter 100 years ago, now India is a bigger polluter. (Video via NDTV)
But according to a speech made at the COP21 climate summit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the country isn't likely to change at this point.
Chennai's heavy rain was caused by an El Nino among other weather factors, according to Indian meteorologists.
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In mega-shelter for Harvey evacuees, telemedicine plans to help doctors keep up
By Leah Samuel Aug. 31, 2017
Houston's George R. Brown Convention Center has largely filled up, prompting officials to open the Dallas convention center to flood victims. Joe Raedle/Getty Images
Getting thousands of Houston-area families to shelters has been a massive humanitarian effort. But the aid doesn't end there: Many of the displaced have chronic medical conditions like asthma or injuries from recent days that need medical attention.
Providers of telemedicine are hoping technology can help step into the breach. At Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas, which has begun to take residents displaced by flooding in Houston, emergency-room doctors at Children's Health, a pediatric hospital based in Dallas, are seeing young patients remotely.
"For every adult that comes in, there will be about three children," explained Scott Summerall, spokesperson for Children's Health. "We have doctors for adults available at the shelter 24 hours a day, but we don't have as many pediatric specialists, especially at night."
And it's thanks to a recently passed law that it's even possible: In May, Texas became the last U.S. state to allow physicians to see patients by telemedicine without an initial in-person visit.
Children's Health has set up a telemedicine station at a mega-shelter in Dallas from which ER physicians at the hospital can remotely see children. Children's Health System of Texas
At the Dallas convention center, patients are slowly trickling in, many of them delayed by still-flooded roads. Plans for the "mega-shelter," however, indicate that could house up to 5,000 people in coming days and weeks.
In preparation for that, Children's Health has set up a telemedicine station from which ER physicians at the hospital can remotely see children at the shelter, via a computer monitor and specially designed equipment for measuring vital signs. The telemedicine station has been in use since Monday.
"We expect to see a lot of rashes and infections," said Dr. Stormee Williams, who oversees telemedicine at Children's Health, and who is working on-site at the shelter.
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She added that flood conditions, like mold in flooded homes, can exacerbate conditions such as asthma. In addition, floodwater may carry viruses and bacteria from dead animals, chemicals, and other contaminants that could cause serious health problems in children if they swallowed it.
"There's also behavioral health issues," Williams added. "Children are susceptible to anxiety and depression, especially in a time like this. "
And the Dallas shelter will eventually house a pharmacy, which should enable parents to fill their kids prescriptions on-site.
Dr. Maeve Sheehan, a pediatrician at Children's Health, is another of the physicians on-site at the convention center. Telemedicine has helped both the medical and nonmedical workers at the site, Sheehan said.
"We have a lot of volunteers here, and people, especially kids, get sick at night. This way they can be in touch with emergency room doctors whenever they need help."
That, Sheehan said, is a notable improvement over disaster response teams she's worked on in the past. "We didn't have telemedicine for Katrina," she said. "I was on [call] all night. This time, I don't have to be. Telemedicine makes a big difference."
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Williams said she's seen an outpouring of support from fellow physicians in the days since the storm hit.
"We have doctors around the country calling in and saying, 'I use telemedicine. How can I help?' But because they are laws and rules about who can practice where, unless they have a license in Texas, they can't do it," she said.
Still Williams hopes that the Harvey response efforts will be the beginning of telemedicine as a regular part of disaster recovery.
"I'm really excited that we're doing this," said Williams. "This is an example of how telemedicine can be used in the most extreme situations, when health care is most needed."
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Train Attacker Screams in Court, Wishes He Killed Black Victim Who Wants Him to Rot in Hell (VIDEO)
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Convicted double murderer Jeremy Christian, the 2017 Portland MAX light rail train attacker, said at the beginning of his sentencing hearing on Tuesday he should've killed one of the victims giving a statement. He minced no words after she said that she hoped he'd rot in Hell.
"I should've killed you, bitch," he told Demetria Hester (the first person to testify), as officials forced him out of the courtroom.
Christian was convicted last February of murdering Ricky Best, 53, and Taliesin Namkai-Meche, 23, and of trying to kill Micah Fletcher. The defendant was going on an Islamophobic rant at two teenage girls (one of whom was wearing a hijab) when at least two of the male victims intervened.
A professor testifying for the prosecution said at trial that Christian's views aligned with white supremacy, even though the defendant apparently insisted on Facebook that he wasn't a racist because he had Vietnamese relatives, including a half-Vietnamese nephew. Instead, Christian described himself as simply "White and a Nationalist for Vinland," according to The Oregonian.
Best and Namkai-Meche were white. So is Fletcher.
The professor, Pete Simi of Chapman University in Southern California, said it was quite common for white supremacists to dismiss racism claims.
"They will say, 'I don't hate anybody. I just love white people,'" Simi said.
Race informed even the sentencing hearing. Christian's outburst on Tuesday was in response to a statement from Hester, who is Black.
At trial, Christian was also convicted of intimidation (a hate crime) for attacking Hester the day before the 2017 fatal stabbings.
At the sentencing hearing, Hester called Christian a white supremacist and added that the defendant was essentially enabled by the authorities. She said police didn't believe her on the day Christian attacked her and refused to detain him. Instead, the responding officer asked Hester for her ID and treated her as if she was the assailant because of her race, she said.
"I blame the system for creating and facilitating people like Jeremy," she said. "And then we the community have to deal with him. Because of this system, our community was ripped and dealt a harsh reality of how white privilege is used and abused."
Hester wrapped up her statement with some visceral vocabulary. She said that Christian's mother should've "swallowed" him.
"You are a waste of breath, and when you die and go to hell, I hope you rot," she said.
"See you there, bitch," said Christian. Things escalated with him saying he wished he would've killed her.
Christian delivered his own sentencing statement outside of the courtroom. He continued to maintain the train stabbings were self-defense.
"I do regret that two people died, but I do not regret my actions that led to their deaths, nor was it my explicit intent to murder anyone, and if it had been, Micah Fletcher would most assuredly be dead," he said. "I would've stabbed him more than one time, but I stepped over him when he got off that MAX."
Christian was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday.
[Screengrab via The Oregonian]
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Alfred Korzybski was born on July 3, 1879 in Poland. Remembered for his foundational work in the philosophical and cognitive science field of general semantics, this early twentieth-century scholar coined the famous phrase "the map is not the territory" to describe his theory that representations of reality do not themselves constitute reality.
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Remembered for his foundational work in the philosophical and cognitive science field of general semantics, this early twentieth-century scholar coined the famous phrase "the map is not the territory" to describe his theory that representations of reality do not themselves constitute reality.
After studying engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology, he served in the Russian Army as a World War I-era intelligence officer. He published his debut philosophical work, Manhood of Humanity, in the early 1920s.
He founded and headed the Institute of General Semantics, which operated out of Chicago, Illinois, until the mid-1940s, at which point it transferred its headquarters to Lakeville, Connecticut.
He grew up in an affluent and highly educated family in Warsaw, Poland. He later settled in the United States and began a more than three-decade marriage to portrait Painter Mira Edgerly.
In the late 1930s, American Beat Generation author william S. Burroughs , then only twenty-five years old, attended one of Korzybski's general semantics workshops.
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By Stewart Emmens on 27 January 2012
Skin, Bones And The 'Dust Of Death'
Container for the 'Dust of Death' collected in 1859 (Stewart Emmens)
These days John Hunter (1728-1793), the celebrated surgeon, anatomist and collector, lies safely buried amongst the great and good in Westminster Abbey – not far from the likes of Ben Jonson, David Livingstone and Robert Stephenson.
This was not always the case. For over 60 years, his body lay in the vaults of London's St Martin-in-the-Fields church. Only in 1859, when the vaults were being cleared for public health reasons, were Hunter's remains reinterred in their current prestigious place.
This transfer was down to the actions of one man, Francis ('Frank') Trevelyan Buckland – surgeon, natural historian, fellow collector and general eccentric. Son of William, a leading naturalist and the Dean of Westminster, Frank was a larger than life character whose approach to recovering Hunter's body was typical. With the help of a few hired hands, he rolled up his sleeves and set to work himself.
Finding Hunter amongst the hundreds of coffins crammed in the vault took two weeks, at the beginning of which even the strong-stomached Buckland had a wobble. His diary for the first day of the search reads, "The stink awful; rather faint towards the end of the business". But he knuckled down and, ever the collector, couldn't resist nabbing a few souvenirs while he was there.
More 'Dust of Death' collected by Frank in 1859 (Stewart Emmens)
Alongside more "Dust of Death" sweepings from the church vault – a second example of which is shown above – Buckland retained some more solid remnants, such as these unusual skull fragments.
Skull fragments with "remarkable crystals" (Stewart Emmens)
But alongside the nameless human detritus, he was clearly intrigued by encounters with known individuals. Twins Robert and Daniel Perreau, infamous gentlemen criminals hanged in 1776, appear to have held a particular fascination.
Skin from a hanged man (Stewart Emmens)
Not content with the skin from the neck of one brother, on which he could still see the marks of the rope, Buckland also retrieved several neck vertebrae – described by another of his hand-written notes.
Neck bones... no longer connected (Stewart Emmens)
Surprisingly, such ad hoc 'body-snatching' was not so out of the ordinary as there is evidence of other prominent figures acquiring similarly grisly relics when presented with the opportunity. And, given that Buckland only found Hunter's remains in the second last of the 3,260 coffins in the vault, perhaps he felt entitled to some grisly mementoes from a truly grisly task.
Stewart Emmens
Curator of Community Health, he has worked in the museum for many years on a wide range of medically themed exhibitions and web resources as well as curating a number of medical collections. Main research interests are Limb prostheses, military medicine and urban public health. Recently the lead curator on our First World War centenary exhibition, Wounded: Casualty, Conflict and Care, and now one of the team developing the extensive new Medical Galleries.
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Tall, thin and aristocratic in appearance, Richard Henry Lee was a born orator. He used his hand, always wrapped in black silk due to a hunting accident, to emphasize the cadences in his remarkably musical voice. His oratory was legend – "That fine polish of language which that gentleman united with that harmonious voice so as to make me sometimes fancy that I was listening to some being inspired with more than mortal powers of embellishment" was how one observer described him.
Confrontational by nature, Richard Henry possessed a fiery, rebellious spirit. These same qualities brought him fame as a leading patriot of the day and incited the wrath of his enemies. At one point, he was "outlawed" by a proclamation of English Governor Dunmore.
In 1765, enforcement of the Stamp Act began. In response, the Lee brothers, led by Richard Henry, rallied 115 men of Westmoreland County at Leedstown on the Rappahannock River, a few miles south of Stratford. All signed the Westmoreland Resolves, co-authored by Richard Henry. The document threatened "danger and disgrace" to anyone who paid the tax. Among the signers were Richard Henry, Thomas, Francis Lightfoot, and William Lee and the four brothers of George Washington. The signing of the Westmoreland Resolves was one of the first deliberate acts of sedition against the Crown and one that placed both Richard Henry and the state of Virginia at the vanguard of the coming revolution.
In 1768, Richard Henry proposed the systematic interchange of information between the colonies. As a result, the Committees of Correspondence were formed and became a major force uniting the Americans in their desire for independence. Receiving first-hand information on the decisions of the King and Parliament from his brothers, Arthur and William, now in London, he served as a communications commander for the colonies.
By 1774, the flames of the Revolution, so faithfully fanned by the Lees, ignited the reluctant southern colonies. The call for an inter-colonial congress was made, and Richard Henry was chosen as one of the seven-man Virginia delegation to the first Continental Congress in Philadelphia. Once there, he was able to bridge the gap between the vastly different worlds of New England and the South. At the house of his sister, Alice Lee Shippen, he strengthened the bond with John and Samuel Adams and created a long-lasting friendship that transcended divisive regionalism and helped to unite the colonies as one nation.
The bill was adopted on July 2 – the formal act that dissolved the ties with England. Two days later, on July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was ratified – the American Revolution became a reality.


This entry was posted in convention and tagged convergence on July 19, 2011 by theGeneral.
[July 1 – July 3, 2005, TGN, Minneapolis, MN] Another Convergence with a ton of room parties. There were so many room parties, there were three floors worth of room parties (as opposed to the normal two floors worth). There weren't too many costumes this time though. And, no costume really hit the "oh wow" moment. Wallace and Grommit came close though… The official eZine-TGN Party Rating is in: 8 out of 10.
This entry was posted in convention and tagged convergence, scifi on June 3, 2005 by theGeneral.
[July 4 through 6, 2003, TGN, Minneapolis, MN] Well, well well. Another great CONvergence con! The only things that remains are the pictures – but hey, that's what web sites are for. This CONvergence was more exciting than last year, if memory serves correctly. (Why aren't the any pics from 2002 you ask? Well, I went to Las Vegas right after the con to go to a screenwriter's conference and guess what – I lost my camera with all of the pics! Well, gloom.) This year, my camera is safe and here are a ton of pics to make up for last year! The official eZine-TGN Party Rating is in: 9.5 out of 10! Now that's really good. (And, a hard act to follow.) See you next year!
This entry was posted in convention and tagged convergence, scifi on July 6, 2003 by theGeneral.