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Band Name The Faceless
Album Name Akeldama
Type Album
Released date 14 November 2006
Labels Sumerian Records
Produced by Michael Keene
Recorded at Keene Machine Studios
Music StyleTechnical Death
Members owning this album127
1. An Autopsy 03:11
2. Pestilence 03:54
3. All Dark Graves 03:50
4. Horizons of Chaos I: Oracle of the Onslaught 03:38
5. Horizons of Chaos II: Hypocrisy 03:43
6. Leica 05:12
7. Akeldama 05:51
8. Ghost of a Stranger 03:55
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One of the most influential records in today's death metal world
Unfortunately I was too much of a wuss to handle Akeldama when it came out. But now that it's been almost six years since its release, it's about time I reviewed it because even though this is a more recent band, this album is probably one of the most important and influential albums in today's death metal world. When kids of today think of The Faceless, the first songs that usually come to their minds are tracks like Prison Born, The Ancient Covenant, or Coldly Calculated Design. I can admit that even though Akeldama was the first Faceless album that I heard, Planetary Duality was the album I heard by them that made me piss myself. Because Planetary Duality was an album I heard before I even knew about bands like Obscura, Rings of Saturn (who probably weren't even around then), Brain Drill, and Origin, The Faceless to me was the most technical band of all-time. But even though I've been proved wrong by bands like Rings of Saturn and Obscura, The Faceless still remains in my mind to be one of the most skilled and complex death metal bands ever to come into existence (or land on this planet in this case). Planetary Duality is still my favorite Faceless album, but Akeldama has obviously has a HUGE influence on the modern death metal world, especially in the brutal death and tech death areas.
Released under the (at that time) brand new Sumerian Records, Akeldama made it obvious to everyone that there was an underlying hunger amongst the metalhead community for this type of science fiction brutality. This was proved by huge record sales, sold-out concerts only months after Akeldama's release, and an explosion of other bands following the same general musical style and lyrical themes. But I AM NOT SAYING that The Faceless STARTED this trend because bands have been doing this since Atheist started coming out with albums in the late 1980s. But enough of talking about the background behind this record, those of you that haven't heard it need to read this review because this album is not what any of us expected.
The opening track shows off the inconceivable speed that can be perfectly obtained by the entire band with lazar-precision. The first couple of seconds of the first track sound just like any other faster-than-average death metal band; that is, until you get more into the song where things start getting really abstract and weird. This is still a song that I have a hard time choking down because it's still weird to me. Mainly because it changes around so many times (maybe even too many times) that it can actually be hard to keep up with unless you're really used to this kind of music. The song goes from fast death metal to sort of an Origin-style technical sound with guitar harmonics, leading into complex kick drums and melodic parts and…I give up…I'm not even able to put it into words it's so complicated, just look up An Autopsy if you think you can handle it. I've honestly never heard a band do this before in my life (of course now I have, but I'm talking about when I gave it a second listen two years after its release).
Although most of the rest of the album isn't quite as overwhelming as the opening track, don't get the idea that the rest of the songs are boring and uncreative. There are some songs that have less technicality and…nevermind, there's no such thing as "less/no/little technicality" in this album. That's probably the reason why I couldn't handle it when I was thirteen (and still have a slightly difficult time handling it now when I actually put all my focus on the music). BUT THIS IS NOT THAT "WANKERY" TYPE OF TECHNICALITY that is played by bands like Decrepit Birth and Rings of Saturn. This is the type of technicality and complexity that is found in literally every corner and crevice in this band's music and you find literally every type of technicality that you can think of, which shows creativity that I'll probably never be able to have.
The fifth track has the Faceless sound that is widely recognized today (aka Planetary Duality). So the two-part Horizons of Chaos (tracks 4 and 5) were probably written last due to the more modern sound they have. I just realized that the reason why this album is too much for some people is probably because it's so disorganized. The music switches sounds so often and so suddenly that there's no blending or major organization efforts of any kind. It's sort of like one of those promo teasers that bands release a couple weeks before they release a new record that's just 30-second clips from each of the songs blended into one song.
My favorite tracks off of this album are Leica and Akeldama. Leica has one of those slower thrash-based sounds with tons of hidden tricks that the guitarists pull out of their sleeves. I also love Leica because of the ambient keyboards in the background that give it that "sci-fi/alien invasion" type of feel. Akeldama starts out with one of the members (probably not from this planet) speaking in (what could possibly be) his normal non-human voice, warning the humans of how little time they have left to exist. The thing that makes this song the most unique out of the whole album is that it has very profound keyobards that remind me of Emerson, Lake, and Palmer (you older guys should know who they are) and that it's really melodic! That's the thing that caught me off-guard, I was expecting another relentless brutal track, and what I was given was an experimental atmospheric melodic track that BLEW ME AWAY. This is an amazing album that everyone should listen to (and hopefully respect). I gave this album 18/20.
Other productions from The Faceless
In Becoming a Ghost
Autotheism
Planetary Duality
Demo 2006
Nightmare Fest
Albums in Technical Death
The Thin Line Between
Neuraxis
Hell on Earth
Carcariass
What Should Not Be Unearthed
Feeding the Abscess
Martyr (CAN)
Cast the First Stone
Hour Of Penance

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Topics: German elections
A quick overview of the platforms of Germany's political parties
إقرأ المزيد عن مواقف الأحزاب الألمانية السياسية من المهاجرة و اللجوء و قانون اللجوء و المواضيع الأخرى التي تخص مجتمع المهاجرين في ألمانيا
Find out where the main German political parties stand on immigration, refugees, asylum and issues that affect migrant communities.
Topics: Migrant rights
Five things you didn't know about that old man on the bike
The first issue of NANSEN Magazine is all about what it's like to be a Turk in Berlin today. For Issue 01 they've focused on Aydin Akin, a man many Berliners will recognise, even if not by name.
Topics: Refugees
Forced to relocate miles from her children's Berlin kindergarten, Halima Farah has been working to find a solution for her family. But she faces a lack of support from those entrusted with her welfare, bureaucratic delays violence and intimidation from building management.
Topics: Jobseeking
A sunny outlook for migrant jobseekers in Germany
Syrian reporter and editor Majid Albunni interviews a German migration expert about the prospects for migrants seeking work in Germany. With the right qualifications and a bit of patience, the outlook is reasonably good.
Topics: Politics
Popping the bubble: How to talk to people you don't agree with
For many people heading home last Christmas, difficult conversations about race, immigration and prejudice awaited them. Rarely do these conversations have a satisfying ending.
Topics: Collidoscope Berlin , Feminism , Women
Why feminism and hijab go together
Donald Trump will soon take over the most (seemingly) powerful office in the United States. In just one month, Vogue will launch its first ever Arabia edition. These two events are related – by hijab.
Topics: Collidoscope Berlin
When the law demands "integration"
Until now, immigration policy in Germany has followed a pathway defined by residency, employment, and citizenship restrictions. Put another way, policy has been concerned with 3 primary questions: Who is allowed to stay, who is allowed to work, and who is, ultimately, allowed to participate fully in the political process of the Federal Republic.
Ramadan with Neighbours: It's about showing up
Many of the world's cities teem with fasting bodies during the 30-odd days of the Muslim holiday of Ramadan - the holiest month in Islam. About 300,000 Muslims live in Berlin: that makes for a lot of hungry individuals during the holy month.
Wahlberliner, it's time to wahl!
If you've been holding off registering your address at the Bürgeramtafter hearing about the difficulty of securing an appointment or long waiting times, this week is an excellent time to get the job done.
A political campaign worth your time
When Berliners voted to protect Tempelhofer Feld as a public park in 2014, it was seen as a key success for direct democracy.
Topics: Fairplanet , Sustainability
There is such a thing as a free lunch in Berlin
In the interest of reducing food waste, a Berlin initiative is connecting a system of publicly accessible fridges where people can safely drop off their leftovers in order to feed more hungry mouths.
Topics: Migration Persuasions
The Strength in What Remains
According to a recent UNICEF report children now make up more than half of the world's refugee population.


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Marshall Paul focuses his practice on counseling businesses, health care concerns and professionals with respect to limited liability company matters, general corporate matters, joint ventures, acquisitions and sales, fiduciary duty issues and financings. His clients include large-scale health care providers, technology companies, distributors, service providers and manufacturers of various sizes, as well as individual health care professionals and other professionals.
A co-author of the Maryland Limited Liability Company Act, he served on the American Bar Association committee that drafted the ABA's original Prototype Limited Liability Company Act. Marshall has lectured both locally and nationally regarding limited liability companies and other legal matters. He has co-authored numerous articles on limited liability companies and other legal matters, as well as a widely-used book on limited liability companies. For a complete list of Marshall's published works and presentations, please click here.
Marshall served for ten years as an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland Law School, where he lectured on partnerships, corporations and limited liability companies.
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Paul quoted in Daily Record on gift to Stevenson University
Litigation team wins dismissal of class action for Medifast Inc.
Marshall Paul comments on MSBA's decision to take over MICPEL and provide CLE to attorneys
Fifty-Three Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr Attorneys Named to The Best Lawyers in America 2019
Marshall Paul Awarded the Annual James J. Hanks, Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award
Fourteen Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr Attorneys Named to the 2018 Maryland Super Lawyers List
46 Saul Ewing Attorneys Included on 2018 Best Lawyers in America list
2019 Health Care Predictions
Maryland Appellate Court Says "No De Facto Series LLC"
Board of Directors' Response to Shareholder Demand Not Subject to Heightened Boland Scrutiny
Oppressed Shareholders Don't Always Get the Relief They May Deserve
Del. Chancery Court Hints that Persons Other than "Managers" May Owe Fiduciary Duties to an LLC
When a Physician May Refuse to Treat a Patient
Paul Discusses LLCs at MD Bar Association Event
Seminar, Webinar & Podcast
Saul Ewing's Emerging Companies Roundtable Discussion, April 3, 2014
2014 Emerging Companies Roundtable Series
Paul Presents LLC Law Lecture to Bar Association of Baltimore City
Paul participates in Strafford webinar on LLC member withdrawal, resignation and dissociation
Credentials and Accolades
Recipient of the Annual James J. Hanks, Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award, The Maryland Bar Business Law Section, 2018
Named the "2012 Washington/Baltimore Corporate Law Lawyer of the Year," The Best Lawyers in America
Recipient of The Daily Record's "Leadership in Law" Award, 2011
Selected for inclusion in Maryland Super Lawyers Magazine, 2010 to present
Named one of "Maryland's Legal Elite" by Baltimore SmartCEO, 2010
Named to The Best Lawyers in America list, Corporate Law, 2009 to present
Member, Executive Committee, Board of Governors of Maryland State Bar Association, 2012-2013, 2015-present
Member, Executive Council, Bar Association of Baltimore City, 2012-2013, 2015-present
Board of Governors, Maryland State Bar Association, 2009-2011
Past Chair, Business Law Section, Maryland State Bar Association
Member, Board of Directors, First Tee of Baltimore
Member, Board of Advisors, Journal of Limited Liability Companies, Warren Gorham & Lamont, 1994-1998
Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Limited Liability Entities Newsletter, 1995
Co-Reporter for Maryland, State Limited Liability Company Laws, Aspen Publishers, 1994-present
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LL.M., Georgetown University Law Center
J.D., University of Maryland School of Law
B.A., The Johns Hopkins University
Twelve Saul Ewing attorneys contribute to book covering the A To Z's of medical device product development and marketing
Five Saul Ewing attorneys write chapters for book on commercializing pharmaceuticals
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Egyptian politician, athlete, and explorer, was born in Bulaq on 31 October 1889. He was the son of Shaykh Muhammad Hasanayn of al-Azhar and the grandson of Admiral Ahmad Pasha Mazhar Hasanayn. Hasanayn received his early education in Cairo, then at Balliol College, Oxford. A skilled fencer, in 1920 he captained the Egyptian team at the Olympic Games in Brussels. In the early 1920s, he was commissioned by King Fuʾad to explore Egypt's Western Desert. The Lost Oases (1925) is his own account of his expedition of 1923 on which he traveled from Egypt's Mediterranean coast through the Libyan Desert, discovering the "lost" oases of Arkenu and Ouenat, and for which he received the Founder's Medal of Britain's Royal Geographical Society. In the hope of establishing a long-distance flight record, in 1929 he learned to fly; plagued by malfunctioning aircraft, he eventually abandoned the effort.
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Tuesday November 27th at 6:30 I will be speaking about my book at the Mid-Manhattan Branch of the New York City Public Library. It's the building on the southeast corner of 40th Street and Fifth Avenue, across from the big marble building with the famous lions. It's free!
First time I've read your blog. Can you explain what you mean by Collection Manager?
Thank you Anna. Good luck with your blog!


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Tatwine
Tatwine[a] (c. 670–734) was the tenth Archbishop of Canterbury from 731 to 734. Prior to becoming archbishop, he was a monk and abbot of a Benedictine monastery. Besides his ecclesiastical career, Tatwine was a writer, and riddles he composed survive. Another work he composed was on the grammar of the Latin language, which was aimed at advanced students of that language. He was subsequently considered a saint.
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Tatwine was a Mercian by birth.[3] His epigraph at Canterbury stated that when he died he was in old age, so perhaps he was born around 670.[4] He became a monk at the monastery at Breedon-on-the-Hill in the present-day County of Leicestershire,[3][5] and then abbot of that house.[6] Through the influence of King Æthelbald he was appointed as Archbishop of Canterbury in 731 and was consecrated on 10 June 731.[7][8] He was one of a number of Mercians who were appointed to Canterbury during the 730s and 740s.[9] Apart from his consecration of the Bishops of Lindsey and Selsey in 733, Tatwine's period as archbishop appears to have been uneventful.[4] He died in office on 30 July 734.[7] Later considered a saint, his feast day is 30 July.[10]
WritingsEdit
Bede's commentary on Tatwine calls him a "vir religione et Prudentia insignis, sacris quoque literis nobiliter instructus" (a man notable for his prudence, devotion and learning). These qualities were displayed in the two surviving manuscripts of his riddles and four of his Ars Gramattica Tatuini.[4][11] The Ars is one of only two surviving eighth-century Latin grammars from England,[11] and was based on the works of Priscian and Consentius. The riddles deal with such diverse topics as philosophy and charity, the five senses and the alphabet, and a book and a pen.[4] The riddles are formed in acrostics.[12] The grammar is a reworking of Donatus's Ars Minor with the addition of information drawn from other grammarians. It was not designed for a newcomer to the Latin language, but is designed for more advanced students.[13] It covers the eight parts of speech through illustrations drawn from classical scholars, although not directly but through other grammatical works. There are also some examples drawn from the Psalms. The work was completed before he became archbishop, and was used not only in England but also on the continent.[14] A recent edition of his works is Tatuini Opera omnia, published in 1968 with some translations into English and German from the original Latin.[15]
^ Sometimes Tatwin, Tatuini, or Tadwinus[1]
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^ a b Farmer Oxford Dictionary of Saints pp. 492–493
^ Hutchison-Hall, John (2014). Orthodox Saints of the British Isles: Volume III, July-September. p. 81. ISBN 9780692257661.
^ a b Brooks Early History of the Church of Canterbury p. 80
^ a b c d Lapidge "Tatwine" Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
^ Yorke Kings and Kingdoms p. 31
^ Stenton Anglo-Saxon England p. 183
^ a b Fryde, et al. Handbook of British Chronology p. 213
^ Kirby Earliest English Kings p. 113
^ Williams Kingship and Government p. 24
^ Walsh New Dictionary of Saints p. 571
^ a b Law "Transmission" Revue d'Histoire des Textes p. 281
^ Lapidge "Tatwine" Blackwell Encyclopedia of Anglo-Saxon England
^ Brooks Early History of the Church of Canterbury pp. 98–99
^ Blair World of Bede pp. 246–247
^ World Cat "Tatuini Opera omnia" World Cat Catalogue
Blair, Peter Hunter (1990) [1970]. The World of Bede (Reprint ed.). Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-39819-3.
Brooks, Nicholas (1984). The Early History of the Church of Canterbury: Christ Church from 597 to 1066. London: Leicester University Press. ISBN 0-7185-0041-5.
Farmer, David Hugh (2004). Oxford Dictionary of Saints (Fifth ed.). Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-860949-0.
Fryde, E. B.; Greenway, D. E.; Porter, S.; Roy, I. (1996). Handbook of British Chronology (Third revised ed.). Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-56350-X.
Kirby, D. P. (2000). The Earliest English Kings. New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-24211-8.
Lapidge, Michael (2001). "Tatwine". In Lapidge, Michael; Blair, John; Keynes, Simon; Scragg, Donald (eds.). The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Anglo-Saxon England. Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishing. p. 440. ISBN 978-0-631-22492-1.
Lapidge, Michael (2004). "Tatwine (d. 734)" ((subscription or UK public library membership required)). Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/26998. Retrieved 7 November 2007.
Law, V. (1979). "The Transmission of the Ars Bonifacii and the Ars Tatuini". Revue d'Histoire des Textes. 9: 281–288.
Stenton, F. M. (1971). Anglo-Saxon England (Third ed.). Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-280139-5.
Walsh, Michael J. (2007). A New Dictionary of Saints: East and West. London: Burns & Oats. ISBN 0-86012-438-X.
Williams, Ann (1999). Kingship and Government in Pre-Conquest England c. 500–1066. London: MacMillan Press. ISBN 0-333-56797-8.
World Cat. "Tatuini Opera omnia". World Cat Catalogue. World Cat. Retrieved 6 March 2011.
Yorke, Barbara (1997). Kings and Kingdoms of Early Anglo-Saxon England. New York: Routledge. p. 31. ISBN 0-415-16639-X.
Law, Vivien (1977). "The Latin and Old English glosses in the Ars Tatuini". Anglo-Saxon England 6. pp. 77–89.
Tatwine 2 at Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England
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I've watched every one season of Survivor, but never pay much attention to the contestants backgrounds. So imagine my surprise when I'm watching the finale and the camera pans on the crowd in San Mateo cheer for Yul Kwon's victory. For those that missed it, he was an ideal competitor. He always had the right thing to say and could work himself out of any jam.
Read the rest about Yul Kwon and his victory at The SF Gate.
I was pulling for Yul to win from day one. Guess it's the Stanford love….;). Given how sharp the guy is, he could already be living in a house. Maybe he'll just have to upgrade!
I didn't realize he was local until the awards show. I'm pretty sure he has a house, but that didn't make for an exciting post.
I was actually rooting for Ozzie. I thought he played equally well, but could use the money more. That's been a factor in the past.


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L'ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts, is the first to welcome the general public into the jewellery arts. The school was created thanks to the support of Van Cleef & Arpels. L'ÉCOLE is located on Place Vendôme, where the spirit of jewellery is in the air, in an 18th-century mansion that embodies the French artistic tradition. The school's international vocation leads it to travel all around the world to share jewellery knowledge, where it meets an ever-increasingly diverse audience.
Created by the initiative of Van Cleef & Arpels, L'ÉCOLE offers introductory and experimentation courses à la carte, in France and abroad, focusing on unlocking the secrets of the world of jewellery. L'ÉCOLE offers an exclusive program revolving around three main themes: savoir-faire, history of jewellery, and the universe of gemstones.
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Home > News > Former Pupil Joins Academies� Coaching Team
Playing rugby has been part of Old Ellesmerian Sam Lewis� life since he started school and soon afterwards joined Shrewsbury Rugby Club. After three years at the Corbett School in Baschurch, a Rugbyclass course during the summer holidays drew Sam to Ellesmere College. He joined as a Rugby Academy Scholar in Year 10 and played for the 1st XV in the Sixth Form. Having played for Shropshire and the North Midlands at every level from the age of 13, reaching the England Schools� Team aged 16, since leaving in 2008 Sam Lewis joined the Worcester Warriors Academy, playing a number of games in the Guinness Premiership A League.
Following some part-time coaching at Malvern College, Sam decided to pursue coaching qualifications and returned to Ellesmere College last October to set-up training sessions at the School for members of the Rugby Academy. The advantage of these sessions to improve strength and conditioning was swiftly recognised by the Director of the Tennis Academy and the Titans Swimming Club and in the last few months, the number of sessions has grown to 6 a week.
Sam will be joining members of the Ellesmere College Academies� Coaching Team on Saturday 30th January for the School�s Academy Day when he will be running a conditioning session.
Paul Goodwin explained, �Since the day I first met Sam when he was 15 years old, he has always demonstrated his passion for rugby in all that he has done to further his talent. We are absolutely delighted that he has returned to the School to offer his support with individuals� development of their chosen sport. He is an inspiration to many of our pupils and brings much to the coaching team.�
Children aged between 8 and 16 are encouraged to join the Academy Day at Ellesmere College to understand the opportunity that exists to combine their education whilst realizing their talent in cricket, rugby, swimming, tennis. For more information about the Ellesmere College Academy Day, click here.
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You could fill in a questionnaire to see if you, as a guy, would be accepted - of which the vast bulk of questions are about what car you drive. If you answer it; "Thank you for submitting your answers. We do not recommend that you hold your breath."
"You're the creme de la creme, so why can't you seem to meet the creme de la men? That's what I ask myself every day, especially when my date shows up at the door with candy-colored carnations. Well, I'm not the type to mope. I'd rather complain, and then do something about the situation.
"THE SELECTIVE SOULMATE offers a stylish online environment where quality guys can connect with upscale girls like me and my friends. If you are between the ages of 16 and 18 (attention creepy old men, my cousin works for the FBI) and you think that you have what it takes to date one of us, fill out our questionnaire and see if you make the grade. We will contact you as soon as we're done reviewing your credit rating and background check (did I mention my cousin works for the FBI?).
"And girls, why don't you try one of those matchmaking sites with tacky MIDI music and clip art of baby cupids? They'll let anyone in."
"Click here to meet the girl of your dreams, assuming you don't have those dreams on some tacky futon."
They say you have to love yourself before you can love someone else, so there's no doubt I'm ready for a relationship. Some guys find me intimidating and judgmental, but that's their problem. I like the idea of long walks on the beach but in reality they make your hair frizzy.
Interests: Gemstone identification, the tragic life and death of Princess Di, debating the difference between trouser socks and knee-highs.
Relationship goals: I hope to meet my other half, start a family, and buy a house you can't see from the road.
My ideal man: Someone who will treat me with respect and devotion, even on those days when I can't stand the sight of his fat stupid face.
Are You Out There? Helloooo?
I have a very steady hand when it comes to putting on eyeliner and I can count to five in three languages (or is it three in five languages?). I think I want to do something in the fashion world, like be a model or design bows.
Interests: Grooming (especially buffing), the tragic life and death of Selena, varieties of lettuce.
Relationship goal: I am looking for a serious long term relationship of at least three months.
My ideal man: Is comfortable in both jeans and a tuxedo, but not at the same time. That would just be weird.
I am an open and caring individual. Some people say I'm too open and caring. Sometimes I worry they may be right. Some people say I worry too much. At least I think they do, although I might be projecting. Sometimes I project too much.
Interests: Aromatherapy, the tragic life and death of Margaux Hemingway, collecting fragile glass animals, assertiveness training.
Relationship goal: I'd like to meet someone to grow old with. A plastic surgeon would be helpful in this area.
My ideal man: Will accept me as I am. Unless you'd like me better if I were different. What should I change?
Femme Fantastique Seeks Same, But A Guy!
I have been told that I am cute (like constantly) and upbeat. I am an eternal optimist: the glass is always half full, not half empty. But either way, can you get me another soda?
Interests: Fine dining, the tragic life and death of JFK Jr., animal rights (but none of that paint-throwing stuff), Pilates.
Relationship goal: To find an equal partner in life to share everything with, except the closets where I need at least 75 percent.
My ideal man: I am looking for my knight in shining armor. A flat area on the armor would be helpful for fixing lipstick.
This low-maintenance girl with glasses could be cute if she would just try. We hate it when she's home on Saturday night and giving us "that look." She has a boyfriend but he's cheap: he just comes over and they order pizza and make fun of us double so we're lining up replacements. If you step up to the plate, we'll make it worth your while.
Interests: Ridicule, sarcasm, withering comments.
Relationship goal: She'd probably be pretty happy with someone she'd never have to see or speak to.
My ideal man: Would go to the ends of the earth for her, and preferably take her with him.
"1. If you receive an e-mail and are not interested, respond with a polite "thanks, but no thanks." Comments like "Keep dreaming, ape boy" are inappropriate.
"2. Do not reply to ads with a form letter. Take the time to compose a personal response, or at least change the color of the type.
"3. Don't lie about your appearance. It may create an awkward situation when you finally meet, especially if you said you are good-looking and you're not. The other way around is probably okay, because you would never get to meet me anyway so I wouldn't know you were lying after all.
"4. It's considered proper to correspond with or contact more than one person at a time. If they turn out to be the same person with two screen names, they owe you two dates.
"5. It is a bad idea to dump someone by e-mail. Doing it by phone or in person is so much more satisfying."
"As you enter the world of Internet dating, it's important to be cautious and careful. Always trust your instincts. I once did and somehow I just knew Cashman's had reduced all cashmere 50 percent and got there before anyone else.
"2. Don't believe everything you read. Some people make themselves sound better than they are, like saying that they're rich when they're really upper middle class.
"3. If a guy tells you not to call him at home that could mean he's married or trying to hide something, like a stupid answering machine message.
"4. Don't put personal information in your ad like your telephone number or last name or locker combination.
"5. In you decide to meet in person, choose a public place and bring along a chaperone. Make sure the chaperone is a cute guy, so you have backup if it doesn't work out. "
"Internet dating may seem awkward and intimidating at first but it has proven successful for many a couple, including Tina and Steven Perlite.
"They met in an online chat room for mosaic enthusiasts. "Tina was an expert on pique assiette, a form of mosaic using smashed crockery, and although I prefer the regularity of mass-produced tile we really hit it off," says Steven, who's kind of, um, a nerd. "And her spelling was excellent."
""The first time we spoke on the phone we talked for 36 hours straight and I totally forgot to monitor my low blood sugar," gushes Tina, who's sort of a bit Pointdextery. "I forgot to eat, passed out, and had to be revived by EMS, but it was worth it."
"Romance blossomed and they fell in love without even knowing what the other one looked like, which is so totally romantic and I wish could happen to me so I wouldn't always be worried about whether my hair is flat from too much conditioner.
""We are celebrating our one year anniversary this month and soon will be hearing the pitter patter of little feet," adds Tina. "We plan to adopt a pug and dress it up in funny clothes and take it to tea parties."
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One mask after another: Santa Clarita resident honors her mom while giving back to the community
To anyone else it might just be an outdated sewing machine. But for one Santa Clarita resident, it is how she is honoring her mother and spreading kindness throughout the community.
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"I am so proud of you for taking care of the kids. Go get that sewing machine that you've always wanted," the note read.
Santa Clarita mother Jamie Worcester discovered this note on the 26-year-old sewing machine she found inside her parents' house. The note was written by her dad to her mom in 1994.
Worcester stresses that this was one of many gestures that shows the true testament of her parent's love, through all of their hardships.
To anyone else this might be just an outdated sewing machine. For Worcester, it is what she uses to sew for hours a day, specifically since the Safer at Home regulations began. This has allowed her to make over 600 masks for the community, free of charge.
Jamie Worcester's 26-year-old sewing machine that belonged to her mother
Every mask she sews is made with the thought of her mom in mind, she said. Replacing the machine with a more modern one might make her job easier, but there is nothing that can replace the history and sentiment behind it.
"My sewing machine, well, her sewing machine, is on its last leg too," Worcester said.
Her mom, Leslie Worcester, suffers from Alzheimer's and no longer remembers how to sew or who her family is. Worcester first noticed her mom showing signs of the disease when she was 13, and based on the natural course of Alzheimer's her mom may only have a few more years left.
Worcester was a full-time caretaker for her mom, but as her condition worsened, she decided the best thing to do for her mother and her family was to place her in a board and care facility.
Because of social distancing restrictions, she hasn't been able to visit her mom. This is why the opportunity to recreate memories in the spirit of her is so important.
"Just sitting down at the sewing machine reminds me of watching her and it is sentimental for me. Every stitch is love," Worcester said.
The project is represented with "#LesliesMaskProject," in honor of her mom. She knows that if she was able, her mom would be doing anything she could to help the community in a time like this.
Worcester has helped hundreds of residents and essential workers get masks they need for their safety. However, spreading kindness is nothing new to her.
"I just wake up and put my yoga pants on like every other woman and try my best," Worcester said. "Sometimes that means we all sit together and watch movies all day in our jammies and other days we actually get to make a difference in peoples' lives."
Her dream has always been to be a pediatric nurse, because she is driven to pursue a lifetime of giving back, no matter how the field or the world is changing.
Being a mom to two young children, she teaches them the importance of spreading kindness wherever they go. She believes small gestures, such as leaving a dollar at the vending machine, can go a long way.
Worcester's 5-year-old daughter also longs to create more memories with her grandma as she awaits her return from what Worcester explained to her, was "a long sleepover." This inspired her to teach her daughter how to use the sewing machine so she can become the third generation to learn from it and keep her grandma's legacy alive.
(Left) A old picture of Worcester's mom with her daughter. (Middle) Worcester's daughter with the first pillowcase she sewed. (Right) Worcester's daughter sewing using the two decade old sewing machine that belongs to her grandma
One memory that has been threaded through all three of their lives is the Halloween costume Worcester's mom sewed for her when she was young. That same costume was passed down to her own daughter to wear.
Worcester's daughter when she was a baby wearing the same Halloween costume her mom made for her as a child.
If you are interested in getting a mask as apart of #LesliesMaskProject, you can contact her through Facebook @JamieWorcester. She completes orders on a first come first serve basis. Although she does not charge, donations are accepted and appreciated as they go towards paying it forward for someone else's mask.
That is so awesome of you!! I'm sorry you can't see your mom, hope you will be able to soon!! It's sad and hard. What a lovely idea to keep your memories going and the legacy. His Bless You!!
That was God Bless You!! On my previous reply.
Tracy Michaelis says:
What a wonderful story, and an incredible contribution to our community.
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What is it like to live the life of your dreams? A chance to do what you always wanted, without much interference and obstructions. A life worth documenting, for yourself of course. A life that inspires many others to be like you. The world is a rat race. People are not happy with what they have. Happiness! Well, it's a subjective term. What make you happy might not work for others.
One more year has bled away. At the end of every year, I analyze all the good and bad things that occurred over and jot down the points where I lagged and need improvisation. It serves as the perfect documentation of the things to be looked back and the things to look forward to. Akin to the performance review system being done in companies during fiscal time of the year, the only difference is that here I am the person sitting with open mind on both sides of the table.
Many of them I have realized, yet I yearn for more.
In my quest to seek the meaning of life and henceforth happiness, I picked up new things, met people I never saw before, traveled places I had never been. This year, being less incoherent than the last, enlightened me about the things that I can pursue for long, as opposed to my other hobbies that didn't live long enough to see light of another year. As I inch towards seeing 5 summers at Microsoft, I finally have the answer to the very question that was itching in mind since quite sometime.
2017 was the year of travel. 2 business trips to Redmond and 3 personal trips totaling 64 days, out of which I spent 49 days outside India, walking on the foreign soil. I traveled to Spiti (Himalayas) and my long time dream destination Iceland. I learned what is it like to wander in complete wilderness in dark to chase something of value. Traveling has taught me to look life from a different perspective altogether. I now know that happiness does not always scream for money.
As I am aging (unfortunately), I realize that my interests are inclined more towards the artistic aspects of life. Artists are usually socially deprived and I am afraid to not become one.
Who knows, there may be no tomorrow.
This year, I focused on improvising the skills I picked up in 2016 and made good progress in it. I explored fashion and landscapes. My photography, if not great, has got some recognition and won award. I did photoshoot of a guy who stood second rank in Star Life Mr India 2017 and my work was published in local newspapers.
Picture on the left won national award in reflection category in Photofie.
My Aurora Borealis capture from Iceland has been nominated as Mentor's choice in Camarena Academy and World Photographic Forum. It is not a big deal, but I am happy because it's been just 16 months since I started capturing.
While I am writing all this, I ask myself a very basic question. "Would my life be the same if I hadn't met that accident?". You might have guessed the correct answer.
Each phase of life is like a gift wrapped beautifully. You don't know what you are going to find inside. Some of them can render you with packets of joy and happiness. While others can turn into your darkest nightmare. What most people usually don't pay attention to is that you can always learn something, if not cherish.
If you do something, put your heart and soul in it. Make sure the the result is worth the efforts.
Raining was incessant that day. Clouds were roaring as if whole sky were to fall down. Amidst the shine of lightning and sound of raindrops striking the window, Mary was laughing insanely on a joke told by her boyfriend Peter on phone. "And you know what, that poor guy kept waiting for her forever while she was enjoying the romantic weather of Paris.", they cracked again.
Another lightning flashed and the electricity was gone. Intensity of rain increased. It was as if cloud and lightning were competing with each other on who could scare the people more by its power. If there was anything in world Mary was afraid of, it was the darkness. Her mind started filling with all the dark thoughts. Had it not been Peter on the phone comforting her the whole time, she would have gone crazy. Even though she was living in that place for years, she still had nightmares in some of dark nights. Her hometown was known for witnessing extreme weather conditions and electricity was kind of boon. Her parents were divorsed and her dad used to be away most of the nights due to some business work. All she had got was Peter, who used to add relief to her crazy nights.
"Mary, look through the window", Peter's tone was loud and clear.
There was a long flashing light coming from the uphill. "Is it really what I'm seeing, a comet?", Mary asked. Her voice was mixed with shock and surprise.
"Yes, and you know what does that mean?". Although she couldn't see him, but she could clearly picture his smiling face.
"Do you really believe in all these stuffs?". "My dad says it is a superstition", she further added.
"You never know until you try".
"I just made a wish", he was beaming with joy. "Make yours quickly before it's gone".
She closed her eyes and whispered something.
"What did you ask for?". Peter was jumping with joy.
"We shouldn't reveal our wishes, else they are not fulfilled", she chirped.
"But promise me that you would tell me when it becomes true".
"Is there anything that I haven't told you about?". "I can't even imagine my life without you", her tone was serious and filled with love.
"Hey Mary! I got to tell you something".
"Not now, sometime later when the time will be right". "Now go to sleep. It's late".
The clock striked 12. It was her birthday. She usually didn't get many wishes. But one birthday wish was enough for her.
"It's been 5 minutes. Still no call from him. Stupid, forgot my birthday again", her heart was racing.
Then she heard the doorbell. Her mobile screen lit up and read the message, "Open the door".
He was outside, standing completely drenched in rain. He smiled, screamed "Happy birthday, girl!" and asked, "Won't you welcome me in?".
Oh! She was so shocked and surprised that she couldn't think a bit about him being waiting outside in the rain.
"Yes, yes, please come inside".
Before she could complete her sentence, he put his lips on hers and kissed like a warrior thirsty of blood since centuries. She had never experienced something like this before. It was hot, wet and full of love.
He continued. "Mary, this is the only gift I got for you. I just want to tell you that my love for has no boundaries. It is as pure as the morning dew, as bold as a mountain, as innocent as a cocoon and as selfless as moon", he was going poetic.
Rain drops were dripping his chin. "You will get cold. Wait here. I will bring the towel and something hot to drink", she commanded, left him in the hallway and moved quickly upstairs.
While she was in her living room, she could hear him singing something. Oh! This was a song from Romeo and Juliet.
She was humming with him when her landline rang.
She couldn't hear the whole conversation. Her hands were shivering. The phone slipped from her fingers.
She started thinking backwards. Although she got a message, there was no mobile with him. She couldn't see his motor bike outside the house. And his his face was white and fingers cold. Had her wish come true?
Fast forward 5 years, the clock striked 12:05 again and she heard the door bell. But she is too scared to open the door. Seems like his love for her draws him to her home on her every birthday. The boy who used to comfort her in crazy nights has given her the worst nightmare. Perhaps, she won't be able to sleep on her birthday night ever.
I won't ask how are you, because I know you would be gleaming with happiness living in your beautiful world. And I wish you to be always the same. I won't ask you about your whereabouts either, because it will tempt me to follow you no matter how far you are.
Do you remember the first day we met and I had almost evinced that I like you until you told me something that stopped me right there? Since that moment, I never stopped loving you. Day after day after day, it just kept on growing stronger. My love for you is like sleep. It started slowly and I fell all at once. People say there is no magic in this world. They just don't look for it in the right place.
Days bled into years. There are things in life which are hard to change. Yes, "The fault in our stars" is still my favorite and no matter how many times I watch it, my heart takes control over my brain and I think of nothing but you. I dated many gorgeous girls, yet my heart longs for you. I traveled places to look for someone like you, yet when I see pictures of us, my breathes skip.
Just wanted to let you know, you are the only love of my life. Hope someday you will understand my feelings and that day would be the second happiest day of my life.
That little encounter soon progressed to long hour chats. They talked about everything. He never met someone like her before. Her curiosity to know things, her sense of humour, her laugh, her smile. Unlike him, she was not very punctual. May be that's how girls are. When she didn't show up on time, he used to get frustrated. But her one cute smile would melt away all the anger. With each passing day, he felt like she is in his breathes. She was the sugar of his coffee. The words of his book. His life without her was meaningless.
Talking to her, hours would dissolve into minutes. There was hardly a day he spent without talking to her. She had become an addiction. He wasn't sure if this was how being intoxicated felt like. If this was addiction, he would happily embrace it for the rest of his life.
When you talk with someone for quite long, chances are your topics will decay, unless you know how to talk cheesy. And he was an expert in that.
"Nope. Need to wind up few things for the morning lab", her voice was exhaustive.
"My god! Why do you study so much?".


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Graduate schools at three S.C. universities - USC, Clemson, and MUSC - were ranked among the country's best by U.S. News and World Report.
The Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina tied for the No. 71 spot on the overall Best Business Schools list. USC's International MBA program ranked No. 1 in that subcategory, while its part-time MBA program tied for 24th in that specialty.
On the master's degree list, MUSC tied for the 34th spot, USC tied at No. 58, and Clemson tied for 149th place. Overall, Johns Hopkins ranked No. 1, followed by the University of Pennsylvania, and the University of California – San Francisco.
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package com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.dataquery.service.impl;

import java.io.Serializable;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.PreparedStatement;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import javax.sql.DataSource;

import org.apache.commons.collections.CollectionUtils;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.jdbc.core.JdbcTemplate;
import org.springframework.jdbc.core.PreparedStatementCreator;
import org.springframework.jdbc.core.RowCallbackHandler;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;
import org.springframework.util.StringUtils;

import com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.dataquery.service.DataQueryService;
import com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.isservice.meta.SqlQuery;
import com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.isservice.search.agg.AggregateCompute;
import com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.qsservice.query.vo.QueryRequest;
import com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.resultset.TesseractResultSet;
import com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.resultset.isservice.Meta;
import com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.resultset.isservice.ResultRecord;
import com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.resultset.isservice.SearchResultSet;
import com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.util.isservice.LogInfoConstants;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;

/**
 *
 * SQLDataQueryService的实现类
 *
 * @author lijin
 *
 */
@Service("sqlDataQueryService")
public class SqlDataQueryServiceImpl implements DataQueryService {
    /**
     * LOGGER
     */
    private static final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(SqlDataQueryServiceImpl.class);
    /**
     * jdbcTemplate
     */
    private JdbcTemplate jdbcTemplate = null;

    /**
     *
     * initJdbcTemplate
     *
     * @param dataSource
     *            dataSource
     */
    private void initJdbcTemplate(DataSource dataSource) {
        if (jdbcTemplate == null || !this.jdbcTemplate.getDataSource().equals(dataSource)) {
            this.jdbcTemplate = null;
            jdbcTemplate = new JdbcTemplate(dataSource);
        }

    }

    @Override
    public List<Map<String, Object>> queryForListWithSql(String sql, DataSource dataSource) {
        LOGGER.info(String.format(LogInfoConstants.INFO_PATTERN_FUNCTION_BEGIN,
            "queryForListWithSql", "[sql:" + sql + "][dataSource:" + dataSource + "]"));
        initJdbcTemplate(dataSource);
        LOGGER.info(String.format(LogInfoConstants.INFO_PATTERN_FUNCTION_END,
            "queryForListWithSql", "[sql:" + sql + "][dataSource:" + dataSource + "]"));
        return this.jdbcTemplate.queryForList(sql);

    }

    /**
     * getter method for property jdbcTemplate
     *
     * @param dataSource
     *            获取某数据源下的jdbcTemplate
     * @return the jdbcTemplate
     */
    @Override
    public JdbcTemplate getJdbcTemplate(DataSource dataSource) {
        this.initJdbcTemplate(dataSource);
        return jdbcTemplate;
    }

    /*
     * (non-Javadoc)
     *
     * @see
     * com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.dataquery.service.DataQueryService
     * #queryForDocListWithSQLQuery
     * (com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.isservice.meta.SQLQuery,
     * javax.sql.DataSource, long, long)
     */
    @Override
    public TesseractResultSet queryForDocListWithSQLQuery(SqlQuery sqlQuery, DataSource dataSource, long limitStart,
            long limitEnd) {
        LOGGER.info(String.format(LogInfoConstants.INFO_PATTERN_FUNCTION_BEGIN, "queryForDocListWithSQLQuery",
                "[sqlQuery:" + sqlQuery + "][dataSource:" + dataSource + "][limitStart:" + limitStart + "][limitEnd:"
                        + limitEnd + "]"));
        long current = System.currentTimeMillis();

        TesseractResultSet result = new SearchResultSet(querySqlList(sqlQuery, dataSource, limitStart, limitEnd));
        LOGGER.info(String.format(LogInfoConstants.INFO_PATTERN_FUNCTION_END, "queryForDocListWithSQLQuery",
                "[sqlQuery:" + sqlQuery + "][dataSource:" + dataSource + "][limitStart:" + limitStart + "][limitEnd:"
                        + limitEnd + "] cost" + (System.currentTimeMillis() - current + "ms!")));
        return result;
    }

    /**
     * 通过数据库查询指定SQL,并转换成resultRecord list
     * @param sqlQuery
     * @param dataSource
     * @param limitStart
     * @param limitEnd
     * @return
     */
    private LinkedList<ResultRecord> querySqlList(SqlQuery sqlQuery, DataSource dataSource, long limitStart,
            long limitEnd) {
        LOGGER.info(String.format(LogInfoConstants.INFO_PATTERN_FUNCTION_BEGIN, "querySqlList", "[sqlQuery:" + sqlQuery.toSql()
                + "][dataSource:" + dataSource + "][limitStart:" + limitStart + "][limitEnd:" + limitEnd + "]"));
        long current = System.currentTimeMillis();
        if (sqlQuery == null || dataSource == null || limitEnd < 0) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException();
        }

        sqlQuery.setLimitMap(limitStart, limitEnd);

        this.initJdbcTemplate(dataSource);

        LinkedList<ResultRecord> resultList = Lists.newLinkedList();

        Meta meta = new Meta(sqlQuery.getSelectList().toArray(new String[0]));

        jdbcTemplate.query(new PreparedStatementCreator() {

            @Override
            public PreparedStatement createPreparedStatement(Connection con) throws SQLException {
                PreparedStatement pstmt =
                        con.prepareStatement(sqlQuery.toSql(), ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY, ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY);
                pstmt.setFetchSize(Integer.MIN_VALUE);
                return pstmt;
            }
        }, new RowCallbackHandler() {

            @Override
            public void processRow(ResultSet rs) throws SQLException {
                List<Object> fieldValues = new ArrayList<Object>();
                String groupBy = "";
                for (String select : sqlQuery.getSelectList()) {
                    fieldValues.add(rs.getObject(select));
                    if (sqlQuery.getGroupBy() != null && sqlQuery.getGroupBy().contains(select)) {
                        groupBy += rs.getString(select) + ",";
                    }
                }

                ResultRecord record = new ResultRecord(fieldValues.toArray(new Serializable[0]), meta);
                record.setGroupBy(groupBy);
                resultList.add(record);
            }
        });
        LOGGER.info(String.format(LogInfoConstants.INFO_PATTERN_FUNCTION_END, "querySqlList", "[sqlQuery:" + sqlQuery
                + "][dataSource:" + dataSource + "][limitStart:" + limitStart + "][limitEnd:" + limitEnd + "] cost"
                + (System.currentTimeMillis() - current + "ms!")));
        return resultList;
    }

    /*
     * (non-Javadoc)
     *
     * @see
     * com.baidu.rigel.biplatform.tesseract.dataquery.service.DataQueryService
     * #queryForLongWithSql(java.lang.String, javax.sql.DataSource)
     */
    @Override
    public long queryForLongWithSql(String sql, DataSource dataSource) {
        LOGGER.info(String.format(LogInfoConstants.INFO_PATTERN_FUNCTION_BEGIN,
            "queryForListWithSql", "[sql:" + sql + "][dataSource:" + dataSource + "]"));
        long result = -1;
        if (StringUtils.isEmpty(sql) || dataSource == null) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException();
        }
        this.initJdbcTemplate(dataSource);

        result = this.jdbcTemplate.queryForObject(sql, Long.class);
        LOGGER.info(String.format(LogInfoConstants.INFO_PATTERN_FUNCTION_END,
            "queryForListWithSql", "[sql:" + sql + "][dataSource:" + dataSource + "]"));
        return result;
    }

    @Override
    public TesseractResultSet queryForListWithSQLQueryAndGroupBy(SqlQuery sqlQuery, DataSource dataSource,
            long limitStart, long limitEnd, QueryRequest queryRequest) {

        long current = System.currentTimeMillis();

        LinkedList<ResultRecord> resultList = querySqlList(sqlQuery, dataSource, limitStart, limitEnd);

        LOGGER.info("query sql:" + sqlQuery.toSql() + "result size: " + resultList.size() + " cost:" + (System.currentTimeMillis() - current));
        current = System.currentTimeMillis();

        if (CollectionUtils.isEmpty(resultList)) {
            LOGGER.warn("no result from sql query:" + sqlQuery.toSql());
            return new SearchResultSet(null);
        }
        TesseractResultSet result = new SearchResultSet(AggregateCompute.aggregate(resultList, queryRequest));
        LOGGER.info("group by cost:" + (System.currentTimeMillis() - current));

        return result;
    }

}


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D.O.A. Announces New Album Release Date, Cover Art
Posted on April 5, 2018 by philspicks
Courtesy: Sudden Death Records
Veteran punk band D.O.A. has another new album on the way.
The band is scheduled to released its next album, Fight Back, May 1 via Sudden Death Records. The 13-song record is the band's 17th full-length studio recording and comes three years after its most recent album, 2015's Hard Rain Falling. It covers a wide range of topics throughout those songs including police brutality and police-involved shootings in 'Killer Cops,' control by the political elite in 'State Control,' standing up for one's own rights in 'You Can't Stop Me' and much more.
The full track listing for Fight Back is noted below.
FIGHT BACK Track Listing
You Need An Ass Kicking Right Now
Killer Cops
Time To Fight Back
We Won't Drink This
Just Got Back From The USA
You Can't Stop Me
Gonna Set You Straight
State Control
The Last Beer
The Cops Are Comin'
I'm Desperate
Wanted Man
World's Been Turned Upside Down
Fight Back comes as the band celebrates its 40th anniversary. In celebration of its anniversary, the band has announced a new live schedule — dubbed the "Men Of Action Tour" — which starts May 21 in Salt Lake City, Utah and runs through July 27 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The tour's current schedule is noted below.
US TOUR DATES (w/ MDC as main support):
5/21 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Metro Music Hall
5/22 – Colorado Springs, CO @ Black Sheep
5/23 – Fort Collins,CO @ Hodi's Half Note
5/24 – Denver, CO @ Streets Of London Pub
5/26 – Las Vegas, NV @ Punk Rock Bowling Festival
5/29 – Laguna Niguel, CA @ Karmann Bar
5/30 – West Hollywood, CA @ The Viper Room
5/31 – San Diego, CA @ Brick By Brick
6/02 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Rebel Lounge
6/03 – Albuquerque, NM @ Launchpad
6/04 – El Paso, TX @ Lowbrow Palace
6/05 – Harlingen, TX @ Hop Shop
6/06 – Austin, TX @ Barracuda
6/07 – Houston, TX @ The Secret Group
6/08 – San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger
6/09 – Dallas, TX @ Gas Monkey Bar and Grill
6/10 – Tulsa, OK @ Shrine
6/12 – Kansas City, MO @ Riot Room
6/13 – Des Moines, IA @ Lefty's Live Music
6/15 – Billings, MT @ The Pub Station
6/16 – Spokane, WA @ The Pin!
US & CANADA TOUR DATES (w/ Down By Law + Kevin Seconds (of 7 Seconds) playing solo:
07/06 – Vancouver, BC @ First Annual Fight Back Festival, Rickshaw Theater
07/11 – Regina
07/12 – Winnipeg
07/13 – Thunder Bay
07/14 – Minneapolis
07/15 – Green Bay
07/16 – Madison
07/17 – Milwaukee
07/18 – Chicago
07/19 – Detroit
07/20 – Cleveland
07/21 – Buffalo
07/22 – Brooklyn
07/23 – Philly
07/24 – TBA
07/25 – Toronto
07/26 – Ottawa
07/27 – Montreal ¹77 Festival
More information on D.O.A.'s new album, tour and more is available online now at:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/DOAPUNK
Twitter: http://twitter.com/DOAJOE
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On 8th October it was published that Nifty may give a relief rally upto 10750 (Refer to the link below). The Index opened gap up on wednesday 17th Oct and made an high of 10710, just short of 40 points of our pullback target of 10750. Bears tookover the dalal street again after 6 trading sessions to give a closing at 10453 i.e. -257 points from highs.
The Pullback looks complete and now again the support of 10200 should get tested. However Index will have to fill the important bullish gap (10322 to 10251) which was made on 12th October opening. A close below the demand zone will confirm the levels of 10000/9950.
@priyeshkparmar, I feel the real pain will be break of 9950 which was the low of March 2018.
For testing 9950 a close below 10200 is required which has not happened till now. Hope we get it soon.


The classic satchel gets a fresh new look with ultra smooth Beacon leather and streamlined style. Contrasting white thread highlights the fine stitching detail, and a gold plated logo adds the perfect accent. With a convenient detachable shoulder strap, it can be a crossbody for your daily commute or a classic top handle bag for date night. Either way, this chic and versatile satchel is a wardrobe maker.
Two outside pockets. Inside zip pocket, inside pocket. Inside Key hook. Detachable strap. Strap drop length 26". Lined. Top zip closure. Feet.
Approximately measures H 9.5" x W 6" x L 11" and weighs 2lbs 4oz.
When I opened the box and took the bag out I couldn't believe how gorgeous it is!


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Q: convert std::string to unsigned char I have a string like this:
std::string s="840D8E88B0AC";

and an array:
char MAC[6];

I want to produce this:
MAC={0x84,0x0D,0x8E,0x88,0xB0,0xAC};

I try with sscanf() but I can't make it.
sscanf(s.c_str(), "%02X%02X%02X%02X%02X%02X", MAC[0], MAC[1], MAC[2], MAC[3], MAC[4], MAC[5]);

A: It should be (other errors notwithstanding)
sscanf(s.c_str(), "%02X%02X%02X%02X%02X%02X", &MAC[0], &MAC[1], &MAC[2],
    &MAC[3], &MAC[4], &MAC[5]);

sscanf (and variants) require pointers in order to change the variables that are being read into.
Surprised your compiler didn't warn you about that error.

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Holding the plaques commemorating the 100th year of Lafcadio's arrival to Japan, are the respective great grandsons of both brothers: Bon Koizumi (Lafcadio) and Bradford Hearn (James Daniel). The Koizumi plaque went to the Hearn Memorial Museum. The Hearn plaque went to Tulane University.
Photo opportunities and presentations held during the National Tour of Tulane University's Rare Books Lafcadio Hearn/ Koizumi Yakumo Collection sponsored by NewSouth Magazine at the Japanese Embassy Washington, DC April 1997.
"We did have our Hearn 2003 reunion in Bethany, Michigan but our numbers are dwindling. James Hearn's grandchildren are getting older, from about 60 years to 93 years living. And it is hard to get the younger ones to come. We did have a good time together."
This is the first reunion of the Hearn brothers since their estrangement 100 years ago!


Modelled on a 1960s original, the Seastrong Diver Heritage is an appealing, historically faithful "Super Compressor" dive watch for well under US$2000.
Known as "Super Compressor" after the type water-resistant case that featured a special sealing spring to improve watertightness, the twin-crowned 1960s dive watch was common to many watch brands, many of which have created modern reissues, including Longines and most recently, Alpina with the remake of the "Alpina 10" diver.
Just launched at Baselworld 2016, the Seastrong Diver Heritage is 42 mm, stainless steel and powered by the Sellita SW 200. The requisite double crowns serve the same function as in the 1960s original: the lower crown to set and wind the movement, while the crown at two o'clock rotates the inner elapsed time bezel.
Rated to 300 m, the case features a detail characteristic of the original "Super Compressor" case made by Erwin Piquerez SA (EPSA), a crosshatch embossing on the crown. Though many brands made "Super Compressor" watches in the 1960s, all purchased the cases from EPSA so most of the remakes have something in common.
The Seastrong Diver Heritage is available with either an unusual but attractive silver and black dial, or a more conventional dark grey. It is priced at €1500 including 19 percent tax, equivalent to US$1690.


SkinPen by Bellus Medical is a medical device used to reverse years of sun damage, improve the appearance of acne scars, large pores, stretch-marks, hyperpigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles as well as enhance the overall appearance of aging skin instantly, with no downtime.
Extremely versatile; SkinPen can be used on all parts of the body: face, neck, chest, arms, hands, legs, abdomen and back – perfect for addressing acne scars on the back & stretch marks on the body.
The procedure typically takes 15 – 30 minutes depending on the size of the area treated, number of areas and the severity of damage on the skin. After one treatment, patients see marked improvement in scars, wrinkles, skin discoloration, stretch marks, or large pores. Significant results are visible in seconds with no downtime – instantly rebuilding the skin's elasticity and reduce the size of pores.
This treatment triggers new collagen synthesis without causing scar tissue formation and also allows for deep temporary penetration of topicals normally not absorbed by the skin; making SkinPen an effective treatment not only for scar revision and skin revitalization, but also enhances the benefits of additional topical therapies.
To find out more about the SkinPen and how it could benefit you – please give us a call 713.622.2277 to schedule your consultation and complimentary skincare analysis at Utopia MedSpa located in Uptown Park – Houston, Texas.
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Film about the 1969 Akwesasne border crossing dispute, following a group of Mohawk Native Americans of the St. Regis Reservation (near Cornwall, Ontatrio) and their protests and confrontation with the authorities over a bridge and customs post built on their land to link the USA and Canada without any consultation with them. Customs and toll bridge charges contravene 18th century treaties regarding land ownership, and allowing free movement across the Mohawk reservation irrespective of later borders. The protest consisted of holding up traffic and making the point that those using the bridge road were trespassing on Mohawk nation territory.


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use Yii;
use yii\base\ErrorException;
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 * Description of Mutex
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                        $this->filename = Yii::getAlias('@app/runtime/sem.'.md5($this->id));
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Interactivity and electronic art are phrases that the public generally associates with intimidating high-tech gear, but there's nothing inaccessible or unnecessarily complicated about Touch:Touché. Sensual, visual and directly involving, each piece allows the viewer to engage, and enjoy, on a number of levels from the immediate and tactile to the more intellectual. This exhibition of works by Thecla Schiphorst and Daniel Jolliffe embodies the essence of interactive art as it explores issues of presence, perception, movement and control.
The show includes Daniel Jolliffe's Room for Walking and Thecla Schiphorst's Body Maps: Artifacts of Touch.
Room for Walking is a mobile sculpture consisting of a wheeled cart and video projection screen. By physically moving the wagon, the viewer becomes involved in the control of the flow of images. Room for Walking is the third in a series of works by Vancouver-based sculptor Jolliffe that are based on the premise that interactivity should require stronger action than just a simple point-and-click. Jolliffe has exhibited in the US and across Canada.
Body Maps consists of a velvet-draped table shrouded in darkness that offers itself up to the touch of the viewer. Pressure pads beneath the velvet stimulate a response in a video projection of a female figure, set against a number of elemental backgrounds. Body Maps is a recent work by 1997 Petro Canada award-winner Thecla Schiphorst. Schiphorst is a media artist, performer, choreographer and designer. She created the Lifeforms computer choreography program, which has been used, extensively in her collaborations with Merce Cunningham.
Touch:Touch� is curated by independent media artist, curator and writer Nina Czegledy. Her latest projects include Art and Biomedicine presentations at CAiiA and ISEA98, and the Aurora Universalis multicomponent.
Click here to view an archive of the original Touch:Touch� website.


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Q: XSLT Count nodes of specific type I have an xml and I want to count the price of all properties who have the type of apartment and average them. How do i go about doing that? I have tried using my way but it isn't working. As for the total properties with cheap rental price, how do i calculate it so that I can get the sum of all prices less than 400.

Total number of properties : <xsl:value-of select="count(property/type[normalize-space(text())='apartment'])"/>

Average price : <xsl:value-of select="count(property/type[normalize-space(text())='apartment']/price)"/>

Total properties with cheap rental price :

<rentalProperties>
  <property contact="0499584010">
    <type>house</type>
    <price>430</price>
    <address>
      <streetNo>111</streetNo>
      <street>say, Burwood Road</street>
      <suburb>say, Hawthorn</suburb>
      <state>VIC</state>
      <zipcode>3122</zipcode>
    </address>
    <numberOfBedrooms>3</numberOfBedrooms>
    <numberOfBathrooms>1</numberOfBathrooms>
    <garage>1</garage>
    <description></description>
  </property>
</rentalProperties>

A: I am rather confused regarding what exactly you want as the result. See if this can help:
<xsl:template match="/rentalProperties">
    <xsl:variable name="apartments" select="property[normalize-space(type)='apartment']" />

Total number of apartments: <xsl:value-of select="count($apartments)"/>

Average apartment price: <xsl:value-of select="sum($apartments/price) div count($apartments)"/>

Total properties with cheap rental price: <xsl:value-of select="count(property[price < 400])"/>

</xsl:template>

Given the following example input:
<rentalProperties>
  <property contact="123">
    <type>apartment</type>
    <price>475</price>
  </property>
  <property contact="456">
    <type>house</type>
    <price>350</price>
  </property>
  <property contact="78">
    <type>apartment</type>
    <price>375</price>
  </property>
</rentalProperties>

the result will be:

Total number of apartments: 2

Average apartment price: 425

Total properties with cheap rental price: 2


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A Young Master: Meet Navajo Black Belt Alfred Duchaussee
By Lee AllenWalk softly…and carry a big 3rd degree black belt.
That works for 26-year-old Navajo Karate expert Alfred Duchaussee, currently a psychology student at the University of New Mexico.And:Physically and mentally he challenged himself to improve focus, self-discipline and overall physical conditioning. In striving to be his best, he gained invaluable insights about life and in the process amassed a wall full of accolades: he won England's Karate World Cup; took the Funakoshi Shotokan Karate International World Championship in his weight class nine times; he was the first American Indian ever to win a World Cup Golf Medal in Dominican Republic competition, and won one of the largest Karate tournaments in the United States last year, the prestigious Ozawa Cup Tournament in Las Vegas.
Duchaussee, who trained at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado, is also recognized by the Native American Sports Council, as one of the Top Ten Native American athletes of the present day. That small and exclusive group includes Joe Hipp (Blackfeet), the first Native American to challenge for the world heavyweight boxing championship; Notah Begay (Navajo/Pueblo), PGA's first native American pro golfer; Seattle Mariners pitcher Bobby Madritsch (Lakota), and pro baseball player Kyle Lohse (Nomlaki Nation).Comment: For more on Native martial arts, see Native Pankration Champion and The Origin of Yaomochtia.
Labels: martial arts, Navajo, sports


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Sorry, I should read the posts more thoroughly before commenting. Your design has merit, I have not studied the aerodynamics of box wing types, but I believe they have structural and aerodynamic advantages and there have been some successful examples. I built a Flying Flea many years ago to understand their supposed advantages, unfortunately I did not enjoy flying it, the delay in yaw/roll couple was very uncomfortable. Others find them acceptable. I don't know how far you are in the design but I suppose a large scale RC model will give you the CG and a fair idea of any vices before you commit to any structural analysis. I look forward to hearing of your progress.
The bevel gears was in reference to contra-rotating props. If you are considering an arrangement like the HM100, all well and good, I retract my concerns, I erroneously thought that the boom was to be cantilever. Perhaps a sketch of your design might help.
If you wish to register your amateur built grand design in Australia it has to be less than 560kg TOW. There isnt a lot of wriggle room if you dream includes a couple of 100-150mm dia high speed bearings and a bevel gear system with torsional vibration dampening - I dont want to appear to be a troll or naysayer, I know how difficult it is to design and build an aircraft within the RAA regs. I wish you all the best and look forward to hearing of your design processes.
Good grief, the secret to success in aircraft design is finding what you can eliminate, a lightweight aircraft flies best. A prop around the boom adds enormous structural complexity and introduces vibration into the slender boom and tail structure for no real gain excepting maybe asthetics. Contra rotating propellers adds more complexity and weight as well as unknown torsional vibrations to the drive system. Contra-rotating propellers are rarely use except when connected to turbine engines because of destructive torsional vibrations, they certainly have no place on ultralight aircraft.
Before you start making blanket statements blaming these tragic accidents on poor training, it is wise to look at the circumstances of each accident. From all accounts at least 2 of those fatalities were the result of a structural failure of the aircraft, and without knowing the exact circumstances I think it is extremely presumptuous to apportion blame for any of the other accidents on the pilot's training without knowing the exact cause.
That is not true, the 618 produced far more power than the 582, and would spin the same prop 1000revs more, it was in direct competition with the 912 80hp. The 618 was heavier than the 582 and all of the extra weight was in the crankshaft. The 618 was a de-tuned 670 which produced 107hp. The RAV valves were poorly understood by users and required an additional manual control to exercise them after warm-up and to lift them at density altitudes above 5000ft, also the carbs required different jetting berween the PTO and MAG carbs. The muffler was also larger than the 582. If you understood the the above the 618 was unbreakable and long lasting and the most power for weight.
Yes the Austflight WB 582 wing is certainly strong enough, it is the certified wing I was referring to, conversions of Amateur Built 19 category lightweight Drifters is not possible.
I watched Wayne Fisher build a number of 912 Drifters, and helped rebuild a crashed aircraft. The lightweight Maxair 503 wing is not strong enough for the increased weight and performance, you could put sheets of lead on the pilots seat to balance the extra weight of the engine, but I hardly think that would be acceptably. The pilot provides the balance weight on a pusher aircraft So how do you get the Weight and Balance of a pusher correct if you add 35 - 40 kg more weight to the rear of the wing? The weakest point of the Drifter boom tube is directly under the down tube from the rear spar, early Drifter booms cracked there, it is subject to the greatest bending moment when landing or taxying, being 1/2 way between the UC and the tail wheel. Wayne sleeved the boom there because of that. Sure bolt a 912 onto your Drifter if you like, but if you don't take into account the extra stresses and the CG the results will be catastrophic.
There is really no practical way to convert a 2 stroke Drifter to 912 power. You could use the wings, provided that they had the certified spars and flying wires, same with the tails. You will need a new longer boom tube and pans, the pilot seat has to be moved forward to balance the extra weight of the engine, the fitting on the boom that attaches the down tube from the rear spar is wider to attach the new engine mount, the boom is internally doubled under that fitting. Not worth the effort.
Do not unlatch door in flight!
The Savannah door is airfoil shaped, the back edge of the door is sucked outward when only fitted with the standard single latch. A 3 poin latch is an absolute necessity.
Just wondering if you have progressed far enough to do a preliminary W&B.
This should really be on the Gripes thread. .


Deputy Chairman of the State Investment Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shamil Burnashev met with the Director of the Indian company Rising Hongfa Heavy Machinery Chowdhury Ratan Singh and other representatives of the company.
During the first official visit of the President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev to India, Uzqurilishmateriallari JSC and Rising Hongfa Heavy Machinery signed an agreement on organizing production of modern concrete materials in the amount of about $3 million.
The investment project includes the construction in 2020 of a modern plant for production of new types of refractory, waterproof, insulating concrete wall slabs for the needs of the construction industry. The preliminary location of the modern production is the city of Bekabad.
In order to study the issues of further stage of the project implementation, on December 1-8, the delegation of Rising Hongfa Heavy Machinery visited Uzbekistan. During the working visit, meetings were organized with the leadership of the Ministry of Health, the Agency for Development of Pharmaceutical Industry, Uzqurilishmateriallari JSC, Uzmetkombinat JSC. The guest also visited Bekabad.
Following the meeting, the parties identified preliminary deadlines for discussing the results of marketing research and drawing up a business plan for the project.


The Nashville dating site is well known for being the place where successful singles come to meet and interact in hopes of finding new friends, romance and possible even a sugardaddy relationship. Sugardaddie.com, the original Nashville dating site for the upscale crowd has thousands of profiles of successful singles who, like you are browsing the personal ads hope to find that special someone. You can join now and in a matter of minutes be browsing the personal ads on the finest Nashville dating site. Can you imagine how much better life can be if it is shared with other attractive and successful singles searching for the same things.
Nashville, the state's capital, is combining in to a blend of old and new. It is where the past is still premier and provides the unique ambiance of "Music City", while a new infrastructure has kept a steady beat with modern times. It is the city where country music lives and breathes and has cultivated generations of successful singles consisting of singers and songwriters who play music from R&B to bluegrass, rock and alternative country. This city will forever bask in the glory of its country roots as the past is what truly characterized it and gave rise to some very successful singles.
The Grand Ole Opry is probably the most visited city attraction, next to of course, the best Nashville dating site, and an American icon like no other. Experience the thrill of the world renown Opry and see a show or tour. Plan your visit to the Opry with a visit to the Grand Ole Opry Museum. Here visitors can view tributes to great stars of yesteryear and also exhibits in tribute to today's favorite country stars making your Nashville dating site experience one to remember.
Enjoy foods ranging from southern fare to haute cuisine and everything in between. Here, a perfect barbecue is as celebrated as the most spectacular creation from any of the city's award winning chefs. Most of these establishments are located in the downtown district of the city. A great destination to met those you have encountered on the incredible Nashville dating site.


Welcome to Crestwood York. This area offers location and convenience to the old and young alike. Surrounded by other neighborhoods, this area provides a feeling of community. The centralized location offers the convenience of parks, medical facilities, schools and shopping.


After a well-deserved rest/vacation in the month of July, the Chancel Choir returns to the choir loft in August. To help us kick off the new "choir season," we hold a fall retreat. It's a day of singing, food, and fellowship. We welcome our returning members and also open our doors to new choir members as we begin work on new anthems and worship music for the fall.
If singing in the choir interests you, then we happily invite you to join us! Feel free to contact the Music Ministry if you have questions or want more information.


Did you know that 821 million people worldwide still suffer from hunger in 2018?
October 16th is World Food Day. For the occasion, we're spreading the word on the number one thing you can to do help: adopt a sustainable diet.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) defines a sustainable diet as one that has a low environmental impact.
Animal agriculture puts a major strain on natural resources.
Producing one pound of beef uses up the equivalent of a year's worth of showers!
Incorporating more plant-based proteins into your diet in lieu of meat or (better yet!) going fully plant-based is your best option to reduce your carbon footprint.
Check out say goodbye to meat now with these 5 stupid easy tips and our unbelievably easy guide to going vegan if you need more info to help you make the switch!
Being mindful of how far your food has traveled is an important component of a sustainable diet.
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Can't find good local produce for a reasonable price in your area? Look for a community garden or be the first in your neighborhood to petition for one.
A typical American household wastes around 650 lbs of food every year.
To defy this alarming statistic, stick to a weekly shopping list, meal prep, and repurpose leftovers.
If you want to take it a step further, compost your food scraps to mitigate your waste AND nourish the soil!
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Gademtenga est une localité située dans le département de Dapélogo de la province de l'Oubritenga dans la région Plateau-Central au Burkina Faso.

Géographie

Gademtenga est situé dans le nord du département, à  au nord-ouest de Dapélogo ainsi qu'à  à l'est d'Ourgou et de la route nationale 22.

Histoire

Économie

En plus de l'agriculture, le marché de Gademtenga est l'un des principaux de la zone.

Santé et éducation

Gademtenga accueille un centre de santé et de promotion sociale (CSPS) tandis que le centre médical avec antenne chirurgicale (CMA) de la province se trouve à Ziniaré. En 2017, une borne-fontaine d'adduction d'eau potable simplifiée (AEPS) est installée par la  dans le village.

Le village possède deux écoles publiques, l'une classique et l'autre bilingue.

Culture et religion

Une église catholique et une mosquée sont présentes à Gademtenga.

Notes et références

Ville dans le département de Dapélogo

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