Has God given you a dream?
He knows the gifts, callings and anointing that he placed in you at conception.
But you are unaware of all that potential waiting to be discovered.
Two sources of your thoughts don't want you to realize God's dream.
You need to know how to recognize and ignore those voices.
Click on the video and wake up to God's dream for you.
How are you moving towards God's dream? Just leave your comments in the box below.
Boy, did I need to hear this today! Thanks, Grant! I've been doubting my dreams lately and listening to the wrong voices. I'm going to spend some time today praying and journaling – asking for renewed vision and strategy – and then carve out some time to write – even a little. Have a blessed day!
Hi Dr Grant (and Kathy). I just want you to know how thankful I am for your book "Emotionally Free". I have experienced God in a whole new way through you. I'm getting ready to launch a "dream" in my small town. If I hadn't listened to your video on fear, and listened to those beautiful words "DO NOT BE AFRAID" I wouldn't have the courage to step out of my "box", trusting an exciting God, to bring Jesus into our community like I am. One of the tools I'm using (I live in Alberta, oil country) is the 10-week DVDs on a transformed life that I bought of yours at Breakforth. Thank you again! And thanks for these encouraging emails each week! May God keep you strong…and bless you!
Thanks for these great comments. Incredible to think of how many of God's dreams are just waiting to be released when we have the courage to step out of our comfort zone and stop listening to lies. These dreams will change our lives and all those who are touched by the dreams. I needed to hear this too!
Much appreciate your encouragement today. Registered for Set Free a Global Summit. Taking steps forward.
Thank you so much Dr. Grant, I so needed this today. Very timely. I am going to spend time with God today re-visiting the Dream and ask Him to show me the lies so I can stop believing them and move forward with what God has for me…I need His grace to do this…I can't do it on my own. I have your book Emotionally Free and read it from cover to cover. Thank you for your encouraging emails and videos God bless you.
Thank you for your teaching which is so encouraging. My life seems to be in limbo right now. The direction I thought I was supposed to take suddenly changed and I need God's guidance and leading for my future. Dreams I had years ago are now in question. What I will do to move forward is spend time before the Lord asking Him to revive the dreams that were from Him!
Nakurmiik for this Grant. I will take this leap of faith and begin the steps to realizing the dream I have for Him.
I do not remember the dream that God gave me. I am tired of the old negative baggage thoughts and want to move forward in a positive direction.
Perfect timing! I have a dream to start an Alpha for seniors at our church. I started to get discouraged, but talked to my Alpha coordinators, and they reassured me that it was not just a passing thought. When I got the "idea", I couldn't sleep that night, and my spirit was bursting with excitement.


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American Honda Posts Best-Ever June and Best-Ever First Half Yearly Sales
Date: July 01, 2004 15:03
Submitted by: Tuan
Source: Honda Press Release
Torrance, Calif. 07/01/2004 -- American Honda Motor Co., Inc., along with both the Honda and Acura sales divisions, recorded new all-time record June sales as American Honda posted its best ever first half for any calendar year, the company announced today. June highlights include:
All-time record June sales for American Honda
All-time record first-half sales for American Honda
All-time record June sales for Honda Division
All-time record June sales for Acura Division
Record June sales of Odyssey, Pilot and CR-V
Record June sales of Acura TSX
Total American Honda June sales of 116,101 rose 1.1 percent over last year's results and broke the previous record of 112,120 units set in June 2001. American Honda year-to-date sales surpassed last year's record six-month result by 1.9 percent to set a new first-half record of 686,024 total American Honda sales.
"With the economy showing continued signs of improvement and some great new vehicles in the pipeline, including an all-new Odyssey, a new Acura RL and the Accord V6 Hybrid, we're on track for a record year in 2004," said Dick Colliver, executive vice president of American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
The Honda Division posted record June sales of 99,919 units, beating the previous record of 96,659 set in June 2001, along with near-record six-month sales of 589,286. Honda also celebrated record June sales for the Honda Odyssey, CR-V and Pilot - all previously set in June 2003. Accord and Civic both enjoyed increases for the month of June with sales up 6.0 and 0.7 percent, respectively.
The Civic Hybrid posted a 27.2 percent increase over last year with sales of 1,802 units despite a limited supply of vehicles in dealer inventories. Year-to-date Civic Hybrid sales of 14,026 rose 24.8 percent over year-ago results, reflecting continued strong consumer demand for hybrid vehicles.
Acura sales in June rose 8.2 percent over year-ago totals to 16,182 units, breaking the previous June record of 15,461 set in 2001. Year-to-date Acura sales of 96,738 are up 18.1 percent versus last year. Sales of the TSX sports sedan rose 38.2 percent to 2,765 - a new June record and the third best month since its introduction. The all-new Acura TL performance luxury sedan also had a very strong month with sales of 6,393, an increase of 40.4 percent over last year's results. Year-to-date sales for the TL are up 43.4 percent to 38,901.
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The following article was translated from Lutte Ouvrière, the newspaper of the revolutionary workers' group of that name active in France.
The collapse of a highway bridge on August 14 outside the Italian city of Genoa killed dozens of people. It sparked outrage and raised many questions. How could they let a bridge that carries 25 million vehicles each year degrade to that point? Are the other bridges around Genoa in the same state of disrepair? What about in the rest of the country, and in other similar countries?
Opened to big fanfare in 1967 because it helped reduce congestion in Genoa, the bridge was known for its structural defects. Two years ago, an engineering expert on reinforced concrete said that the bridge needed to be demolished and replaced. The trust Benetton was the principal investor in the private company that managed the bridge, Autostrade per l'Italia. It finally put out a call for bids to repair the bridge, it certainly did not hurry to get the work started. This did not keep its directors, a little after the accident, from declaring that they did all the necessary maintenance and safety controls, and, in sum, that there was nothing they could be reproached for.
The Benetton empire, one of the biggest financial groups in Italy, doesn't invest in highways for fun, obviously, but in order to make profits. To seriously maintain the bridge or replace it would interrupt the circulation of cars and the flow of money. But the Italian Minister of the Interior, Salvini, did not say this, and instead blamed the bridge collapse on the cutbacks imposed by the European Union. This is a way to protect the interests of this financial group and clear his Italian allies.
The public authorities at every level, from the city to the central government, had many warnings, for many years. As in every country, they are responsible for maintaining public works and protecting the safety of the population. And, as in every country, from Germany and France to the United States, they have devoted public money more to giving gifts to the capitalists than to the general interests of the population.
The collapse of this bridge in Genoa illustrates the state of the capitalist world: monstrous parasitism by a few financial groups helped by the state produces rot and social degradation that leads to catastrophe.


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Kinda creepy how your girl looks kinda like my ex.
The mrs. was all "Awww...she's cute".
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Realtor.com operator Move Inc. may be on the hunt again for another lending partner for its websites following an announcement by MetLife Home Loans that it's getting out of the forward mortgage business.
MetLife Home Loans — the residential mortgage division of MetLife Bank, N.A. — will no longer accept new loan applications for forward mortgages, MetLife Inc. announced Tuesday, although it will continue to originate reverse mortgages.
Move partnered with MetLife Home Loans last year to allow visitors to Realtor.com and AOL Real Estate to prequalify for a mortgage using Move's PreQualPlus decision and pricing engine.
Move syndicates property listings to AOL Real Estate through its ListHub subsidiary, and visitors to the site use Move's "Find" search engine tool for property searches.
On Wednesday, visitors to Realtor.com and AOL Real Estate who clicked on offers to "Get Prequalified Today" on listing detail pages at both sites were referred to the MetLife Home Loans PreQualPlus page at Move.com.
The page includes a disclaimer that prequalification is being provided by MetLife Home Loans, but that financing may be obtained "through any other lender."
Move officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Move launched PreQualPlus with MetLife Home Loans in the aftermath of another foray into mortgage lending with Cornerstone Mortgage Co., a Houston-based correspondent lender.
Within months of launching a website with Cornerstone — MortgageMatch.com — in December 2010, Move stopped offering loans through the site and eventually pulled the plug on the site without comment.
For several months, MortgageMatch.com has been redirecting visitors to PreQualPlus.move.com, which it continued to do Wednesday.
In December, AOL Real Estate and another AOL website, DailyFinance.com, began offering rate quotes, mortgage calculators, and real-time mortgage rates from Zillow Mortgage Marketplace.
Participating lenders use pricing engines to generate automated loan quotes. Google launched a similar service in 2010, now called Google Advisor.


/ˈɔːɡleɪz/) is a county located in the state of Ohio, United States with a population of 46,611 as of the 2000 U.S. census. It is included in the Wapakoneta, Ohio Micropolitan Statistical Area. Its county seat is Wapakoneta.
The county is named for the Auglaize River. Some sources say it is a corruption of the French description of the clay (glaise) water (eau)  while others say it comes from a Native American word meaning "fallen timbers".
The county's first courthouse, built in 1851 at a cost of $11,499.00, was in use until 1894, when the current Courthouse first opened to the public. Occupying an entire city block, the Courthouse and its adjacent powerhouse cost the then-princely sum of $259,481.00 and occupied 85 men for 18 months in its construction, commencing on July 2, 1893. Built of Berea sandstone with tile floors, the Courthouse was highly fire-resistant. The boilers for heating and power generation, a significant cause of fire at the time, were located in a separate powerhouse, along with the steam-driven dynamos that produced the electricity which, along with steam for heating and hot water, was fed to the building via an underground conduit. The Courthouse marked its centennial in 1994, and continues in its role as seat of the county's courts, along with the much newer West Municipal Court in St. Mary's.
The Court of Common Pleas handles the bulk of the county's caseload, including all felony criminal cases, and civil cases of all kinds involving claims typically in excess of $15,000 or claims for injunctive relief, as well as appeals from state agencies.
The elected clerk of courts, Sue Ellen Kohler, directs the staffing, recordkeeping, and administration of all the county courts, as well as registering vehicle titles. The Clerk of Courts also issues writs to carry out court orders. Some of these writs include summons, subpoenas, warrants to arrest and to convey to penal institutions, and signing the execution warrant in capital cases. A clerk of courts also accepts bonds, calls juries & grand juries, certifies the commissions of notaries public, administers oaths, and files judgment and state tax liens.
The county prosecuting attorney, Edwin A. Pierce, and his staff prosecute all felony offenses, along with all misdemeanor, criminal and traffic offenses in violation of the Ohio Revised Code. The prosecutor also participates in the presentation of cases of delinquency, unruly, juvenile traffic offenses, and abuse, neglect and dependency offenses involving juveniles in the Juvenile Court. Additionally, the prosecutor serves as the legal advisor to county elected officials and departments.
S. Mark Weller, the county's public defender is responsible for providing legal representation to indigent persons facing criminal charges within the county court system.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 402 square miles (1,041.2 km2), of which 0.12% is water.
In the county the population was spread out with 27.60% under the age of 18, 7.80% from 18 to 24, 28.20% from 25 to 44, 22.00% from 45 to 64, and 14.40% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 36 years. For every 100 females there were 96.50 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 93.10 males.
^ a b "Ohio County Profiles: Auglaize County" (PDF). Ohio Department of Development. http://www.odod.state.oh.us/research/FILES/S0/Auglaize.pdf. Retrieved 2007-04-28.
^ Auglaize County, Ohio 2006 Highway Map Auglaize County Engineer's Office, 2006. Accessed 15 July 2007.
^ "Auglaize County data". Ohio State University Extension Data Center. http://www.osuedc.org/profiles/profile_entrance.php?fips=39011&sid=0. Retrieved 2007-04-28.
^ History of the Auglaize County Courthouse, Auglaize County official site.
^ a b Common Pleas Court of Auglaize County official site.
^ a b Probate Court of Auglaize County official site.
^ a b Domestic Relations Court of Auglaize County official site.
^ a b Juvenile Court of Auglaize County official site.
^ a b Municipal Court of Auglaize County official site.
^ Auglaize County Clerk of Courts official site.
^ History of the Auglaize County Clerk of Courts official site.
^ Law Library of Auglaize County official site.
^ Auglaize County Prosecutor official site.
^ Auglaize County Public Defender official site.
This page uses content from the English language Wikipedia. The original content was at Auglaize County, Ohio. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with this Familypedia wiki, the content of Wikipedia is available under the Creative Commons License.


In my ongoing dialogue with Creation, there is a seed of life sprinkled into all I am, all my mind ponders, the things my hands have the privilege to make. Leaving behind the culture of death in the deepest furrows of that which does not last, I seek instead to regenerate in my own beautiful way, my own time, and with the mission of illuminating these things within others.
Jill McLean is a Southern California native, born in Los Angeles and raised in the beach city of Corona del Mar. Her childhood was creative, including 12 years of piano and extensive travel which filled her with memories that now inform her paintings. Experiencing a huge range of cultures as a young girl opened her heart and mind to understanding life and people in a deep way.
After garnering a Bachelor of Science degree in Fine Art at University of Oregon, her creative pursuits switched tracks to the visual communications industry, where she owned an independent design studio for over 27 years. Her entrepreneurial spirit translated well when the big day came -- she transformed her career into what would be a life-long endeavor as a professional artist.
For most of her professional art career, Jill's medium of choice has been oils on canvas, and during 2017-2018, she has rediscovered her love of paper and drawing, so there is a new direction emerging which use oil washes and chalk pastels on paper.
Jill's work is completely faith-centric and — as she strives to share her internal sight and understanding with others — it really all comes down to creating life, being renewed and lifting up.
Jill's work is held in private collections nationally.
Full-service design studio. Editorial writing, interactive media, web, print, branding, illustration and specialty. Provision of consultation, creative direction, concept, design, production and management of vendors, budget and timelines.


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using Newtonsoft.Json;

namespace GoogleLocationHistory2Sql
{
    public class GoogleLocationHistoryConverter
    {
        public static void Convert(string inputFilePath, string outputFilePath, string formatString, DateTime maxImportDate, string nullReplaceValue)
        {
            if (!File.Exists(inputFilePath))
                throw new FileNotFoundException(String.Format("Input file not found: {0}", inputFilePath));

            Console.WriteLine("Parsing JSON file...");

            int counter = 0;
            TextReader jsonFile = new StreamReader(inputFilePath);
            dynamic json = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(jsonFile.ReadToEnd());
            List<string> importedtimestamps = new List<string>();

            using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(outputFilePath))
            {
                foreach (dynamic location in json.locations)
                {
                    DateTime timestamp = DateTimeFromUnixTimestampMillis(long.Parse(((string)location.timestampMs).Replace("\"", "")));
                    string timestampS = timestamp.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss");
                    double latitude = double.Parse(location.latitudeE7.ToString()) / 10000000;
                    double longitude = double.Parse(location.longitudeE7.ToString()) / 10000000;

                    double accuracy;
                    if (location.accuracy != null)
                        accuracy = double.Parse(location.accuracy.ToString());
                    else
                        accuracy = -1;

                    if (timestamp < maxImportDate)
                    {
                        if (!importedtimestamps.Contains(timestampS))
                        {
                            string accuracyS;
                            if (accuracy == -1)
                                accuracyS = nullReplaceValue;
                            else
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                            formatString = formatString.Replace("{timestamp}", "{0}")
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                                .Replace("{longitude}", "{2}")
                                .Replace("{accuracy}", "{3}");

                            string insert = String.Format(formatString, timestampS, latitude.ToString().Replace(",", "."), longitude.ToString().Replace(",", "."), accuracyS);
                            writer.WriteLine(insert);
                        }
                    }

                    importedtimestamps.Add(timestampS);

                    counter++;
                    writer.Flush();
                    Console.Write(String.Format("\r{0} of {1} location points processed", counter, json.locations.Count));
                }
            }

            Console.WriteLine();
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        }

        private static readonly DateTime UnixEpoch = new DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, DateTimeKind.Utc);

        private static DateTime DateTimeFromUnixTimestampMillis(long milliseconds)
        {
            return UnixEpoch.AddMilliseconds(milliseconds);
        }
    }
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Piacenza is a picturesque region located just over an hour south of Milan, with an ancient wine-making tradition dating back to Roman times. In fact, there is even a funny anecdote about Cicero, who (about two thousand years ago) embarrassed his enemy Lucius Calpurnius Piso for drinking "one glass too many of the delicious Piacenza wines" during one of his speeches at the Senate. While the region fell out of vogue for centuries, in the last 15 years there has been a breath of fresh air breathed into the wine industry by passionate winemakers. Fine wine estates like La Stoppa and Torre Fornello are producing fantastic wines, and are beautiful wineries to visit. The region is noted for its singular varietals such as Gutturnio (highly regarded red wine), Monterosso (white wine from Val d'Arda), and Trebbiano (a white from Val Trebbia). Other typical wines in the Piacenza hills include Barbera, a robust red wine, Bonarda, a sweeter red, and the whites from Valtidone. On this tour, you might also try the sparkling Malvasia wines, delightfully refreshing. This is a fun, convivial and fascinating trip and a great way to treat yourself if you are looking for a luxurious wine tasting tour from Milan.
10 a.m. Your private driver will meet you at your Milan hotel and you will travel south into the Po Valley.
11:30 a.m. Your first stop will be at an utterly charming estate in the area, such as Torre Fornello. This gorgeous property is a treat to visit and you will also hear about some surprising local legends. You will taste an array of wines including the stunning Malvasia Dolce, one of the best wines in the region.
1 p.m. Following an exhilarating morning of wine tasting, enjoy a delightful lunch in a wonderful trattoria near the Rivalta Castle which is located in a 15th Century Inn. You will taste an array of local dishes, all paired with Piacenza wines of course. This part of the Po valley is famed for its gastronomy, especially its cheeses.
After lunch, enjoy an excursion to a local medieval hamlet for a digestive walk, before more wine tasting.
3:30 p.m. You will be welcomed at a second winery, such as the famed La Stoppa estate (winner of Three Glasses from Gambero Rosso, the highest honor). The winery and vineyards are spread out over 52 hectares and the property is crowned with an elegant medieval tower. In 1973 the Pantaleoni family took on the estate invested heavily in the restructuring of the vineyards and wine cellar. Today La Stoppa's investment has paid off and they are one of the most highly regarded wineries in Italy, producing a limited number of quality wines. They use local varietals such as Malvasia, Barbera and Bonarda as well as foreign varietals like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Pinot Noir. A VIP tour and tasting is in store, enjoy!
5 p.m. On the way back to Milan if time permits, you might stop for a visit to a nearby medieval village such as the marvelous Castell'Arquato.
6:30 p.m. Transfer back to Milan. This concludes your fantastic day out in the wine country.
We felt very welcome at the wineries. The local restaurant where we had lunch was beautiful and had a small and cozy atmosphere. I will recommend Cellar Tours to every person that I meet who are interested in such an arrangement. We will also have you in mind when arranging trips for our clients again. I think that your Internet pages combined with our email-conversation gave me an impression of a serious company with much knowledge. Everything that you showed on your web pages and in your offer to us, was just as promised.


NIA — Premier of Nevis and Minister of Education Hon. Vance Amory, thanked Brenda and John Scanelli and the Bless the Children Group from Virginia, USA, for their gift of an assortment of education materials and furniture for use at schools on Nevis.
In a brief handing over ceremony at the Department of Education on May 06, 2016, Mr. Amory assured the donors that the gift would be used in the advancement of education for the children of the island and to deliver the best quality of education that can be offered.
He also thanked all those who assisted in sourcing, packaging and delivering the gift to the Department of Education and thanked those who assisted them.
Mr. Amory also used the opportunity to urge the people of Nevis and St. Kitts to continue to offer prayers for the continued recovery of Mr. Scanelli who had undergone critical medical care, especially as they continue to assist the island.
Meantime, Mathematics Coordinator in Nevis Ms. Sylvia Fahie, who represented the Scanellis, stated that Mr. Scanelli fell ill and his friends and family stepped in to assist in sorting and preparing the items for shipment. However, after a successful heart transplant he is recovering satisfactorily.
Fahie said the Scanellis appreciate all their friends and associates in the Federation, who kept John in their prayers and they are convinced, that his renewed life is directly related to the support received.
The Mathematics Coordinator said the gift is made up of Math and Science teaching resources and manipulatives, language arts materials, audio-visual aids, school furnishings and supplies for the Cecele Browne Integrated School.
She said the Scanellis have willingly partnered with Nevis for several years, particularly in the subject Mathematics and expressed their hope that the gift would aid in the development and progress of the children of Nevis.
She explained that the Scanellis are desirous of assisting teachers in preparing students for meeting the challenges of the 21st century, by creating a learning environment in which students are stimulated and encouraged to reach their greatest potential.
Fahie registered the donors' gratitude to Tropical Shipping, who assisted with the ocean portion of the freight and thanked them for their support in educating the youth.
She also used the opportunity to announce that the donors are pleased with their collaboration with teachers, Maths Coordinators and Dominion University in Virginia during the past two years on a professional development project.
However, she said their website is ready and available to be used as a resource and reference on using Maths manipulatives in the classroom and they are urging parents to access the website to assist their children as much as they can.
Also present were Principal Education Officer Palsy Wilkin who chaired the ceremony, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education Wakely Daniel, Assistant Secretary Kevin Barrett and Education Officers.


Statistics show that nobody reads blogs on Friday, but wine has been tasted and notes have been scratched in purple ink. A couple of nights back, over steak and duck at Apiary, after some 1990 Cote de Beaune and before a couple of stickies, we cracked a trio of American classics; two from Ridge and a Dunn Howell Mountain Cabernet from 1981.
Upon first opening, the Dunn showed surprisingly thin, for a typically long lived wine, but it's always a journey with these mountain beasts. One of the bottles that first did it for me, one of the first tastes to awaken a real interest, was Dunn's '86 Napa Cab. At the time, my soft palate didn't know what to make of the monstrous '86 Howell Mountain Cab, but the harmony of the fruit and the earth I found in that '86 Napa Cab seemed to me to be all that a big CA red should.
But back to the wine currently staining the linens on the tasting table behind my eyeballs: After about 35 minutes of air, the Dunn Cabernet Howell Mountain 1981 proves to be a slumbering giant, full of burly brambly mountain fruit. The palate is expansive, deeply gripping, and the finish's long path is peppered with a patchwork of wild woodland herbs. The alcohol pulls in at a clockwork 13%, thought the wine- long integrated as it may be- is many shades heavier.
The Ridge Zinfandel York Creek 1994 also begins a little closed and while the body does build with ample air, this wine is not as lush as previous tastings, though the fruit hasn't receded entirely. Both color and clarity are still crisp and the wine shows only the slightest hint of its age. The red fruit is still slightly out front of its earth component, but it is no longer penetrating. Forest floor and ancient spice box persist through the subtle, but undulating finish.
The Ridge Geyserville 1992, at this point in its career, is a dead ringer for a fruit forward Napa Cab five or six years its senior. Slip one of these into a blind tasting of late '80s CA Cabernet and blow some minds/palates. Geyserville is a classic of the Napa establishment, and in my experience, this wine always shows well, though the true aging potential varies from vintage to vintage. I've also found that recent vintages seem to drink better younger, making them all the more difficult to squirrel away for further maturity, full integration, and secondary flavor development. For a true classic and always a palate expanding, Ridge Geysereville (and most of Ridge wines besides the Monte Bello) can still be acquired for around (a wholly fair) thirty bucks.
I have so much backed up material and so many unpublished tasting notes, that I didn't take down a single word last night at St. Anselm, though we opened and enjoyed: Foris Pinot Noir 2009, Antiqv2s (Antiqus) Syrah Garys' Vineyard 2004, and Livingston Moffet Cabernet Rockpile Vineyard 1994; all interesting and noteworthy each in their own right.
Re: St. Anselm, I'm not sure there is a better compliment one can give a chef or his team, but I didn't notice until after we ate that iron-willed head chef and grill-master Yvon was not in the building. Though the pacing seemed a little off (not much of a crime on a sold out Friday night), the various steaks and chops arrived in the glorious state to which St. Anselm patrons have grown accustomed.
Well, I kinda skipped out on that whole new years thing, so my March resolution is to get more material onto/into this blog, starting right now, from piles of backed up notes.
A note on bottle variation. At a certain level of quality, bottle variation can be a welcome surprise. Case in point, I've opened a number of bottles of Andrew Will Klipsun Merlot '99 in recent months and the last two, had they been poured blind and side by side, I don't think I would have pinned them as from the same continent or time, let alone the same bottling. The one I opened last night was a surprisingly Bordeaux-like beast showing mainly dark earthy and relatively fruitless characteristics- all damp leaves, pine tar, and forest floor. As a whole this '99 Klipsun Merlot is drinking more like what I would expect from this label's Sorella, which is Chris Camarda's deliberately Bordeaux-style blend. It's certainly possible that these last two bottles' contents were identical and that this last couple of weeks aging was a definable turning point, but it's neither a great chance (given the aging arc of Merlot) nor a verifiable one.
Those deep red and black fruits that were so lush and forward in previous examples of this wine are present here, but more in the capacity of great background harmonies, like Barbara & Joy (aka The Choir) on the Black Crowes' Southern Harmony and Musical Companion. Speaking of the Black Crowes, I was just listening to Amorica and not many records have a better closing track: a beautifully forlorn road ballad that would be far less without the color fills and purposefully meandering solos of keyboardist Eddie Harsch (Hawrysch). God bless old weird Ed, his rock & roll name, and his important work.
Happy New Year! Enjoying Andrew Will Sorella '98 and Quliceda Creek Merlot '93 during the fireworks in PB, FL!


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Q: CSS GET returns 404 I've already went through the thread here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15641603/django-get-css-returns-404

but the solutions did not help.
The .css file is loaded from within the base.html, the important part looks like this
<link href="{% static 'css/starter-template.css' %}" rel="stylesheet">

The exact info given by pycharm concerning this problem is this:
"GET /static/css/starter-template.css HTTP/1.1" 404 1685

The path for the css file is correct as well. Which makes me wonder: If the path is correct, then why do I get a 404? How can I fix this?
edit: As requested, this is what the folder structure looks like:
https://i.sli.mg/2MwZM4.png
starter-template.css is the file which causes the 404. I'm referencing it in base.html

A: Hmm... I believe the issue is that your django project isn't able to discover the static directory you've created inside of the templates directory.
By default, Django will search for static assets inside of a folder named "static" inside of each folder in INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py. It will not look for assets anywhere else unless explicitly told to do so.
The setting for doing so is "STATICFILES_DIRS" and the relevant section of the documentation is here:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/ref/settings/#std:setting-STATICFILES_DIRS
You can use an absolute path to your static directory within your settings.py file, eg:
STATICFILES_DIRS = [
  '/home/rtownley/path_to_project/static/',
]

Or, if os is imported and BASE_DIR is set (both should be the case by default in settings.py)
STATICFILES_DIRS = [
  os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'static'),
]

Note: If you're not already doing so, you might also now be required to set STATIC_ROOT if you're specifying other locations (not entirely sure if this is the case) but if so, you can set it in settings.py to something like
STATIC_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_DIR, "STATICROOT")

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Improvement work on the A40 at Hatters Lane and Rayners Avenue junctions in High Wycombe
Matthew Clark | January 7, 2020
Hatters Lane roundabout junction improvement plan. (Image supplied by Buckinghamshire County Council)
Further improvement work is to take place on the A40 at the Hatters Lane and Rayners Avenue junctions in High Wycombe.
On Monday 13th January 2020 work is scheduled to start at the Hatters Lane roundabout. On Monday 20th January 2020 improvement work is due to start at the Rayners Avenue junction.
The £6.6m improvements are part of a Buckinghamshire County Council junction upgrade package, aimed at reducing journey times in and out of High Wycombe and making them more reliable.
The scheme includes:
Linking traffic lights using state of the art technology to help traffic flow more smoothly.
Introducing dedicated turning lanes.
Renovating pedestrian crossings.
At Hatters Lane, road widening will extend the short in bound bus lane around the roundabout. Improvements, which will take around 10 weeks, include:
Moving the High Wycombe bound bus stop away from the roundabout exit to ensure buses do not block the traffic and to improve junction safety and capacity.
Upgrading the uncontrolled crossing and moving it to line up with the new bus stop.
The work at the Hatters Lane junction will be done between 9.30am and 3.30pm using narrower traffic lanes and footway diversions. Some night work is expected later for resurfacing and white lining.
At Rayners Avenue, on the approach to Loudwater, new technology will enable the junction to co-ordinate with others along London Road. Improvements at this junction include:
Replacing and upgrading traffic lights and installing new controller cabinets.
Refurbishing the pedestrian crossing 50 metres south of the junction.
Refreshing line markings around the junction.
Rayners Avenue junction improvement plan. (Image supplied by Buckinghamshire County Council)
Work at the Rayners Avenue junction is expected to take five weeks and will be carried out between 9.30am to 3.30pm. For the first week the improvement work will be confined to footways. From Monday 27th January 2020 temporary signals will operate while the permanent traffic lights are being replaced. Lane closures will be needed during pedestrian crossing and junction refurbishment.
The two phases build on improvements made at Gordon Road and Gomm Road junctions during the autumn of 2019.
Towards the end of February 2020 the improvement work moves to the Micklefield junction on London Road where it is proposed to:
Remove a High Wycombe bound bus lane.
Widen the road.
Realign kerbs.
Introduce a new crossing layout.
Mark Shaw, Deputy Leader and Transport Cabinet Member at Buckinghamshire County Council, said: 'We all know London Road is a busy corridor and people are keen to see something significant done.
Thanks to funding from the Government and the Local Transport Board, we've been able to make this serious investment in High Wycombe's infrastructure.
While we make these improvements, I hope people will bear with us, and if there are delays, please accept our apologies.'
Work on the scheme is funded by the County Council from Government grants and funding through Buckinghamshire Local Enterprise Partnership. It is expected to finish in summer 2020.
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Max Wilhelm Theodor Reischle, född den 18 juni 1858 i Wien, död den 11 december 1905 i Tübingen, var en tysk evangelisk teolog.

Reischle studerade i Tübingen, först filosofi, sedan teologi, besökte därefter Albrecht Ritschl i Göttingen och England samt var repetent i Tübingen 1883-1888. Efter några års skolverksamhet kallades han 1892 till professor i Giessen (efter Gottschick), 1895 till Göttingen och 1897 till Halle (efter Köstlin).

Reischle "var", skriver Edvard Magnus Rodhe i Nordisk Familjebok, "anhängare af den s. k. ritschlska teologien, men insåg tidigt dennas begränsning. De af Ritschl förbisedda problemen, som kommo på dagordningen, sedan den ritschlska teologien nått höjdpunkten af sitt inflytande, ville R. lösa med medvetet fasthållande af den insats Ritschl, enligt hans uppfattning, gjort utöfver Schleiermacher. R:s tidiga död afbröt hans samvetsgranna och gedigna arbete på en dylik vidare-bildning af hans läromästares teologi."

Bland Reischles arbeten kan nämnas Ein Wort zur Kontroverse über die Mystik in der Theologie (1886), Werturteile und Glaubensurteile (1900) och Theologie und Religionsgeschichte (1904).

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Abusing ibuprofen can cause reproductive problems in men
Ibuprofen can provoke infertility in men.
The National Institute of Health and Medical Research of France (INSERM) has concluded that a frequent intake of ibuprofen can lead to male infertility.
To carry out this study, a sample of 31 athletic men between 18 and 35 years of age was analyzed. This is due to the fact that those who follow physical exercise often resort to this analgesic because it can be obtained without a prescription.
According to the results obtained, the prolonged consumption of ibuprofen (1,200 milligrams per day for six weeks) raises the levels of the pituitary hormone, which plays an important role in the control of testosterone production. This in turn causes a compensated hyponogasm, that is, the null production of testosterone by the testes.
This disorder affects nothing more and nothing less than 10% of adult men, and can lead to serious risks "both for reproductive health and for health in general" as insured INSERM.
The research, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), has had the collaboration of the University Hospital of Rennes, the LABERCA Institute of Nantes and the University of Copenhagen.
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Internet Marketing prosperity is escalating - consumer Internet spending increased in 2005 to $143.2 billion according to ComScore Networks data.
To help Internet marketers get their share of this online bonanza, Gunson's free book Viral Alchemy discloses his VVV™ web traffic formula: The 'Vital Viral Values' that can ignite a website traffic explosion.
1. Your idea must have a powerful 'Pass It On Factor'. This motivates people to pass it along to friends and interested parties.
2. It must be easy to pass along. The idea needs to be easy, even effortless to pass along - such as a link to a video or small file.
3. It must have a high 'perceived value' by the receiver such as they learn something absolutely vital to their future, or are made to laugh so that they too are motivated to pass it along.
For more information, visit http://www.viralalchemy.com and download Jonathan Gunson's free book 'Viral Alchemy' that reveals his viral website promotion system. The book comes with a free subscription to his newsletter Hit Magic™ which notifies subscribers of the latest website traffic methods.
Jonathan Gunson is founder and president of Alchemy Publishing, an Internet marketing company that publishes and distributes information on website promotion and Internet advertising.
Viral Alchemy Book Cover"Viral Alchemy" reveals the website promotion technique used to attract a million hits to a website, and how almost any website can use this internet marketing technique. Jonathan GunsonJonathan Gunson is the Internet's "Website Traffic Alchemist". He specializes in attracting targeted traffic to websites. Viral Website Promotion Can Attract Millions of Hits"A viral website promotion can ignite a website traffic wildfire."


DUBAI (Reuters) - A flight carrying British academic Matthew Hedges landed at London Heathrow airport on Tuesday morning, a day after he was pardoned in the United Arab Emirates from a life sentence for spying, a Reuters photographer said.
The UAE pardoned Matthew Hedges on Monday after showing a video of him purportedly confessing to being a member of Britain's MI6 intelligence agency. Britain has denied he was a spy and welcomed his pardon.


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Based on the Pretty Little Liars series of young adult novels by Sara Shepard, the series follows the lives of four girls — Spencer, Hanna, Aria, and Emily — whose…
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Ever have one of those conversations with a friend about remakes? The one that always starts with, "Bro, they should remake [insert favorite old game here] on [preferred system], dude"? It seems lots of Amplitude fans had those exact thoughts, because the Amplitude Kickstarter was fully funded back in May, and the project is in full swing.
Fans of the classic future-rhythm gameplay won't find any frills here, just more of what made the original game a classic. The core gameplay is similar to the scrolling beat-matching in Guitar Hero or Just Dance. But rather than simply imitating in the notes, you're using a blaster (a music-powered ship) to choose a track and add the musical phrase to the melody. Once you complete a phrase, you switch from one track to the next to keep the music flowing and maintain your combo multiplier.
Each lane corresponds to a different piece of the track. You decide when to drop in the baseline or the high hats, allowing you to customize the music on the fly as you build the song piece by piece. You've got 20 songs to choose from, and the co-op for the original PS2 game is back, now with up to four players.


ChannelE2E's list of the top channel partner summits, technology events & conferences for Q2 2017. Here's the lineup for VARs, MSPs, CSPs, telcos & ISVs.
Welcome to the first week of Q2 2017. Still trying to plan your business travel for this quarter? Here are 20 technology conferences, summits and events that have strong channel partner-related content.
1. SAS Global Forum 2017 (April 2-5): SAS Institute's conference for partners and customers, most of whom are focused on big data, business intelligence, analytics, data science and more.
2. Autotask Community Live Europe (April 9-11): Autotask CEO Mark Cattini and VP Pat Burns are scheduled to deliver key notes. Key themes will focus on Autotask's unified business management platform for IT service providers. Plus, expect updates on the company's endpoint backup strategy.
3. Channel Partners Conference and Expo (April 10-13): The convergence of telecom partners and IT solutions providers will be on full display at the conference.
4. DockerCon 2017 (April 17-20): Still trying to figure out how to leverage software containers within your business or for your customers? DockerCon is the place to find answers. Plus, poke around and you may hear more updates on Docker's growing partner program.
6. Ingram Micro Cloud Summit 2017 (April 19-21): This is likely the industry's biggest gathering of cloud-centric channel partners. Need a preview? Ingram's Jason Bystrak offered some updates on Ingram's Odin cloud platform strategy during CompTIA Annual Member Meeting last month in Chicago. Plus, listen closely for Ingram Senior VP Renee Bergeron's update on Ingram Micro Cloud momentum. Here are the Ingram Micro cloud adoption stats she shared during the 2016 conference.
7. Lenovo Accelerate 2017 (April 24-26): North America Channel Chief Sammy Kinlaw and his lieutenants provide updates on the company's new data center partner program. Plus, how Kinlaw will emphasize desktops, workstations and other hardware in 2017.
9. NetSuite SuiteWorld 2017 (April 24-27): A particularly timely event, now that Oracle owns NetSuite. What surprises will NetSuite Channel Chief Craig West offer attendees? We'll poke around for clues.
10. ConnectWise IT Nation Europe 2017 (April 25-27): ConnectWise extends its popular IT Nation conference brand into the European market. CEO Arnie Bellini and President David Bellini are expected to host the conference.
But wait. More content awaits you on page 2. Proceed to page two now and see conferences 11 through 23 on our list of the top partner summits and gatherings for Q2 2017.
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There is nothing like the distinctive taste and texture of kabocha squash!
Steam, then blend it up with some tasty ingredients, and voila! you have yourself a nourishing soup.
Make this nutritious recipe on a chilly winter day to warm up your belly, and make you smile.
1. Prep: Rinse your kabocha. Cut in half, remove seeds (set aside to roast later) and chop off the step pieces on the top and bottom of the squash. Cut into cubes, leaving the peel on. Peel ginger, cut lime in half, rinse then thinly slice cilantro leaves.
2. Cook: Add kabocha cubes to a pot with 3-4 cups water. You will use this nutrient dense water as your soup base, so add as much or as little as you like. The more you add, the soupier it will be Bring the water to a boil then let the squash steam for 10 minutes, until soft. Add kabocha, water, ginger and fresh lime juice into a food processor. Blend until smooth.
3. Assemble: Pour soup into big soup bowls. Garnish with cilantro, salt and pepper to your liking.


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CrackBerry @ WES: IBM and RIM Team Up to Expand IBM Solutions on the BlackBerry
James Falconer
Kevin shot this one over to me from his Berry while attending the General Session this afternoon at WES. It looks like IBM and RIM are teaming up to mobilize Web 2.0 capabilities, and expand IBM's wireless services for the BlackBerry.
"The first joint initiative delivers the full line of Web 2.0-powered IBM Lotus® collaboration software and information on demand on the BlackBerry® platform to mainstream business professionals...
...The joint initiative enables customers to securely manage their communications, contacts and schedules and collaborate and network through social software, all from within the familiar, intuitive interface of their BlackBerry smartphones. This includes the general availability of the new BlackBerry Client for IBM Lotus Connections, IBM's social software for business."
Read the full press release after the jump!
New Mobile Web Solution Brings Social Networking, Enterprise Collaboration and Information on Demand to BlackBerry Smartphones
Orlando, FL –Wireless Enterprise Symposium 2008 - IBM (NYSE:IBM) and Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX:RIM) are taking mobile work far beyond email by delivering to mainstream business professionals the full line of Web 2.0-powered IBM Lotus® collaboration software and information on demand on the market-leading BlackBerry® platform.
The joint initiative enables customers to securely manage their communications, contacts and schedules and collaborate and network through social software, all from within the familiar, intuitive interface of their BlackBerry smartphones. This includes the general availability of the new BlackBerry Client for IBM Lotus Connections, IBM's social software for business, at a time when eMarketer forecasts that mobile social networking will grow from 82 million users in 2007 to over 800 million worldwide by 2012.
This year, for the first time, more people in the world will have a mobile device than a landline telephone. IBM's Institute for Business Value predicts one billion mobile Web users by 2011 and a significant shift in the way the majority of people will interact with the Web over the next decade.
"As the world enters the 'Era of the Mobile Web', mobile devices like BlackBerry are outnumbering TV's, credit cards and PC's, and are becoming increasingly critical to business operations for companies of all sizes globally," said Bob Picciano, GM Lotus Software. "Today's announcement extends the portfolio of IBM's industry-leading social computing and collaboration offerings available to customers as they increasingly rely on their BlackBerry® smartphones."
"The organizational and personal benefits of the Lotus collaboration suite together with the mobility and security advantages of the widely-adopted BlackBerry platform provide an unmatched solution for enterprise customers," said Jim Balsillie, Co-CEO at Research In Motion.
IBM and RIM are making the following technologies portable and accessible, anytime and anywhere:
Portals & Dashboards: IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM dashboard software lets businesses build Web sites and single screen dashboard views that deliver information, applications and processes personalized to the individual BlackBerry smartphone user.
Social Networking: The BlackBerry Client for IBM Lotus Connections helps people tap into the collective knowledge of others and find the people and information they need for the task at hand while on the go.
Messaging and Calendaring: BlackBerry® Enterprise Server for IBM Lotus Notes and Domino enables access to key email and calendaring functions as well as custom applications built with Lotus Domino.
Unified Communications: The BlackBerry Client for IBM Lotus Sametime lets people access their full buddy list, send and receive instant messages, view presence information and convert an IM session to a phone call with a simple click.
Business Intelligence: IBM Cognos 8 Go! Mobile business intelligence software is the industry's first business intelligence solution designed specifically for the BlackBerry platform. It provides personalized secure business information in the right context to allow people to view and interact with dashboard-style reports to make informed decisions while they are on the move.
The BlackBerry platform is the only mobile enterprise solution to provide mobile access to all major Lotus collaboration solutions today. The proven, market-leading BlackBerry platform enhances the mobile experience for these solutions by enabling the following capabilities:
Automated Data Delivery and Synchronization – The push-based architecture of BlackBerry® Enterprise Server automates data delivery and synchronization, enabling timely alerts and notifications within Lotus applications on BlackBerry smartphones.
Easy Deployment – The mobile device management capabilities of BlackBerry Enterprise Server allow IT groups to centrally manage and wirelessly deploy BlackBerry client software for Lotus applications.
Market-Leading Enterprise-Class Security – The BlackBerry platform is based on a proven security architecture that helps ensure the confidentiality and integrity of wirelessly transmitted information between backend servers and BlackBerry smartphones. With support for more than 400 over-the-air wireless IT policies and commands that enable IT administrators to wirelessly enforce security settings, BlackBerry Enterprise Server meets even the most stringent IT requirements.
Businesses from around the world are already turning to IBM and RIM to help them take collaboration on the road. Financial services giant MetLife is among them.
"Lotus Notes on BlackBerry is used to connect diverse groups at MetLife, including sales and administration," said Tony Arroyo, IT Manager, MetLife, New York. "Soon we will move forward with Sametime. There is also interest in the advanced collaboration tools within Lotus Notes 8."
Standard Life PLC, a global financial services firm based in the United Kingdom with 7 million customers, has over 1,100 employees using BlackBerry smartphones and 10,000 employees using Lotus Notes to collaborate and access the corporate intranet, teamrooms and emergency contact lists.
"Lotus software on BlackBerry is critical to our business as it allows Standard Life to enable better collaboration across the world at any time," said William Campbell, Desktop Services Manager, Standard Life, who is also presenting at the Wireless Enterprise Symposium this week. "We have taken BlackBerry way beyond email, adding a high level of rich functionality resulting in what one of our users calls 'the laptop in your pocket.'"
Johnson Controls, Inc., based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has 140,000 employees specializing in the design, manufacturing, and installation of automotive systems and non-residential climate control systems. The company provides automotive batteries and all parts of the interior systems in cars and light trucks. Reliance on Lotus Notes via BlackBerry smartphones has grown and now Johnson Controls is moving ahead with Lotus Notes 8.01 with BlackBerry.
Some of the world's most discriminating technology experts work for the Aerospace Corporation, headquartered in El Segundo, California. Aerospace Corp. employees access Lotus Notes & Domino on their BlackBerry smartphones as they provide independent technical and scientific research, development, and advisory services to national-security space programs and major projects for the United States Air Force, the National Reconnaissance Office, NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, commercial companies, and leading universities.
The BlackBerry mobile solution for the Lotus collaboration software suite is available today and is being showcased this week at the Wireless Enterprise Symposium (WES) 2008 in Orlando. The BlackBerry client software for Lotus Sametime and Lotus Connections are both now available as a free download for Lotus customers at www.blackberry.com/go/ibmresources.
For more information, visit www.ibm.com and www.blackberry.com.
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Join us for our weekly industry talk show. WE HAVE CODEX ORKS – Ask us anything! Then we will hit all the latest Dungeons & Dragons news out there.
Today the Tabletop Hour opens with all things Codex Orks, then we go over everything we know so far about D&D and Dungeon of the Mad Mage.


A general membership meeting for college laboratory technicians is scheduled for Tuesday, December 13, from 6 to 9 pm (light dinner available at 6) at the PSC Union Hall, 61 Broadway, 16th floor.
The agenda includes the newly ratified contract, new demands and elections for two vacant alternate delegate positions.
RSVP to Amy Jeu, ajeu@hunter.cuny.edu.


Quality Line, the bus-operating subsidiary of Epsom Coaches, has ordered nine mid-sized Mercedes-Benz Citaro Ks for Transport for London (TfL) route 413, between Morden and Sutton.
Currently operated by Go-Ahead London, Quality Line has regained the route under a contract that commences on 3 December. The vehicles are to be delivered during November.
"These buses are of a very high quality and, along with a dedicated driving team and additional resources to improve reliability, will enhance the travel experience," says Epsom Coaches Commercial Director Huw Barrington.
"We trialled a demonstrator Citaro K in 2013 and were most impressed with it, but since then there have been limited opportunities in the TfL tendering programme for routes in our area for a bus of its size – the 413 being the first.
"We have operated Citaro products since 2003, with nine more recently joining our fleet in April 2012 for TfL-contracted route X26 between West Croydon and Heathrow. It is the longest route in London and we have found the buses to be very durable and reliable on what is a very busy service," adds Mr Barrington.
The order for Citaro Ks is the first for the type to TfL specification, although supplier EvoBus (UK) has confirmed that four single-door examples have recently been delivered to Bus Vannin on the Isle of Man.
Epsom Coaches' order continues a strong relationship with EvoBus (UK), which has also supplied Mercedes-Benz Tourismo and Setra coaches to the operator.


Week 1 was fast paced and fun – congratulations to everyone who's been able to get their heads round the various course environments! Your blogs and lifestreams are looking great, the film festival twittorials have been energetic and insightful (to say nothing of the synchtube screenings!), and a culture of commenting and discussion is starting to emerge very strongly. For those who are still getting started with the course – don't worry! there's lots going on, but lots of help on hand as well. Be sure to contact your tutor if you want to discuss any aspect of the course or your participation.
This week we turn to two more film festival themes. From today til Wednesday we are looking at films and clips on the theme of 'other worlds'. Join us tomorrow (Tuesday) night at 8pm UK time for a short Synchtube tutorial if you are free – we will watch and discuss World Builder together. From Thursday til Sunday, the theme is 'being human'.
Along with the film festival, continue with the core and secondary readings for this fortnight.
As for your lifestreams, once you're confident that your initial feeds (posts, comments and twitter) are working as they should, try adding a new feed or two this week – the second screencast I made last week will give some guidance, and you might also visit the pages of other course participants to get some ideas. Also, a reminder that you need to write a short lifestream summary in your blog each week – see page 10 of the course handbook for all the details.
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sleeve designed by Richard Francis, using original artwork by GX Jupitter-Larsen. Ltd. 300 copies.
The self-titled split cassette, The Haters / Hal Hutchinson, was originally released on Der Bünker Records in 2010. Now, by popular demand, aufabwegen re-releases on both blue vinyl, and as digital download, this first meeting of this noisy deuce.
There is a special limited handnumbered 10 copies issue available that features a small painting signed by GX Jupitter Larsen. Price: 35 EUR.
The Haters are a noise and conceptual art troupe from the United States. Founded in 1979, they are one of the earliest and best-known acts in the modern noise scene. The group is primarily the work of the Hollywood, California-based artist, writer, and filmmaker GX Jupitter-Larsen, accompanied by a constantly changing lineup of other members.
Hal Hutchinson has previously released several of his scrap metal sound recordings on labels such as 'Freak Animal Records, Unrest Productions and many others.In the last couple of years,he has moved to incorporate analogue synthesizers, field recordings and other elements into his work, collaborating with projects such as Mania and Shift amongst others. The recordings on this vinyl were originally released on Hal's Der Bünker label in 2010 on a limited edition cassette. Here, Hal presents a recording made entirely of scrap metal and concrete wreckage,with a very primitive sounding end result.


For custom radios (or checkboxes), option 2 and 4 are not recommended because screen readers won't be able to read the default radio element. This also prevents us from using the :focus pseudo-element on the hidden input, so those are out of the picture.
Which leaves us with option 1 and option 3. I sort of like option 1, because clip-path is fun. Clip-path creates a clipping region which defines what portion of an element is visible. This clipping region can be a basic shape or a url referencing a clipping path element.
And, while we're on the topic of styling and accessibility, it's worth checking out Scott O'Hara's repo of accessibility-focused styled form components and Dave Rupert's nutrition cards for accessible components.
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using Gaming.Game;
using MatterHackers.Agg;
using MatterHackers.Agg.UI;
using System;

namespace RockBlaster
{
	public class RockBlasterGame : GamePlatform
	{
		private MainMenu mainMenu;
		private HowManyPlayersMenu howManyPlayersMenu;
		private CreditsMenu creditsMenu;
		private PlayfieldView playfield;

		public RockBlasterGame(double width, double height)
			: base(30, 5, width, height)
		{
		}

		public void Initialize()
		{
			String PathToUse = "GameData";
			if (!System.IO.Directory.Exists(PathToUse))
			{
				PathToUse = "../../GameData";
				if (!System.IO.Directory.Exists(PathToUse))
				{
					PathToUse = "../../../../RockBlaster/GameData";
					if (!System.IO.Directory.Exists(PathToUse))
					{
					}
				}
			}

			var DataFolderTree = new DataAssetTree(PathToUse);
			DataAssetCache.Instance.SetAssetTree(DataFolderTree);

			Entity.GameWidth = (int)Width;
			Entity.GameHeight = (int)Height;

			mainMenu = new MainMenu(BoundsRelativeToParent);
			AddChild(mainMenu);
			mainMenu.SendToBack();
			mainMenu.StartGame += new MainMenu.StartGameEventHandler(StartGame);
			mainMenu.ShowCredits += new MainMenu.ShowCreditsEventHandler(ShowCredits);
			mainMenu.ExitGame += new MainMenu.ExitGameEventHandler(ExitGame);

			howManyPlayersMenu = new HowManyPlayersMenu(BoundsRelativeToParent);
			AddChild(howManyPlayersMenu);
			howManyPlayersMenu.SendToBack();
			howManyPlayersMenu.StartOnePlayerGame += new HowManyPlayersMenu.StartOnePlayerGameEventHandler(StartOnePlayerGame);
			howManyPlayersMenu.StartTwoPlayerGame += new HowManyPlayersMenu.StartTwoPlayerGameEventHandler(StartTwoPlayerGame);
			howManyPlayersMenu.StartFourPlayerGame += new HowManyPlayersMenu.StartFourPlayerGameEventHandler(StartFourPlayerGame);
			howManyPlayersMenu.CancelMenu += new HowManyPlayersMenu.CancelMenuEventHandler(BackToMainMenu);

			creditsMenu = new CreditsMenu(BoundsRelativeToParent);
			AddChild(creditsMenu);
			creditsMenu.SendToBack();
			creditsMenu.CancelMenu += new CreditsMenu.CancelMenuEventHandler(BackToMainMenu);

			playfield = new PlayfieldView(BoundsRelativeToParent);
			AddChild(playfield);
			playfield.SendToBack();
			playfield.Menu += new PlayfieldView.MenuEventHandler(EndGame);
			playfield.Visible = false;

			MakeMenuVisibleHideOthers(mainMenu);
		}

		private void MakeMenuVisibleHideOthers(GuiWidget whichWindow)
		{
			creditsMenu.Visible = false;
			howManyPlayersMenu.Visible = false;
			mainMenu.Visible = false;
			playfield.Visible = false;

			whichWindow.Visible = true;
		}

		public void StartGame(GuiWidget widget)
		{
			MakeMenuVisibleHideOthers(howManyPlayersMenu);
		}

		public void ShowCredits(GuiWidget widget)
		{
			MakeMenuVisibleHideOthers(creditsMenu);
		}

		public void StartOnePlayerGame(GuiWidget widget)
		{
			playfield.StartOnePlayerGame();
			MakeMenuVisibleHideOthers(playfield);
		}

		public void StartTwoPlayerGame(GuiWidget widget)
		{
			playfield.StartTwoPlayerGame();
			MakeMenuVisibleHideOthers(playfield);
		}

		public void StartFourPlayerGame(GuiWidget widget)
		{
			playfield.StartFourPlayerGame();
			MakeMenuVisibleHideOthers(playfield);
		}

		public void BackToMainMenu(GuiWidget widget)
		{
			MakeMenuVisibleHideOthers(mainMenu);
		}

		public void ExitGame(GuiWidget widget)
		{
			Close();
		}

		public void EndGame(GuiWidget widget)
		{
			MakeMenuVisibleHideOthers(mainMenu);
		}

		public override void OnDraw(Graphics2D graphics2D)
		{
			ShowFrameRate = true;
			base.OnDraw(graphics2D);
		}

		public override void OnKeyDown(KeyEventArgs keyEvent)
		{
			if (keyEvent.KeyCode == Keys.F6)
			{
				// launch the editor
			}

			base.OnKeyDown(keyEvent);
		}

		public override void OnKeyUp(KeyEventArgs keyEvent)
		{
			base.OnKeyUp(keyEvent);
		}

		private bool haveInitialized = false;

		public override void OnUpdate(double numSecondsPassed)
		{
			if (!haveInitialized)
			{
				haveInitialized = true;
				Initialize();
			}

			if (playfield.Visible)
			{
				playfield.OnUpdate(numSecondsPassed);
			}

			base.OnUpdate(numSecondsPassed);
		}

		[STAThread]
		public static void Main(string[] args)
		{
			RockBlasterGame rockBlaster = new RockBlasterGame(800, 600);

			rockBlaster.Title = "Rock Blaster";
			rockBlaster.ShowAsSystemWindow();
		}
	}
}


Located in downtown along the Grand River, these loft-style condos by De Vries Companies offer residents spectacular views of the water with a fantastic location near the Medical Mile and the 6th Street Bridge. Inside, exposed brick and wood beamed ceilings with visible ductwork are true to the urban setting while bamboo floors and granite surfaces in many of the units add a sophisticated touch. Ample lower level storage is a great convenience for residents. Be close to everything you love about the city or slip away and lose yourself on one of the idyllic walking trails near the river – you can have it all at Landmark Lofts!


text:
#include "../../SDL_internal.h"

#ifndef SDL_waylandvideo_h_
#define SDL_waylandvideo_h_

/*
!!! FIXME: xdg_wm_base is the stable replacement for zxdg_shell_v6. While it's
!!! FIXME:  harmless to leave it here, consider deleting the obsolete codepath
!!! FIXME:  soon, since Wayland (with xdg_wm_base) will probably be mainline
!!! FIXME:  by the time people are relying on this SDL target. It's available
!!! FIXME:  in Ubuntu 18.04 (and other distros).
*/

#define MESA_EGL_NO_X11_HEADERS
#include <EGL/egl.h>
#include "wayland-util.h"

struct xkb_context;
struct SDL_WaylandInput;

#ifdef SDL_VIDEO_DRIVER_WAYLAND_QT_TOUCH
struct SDL_WaylandTouch;
struct qt_surface_extension;
struct qt_windowmanager;
#endif /* SDL_VIDEO_DRIVER_WAYLAND_QT_TOUCH */

typedef struct {
    struct wl_display *display;
    struct wl_registry *registry;
    struct wl_compositor *compositor;
    struct wl_shm *shm;
    struct wl_cursor_theme *cursor_theme;
    struct wl_pointer *pointer;
    struct {
        struct xdg_wm_base *xdg;
        struct zxdg_shell_v6 *zxdg;
        struct wl_shell *wl;
    } shell;
    struct zwp_relative_pointer_manager_v1 *relative_pointer_manager;
    struct zwp_pointer_constraints_v1 *pointer_constraints;
    struct wl_data_device_manager *data_device_manager;
    struct zxdg_decoration_manager_v1 *decoration_manager;
    struct org_kde_kwin_server_decoration_manager *kwin_server_decoration_manager;

    EGLDisplay edpy;
    EGLContext context;
    EGLConfig econf;

    struct xkb_context *xkb_context;
    struct SDL_WaylandInput *input;

#ifdef SDL_VIDEO_DRIVER_WAYLAND_QT_TOUCH
    struct SDL_WaylandTouch *touch;
    struct qt_surface_extension *surface_extension;
    struct qt_windowmanager *windowmanager;
#endif /* SDL_VIDEO_DRIVER_WAYLAND_QT_TOUCH */

    char *classname;

    int relative_mouse_mode;
} SDL_VideoData;

typedef struct {
    struct wl_output *output;
    float scale_factor;
} SDL_WaylandOutputData;

#endif /* SDL_waylandvideo_h_ */

/* vi: set ts=4 sw=4 expandtab: */


beautiful, shiny, premium body. just like iphone. samsung already follow. now you too. i hate this all. easily scratch. network cannot pass through efficiently, so you made 'plastic' band around it. from far, its look like big scratch. not to mention what happen when it drop. if the master of phone body still in business (nokia) make android or ios, definitely will buy it. now wait blackberry, if its true thy will make android phone.
Is the 5.5 inch display a rumour or a solid news? I wanted to purchase for myself the 2nd gen but then I said why not wait for the 3rd one since it will sport better inside stuff (camera, battery) at the same display package.
Do phone manufacturers think our palms becomes larger every year.
Most new flagships getting released are phablets rather than phones.
There was a day when Motorola shined with a superb 4.7 inch phone and heated the craze of 5 inch and above screen sizes phone. Sadly, this was for only one year and then they lost it! I remember many people were very pleased with the 4.7 inch phone and praised it with how well it fits in the hands.
After that they went for a 5.2 which was pushing it! But now with 5.5 this is seriously messed up.
It seems Sony are the only ones who still get it and keeps offering a top notch smaller phone size like the z1 and z3 compact.
Other manufactures are either offering a huge size with decent specs or a smaller size with mid to low end specs.
I love Moto and was hoping to get the X version but you guys are officially f* up in the head like most phone companies nowadays.
And even though many people make fun on Apple but they are still sensible enough to offer a Flag ship with a reasonable size.
It's sad just sad, the only hope left is Sony I guess. And I must also thank Samsung for offering a flag ship with a reasonable size.
If this device truly is a 1080p device and the battery is 3600 mAh then you have my money Motorola. I might get this instead on the OnePlus 2.
will there be a model with 5" display?
Why Why Why .. too big.
5 or 5.1 inch is more then fine.
and why not super AMOLED...?
design looks fresh and good. sleek w/ just enough amount of curves.
They just wanted the white and gold Moto X on another article, so they can drool over it some more.


Over a half-million lights shimmer and dance in this long-running Disney favorite! This is the final showing before Walt Disney World debuted the Main Street Electrical Parade for the summer of 2010. Mickey Mouse cuts a grand figure in a lighted magicians cape, directing the symphony of lights, color and sound that bring this brilliant parade to life. You will enjoy characters from classic movies that include "The Little Mermaid", "Fantasia" and "Aladdin". The finale highlights the real star of the show – the lights, which in a Disney parade first, change from white to brilliant color with the flick of a paint brush!
This debut showing of the Summer Nightastic! Fireworks Show begins with the Fairy Godmother welcoming you, followed by a spectacular fireworks display to "Bibbiddi, Bobbidi Boo". It isn't long before Fauna and Merryweather fight to decide whether Cinderella Castle should be pink or blue. Soon, Captain Hook arrives and leads the pirate attempt to take over the castle, ending in an explosive battle with fireworks on the castle itself! Tinker Bell takes to the night sky and saves the castle with a wave of her magic wand.
Illuminated with over a half million twinkling lights, this most beloved of Disney's parades is now back on Main Street at Walt Disney World for the summer of 2010! This multiple angle segment was shot premiere night from great views in Town Square and Main Street USA. Tinker Bell leads the parade in her all-new float, and this version includes the return of Pinocchio's Pleasure Island float and the Seven Dwarfs glistening diamond mine! All your parade favorites are here including: Mickey's Train, Alice in Wonderland, Pete's Dragon and more! The Main Street Electrical Parade has never shone more brightly!
A spectacular and rare viewing of the Summer Nightastic! Fireworks Show from the exclusive Top of the World observation deck high atop the Contemporary Resort Bay Lake Tower! This version includes the fireworks music from the observation deck, and natural sound from below.
Relive these Disney summertime memories year after year or experience the magic for the first time by purchasing a copy of "Jeff Lange's Magic Kingdom Summertime 2010".
Today I have some great photos and exclusive video from the upcoming Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival! Below is Sorcerer Mickey and the Broomsticks from Fantasia plus the all-new topiary from the Ostrich Ballet segment.
If the Sorcerer Mickey and Broomsticks look familiar they appear to be the ones that were on display next to the Hollywood Drown Derby at Disney's Hollywood Studios (below right).
The Flowered Quilt display is growing in nicely (below left) and the Butterfly House going up (below right).
Some famous characters peer from the bushes as we spot Goofy and Mickey Mouse topiary getting ready for the festival!
(Above) A sign for the "Characters in Flight" balloon attraction at Downtown Disney. I was able to see the Disneyland Paris version in person a couple of years back.
For some interesting history of the Disneyland Paris version of the upcoming attraction, please click HERE.


text:
import math as m

from .Tactic import Tactic
from . tactic_constants import Flags
from ai.STA.Action.MoveToPosition import MoveToPosition
from RULEngine.Util.geometry import get_distance
from RULEngine.Util.constant import POSITION_DEADZONE, ANGLE_TO_HALT

class GoToPositionNoPathfinder(Tactic):
    def __init__(self, p_game_state, player_id, target, args=None,):
        super().__init__(p_game_state, player_id, target, args)
        self.target = target
        self.status_flag = Flags.INIT

    def exec(self):
        if self.check_success():
            self.status_flag = Flags.SUCCESS
        else:
            self.status_flag = Flags.WIP

        next_action = MoveToPosition(self.game_state, self.player_id, self.target)
        return next_action.exec()

    def check_success(self):
        player_pose = self.game_state.get_player_pose(player_id=self.player_id)
        distance = get_distance(player_pose.position, self.target.position)
        if distance < POSITION_DEADZONE and \
                m.fabs(player_pose.orientation - self.target.orientation) <= 2*ANGLE_TO_HALT:
            return True
        return False


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Home Eastern NE News
Massachusetts Senate Passes Anti-Bullying Legislation
TOPICS:an act relative to bullying in schoolsanti-bullying lesgistaltionanti-defamation leagueanti-gay youthattorney general martha coakleybullyingdiscriminationh 3909harassmentkara coredinilgbt youthlgbtq newsmassachusetts senatesenator sonia chang-diaz
Massachusetts Governor, Deval Patrick
Photo: Mass.gov
Posted By: The Rainbow Times March 20, 2014
MassEquality, Anti-Defamation League, Auditor Suzanne Bump, and Attorney General Martha Coakley Applaud the Passage; Governor Patrick expected to sign a bill that will continue to provide strong safeguards to improve school climates in Massachusetts
BOSTON, Mass.—Today, by a bi-partisan vote of 37-1, the Massachusetts Senate passed H.3909, An Act Relative to Bullying in Schools, which updates the state's anti-bullying laws to include specific protections for youth populations that are the most frequent targets of bullying, including LGBT youth. In response, MassEquality Executive Director Kara Coredini made the following statement:
"This legislation is the critical next step in the Commonwealth's historic and ongoing efforts to keep all students safe in schools. We are grateful to Senate President Therese Murray, Senator Sonia Chang-Diaz, Chairwoman of the Joint Committee on Education and lead Senate sponsor, and Senator Stephen Brewer, Chairman of Senate Ways and Means, for being extraordinary champions of the bill throughout the process, and we applaud the Senate for passing it. We also thank Attorney General Martha Coakley for the instrumental role she played in identifying the need for this enhancement to protect LGBT youth and advocating for its swift passage. We look forward to the Governor signing this bill into law."
An Act Relative to Bullying in Schools enhances the state's landmark 2010 anti-bullying law by requiring school districts to include in their bullying prevention plans recognition that certain categories of students, including LGBT students, are particularly vulnerable to bullying. It also establishes a data collection and reporting mechanism to allow policy makers and administrators to evaluate the effectiveness of anti-bullying efforts, an element which has been publicly supported by Auditor Suzanne Bump. The legislation is based on recommendations developed by the Commission on Bullying Prevention, created by the state's 2010 anti-bullying law and chaired by Attorney General Martha Coakley.
"This update to the anti-bullying law allows us to better measure the effectiveness of our efforts to protect children and create safe environments for those who are especially vulnerable to bullying, such as LGBT students and students with disabilities," Attorney General Martha Coakley said. "We want to thank MassEquality and the Anti-Defamation League for their continued leadership on this issue and applaud the Senate for passing this bill. We look forward to this bill making it to the Governor's desk," Attorney General Martha Coakley said.
Massachusetts Auditor Suzanne Bump said: "Our most basic obligation to children is to keep them safe from harm. It is imperative, for the welfare of our children and families, that the anti-bullying law be as effective as possible. I congratulate the Senate for its confident action and President Therese Murray for leading this bill to passage. I believe that these provisions will enhance its effectiveness. Congratulations also to MassEquality and the Anti-Defamation League for their unwavering support."
"The enhancements to the state's anti-bullying law provide additional protections to the most vulnerable students and begin the process of collecting data at schools across the Commonwealth. The data will ultimately help design prevention programs, curriculums and ensure that everyone has the most current information on school climate. We are grateful to Senator Sonia Chang-Diaz and Attorney General Martha Coakley for leading this effort and making school safety a top priority," said Robert O. Trestan, Anti-Defamation League New England Regional Director.
At least 15 other states have implemented anti-bullying laws that have explicit protections for LGBT youth in schools, which are necessary to ensure that harassment of LGBT students is not overlooked or disregarded, as anti-LGBT activity in schools historically has been. In the 2011 National School Climate Survey of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Educators Network, students in schools with comprehensive policies were more likely than students in schools with a generic policy or no policy to report that staff intervened when hearing homophobic remarks (28.3% vs. 12.2% vs. 8.8%) or negative remarks about gender expression (19.0% vs. 10.5% vs. 8.4%).
MassEquality is the leading statewide grassroots advocacy organization working to ensure that everyone across Massachusetts can thrive from cradle to grave without discrimination and oppression based on sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.
The Anti-Defamation League, founded in 1913, is the world's leading organization fighting anti-Semitism and hate through programs and services that counteract hatred, prejudice and bigotry.
Nondiscrimination Statute Affirmed In CT
LGBTQ Youth Crisis In Child Welfare System
Transgender Adolescent Social Transition Not Harmful
Healey, Other AGs: Pass Equality Act Now


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Joseph Jerome Hehner
November 15, 1934 - May 6, 2021
Joseph "Jerome" Hehner, 86, of Gibbon, died May 6, 2021 at his home. A Celebration of Life will be 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, May 11, 2021 at Horner Lieske McBride & Kuhl Funeral Home. Memorials are suggested to the family to be designated later. Please visit www.hlmkfuneral.com to leave a tribute or message of condolence. Horner Lieske McBride & Kuhl Funeral and Cremation Services in Kearney is in charge of arrangements. Jerome was born November 15, 1934 in Greeley Nebraska. He graduated from Ravenna High School. He joined the United States Navy in 1954 and was honorably discharged in 1958. On August 8, 1964 he married Dorothy Martinez in Shelton. To this union two children were born, Joseph and LeaAnn. Survivors include his wife Dorothy of Gibbon; daughter LeaAnn (Mike) Holl of Gibbon; son Joseph (Arlana) Hehner of Duncan, South Carolina; a sister, Helen Martinez of Omaha; 15 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Gerald, Wilfred 'Bill', and Thomas Clinch and a sister, Darlene Wallace.
Joseph "Jerome" Hehner, 86, of Gibbon, died May 6, 2021 at his home. A Celebration of Life will be 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, May 11, 2021 at Horner Lieske McBride & Kuhl Funeral Home. Memorials are suggested to the family to be designated... View Obituary & Service Information
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