Best Windows Explorer Alternatives : If you are someone who used much the Windows Explorer ( the file manager that Microsoft brings by default, not to be confused with Internet Explorer ) to your normal duties, be aware that there are many alternatives designed to increase your productivity and be much faster to perform certain repetitive tasks. So here i present few Best Altertives to Windows Explorer.
The Windows Explorer is usually more than enough for most users, however, it lacks certain features such as the use of tabs ( like in browsers ) or accessibility greater for tasks with fewer clicks. Let's take a very brief overview of the main features in more than 10 Best Windows Explorer Alternatives.
An interesting one among the windows explorer alternatives is Cubic Explorer, that it supports tabs, multimedia file viewer and editor integrated text files, filters to exclude or include certain files in the list and personalization of all kinds. It is fairly intuitive and well organized.
It is open source and there is a version portable for use directly ( from a USB device, for example ) without installing.
It's pretty widely believed that since Windows can not access disk systems ext2 , ext3 or ext4 , typical of Linux, however this is not entirely correct.
It is true that Windows does not offer support for these file systems, but it is possible to access the data on these discs if you use a browser such as Ext2explore.
If you are a nostalgic of the old days or just you preferred the classic format of the shells of MSDOS , will be delighted with Far Manager. This is a browser for current Windows versions, but use the characteristic retro text interface MSDOS, with current common user needs.
Filter files with wildcard, FTP access, file editing classical style or color scheme customization are some of its many options.
On the other hand, if you are someone who has been enthralled with the new Windows 8 interface minimalist, your perfect choice is Immersive Explorer, a manager who uses the new Microsoft interface.
This is a file browser for users familiar with systems like Windows Phone or require a less traditional interface on your desktop. It is available in Spanish. Not recommended for haters of Windows 8.
Filemind ( still in beta ) is a very interesting file explorer who cares much the visual aspect, trying to make it as pleasant as possible with a very showy.
It is very simple and straightforward, but may be of interest for users who only want to develop basic tasks and a simple, nice and cozy.
This is one among other Windows Explorer Altenatives and is a very traditional file browsers is Just Manager, simple and with several integrated tools to make it easier to use.
Commander is ideal for users who want a file browser with a very compact and traditional. Still, do not be fooled by its appearance. Integra supports archives like RAR or ZIP, hex editor, comparator folders, etc..
It supports both older versions of the operating system ( Windows 98 ) and with current versions ( Windows 8 ).
Although it is not a free software, I've listed because of their relevance in this type of program. Total Commander has always been a reference application ( formerly called Windows Commander ), and includes support with Linux partitions ( ext2, ext3 or reiser ) and advanced tools to rename files in bulk.
If you like the Ribbon GUI ( known to be used in Office Products ) probably find interesting Better Explorer. Personally, I just get used to using any application with this interface, however, is said to be specially designed to improve usability.
I have listed some of the Best Windows Explorer Alternatives though there are many others. If you find any other Alternative to Windows Explorer, Pls suggest through Comments.


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Three Kitchen Fairies: 3KF third blog-a-versary, and an amazing giveaway!!
3KF third blog-a-versary, and an amazing giveaway!!
Hello!! I'm finally here ready to start celebrating with all of you my blog-a-versary. Three years ago I started this little grand space of mine. I dare to say 'grand' because it has given me the opportunity to grow as an artist, a quilter, and a crafter in general. This space has given me a chance to meet wonderful and talented friends with whom I get to talk, and share the greatness of the creative process. The mosaic above is just a tiny sample of what I've been doing here. In three years I have posted 224. I have uploaded 905 pictures on Flickr; that without counting the swaps, the comments, the e-mail, and the best part: fabric shopping.
As this day approached, I decided that in this occasion I wanted to celebrate big time. Not only I want to celebrate my ability to keep up with this project, but also your recurring visits to my blog, your comments, and your advise in my sewing projects and in life in general. You are the ones that make this blog such a special part of my life.
The Sometimes Crafter is sponsoring us with her lovely Amanda Knitting Bag pattern from her new pattern store.
Nicole, from Follow the White Bunny is sponsoring us with a $10 gift voucher for embroidery patterns from her delicious store.
Chikipita has graciously joined us in this celebration with two lovely cupcake wine stoppers. Aren't they adorable?!?!
Another lovely etsian friend, Sew Deerly Love is sharing with us an eight fat quarter bundle!! How awesome is that!?!?
The Fabric Shoppe is generously sharing with us an Alexander Henry fat quarter bundle.
And last but not least, Fresh Squeezed Fabrics is participating in this blog-a-versary giveaway with a $25 gift certificate. Awesome!!
Wow!! thank you so much to all our generous sponsors for making this blog-a-versary such a great event. I, myself feel like participating in my own giveaway for a chance to win one of these prize.
No catch on this giveaway, just leave me a comment. Since there is lots of prizes, I'm going to leave these giveaway open until Friday, August 12th, 2011. This way we'll have plenty of time to spread the word and have lots of participants. In the meantime I'll keep posting usual. Winners will be picked via random.org, and I'll match the winners to the prizes in the order the generator picks them out.
Thanks again for these three years, and please feel free to join me on Facebook, and Twitter for lots of sharing, chatting, and blog updates.
WOW! three years and I have just found you. I just found welovefrenchknots and saw your post, loved the embroidery so i thought I would have a look. LOVE YOUR WORK!!!!! Definitely going to follow you from now on.
Wow! I'm sorry that I just found you too! What a great blog!
I've been reading you for a while but I'm going to sign up to follow to make life easier!
I have just read your story on welovefrenchknots and followed the link to your blog. Happy Blogaversary, well done for blogging for so long. I started last week and I am still learning how to do blog things. I loved the little owl block pattern. I will be making this block soon. I have a friend in my quilting group who loves owls. I will have to make her a gift.
WOW! What a great giveaway! Happy Anniversary!
I just LOVE your blog, congrats and keep it up!!!!!
happy 3rd anni!!! woohoo!! how fabulous!
Your story on welovefrenchknots brought me over here to your site. I'm looking forward to exploring more!
Happy Birthday! Happy Blogiversary! Hope you're around a long time. Loved your article on "We Love French Knots". Congratulations on your 3 years . . .
I found your blog through The Sometimes Crafter and I'm so glad I did! So inspiring.
You give me such inspration! Glad I found your site!
happy happy blogoversary to you!
what great company you keep!
Happy blogoversary! Thanks for the chance to share in your celebration.
We Love French Knots blog. Oh I have lots to look at as I scroll back over the previous entries.
Congrats on your three years of blogging. I'd love to enter the draw please.
This is awsome! Very inspiring!
I just found you via The Sometimes Crafter's blog. Congratulations on three years of blogging! It's quite an occasion, and I'm happy to have found you.
Followed your blog for about a year and love your work! Keep it up, cheers to another many successful years!
Feliz aniversario!!!! que sigan los exitos.
Hi. Felicitaciones! Tres años! I wrote such a lovely little note before and can not remember all that I wrote but the gist is to congratulate you on three years and what a lovely giveaway!
Enjoy celebrating your third anniversary of blogging fun!
Happy bloganniversary. What wonderful gifts from your sponsors. Thanks for the chance to win one!
Great prizes! Happy Anniversary & more good years to come!
Congratulations! Love your blog, please keep going!
I adore this on-line community. . thank you for sharing the love my dear.
Congratulations on your 3 year blog-irthday. Great prizes!
Congratulations, you have a lovely blog!
my~!~you really know how to celebrate~!
congratulations on your milestone and on having a very sweet blog that is always like getting a breath of fresh air whenever i visit.
looking at your beautiful montage of photos and remembering that FABULOUS wheel quilt that you made~!
I just started reading your blog and love it!
Your patterns are so sweet and lovely, it makes me smile every time I look!
Happy Blogiversary... and many more!
Here I am - late to the party. So Happy Belated to you!
What a great giveaway to celebrate.
oh love the wine stoppers and your blog is really sweet!
Just found you on talknt! What a great blog!
congrats,keep up the great work!
Happy Blogoversary! Congrats on your 3 years of amazing sharing!
Congratulations on your blogoversary! So exciting!
and thanks for the chances to win!
WOW !! First of all Congratulations on your 3rd Anniversary. I saw you on #talknt (twitter) tonight and wanted to come and visit. Boy I'm glad I did. I'm now one of your new followers !! Looking forward to see what is next and may you have many more successful blogging years !! Thank you and your sponsors for this giveaway and a chance to win.
Congratulations to you -- three years is definitely deserving of a BIG celebration!!!
I am also new to your blog. It's great! Hope to win as I could use all the prizes, lol.
What a wonderful celebration! Thanks for a chance!!
blog. Love it! Your blog, I mean.
the giveaways, they are fantastic!
How wonderful! Thanks for sharing this occasion with us!
Hi! happy blogiversary!!! I oust found you too, and your place is great!!
Happy blogiversary! Thanks for the chance to win.
Congratulations on blogging for 3 years and on the growth you have experienced and the challenges you have met and conquered. You are an inspiration to those just beginning. We will see you in 2 years (I'll be around more then that,,,,just sayin') to help you celebrate your 5th blogiversary!
Happy Anniversary! This is a great giveaway, thanks for sharing with us!
Hi Paloma!! Happy Blogiversary. One of my all time favorite projects of yours is the wagon wheel quilt you made for your girls. I just love it!
Wow - 3 years well done !- fantastic gifts (thank you and your friends )it looks like I have some catching up to do in my blog reading .
Happy anniversary thanks for the chance to win.
Congratulations on your blogaversary! It is definitely an accomplishment.
What wonderful prizes! Congrats on your 3 year blogaversary!


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Magnet: Oconee Valley School IS NOT a Magnet school.
Level: Oconee Valley School is classified as a "High School".
Status: Oconee Valley School was operational at the time of the last report and is currently operational.


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Conditions at Coronado are just too big, and I dont want to drag everyone down there for a shitshow :), so I am moving this months Shaka to Tourmaline. These surf sessions are open to all abilities and in particular beginners and new club members, with the focus being on surfing new breaks and meeting other SDSL ladeez! Breaks will usually be longboard breaks, but we will change from break to break each month depending on what looks good! We will try and make sure that either a Waikiki or Shaka event each month takes place on a weekend. Coffee or breakfast after! Watch for break changes as Coronado can be fickle.


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Two bold colored maxi dresses for easy dinner outfits.
again for wearing to dinner.
to make sure I am warm enough for the reported cold AC on the ship.
and a vibrant orange lace dress, found HERE.
during the day or even perhaps to wear after dinner if I want to change from the maxi's for night activities .
and gold version made by Bailey Blue.
the days I am off ship and touring Bermuda.
and finally Clarks black slip ons again comfortable walking shoes.
I added 3 bottoms in Navy, white and Black.
with the navy skirt and am so excited to wear that one day.
My formal wear is not pictured, but I will get a picture to show on the day I wear it!
I've accomplished this a lot on vacations, so fingers crossed!
Hart, Joan Jett and Cheap Trick and a fun night of music and dancing .
I am grateful that we are back into bowling season with my homeschooler as it really is a wonderful additon to our lives, to get out and see friends and have fun .
I am grateful for phone calls from my only child now away at college, he truly keeps me in the loop!
I am grateful that my daughter is home with us this year after so many years in college getting both her Bachelor's and Master's degree.
I am grateful for this upcoming cruise of course and for the way so many women have said they'd like to join us for a trip next year…so grateful for the possibilities to brighten the lives of others as this has brightened ours these past two months of anticipation!
11 Responses to "Nine Days 'Til I am Cruising…."
Oh, i bet you are so excited Tracey!!
I think some of the fun of vacations is the planning—and for me that includes what I'm going to wear!! That's why I don't understand only taking a carry on bag?? I can't even fit my shoes in that–ha ha!
I love changing outfits at least twice a day and am an over packer… I make no apologies for it but think I did pretty good with shoes this time around.. I am taking a rolling large duffle bag and a carry on back back, both can squash down and go under the bed, important for a cruise! And yes, the excitement is certainly building!
I'd say you have a plan A and a plan B- but it looks more like a plan B and a back-up plan B! I'd love to go to either of those wonderful places.. 👍 You will have a GREAT time!
Have a safe and fun trip! I like your clothing choices. They all look like items that will pack well and not wrinkle.
Yes, that was a big consideration since no irons or steamers can be brought. I am bringing Downy Wrinkle Release spray to try . Thank you!
thank you! I plan to have a blast with a dear friend!


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Student Blog: Teens in Print E-Board Opens Doors for Jacob Downey
|In Teens in Print, Summer Journalism Institute, Guest Blog
Jacob Downey joined the Teens in Print editorial board after stumbling into the program's Summer Journalism Institute. He says the experience has opened more doors than he thought possible.
Friends, donors, countrymen—my name is Jacob Downey, Student Editor of Teens in Print's Arts and Entertainment Section. My interests include writing, over-analyzing song lyrics, and long walks on the beach. Roughly two years ago, in an old flannel I was pretty sure would pass for a dress shirt, I stumbled into Teens in Print's Summer Journalism Institute—a program that would open more doors for me than I'd ever thought a summer job could. After several weeks of writing about how secretly genius Green Day lyrics are, I remember nervously asking the program director, Carla Gualdron, if I was allowed to stick around for the school year. Considering I'm still around two years later, you can guess how she responded.
After writing article after article about everything from bands, to net neutrality, to the subtle woke-ness of the X-Men, a few veteran Teens in Print students and I, as Carla put it, "inherited" positions on the TiP editorial board. As co-editor of the Arts and Entertainment section of our paper, it was my fellow editors and my responsibility to make decisions regarding the format of the paper, line edit the articles of fellow TiPsters, and represent Teens in Print at a variety of events all around the city. When asked to be a part of the editorial board, I was anticipating finally taking my role as Teens in Print's "Lois Lane." And while unfortunately I found no "Clark Kent," my experience as an editor definitely opened my eyes to an opportunity an angsty guy from Southie would never have gotten otherwise.
"Not Just for Nerds" (above) appeared in the 9/18 issue of Teens in Print
I found myself working to not just contribute to the paper that had become a regular talking point at every dinner table conversation, but to sculpt it to better reflect the teenage mindset. We sectioned articles into areas we felt our teenage audience would gravitate toward and even published our brainchild, the first ever TiP "Can't Miss List," a list of current and upcoming movies, books, and events that got our teenage seal of approval. A personal highlight for me was the line editing and fact checking that made up a majority of the position. It was enlightening in a way to be able to guide the children away from the mistakes I'd made time and time again in my early months of student journalism. And correcting people had always been a hobby of mine—what wasn't to love?
During this time, I was also given the opportunity produce some of my best work yet: reviews of Bohemian Rhapsody and Into The Spiderverse. (Note: now we put links to the website to draw the readers in hook, line, and sinker.) Writing a review was one thing, but being invited to an early press screening and seeing the real influence of my article was the most invigorating experience of my writing career. It drove me to put more and more effort into the four articles I ended up contributing, one of which even won me my first Rising Voices award: a fancy frame, a cute little stamp proving that I'm the superior writer, and $100 to boot.
Jacob holds his Rising Voices Award, a recognition of his skillful writing in the January 2019 issue of Teens in Print
Being on the Teens in Print editorial board was ultimately an important lesson in responsibility and leadership, as I found myself a role model of sorts to aspiring TiPsters as they began their journey into the tribulation known as "High School." The experiences I've gained being an editor have further motivated me to pursue a career in journalism. So a few years from now when I'm winning a Pulitzer for my gripping story on the rise, fall, and return of early 2000's rock outfit My Chemical Romance, my legions of fans and I will have none other than the Teens in Print editorial board to thank.
WriteBoston is grateful to the Lewis Family Foundation Associates Fund for supporting teen leaders and funding the 2018-2019 Student Editorial Board.
For the full archive of Jacob's Teens in Print articles, click here.
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The Mare & Foal Sanctuary has benefitted from a complete upgrade to its sound system courtesy of Kernow Installations. DNH speakers were used throughout as they are renowned for their performance and reliability both indoors and outdoors. The DNH CAS6T speakers in the arenas seated area are particularly effective. Kernow Installations have acquired a reputation for audio hire and installation for equestrian events and venues throughout Devon and Cornwall.


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Thursday, October 17 • 10:00 - 11:00
Hidden in the Park – how research on online sexual grooming was turned into a mixed media augmented reality board game
The game Hidden in the park is intended for use in a school environment and the target group is 8 to 10 year old children. The purpose of the game is to create a pedagogical situation in which risks with sharing information online can be safely experienced off line by playing the game. We will present how a research based game design has been developed into a finished game in collaboration between researchers at the University of Skövde and professional game developers at IUS Innovation. Specific focus will be on how game evaluations have been planned, performed and communicated between the researchers and IUS Innovation as part of an iterative design process to fully ensure that the research based game mechanics are kept intact throughout the production of the game. We will share our experiences of this process from the researchers' and game developers' perspectives. Hidden in the park is a mixed media augmented reality board game, with the central game mechanics based on substantial and original research on online sexual grooming. From a body of 12000 pages of true chat logs from a Swedish social media site, four sexual offender strategies were extracted: flattery, coercion, bribes and threats. These offender strategies serve as the basic game mechanics in the game. The game is basically a treasure hunting game, and it has no sexual or frightening content. Each player hides a treasure and gets in return 4 clue cards that might reveal the treasures' hiding places. Therefore players should mind these clue cards not to reveal the location of their treasure to other players. A NPC in the game will use the offender strategies extracted from the original research on online sexual grooming to lure players to take photos and send them to the NPC. The game will be released during September of 2019 and it will be delivered free of charge to all preliminary schools in Sweden.
The final game has been funded by The World Child Foundation, IUS Innovation, Svenska Postkodslotteriet and the University of Skövde.
Marcus Laitila Ekelund
Marcus Laitila Ekelund is a Project Manager at IUS Innovation's Skövde office, where he and his colleagues focus on bringing the power of interactive media and games to areas within healthcare and education. He is currently working with The Rural Economy and Agricultural Societies... Read More →
Ulf Wilhelmsson
Lecturer, University of Skövde
Ulf Wilhelmsson is associate professor in media, aesthetics and narration at the University of Skövde, Sweden. He holds a Ph.D from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. His research interests lies primarily within computer game studies and integrate film theory, cognitive theory... Read More →
Thursday October 17, 2019 10:00 - 11:00


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Nice view and good food. Had lunch here once - both western and thai food was good. Would come back.
The restaurant by the sea good location and good food also staff was excellent. This restaurant they have room for rent too!
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Refugio is what folks call him when people use the full name, and he feels comfortable. Where I been residing montana is. The thing she adores most and croquet are currently playing and she would never give it up. In my life I am a software developer but soon my wife and I will start our own business.


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info@ctconcerts.co.za
South Africa's leading chamber music platform.
SPONSOR A HAMMER
Sponsor a HammerBryn Hunter2017-09-10T13:59:42+02:00
During 2013 and early 2014, the Cape Town Concert Series' Steinway & Sons Concert Grand Piano, which was originally purchased in 1961, had to undergo necessary repairs in order to keep the piano in pristine condition which every pianist has commended. This is the second time this instrument has been refurbished.
All the parts necessary for the restoration process was imported directly from the Steinway & Sons factory in Hamburg, Germany.
The entire action and hammers were replaced and work done on the case was completed at the same time. The original ivory on the keyboard is still intact and was rebuffed to make it look absolutely beautiful.
As with all new pianos, the new hammers need to be voiced expertly. This can only professionally be done on a Steinway by a technician who has been trained by Steinway & Sons.
Ian Burgess-Simpson and six other of his technicians have all been trained at the Steinway & Sons factory in Germany on how to perform this, one of many, very important tasks.
The castors (leg wheels) were replaced as well as extensive trap work on the piano pedals was undertaken. Each of the piano keys were re-weighed and evenly distributed. The current replacement value of this piano is R2.3 million. The complete restoration process took four months.
To sponsor a single hammer: R2 500
To sponsor a triad of 3 hammers: R6 500
To sponsor a chord of 5 hammers: R10 000
To make a donation please send payment to:
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Joel Zola, homeless youth turned entrepreneur, on changing Toronto
Leviana Coccia November 25, 2014 November 26, 2014 Calgary, Career, Events, News, People, Toronto
In this city where many of us work, play and study with little to no thought about the strangers sharing the streets with us when we walk, drive or take public transit to our destinations, there are at least 10,000 homeless youth breathing the same air and looking at the same developing condo buildings.
It is estimated that the mortality rate of these homeless youth is up to 40 times the mortality rate of housed youth, with primary causes of death being suicide and drug overdose.
On a chilly mid-November morning, while making my way to work, I saw a homeless person with his dog sleeping outside of a building. Down the building's steps and to the right read a sign, "CAN SOMEONE PLEASE WAKE US UP AT 9:30AM? WE HAVE A VERY IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT." I haven't seen this homeless person since and I'm starting to regret not ensuring he and his dog were awake at 9:30am.
Sadly, we assume everyone who sleeps on the streets or in shelters are the same. We blame them for being there and often don't take time to understand their situations and learn about what they're doing to improve themselves, their community and our city.
I recently spoke with a young man who has been homeless for almost a quarter of his life. He is literally breaking the stigma surrounding at-risk and homeless youth by pursuing his passion and providing resources to other young people with similar circumstances.
Meet Joel Zola:
Joel Zola, founder of Street Voices, calls himself a, "One man army." Courtesy of: Joel Zola.
At 15-years-old, Joel Zola was kicked out of his family's Calgary home. Before he could even get his driver's license, he had been arrested and had dropped out of school, factors which pushed his step-father and mother to ask him to leave.
Now 21, Joel is making plans to go back home this holiday season to visit his parents and step-siblings for the very first time since he lived under their roof. Traveling all over Canada, moving from Calgary to Edmonton, back to Calgary before trekking to Vancouver and ultimately settling in Toronto, Joel hasn't seen his family in half a decade.
Upon arrival to Toronto, Joel found himself at Covenant House, Canada's largest homeless youth agency. From here, the young man was referred to Evergreen Centre for Street Youth at Yonge and Gerrard Sts.
At Evergreen, Joel was introduced to Sketch – an organization in the city entering its 19th year of operation that provides training initiatives for street-involved, homeless and at-risk youth.
By engaging the surrounding community to recognize the severity of homelessness in Toronto, Sketch's goal is to promote the talents and abilities of the young people who survive homelessness by providing cultural and artistic job projects, public arts exhibitions, performances, seminars and special events.
Joel and Toronto:
When he turned 17, Joel started living at Eva's Phoenix For Homeless Youth, one of three locations managed by Eva's Initiatives. Joel has been a resident at Eva's three times. The award-winning facility in Toronto houses 50 youth, between the ages of 16 and 24, in townhouse style units. The shelter also has partnership-based employment programs to help homeless youth apply and train for jobs that could lead to a long-term career.
After spending months moving from city to city, Joel says he decided on Toronto as a place to settle because of the opportunity it has for people in the creative industry. An aspiring writer and entrepreneur, Joel had dreams of starting his own magazine to give at-risk and homeless youth an outlet for expression that would also work to reduce the negative stigma surrounding youth who live on the street.
"My housing situation for me has always been irrelevant," says Joel, emphasizing that his home as a shelter never bothered him. "It has always been more about my passion and efforts."
With combined experience from Eva's Phoenix and Sketch, Joel launched Street Voices in 2012 – a media platform for street-involved and at-risk youth that produces stories, artwork and initiatives for a print and online magazine and most recently, a video channel called Street Voices TV. Workshops in creative writing and performance are also hosted by Street Voices at Sketch's Community Art Space, Sketch being Street Voices' administrative partner.
Joel says he hopes Street Voices will soon also host workshops in videography and other types of multimedia like graphic design and photography, all free of cost. He adds that his organization acts as a means of communication for youth at homeless shelters.
For youth without Internet access, for example, Street Voices acts as a source of information and education to those in need of services, events, networking opportunities and motivating personal stories.
"I'm an artist who wants to get my voice out there," Joel says. "I realize that because of my circumstance, I have had a lot of obstacles to overcome. I'm not the only one who has that problem. It's a youth problem. Street Voices is a necessity."
Via: http://streetvoices.ca/.
In 2013, Joel came across a job posting at Sketch for a community artist position. He applied and was soon awarded the position. This one year, paid training program gave Joel the opportunity to train as a project manager while building presentation skills and being paid to work on his own independent project, Street Voices.
On June 11, 2014, the very first issue of Street Voices came out. Over 200 copies were sold, more than 250 copies were distributed to Toronto's community shelters and resource centres. Out of a total of 500 copies made, only 30 are remaining.
Joel says, "It's important to have Street Voices widely distributed because it aims to have a world-wide reach. It's important for the world to know what is going on in Toronto and it gives homeless kids an opportunity. It gives kids hope. It gives them activity."
The first issue of the magazine shared many stories, one being of a girl who was living on the streets and ended up working for Urbanology Magazine. She now works as an entertainment reporter for The Toronto Sun. Another was of a man who works as a drug dealer. This man moved to Toronto to avoid danger in other major cities as a result of his line of work.
"These stories really represent homeless youth and at-risk youth, "Joel says. "At the same time, there are many stories we haven't been able to share yet. My goal is to share as many stores as I can to let the world know that we need to hear the power of the marginalized voices of the world."
The Future of Street Voices:
The second issue of Street Voices is set to launch on December 5, 2014 at Evergreen Centre for Street Youth. Joel will host the event, which will include music, refreshments and performances.
For issue three, readers can expect to see a list of services that highlight the free and accessible resources available for at-risk youth in the city.
Joel says, "A lot of people aren't aware of these services. If they were, they would use them. Street Voices will raise awareness and save at-risk youth in Toronto."
You can follow Joel on Twitter at @TheJoelZola and track Street Voices news at @StreetVoicesTO.
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How on earth did it get to be the 25th of February so fast?!?! Now mind you, I'm not complaining about that. It means we are so much closer to spring and the warm weather to come. In fact, it is sunny and going up to 7 degrees celsius today, and the snow is mostly gone, which means we can dispense with the heavy winter boots, for the next few days at least. It does mean though, that I am not going to make my goal of having this fifth and last border of Leo's Mane finished by the end of the month...... rats!!
I have the corner pentagons sewn onto 13 out of 44 units. Nine of those units are sewn together. I need to add one more and they will be ready to be sewn onto the side of the quilt. I've spent a good deal of time in the last couple of weeks stitching. But a lot of that time was distracted by what was going on at the olympics, where I'd have to stop the stitching and watch what was happening, especially when it came to the figure skating, one of my favourite things to watch. And then I got caught up in all those extreme things like the snowboarding people who looked like they were flying, and the the skiers who were doing the same thing. All I can say is wow.... they are crazy!!
But, now the olympics is over, so maybe I'll get back to more intensive stitching time. I've downloaded an audiobook that should keep me going for a while, which will help.
I'm linking up to Kathy's Slow Sunday Stitching, and then I'll pick the needle and thread back up for a little while.
We had company this past weekend. Our grandson Avery came and stayed overnight with us Saturday and into Sunday. So there was no time yesterday for a Slow Sunday Stitching blog post, or for stitching either for that matter. By the time we finished looking after our 2 year old grand daughter on Friday and the 6 year old grandson Saturday and early Sunday these poor old grand parents were totally tired out, but in a fabulous and happy way.
So close, so very very close to being done with Leo's Mane. I have over half of the 40 English Paper Pieced units that I need up to the second step.
And 23 of these. the second step. I need 13 more of these for a total of 36 and then 4 of a bit of a different configuration to do the corners of the borders. After that, I put in the corner fabrics that turn these odd shapes into squares and these are done. The goal of the end of February looks like it might be reachable. Here they are, what I have done so far all together. They aren't going to be laid out this way, considering they are meant for a border, but looking at them here, there are possibilities for further design variations. It would make a really fun scrappy quilt.
I'm linking up to Kathy's Slow Sunday Stitching and then it will be back to more stitching.
I'm making really good progress on the fifth of Leo's Mane borders. All the centre plus signs for the 40 blocks are done. Today I'm starting the process of cutting the next fabrics, basting them to the papers and sewing the next set of pieces into place. As I thought it would, this border is going together very quickly. Maybe, just maybe, it will all be done by the end of February. That would be so cool! Here's a closeup of the block so far. The spaces at the ends of the yellow pieces will be filled with the navy fabric I've been using through the whole quilt and will make the blocks square. I'm getting so excited about having this finished! I'm starting to think about how to quilt it. So far, I haven't a clue what I'm going to do. I'm hoping sometime before it is finished, inspiration will hit. In the meantime, I'll keep on stitching.


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Each year they publish at least one christmas song cover , this one is a new one from 2013 "Little Drummer Boy " do you know the stoy behind ??
Little Drummer Boy ("The Little Drummer") is an American Christmas song. It tells the story of a poor boy who can not afford it to make a gift to the newborn Jesus and thus plays with the consent of the Virgin Mary for him on his drum. Miraculously, the newborn seems to understand and smiles at him gratefully.
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The Seraph Choir is an african men choir. Their african christmas song "Us a Child is Born", is really ncie!
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Why Serving an Evening Snack is a Good Idea!
Sometime many years ago a very famous women told the world that they shouldn't eat after 7pm – meaning you should eliminate evening snacks. The response- the world felt guilty eating after 7pm. The truth – there is nothing wrong with eating after 7pm. And even more importantly, it's almost essential for children.
Has anyone ever planned out a great dinner, served it on the table only to be met with resistance to the meal? You are freaking out because you know if they don't eat dinner they will go to bed hungry. That doesn't seem like a good option either. Of course you want to try to pressure them to eat more.
Then 1 hour after the meal is over your child comes to you complaining they are hungry. You know if they would have just eaten some dinner they wouldn't be so hungry. You feel guilty about sending them to bed hungry.
Truth be told dinner is often the hardest meal for kids. They've probably already consumed at least 75% (if not more) of their nutritional needs, they are tired and cranky, and dinner typically has the most challenging food.
This is exactly why I believe an evening snack is so important. It will help to take the stress away from the dinner table and make sure your child doesn't go to bed hungry.
If I'm always serving a snack after dinner, won't they not eat dinner well?
This is often a concern for parents, but what I've found is that it helps our children be more intuitive eaters. The truth is, if you serve a really challenging meal they may eat less dinner knowing a snack is coming, but I believe this helps to prepare them for life. Have you ever been to a dinner party and you didn't really like anything they had – isn't it reassuring to know that when you get home you can have something you like better?
Your children will feel the same way. If they aren't the biggest fan of dinner – they will know they have one more chance to eat. This will prevent the I'm starving meltdowns. We all know what "hangry" looks like and it ain't pretty!
Does evening snack always have to be dessert?
This usually leads into the second most common questions I get. Should evening snack always be dessert? My answer is: It doesn't have to be, but it can be if you choose for it to be. Rest assured though, if your child knows that every evening snack is dessert they will definitely be saving room for that. I mean, who doesn't love dessert right?
However, you can vary evening snack. Maybe sometimes it is dessert type food and maybe sometimes it is a different type of snack. I highly recommend you let your children know what snack will be of the night. This might mean having a wipe board that you write what is being served for dinner and snack each night or even throw a piece of paper on the fridge so they know. (Hint: Kids love visuals – they love knowing what meals and snacks are coming).
The other reason: Let's say you are serving chicken, rice and broccoli for dinner and list snack as apples and peanut butter. If apples and peanut butter are not their favorite they are more likely to fill up on more dinner. However, if ice cream and pretzels are being served for snack and it's there favorite, they are more likely to "save room" for the snack.
Some parents might argue, "why would we want them to eat less dinner and save room for dessert?" We want them to grow up to be intuitive eaters. The reality is if ice cream is for dessert and they must eat a certain amount of dinner to "earn" dessert then they will push past the feeling of fullness to "get" dessert. This is essentially teaching them to overate.
However, on the reverse if they leave room for dessert and then finish filling up on dessert, they are listening to their body and getting exactly what and how much their body needs.
You can check out my blog post about raising an intuitive eater with all foods if you want to read more about this.
There isn't much time between dinner and bed.
When children are young there isn't often a lot of time between dinner and bed. Nonetheless, even if there is an hour, I would try to start implementing this. If you have a toddler weaning from the bottle , this is a great time to start serving milk to help with getting off the bottle. If you have a picky eater it's one more opportunity to allow them to eat something. Lastly, when you are working implementing the Division or Responsibility of Feeding, it really does help if they are struggling with the process.
What is your biggest battle with evening snack? Do you struggle with what to serve?


Recently, I took on a Xamarin iOS project where we used Apple Developer Enterprise Program to deploy the app, in-house to just their employees. We ended up deploying through their local intranet server and it works beautifully.
However getting to deployment was less than beautiful. I had to do lots of digging around and reading from many different sources to piece it all together. Here is process, streamlined.
Certificates and Identifiers, and Profiles, oh my!
If you've deployed iOS apps, you know the drill. While the Apple developer portal has gone through some changes over the years, the hassle of profiles and certificates hasn't been simplified. I won't write about the process as Xamarin has fine write up on what you need to get these in created for in-house distribution.
Once you have your certificates, etc all created. You need to get them loaded on your system and put them into your Xamarin project. You've likely done this before as well so I won't get into it much. Basically, I set up a new build configuration for deployment and then make sure that config is set to use the proper certificates for deployment and is set to make an IPA in the Project Options.
These first few steps all seemed easy and natural (for an iOS developer that is). Getting my IPA to install on a device was less than clear though and this is where my research started in earnest.
The basic premise is this. You need to make a manifest plist for your app which points to the url for your IPA. Then you need to link to the manifest from a web page (or an email) with a custom url for your iOS device.
I made a gist with a generic versions of the plist and an html file with the magic link. Start with these and change the "mycompany" and "myapp" stuff to match your needs.
Note: I had to use https for this to work. Older documentation often uses just http, but somewhere along the way that requirement was added.
Once you have your IPA and cleaned up versions of the plist and install html up on your web server, you are almost done. You now simply need to tell your web server had to handle these extensions (plist and ipa) if it doesn't know already.
Finally, you are ready to install on your devices. From your iOS device, hit the web page and tab the install link. iOS will prompt you with an install option and once you confirm will start downloading the app.
Remember, you will need to trust the developer the before using the app for the first time. This is done in Settings, under General, then Device Management.
That's it. Hope your enterprise deployments go smoothly.


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AC/DC's iTunes boycott is on Highway to Hell
Band members say iTunes is just about the money and that they want to protect the album format. Hey Angus, what about protecting consumers?
Greg Sandoval
Oct. 15, 2008 12:06 p.m. PT
You can find AC/DC's new album on the band's Web site or Wal-Mart but not at iTunes. Acdc.com
AC/DC, the iconic Australian rock band, has been talking to reporters as part of the promotion of its upcoming album. The group has also used the opportunity to take swipes at Apple.
The band refuses to offer music at iTunes because it isn't interested in selling individual songs. The only places to acquire the album, Black Ice, is at Wal-Mart Stores or on the band's Web site. In an interview with Reuters, lead singer Brian Johnson said the band is trying to protect the album format.
"Maybe I'm just being old-fashioned, but this iTunes, God bless 'em, it's going to kill music if they're not careful," Johnson, 61, told Reuters. "It's a...monster, this thing. It just worries me. And I'm sure they're just doing it all in the interest of making as much...cash as possible. Let's put it this way, it's certainly not for the...love, let's get that out of the way, right away."
Angus Young, who co-founded the band with brother Malcolm, told The New York Times last week: "It's like an artist who does a painting. If he thinks it's a great piece of work, he protects it. It's the same thing: this is our work."
I want to give AC/DC, one of the best-selling rock & roll bands of all time, the benefit of the doubt. I want to believe they really do consider their work art and that the forthcoming album, which debuts October 20, will reflect a legitimate attempt to deliver a hit with every track.
This kind of good-faith effort from the music industry wasn't always guaranteed, remember? I'll get back to that.
First, I couldn't care less if the band doesn't like iTunes. Plenty of people don't. Other artists, such as Kid Rock, choose not to distribute via the country's largest music retailer. It's their music--they can do what they want with it. What offends me about AC/DC's comments is that in the band members' attack on iTunes, they completely ignore history.
Johnson implied that iTunes is all about money and thus this commercialization is hurting music. Let me state the obvious: plenty of people profited off of music long before iTunes was formed, including AC/DC. What, is Wal-Mart donating Black Ice profits to charity?
If iTunes is such a threat to the music industry, you couldn't tell by listening to Doug Morris, CEO of Universal Music Group, the largest of the four top recording companies. Billboard asked him recently who he thought was the smartest person in music. He named Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
"When you look at the whole picture, we make a lot of money through iTunes," Morris said. "We consider (Jobs) a friend...I talk to him about once a month. I like him very much. I have dinner with him occasionally, and he's the kind of guy we'll be talking about 100 years from now. He's a brilliant guy."
As for albums, there's nothing sacred about this format--at least not to consumers. Angus should look around. Hardly anyone in the music business advocates for albums anymore. That's because digital technology has rendered the album obsolete. Consumers are free to buy tracks they like and aren't forced to shell out money for those they don't. Years ago, after the rise of CDs, if a fan liked a song, he or she had little choice but to buy the entire album.
The truth is the album was anti-consumer.
I stopped buying music in the early 1990s after reading a Rolling Stone interview where Kurt Cobain suggested that this wasn't an accident. Nirvana's legendary frontman implied that music labels would take a band's best tracks and scatter them over multiple albums to squeeze more money out of consumers. In the two years I've covered digital music, I've had the opportunity to ask a number of music executives about this.
Not one has ever denied it.
This was obviously a poor way to treat customers, and it's not a stretch to suggest this is why many people felt justified in downloading songs off Napster in the late 1990s, and why so many continue to pirate music to this day.
By requiring Black Ice be sold as an album, AC/DC is trying to cram it down the throats of fans. Why not offer the music on iTunes and be confident that the individual songs will sell themselves?
Discuss: AC/DC's iTunes boycott is on Highway to Hell


The Duzmo motorcycle brand was created at the end of 1919 by an association between John Wallace and the Portable Tool & Engineering Company of Enfield Highway, Middlesex. The majority of their engines were built under contract by Advance Motor Manufacturing Co of Northampton.
At the end of 1918 Wallace had designed a motorcycle engine high-performance and offered it to any company that wanted to diversify their contracts after the war ended and as a result Portable acquired the rights to produce the engine and appointed Wallace head of design.
The initial plan was to sell the engines to other motorcycle manufacturers and by September 1919 the first engine was ready for the testing. It was an attractive OHV which displaced 475cc (88.9 mm x 76.2 mm) with a removable head, aluminium piston, and external pressure lubrication using two pumps. It was a very advanced engine for the time.
Wallace was in contact with his friend and fellow test rider Bert le Vack (the Wizard of Brooklands, world record holder in the 1920s), who had gained experience during the war in the assembly and testing of aero engines.
Le Vack joined the fledgling company and built the first prototype engine which proved satisfactory during bench testing. A second engine was built and installed in a motorcycle which was used by le Vack in demonstrations to potential vendors and the general public.
The combination of skilful designing by Wallace and le Vack's considerable prowess as a test rider resulted in a great machine. Initially called the Ace, it was renamed Buzmo and finally became Duzmo in 1920, when le Vack revealed its merits to the racing world in no uncertain fashion, achieving numerous competition victories in short order. Duzmo is said to be a humorous deformation of "does more".
Success produced a torrent of large orders which the small factory found impossible to fill. In 1922 le Vack was made an offer by by J. A. Prestwich which Wallace could not match. The initial concept for the sale of engines was challenged as a result of the large of orders for replicas of the le Vack machine. The directors of Portable Tool decided to wind down production.
One of the directors suggested to Wallace that he take charge of the company, offering a loan to be repaid from future earnings. Wallace agreed and as a result John Wallace Ltd was created to produce Duzmo machines.
Initially a single-speed belt driven 500, the motorcycles developed between 1921 and 1922 had a Sturmey-Archer 3-speed gearbox with chain drive, an Amac large bore carburettor, ML magneto and Druid Mk2 forks.
In a manner not dissimilar to the creation of Irving's most famous engine, Wallace paired two singles into a 992cc V-twin for competition use, but the departure of le Vack resulted in little competition success and sales were unsatisfactory.
A new Duzmo single emerged with an unusual but quite attractive sloping tank and low seating position, running Brampton forks and a Binks carburettor but sales remained poor, resulting in the closure of the works in 1923.
The remaining stock was sold to D. J. Sheppards who attempted to market the Duzmo, but it is believed that he sold very few motorcycles.


1095382 - [Flame][Music]It will stop playing the song with its total time messed up after you dragging the seek icon to the end of progress bar.
[Flame][Music]It will stop playing the song with its total time messed up after you dragging the seek icon to the end of progress bar.
It will stop playing the song with its total time messed up  after you dragging the seek icon to the end of progress bar.
3.Tap one song to play.
4.Drag the seek icon to the end of progress bar.
Should play the next song.
4.It will stop playing the song with its total time messed up.
Could you help with this bug?
See the attachments: logcat.txt &Verify_1095382.MP4.
Summary: [Flame][v2.0][Music]It will stop playing the song with its total time messed up after you dragging the seek icon to the end of progress bar. → [Flame][Music]It will stop playing the song with its total time messed up after you dragging the seek icon to the end of progress bar.
I took a quick test and looks like this issue is only reproducible if we seek to the end of the progress bar. I guess the the value we got from the progress bar might larger than the audio element's duration then breaks it, need some tests to confirm it and I will update here.
Bug 1116839 also has a same screenshot(attachment 8543052 [details]) and looks like they are the same issue, probably related to KitKat?
Yes, this issue and bug 1116839 are the same problem, and has no relation with KitKat.
Blocking Reason: Screenshot in comment 6 shows bad user experience and even if it happens when we seek to end of progress bar.
This issue and bug 1116839 are the same problem.
And the issue is found on Flame-KK.
After tested 2.0, 2.1 and master, I found this should be an gecko issue, probably a gecko regression because it looks like if we set the audio's currentTime to a value which is the same as the audio's duration, then the audio element will just corrupt and does not play any more, unless we set a new src to the audio element then play it.
Jim, would you please review this first? I will file a new bug to notify the gecko devs and if we need this gaia patch, we can land it before gecko fixes it, thanks.
This seems like a sane workaround, but a comment explaining things would be nice. Of course, if we fix the Gecko bug, that won't matter.
> nice. Of course, if we fix the Gecko bug, that won't matter.
Thanks Jim, I often forget to add a comment to record bugs like this and thanks for reminding! I will add it then probably land it first because gecko fix usually takes time and people would like this blocker fixed.
[Bug caused by] (feature/regressing bug #): Bug 1119186.
[User impact] if declined: the music player will become corrupted and cannot be used.
Attachment #8545838 - Flags: approval-gaia-v2.2?


The number of new corals on Australia's Great Barrier Reef has plunged by 89% since unprecedented bleaching events in 2016 and 2017, scientists say.
The research, published in journal Nature on Thursday, was carried out by a group of scientists last year.
Could killing rats save reefs?


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Just Food is a new Berkeley-based food podcast to devour
Berkeley Food Institute partnered with UC Berkeley Advanced Media Institute to create a six-part podcast series that delves into food issues through a human lens.
by Cirrus Wood Oct. 10, 2017, 3:00 p.m. August 4, 2022
Paul Muller, co-owner of Full Belly Farm, with Just Food reporter Alissa Escarce. Muller was interviewed for the podcast's second episode on pollinators. Photo by Diane Villadsen.
It would be easy in a town obsessed with food like Berkeley to make a podcast that's just an audio version of Instagram. But Just Food wants to be more than that. The new podcast, from the Berkeley Food Institute, explores the many stories behind how and what we eat.
Each 12- to 20-minute episode in the six-part series, which is produced in partnership with the Advanced Media Institute at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, pairs university research with first-hand testimony. The result is equal parts evidence and experience, addressing state and national issues through a highly local lens. For example in the podcast's third episode, Just Food investigates and analyzes the many consequences of the Berkeley soda tax by following the revenue and interviewing beneficiaries.
"It's really about how we get our food and the aspects of our food that most of us don't think about on a day-to-day basis," said reporter Alissa Escarce. "It's about being able to look beyond the research and into the human stories for how this research gets reported."
Escarce is a freelance journalist studying at the Columbia School of Journalism in New York. She had been interning at KQED when she heard that Laura Klivans, the host of Just Food, was looking for reporters to research several stories for the podcast over the summer. As a bilingual journalist, Escarce was a natural fit for stories related to labor and farm worker health, including a yet-to-be-released fourth episode of the podcast on the UC Berkeley CHAMACOS, a longitudinal study on the impact of pesticides on pregnant women and children in the heavily agricultural Salinas Valley.
Colin Muller, beekeeper at Muller Ranch, was interviewed for the second episode of the Just Food podcast. Photo: Diane Villadsen
CHAMACOS stands for Center for the Health Assessment of Mothers And Children Of Salinas, as well as a slang word for "kids." The study itself began in 1999, and in the 17 years since has tracked pesticide exposure alongside children's growth, health and development.
For that particular Just Food episode, which will be released on Oct. 19, Escarce focused on a smaller portion of CHAMACOS: the impact of pesticides on teens living and working in the Salinas Valley. She reported how these teens are not just subjects of the UC Berkeley study, but also participants performing much of the research themselves.
"We're good at finding the compelling human narratives that keep people listening," said Just Food's executive producer Lacy Roberts. As a member of the Advanced Media Institute, Roberts handles the audio editing of each Just Food episode.
Every story has its challenges. "Some stories don't automatically have good audio," Roberts said. At the easier end, a story on pollinators has some obligatory background buzzing of bees. Just Food's fifth episode on soil health (to be released on Nov. 2), however, was a different story. Simply pointing a microphone at dirt was not going to be enough. For that story, the focus would have to be on human characters.
Roberts was particularly drawn to stories that handle the aftermath of an event. For example, the approach to an episode about the Berkeley soda tax would have to be about the consequences of the tax, not the struggle to get it passed. "That was a challenging one to do because there were so many layers to the story," said Roberts. "But what we wanted to ask is 'what happens when it's no longer a fight?'" Curious listeners can find out exactly how the podcast approached the topic by listening to episode three: "Leveling the Playing Field: The Berkeley Soda Tax."
The idea for the Just Food podcast began in March and almost immediately BFI staff set to work proposing topics, strategizing reporting and narrowing down the nearly endless number of possible topics to a final six for the season. After an initial April pilot, the podcast returned on Sept. 21 with new episodes released every two weeks until the end of the season on Nov. 16.
"We were really motivated to report on the interesting research being done at Cal that connects to critical issues in food systems," said Ann Thrupp, executive director of the BFI. "And to do it in a way that makes people get engaged and inspired."
It's been a daunting, though rewarding experience to put the podcast together. "It's been a really great collaboration," said Thrupp "but it takes a phenomenal number of people to put this together. It's been like theater."
Barbara Resendiz, employee at Sierra Farms (left), with reporter Alissa Escarce. Resendiz was interviewed for Just Food's first episode about the Equitable Food Initiative. Photo: Diane Villadsen
With so many stories to tell, inevitably some had to be shelved, but the BFI plans to run a second season of Just Food in the spring. Stories have yet to be selected, though Thrupp hopes that subsequent seasons can continue to focus on people and places. "We're really interested in labor issues and food systems," she said, though that might mean transitioning out of the fields and into restaurants and kitchens.
It shouldn't come as a surprise that the majority Just Food's listeners live in and around Berkeley. Though Thrupp hopes that hyperlocal listenership expands the more people get to know about the podcast.
Much of the research being done at UC Berkeley affects dialogue and policy on both state and federal levels — not to mention that as the nation's leading agricultural state (California produces an estimated $47 billion in agricultural revenue annually) quite a lot of what happens in-state affects both the nation and the world.
"Some of the people here are working on international issues," said Thrupp. "So we're hoping to get listeners that go beyond this area."
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An Islamic State Orphan Returns To Tajikistan
Ten-year-old Maryam, the only member of her family to have survived an attack on the Islamic State group, has been welcomed back to Tajikistan with open arms.
Hostility Toward Media No Longer Limited To Authoritarians, Watchdog Warns
The media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is warning that violations of press freedom are no longer the practice of authoritarian regimes and dictatorships.
Analysis: A Sigh Of Relief From North Of The Afghan Border
Reports say an Islamic State commander has been killed in northwestern Afghanistan, marking a rare bit of good news for Central Asians battling the spread of that militant group's brand of extremism. (The views expressed in this blog post do not necessarily reflect the views of RFE/RL.)
Students Pass Out, Tajik Officials Blame 'Faintheartedness'
Tajik authorities have concluded that a recent case of mass fainting at a village school was caused by hysteria, ruling out poisoning.
Executions Down Globally In 2017, But Remain High In Iran, Pakistan
Executions and death sentences continued to drop globally in 2017 after hitting record-high levels in previous years, with Iran and Pakistan remaining among the world's top five executioners, Amnesty International said on April 12.
'Dramatic Change': Democracy 'Undermined' Across Europe, Eurasia
Contempt shown by governments for independent institutions and civil society, attacks on the political opposition and independent media, as well as an incessant push to blend the ruling party with the state, are becoming the new normal in postcommunist Europe and Eurasia, U.S.-based democracy monitor Freedom House warns in its latest report.
Tajikistan Seeks Extradition Of Two Opposition Politicians From Turkey
Authorities in Tajikistan have lodged a formal request for Turkey to extradite two Tajik opposition politicians who were detained in Istanbul on March 19.
Tajikistan Expects Russia At Regional Water Conference In June
Tajikistan's foreign minister says Dushanbe is expecting a Russian delegation to attend an international conference on water resources in Central Asia that it is hosting in June.
Majlis Podcast: The Lingering Conflict Along The Kyrgyz-Tajik Border
What are the causes of the continued friction along the Kyrgyz-Tajik frontier and what possible solutions are there to these problems?
Analysis: Tajikistan Moves To Eradicate Any Vestige Of Islamic Party
Four members of the Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan were reportedly sentenced to prison earlier this week. Leaders of the party have been imprisoned already but these recent incarcerations involved average members of the party who remained in Tajikistan. It is an ominous sign as there are tens of thousands of such people still in the country.
Residents Clash Near Disputed Segment Of Tajik-Kyrgyz Border
The governors of Kyrgyzstan's southern Batken district and adjacent Isfara district of Tajikistan are scheduled to meet on April 4 following a clash between Kyrgyz and Tajik residents in an area close to a disputed segment of the border between the two Central Asian nations.
'Anyone Would Do The Same': Tajik Shopkeepers Save Lives In Kemerovo
Five Tajik shopkeepers at a Kemerovo shopping mall sprang into action when the complex caught fire on March 25.


dc.description.abstract Marine archaeological explorations of Bet Dwarka Island, Okhamandal, Gujarat, India have been carried out since 1981 by National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, India. The explorations in and around the island have brought to light a long cultural sequence commencing from Proto-historical period to till today. The evidence of maritime activities have been recorded. Previous onshore and offshore explorations have revealed a large number of potsherds related to Indo-Mediterranean contact. Keeping these marine archaeological results in view the underwater explorations in Bet Dwarka with an objective of understanding the nature of the archaeological activities is planned. Explorations during this season was carried out at Bet Dwarka from 25.12.2002 to 3.1.2003. During the explorations an extensive underwater airlifting operations were carried out north west of present Bet Dwarka jetty from where number of pottery were collected earlier. A trench measuring 5 x 5 m was laid on the seabed. The airlift operations and a controlled excavation was undertaken to understand the stratigraphy and antiquities. The airlifting operations revealed rolled pottery of different shapes of jars, bowls and the Potsherds of Roman period. Seven stone anchors were relocated for reference purposes. The present Bet Dwarka jetty must have been a very old anchoring point as noticed by presence of large number of stone anchors of different types in the vicinity. The antiquity of Bet Dwarka has suggested that the maritime activity was flourished in the area since at least around the beginning of 2nd millennium BC and has continued till modern times.
dc.title Marine archaeological explorations off Bet Dwarka (Gujarat), 2002-2003. Reort of the activity under in-house project: "Application of geological and geophysical methods in marine archaeology and underwater explorations."


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Wolverine: Weapon X is a 2009 comic book series published by Marvel Comics starring the superhero Wolverine. The series is written by Jason Aaron, writing his first ongoing series starring Wolverine after writing several one-shots and limited series featuring the Marvel mainstay character. The series lasted sixteen issues.

Publication history
While Weapon X is not published under Marvel's MAX imprint of Marvel, writer Jason Aaron has stated his intent to differ this title from the more mainstream Marvel series in which Wolverine is regularly featured.

In an interview, Aaron explained, "Basically, I'm approaching this like Garth Ennis did the Punisher MAX series. Obviously, this won't be a MAX book in terms of content, but we will see arcs that are stand-alone and feature lots of new characters and new villains. We'll really be working to establish our own continuity, instead of mining Logan's past. Daniel Way is already doing a great job of dealing with the ins and outs of Logan's history over in Wolverine: Origins, so I want to focus on telling new stories for people who maybe aren't as familiar with Wolverine continuity. We'll still be dealing with his past at times, just like how the first arc involves the legacy of Weapon X, but in a way that's still easily accessible."

Aaron also indicated that the series would not tie into the ongoing events of the Marvel Universe, such as "Dark Reign" storyline at least at first: "You'll see plenty of references to the big events of the Marvel U in these pages, but at least initially, you won't see us doing any crossovers or tie-ins...Again, I want this to be a series that anybody can step right into and enjoy, regardless of how many Wolverine comics they've read before."

Plot summary

The Adamantium Men (Issues #1–5)
The first arc deals with a private security organization called Blackguard obtaining files on the Weapon X procedure that transformed James Howlett into Wolverine. It leads into a tale of corporate espionage, with Wolverine attempting to single-handedly dismantle the organization trying to create their own versions of Weapon X soldiers, featuring artificially-enhanced senses, strength, agility, reflexes, stamina, an accelerated-healing factor, laser claws and adamantium-laced skeletons.

Insane in the Brain (Issues #6–9)
The second arc features Wolverine awaking in a mental asylum, where it is quickly realized that a psychopath is passing himself off as a psychiatrist to perform twisted experiments on inmates that he has captured and is keeping against their will. Wolverine, an apparent amnesiac, is having nightmares of his life as Wolverine as the "doctor" tries to reawaken the beast within Logan.

Love and the Wolverine (Issue #10)
An interlude story featuring a large cameo cast, as Wolverine comes to terms with falling in love again, despite the fact everyone he's ever loved before has either died or been killed as a result of his violent lifestyle.

Tomorrow Dies Today (Issues #11–15)
The third arc of the series features Wolverine teaming up with Captain America to fight a new generation of the killer cyborgs: Deathlok.

The End of the Beginning (Issue #16)
An independent closing tale for the series, where Wolverine deals with the death of his friend and fellow X-Man, Kurt Wagner (Nightcrawler). Wolverine has to fulfill Nightcrawler's last request to him, and while doing so, remembers some of the interactions they had over the years.

Reception
Reviewers IGN gave a positive review to the series' first two issues.

Collected editions
This series has been collected in individual volumes, and included within other collections:

See also
 Wolverine (comic book)

References

External links

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Drupal CMS version 7.12 suffers from multiple cross site request forgery vulnerabilities.
and diverse community of people around the world".
Drupal 7.12 -latest stable release - suffers from multiple vulnerabilities which could allow an attacker to gain access to the management interface.
creation Drupal assigns the same "form_token" and so on).
(like this: "form-0iFqLlofT1uuJ_uwXPNdVlc_J9KL20oZE15dK9hxuQ8") to make changes to Drupal settings through web management  interface.
generated by Drupa for that specific operation.
or User browses that crafted web page.
administrator logout - will aid an attacker to sniff authentication credentials when a "Man in The Middle Attack" is performed.
Drupal, furthermore, does not perform "http referer" checking, allowing to exploit all above described vulnerabilities.
Please note that the Drupal Security Team does not consider this to be a valid security vulnerability.
if you read comment inserted in detailed response (groups.drupal.org/node/216314), Greg Knaddison (greggles) - Head of Drupal Security Team - writes: "I think there are some legitimate bugs here, but I don't see how the bugs can be exploited for security reasons. The fact that we have multiple forms with the same form_id should be fixed since form_id determines the form_token".
The security scenario is a network sniffing activity (or worse a MITM attack) as Heine Deelstra (Heine) - ex head of Drupal Security Team and actual member team - says in the same post.
MITRE CVE Numbering Authority assigned CVE-2007-6752 (cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi…) for "force user/logout" vulnerability, sections 2.2, 3.2 of my Drupal 7.12 CSRF Advisory (www.webapp-security.com/2012/03/drupal-cms-…).
. Sections 2.1 and 3.1 – Poor Session Checking (CSRF to change any Drupal settings) – would be a Drupal's "Security Improvement".
. Section 2.3 – Poor Session Checking (POST and GET method) – and section 2.4 - Poor Session Checking (Http Referer) - would be Drupal's "Potential Security Improvements".


Our 1-1.5 hour presentations are great for lunch-and-learns at businesses and for group meetings. Request presentations via the online request form or attend one of our regularly scheduled sessions open to public at various locations around Northern Colorado.
For a schedule of Public Session of the following classes visit our online calendar.
Do you ever wonder how to safely navigate the roads when people on bikes are present? In this presentation we will discuss traffic safety laws and responsibilities for both cyclists and motorists, shared responsibilities and how to avoid crashes or conflicts. Upon successful completion of the class, participants receive a Bicycle Friendly Driver certificate and sticker which can be displayed on their vehicle.
Interested in starting the Bicycle Friendly Driver program in your community? Visit the Bicycle Friendly Driver program website to download the toolkit.
Whether you are traveling to work, running errands or traveling to visit friends you can Go By Bike! In this presentation we will discuss the benefits of using a bike for transportation and show you how to make it possible. Join us to learn what to ride, what to wear, what to carry, how to carry your stuff, route selection and safety techniques. We will also provide information about local classes, events and other cycling-related resources.
Do you want to commute, run errands or travel to school by bike with your children? In this presentation we will give you tips and tricks for how to get the whole family rolling. You will learn about the benefits of cycling with children, kid-friendly gear and clothing, safety considerations, route selection, and how to teach children the rules of the road through bicycling.
Join us for an engaging presentation where you will learn tips and tricks for women interested in bicycling. Learn about women's specific clothing and gear, where to ride, tips for biking with children, safety tips and how to connect with local women's cycling clubs and organizations. We will also provide you with ways to make your ride more comfortable, convenient and fun!
Interested in riding year-round but not sure how to prepare for riding in the colder seasons? In this presentation a Bicycle Ambassador will provide you with tips and techniques to help you ride safely, confidently and comfortably in the winter. Topics will include: what to wear, what to ride, safe winter bike handling, route selection, winter bike maintenance and more.
Do you dream of traveling by bicycle but aren't quite sure where to start? This presentation will get you prepared to pedal the miles to your next faraway destination. You will learn about which bikes can be used for touring, various types of panniers and trailers, camping equipment and clothing. In addition we will discuss training, bike specific maps, and other essential gear and resources to get you out on your first bike tour.
This class is for individuals who received a citation related to bicycling and are fulfilling diversion or sentencing requirements. The Bicycle Traffic Citation Diversion Program offers cyclists and motorists the opportunity to learn bicycle-related laws, tips for safe cycling and driving and how to share the road to make it safe for everyone.
Each session in this 4-week series is designed to help you get re-familiarized with cycling gear and to build your confidence both on and off the bike. During the series you will visit a local bike shop and learn how to best communicate with a bike mechanic. You'll learn how to conduct a bike safety pre-ride check and property fit and wear a helmet. You will practice basic bike handling skills and finish the series with a comfortable, fun ride on local bike trails and city streets.
Smart Cycling is a course for cyclists of returning and seasoned cyclists alike that will give you the confidence to ride safely and legally in traffic or on the trail. You will learn how to conduct bicycle safety checks, on-bike skills and crash avoidance techniques. We recommended this class for adults and youth above age 14. Participants should be prepared to ride their bicycle as there is a riding portion to this class. A helmet and bicycle in good working condition are required. A water bottle is recommended.
New for 2017-18 – we've broken Smart Cycling into two sessions. You can take just the Road Rules (lecture style class), just the Road Skills (on-bike class) or both. If you successfully complete both sessions you can earn a Smart Cycling certificate of completion.
Learn how to ride safely and legally in traffic or on trails. Discuss rules of the road related to cycling, how to conduct bicycle safety checks and how to fit and wear a helmet. Note: this is a lecture style class. Bikes not required.
Regardless of your age, it's not too late to learn to ride a bicycle! Adult Learn to Ride is a course for adults (+14 years) interested in learning how to ride. Through a safe, easy, and effective method, students learn how to balance, pedal, start, stop and steer a bike. You will also learn how to properly fit a helmet and will leave with a new set of skills and access to resources to continue to improve.
Bikes and helmets provided if unable to bring your own contact: (970) 221-6987.
Regardless of your age, it's not too late to learn to ride a bicycle! Adult Learn to Ride for Women is a course for adult women (+14 years) interested in learning how to ride. Using a safe, easy, and effective method a female instructor will teach you how to balance, pedal, start, stop and steer a bike. You will also learn how to properly fit a helmet and will leave with a new set of skills and access to resources to continue to improve.
Play in the street with us this season! Visit the Open Streets website to learn more.
Decorate your bike and tour the best holiday lights in the city. After the tour, enjoy hot drinks and treats. NOTE: Bicycles and helmets required. Cyclists should plan to ride 5-6 miles round-trip.
The 10th annual Winter Bike to Work Day in 2016 was a huge success! Similar to the summer edition, Winter Bike to Work Day features stations throughout Fort Collins that provide breakfast, hot drinks, and fun rewards to those who arrive by bike.


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Recap: PM Trudeau speaks at the UN General Assembly
Rachel Aiello Ottawa News Bureau Online Producer
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Published Thursday, September 21, 2017 11:20AM EDT Last Updated Thursday, September 21, 2017 1:40PM EDT
OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Thursday
Scroll down or click here to replay our live blog of the Prime Minister's remarks at the UN General Assembly in New York.
Speaking before other world leaders, Trudeau is expected to highlight Canada's past, current, and future challenges when it comes to the nation's history and relationship with Indigenous peoples, according to a Canadian Press report.
Trudeau is also expected to speak to Canada's role as a co-operative partner and promote values his government has been promoting at home, including gender equality, climate change, and trade.
This is Trudeau's second UNGA speech, after making his debut in 2016.
While at the UN, Trudeau is eyeing securing Canada a seat on the UN Security Council in 2021. On Wednesday, he met with heads of several UN nations, countries that could help Canada secure that seat.
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Trudeau meets world leaders, promotes Canada for Security Council seat
PM to UN: 'Canada remains a work in progress'
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Q: Java regular expression works on Linux but not on Windows I built i java class names Scanner.
This class open files and apply three regular expressions on them.
On my Linux system all three patterns are working fine. On Windows only two of them and after hours i really don't know why...
These are my three patterns
private static final Pattern TILE_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("<xyz:tile\\sfilename=\"(\\S+)\"");
private static final Pattern VALUE_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("<xyz:value\\sxyz:name=\"(\\S+)\"[\\sxyz:type=\"(\\S)\"]*>");
private static final Pattern IF_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("<xyz:if-visible\\sxyz:name=\"(\\S+)\">");

VALUE_PATTERN and IF_PATTERN are ok.
TILE_PATTERN does not work...
This is my method:
public static List<String> scanForTiles(TemplateModel template) {
    try (Stream<String> stream = Files.lines(template.getPath())) {
        List<String> includes = new ArrayList<>();
        stream.map(TILE_PATTERN::matcher)
            .flatMap(matcher -> {
                List<String> list = new ArrayList<>();
                while (matcher.find()) {
                    list.add(matcher.group(1));
                }
                return list.stream();
            })
            .forEach(includes::add);
        return includes;
    }catch (IOException e) {
    e.printStackTrace();
}
    return null;
}

Example code of my template:
<!-- NOT ok -->
<xyz:tile filename="containers/mainLogin.html">
<!-- OK -->
<xyz:if-visible xyz:name=".variable">

A: On notable difference between linux and windows are new lines. In linux the character for new lines is \n (line feed) in windows new lines are representd by two characters \r\n (carriage return and line feed). Moreover regular expressions by default don't match on multiple lines and normally the new line character acts as the $ or end line matcher, this may be one of the reasons your regular expressions behaves differently in both operating systems.

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Bank of America Corporation has asked a number of its outside law firms to give the bank credit on its annual legal fees.
The report in The Am Law Litigation Daily says that credit is calculated based on the amount of third-party customers the bank refers to their outside law firms. However, the credit would be paid to the bank and not to the third-party customers who are the ones actually paying the legal fees.This credit is on top of other discounts the bank has already negotiated with its legal services providers, the website reports.
Geoffrey Hazard, an ethics professor at the University of California's Hastings Law School told the web site that he believed the bank was getting a reduction in legal fees which he described as a 'referral in return for money' adding that he believed it was breaking the rules in all the states.
The bank has defended its position saying its arrangements for fees are transparent and it did not require clients to retain any particular law firm.