I feel as though I haven't updated in a while.
So, yeah. I can tell that I'm really sick when I cry about every little thing, good or bad.
I think a nap is calling my name.
Ugh. I really, really need to clean the house. And I do NOT want to do so! I'm pouting and stamping my foot (figuratively) because I would much rather stay in bed. My house is a disaster. I have stuffing from a pillow all over the living room. I need to deep clean the kitchen. I really need to vacuum. There are certain things that just must be done in order to maintain a healthy, happy home.
I also have to go over to BGF's place to watch his kids so he can bring a chain link fence to my house. He is replacing their fence and has graciously given us the old fence. We really need a fenced-in area for the dogs. I am so very grateful for the free fence… I do not want to go over there today. I will end up getting stuck there for hours and I'd rather stay home.
I don't feel great. I'm sleepy. I'm hungry. I'm thirsty (I need to go buy water). And I miss my boyfriend. My motivation to keep the home in order has diminished greatly because frankly, what is the point when no one is here to see the house anyway? That's kind of how I feel about shaving as well. What's the point when no one is going to enjoy my smoothe legs anyway?
Anyway… As a responsible adult, I will go to BGF's and graciously watch the kids. I will stay for however long I'm needed. Then I will (hopefully) come home and clean what needs cleaned… **sigh** Maybe I'll take a nap first.


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THE ICE VEIL TALES, Vol. One is a training manual for a new generation of Peace Warriors. It shows kids how to take responsibility for their own happiness and self-respect. Pre-latency children (6-8 years old) are in an age of innocence. They are still closely connected to their innate peace, joy and wisdom. They are also vulnerable to bullies. THE ICE VEIL TALES, Vol. One is a series of 12 fantasy/adventures about Kiki, a young girl from a harshly judgmental and economically stressed family. Living in scarcity or Scare City has imprisoned her heart in a tightly tangled web of hurt feelings.
This book changed my daughter's life!
Elky the Jewish Elf is an epic adventure story about sibling rivalry transforming into true brotherhood. Elky is dying of Progeria, a rare and incurable disease. It causes him to look like an elf. His brother, Michael, feels sibling rivalry due to the attention his dying brother receives. He knows it's wrong. Still, he doesn't know how to reconcile the onslaught of his confusing feelings. His solution arrives when a street performer offers Michael a chance to bring Elky back where he belongs, with Santa in the North Pole. And off they go.


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When I heard that I had to go back to Lugano for a business trip, I was really looking forward to it. I hadn't been there in almost 20 years, but my memories were nothing but pleasant: a beautiful old town perched on the north edge of an alpine lake (Lago di Lugano), with steep mountains rising all around, balmy evenings on the waterfront, watching teenagers in the lanterned little pedalo boats bobbing around out on the lake while the boat-rental guy worriedly paced around and occasionally yelled out over the water, hoping that they would bring the boats back before closing time. And long evening runs along the lake and up in the hillside neighborhoods of nearby Monte Bré.
This time I was there in January, not summer, with short days and freezing nights, so it wasn't quite the same. But the town hasn't changed much: elegant old streets oozing old-world charm, arcaded storefronts full of expensive Swiss watches, jewelry and chocolates. Grand hotels and grand cafés, the waterfront casino, the little cable-car to take people up the hill to the train station: who can escape such quiet charm?
This time, the mountains seemed even steeper than I remembered. While running, I had to watch my step in the dark, and try not to slip on the ice, but I enjoyed it anyway.
Lugano is pressed in along the lake by hills and mountains, so a run along the lake promenade is the logical choice. But there is a fairly loud street running along almost the whole waterfront, so it isn't as ideal as it looks. Only the beautiful, if smallish, Parco Municipio in the town center offers a quiet retreat from traffic noise. So, if you only have a short time to run anyway, you should just plan to jog a few laps around this green waterside oasis.
The park has everything a nice little town park should have: statues and fountains, giant sycamores, pines and sable palms, a winding lakeside shoreline with gorgeous views of mountains and water, an elegant old boathouse, pedalo boats, an adventure playground for the kids, the cantonal library and school. This is the kind of place I would prefer to be buried and spend an eternity.
But there is another route that heads east out of town, which, after a couple of kilometers, provides a beautiful, quiet, natural trail along the lakefront, and ends in a picturesque village: Gandria.
Gandria was once reachable only by boat. Even today the town alleys are car-free, as the modern lake road runs up above the village itself. The footpath that we will follow was first carved out of the lakeside rocks in the 1930s, and is now a perfect spot for hikers and runners. Other tourists show up by the regular tour boats or drive there, parking above, along the road.
NOTE: another alternative run would be to run on Monte Bré. There are some neighborhoods along the mountainside with quiet streets, reached via the lake road. And like all Swiss mountains, it has a little red cable-railway (funicular) that goes to the top. You could do a run on top of the world up there around Bré village, and even run down, if you felt like it. One path leads down to Gandria. The funicular train goes every half-hour and costs 20 francs, round-trip, or 14 francs one-way.
The run follows the lakefront road for a few kilometers, then cuts off into a waterfront path, as the road serpentines its way up the hillside. We'll start right in the heart of town, at the Piazza della Riforma in front of the town hall, right at the lakefront.
Run across the plaza to the lakefront street, Riva Albertolli. There is no pedestrian crossing here, so take the pedestrian tunnel right there at the curb, coming up at the water side at the biggest pedalo rentals.These pedal-driven boats were made in the form of 1950s cars, and I've never seen similar ones anywhere.
Turn left and run eastwards, with the water to your right side. In just a few blocks, the road curves to the left around the casino, but keep running straight into the Parco Municipio. Stay along the water's edge, as the path curves to the right. The park ends in a point going out to the lake, abruptly halted by the Cassarate River, which flows along the east side of the park.
Take the path along the river, running away from the lake. You will pass a pedestrian bridge, going over to the Lido beach on the other side, but you can't run through the Lido along the water: you have to keep going inland to run around it, turning right on the first street, Viale Castagnola. You are now running straight towards the massive wall of Monte Bré.
This is the shore road again, with quite a bit of traffic, and it soon passes the Lido and the tour-boat operations. When you get to the ugly Migros supermarket (OK, what supermarkets aren't ugly?), you can turn right to run through a bit of shoreside park again, with a little marina, and get away from the cars for a minute.
NOTE: When you then pass the Castagnola Hotel on the left side, where the road curves to the right, you'll see Via Pico leading off to the left. The funicular railroad to Monte Bré is just 200 meters down the street, if you want to head up the mountain. There is also a stairway just before the station, if you want to go up by foot.
You will now find yourself leaving Lugano. The houses end, and the road starts following the base of Monte Bré, going gradually uphill, with just an asphalt walkway next to the street. You might be wondering what kind of a stupid route this is, as a steady stream of cars buzz by you. But relief is on the way: after just half a kilometer, just before the road begins to serpentine its way up the mountain, a small street branches off to the right, Via Cortivo.
Follow this street, which goes by some villas in the town of Castagnola, as it guides you back towards the lakeside. After half a kilometer, the street ends in a little parking lot, and the real footpath to Gandria begins.
From now on, it's straight through a quiet landscape of olive groves, a grotto, beaches and anchorages on the Sentiero di Gandria. The route is promoted as the "Olive Path", and there has been an initiative underway to restore the old, abandoned olive groves that once were plentiful in the area. Enjoy the beautiful waterfront views of the Italian mountains on the other side of the lake.
When you reach the village, in just another kilometer, you'll definitely want to follow the twisted alleyways and stairs of this charming lakeside oasis. A nice beer or glass of wine is definitely in order to reward yourself for the run out of town.
The way back is the same way as you came, unless you want to take a tourboat for a change of propulsion, cutting the total running distance to 5.3 km.


Build Help. I'm looking for some advice on picking monitors.
I'm wondering if you can even tell the difference between a 7ms and a 2ms response time? I play a lot of games, especially 1st person shooters and people say that for gaming you want a 2ms response or less. Can the human eye even see a difference between 7ms and 2ms? Right now I'm between the Asus 23.6" widescreen (2ms) and the black HP pavilion 23" IPS led hd monitor(7ms). The asus has the 2ms response time but the Hp looks really slick and has a beautiful color to it. I can't speak for the asus because they didn't have it on display at bestbuy. I realize this is probably a dumb question and I shouldn't care about the response time but I'm just curious what other people think. I plan on having a double monitor setup for the pc I'm building and possibly a 3rd strictly for console gaming.
There is a huge difference. Yes the human eye can detect it, and a 5ms response time theoretically translates to 5ms slower response time to what is actually happening in the game. A game like LoL could be impacted by this, although not as much as some faster playing games like CS:GO or CoD.
I like the look and viewing angles of an IPS monitors better, though I probably wouldn't get one with a 7ms response time. I have read in a few places that anything 6ms or less is pretty much as fast as actually matters, but I haven't l compared for myself. I think other factors go into how long it takes your monitor to display information in addition to refresh rate, such as how fast the information travels from the source to your monitor.
One thing you could look into is getting a monitor with a 120Ghz Refresh rate (assuming you play at an fps higher than 60). You would essentially double the number of independent frames you see in any given time period. Some people can tell the difference between this and 60fps others say they cannot.
Another thing you could do is go to a store and look for yourself or ask them to let you turn one on and test it.


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Aamir Khan will shoot for his next 'Laal Singh Chaddha' in 100 different locations
Aamir Khan's upcoming film 'Laal Singh Chaddha' will go on floors on November 1, 2019, and it is reported that he will be seen filming at 100 different real locations.
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Aamir Khan will shoot for his next 'Laal Singh Chaddha' in 100 different locations
Aamir Khan will next be seen in the remake of the award-winning Hollywood film Forrest Gump, titled Lal Singh Chaddha. Aamir for his character in the film lost 20 kilos for his role and will also be seen sporting a turban for certain parts in the film. New reports claim that Aamir will also be seen shooting across 100 different real locations in the country for his movie.
A source told a leading daily, "The script demands Aamir to showcase the journey of his life and that will need him to be in different locations each time. The actor does not believe in studio set-ups and has asked his team to scout 100 locations across the country where they can shoot. Apart from Delhi, Gujarat, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, there will also be several states where Aamir will shoot for the first time. This way, he will also explore the country."
Aamir's age in the movie will span from his childhood to the 50s and the film will also feature his memories with different people at various different locations, hence the shoot across 100 locations. Further talking about the same the source stated, "Hundred locations for any Hindi film is happening for the first time, and Aamir wants to show it in the best way possible. The process has already started and for the next one-and-a-half months, he will be engaged in finalizing locations. He will start shooting for it from November 1."
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Television programmes that were suspended or postponed
Thread: Television programmes that were suspended or postponed
George 1978
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Thinking about the Danny Baker (I know it was radio in his case but it doesn't matter), Have I Got News For You, and Jeremy Kyle incidents in the past week or so, it made me think of how many TV series had been suspended, postponed or even axed due to one thing or another. Perhaps they were shown at a later date around six months later, or were left to fester in the archives, never to be seen again? I don't want to talk about them, but about the programmes from the 1970s and 1980s. In many cases, they are things such as dramas that have been postponed because of similarities with real life events making the news, or something within that vein.
One obvious example was the Michael Lush incident on the Late, Late Breakfast Show which I vaguely remember - I would have thought that the Saturday Roadshow and even Noel's House Party wouldn't have been made because of what had happened back in 1986. Mentioning House Party reminds me of the first edition of 1998 which was never transmitted because of a row over Edmonds' payment for the programme.
There are those programmes which were postponed as a mark of respect - when Eamonn Andrews died during the early hours of Guy Fawkes' Day in 1987, (I remember going to school that morning where something special was happening in the hall), This is Your Life was suspended from the ITV listings and the three remaining editions that Andrews did were scheduled in early 1988 - only a few hours before, we saw that he surprised Northern Ireland comedian Jimmy Cricket with the Big Red Book - my late father said that Andrews looked a bit peaky in that episode at the time.
There was also the showing of Mind the Baby Mr Bean which was postponed twice because of the similarities with the Bulger incident - on its first TX in 1993 it was replaced by the first showing of the Mr Bean in Room 422, and on the second, it was replaced by a repeat of an earlier episode. It was eventually shown in 1994 a few months after the case was concluded.
I suppose that sports coverage such as the 1993 Grand National could be seen as marginal in that respect...
Antiques Inspectors was hosted by Jill Dando and the first edition was shown the day before she was killed - the remaining episodes went out a few months later in an identical slot.
And there have been programmes that have simply been postponed because of some news coverage breaking such as a Royal death or a shock resignation pushing regular programmes (but probably not soaps) to one side. It must have happened with regarding topical and satire programmes such as Spitting Image - the Have I Got News fore You example would be something similar to that.
Can anyone remember any more? - Perhaps you had a video recording of it at the time? Long before home domestic VCRs in most places, I am certain from what I have read that the 1972 Olympic coverage being cancelled meant that the pilot of Are You Being Served? was transmitted a lot earlier than anticipated.
Telling it almost exactly like it was so many years later - and proud of doing so!
Re: Television programmes that were suspended or postponed
George, you have a remarkable memory for this type of stuff,i can't remember what i had for breakfast which is not really fitting on a forum named "do you remember"
ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN IN THE NEXT HALF HOUR.
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The most famous such incident I can recall was when the snooker was interrupted by live coverage of the Iranian Embassy siege in 1980...
Time flies like the wind, fruit flies like bananas - go figure!
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The comedy drama If You See God Tell him was put back a few times due to some controversial content.
Sin On Saturday was dropped due to poor ratings & controversy over the studio discussion, not helped by having Oliver Reed being interviewed in one installment.
There was sometihng with Frankie Howerd set in the Second World War in which was mothballed due to the Falklands & not shown for years afterwards. Soldier Soldier was also held back a few months because of the Gulf War.
A few soaps have had to drop storylines due to their similarity to real life events.
Occasionally some films have been rescheduled for similar reasons, I remember a screening of The Fugitive was replaced after a train crash happened a day or 2 before.
Scum & possibly a few other one off dramas were unscreened for years.
The Trickster On The Roof
Coverage of the grand national some years ago due to i believe a terrorist threat? (happy to be corrected)
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JOHN GAUNT BEING SACKED.
I REMEMBER WELL LISTENING TO HIM ON AIR AS HE SAID IT.
Gaunt hosted a mid-morning current affairs show on Talksport. On 18 November 2008 it was announced that Talksport had terminated Gaunt's contract following an interview with Redbridge Council's Michael Stark on 7 November, in which Gaunt branded Councillor Stark a "Nazi", and "an ignorant pig" live on air in a discussion about whether smokers should be allowed to foster children in care. Gaunt felt that the policy was draconian and would leave children in care.
where he believed that they would be in much more danger. He had criticised Redbridge Council in similar terms in his Sun newspaper column that morning.[5]Ofcom later found Talksport in "breach of broadcasting rules" as a result of the incident[6] and Jon Gaunt's appeal failed. "The broadcast was undoubtedly highly offensive to Mr Stark and was well capable of offending the broadcast audience."[7]
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I remember James Whale being suspended from his radio show for plugging Boris Johnson's run for Mayor.
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Michael Barrymore made a whole season of Kids Say The Funniest Things, which was pulled from the schedule after the Lubbock scandal, and never shown.
Originally Posted by tex
Well a lot of them are not really personal memories from the time itself, but memories from looking at Wikipedia and other factual TV history books.
Apart from the 1993 coverage, wasn't there something around 1997 which prevented the races from going ahead, and so it was held the following Monday?
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Ibis Obeida Guzman Colindres was supposed to see her son again in three days.
That's what she said she was told when a federal official took the 5-year-old away at an immigration facility in Texas. They would be reunited after Guzman Colindres went to court.
"He was crying and crying," she recalled, speaking in Spanish by phone from the Federal Detention Center in SeaTac, where she is being held.
Three days came and went, and then weeks more. She said she never went to court, nor heard anything more about being reunited with her son.
"It's been a month and I haven't heard my son's voice," she said.
Guzman Colindres is one of roughly 200 immigrants recently transferred by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to the SeaTac prison. Some, like Guzman Colindres, a 25-year-old from Honduras who tried to cross the border in mid-May, are parents who were separated from their children after crossing the border — a practice that has generated fierce controversy and congressional bills, including one announced by Republicans Thursday, that would stop it from happening.
The Trump administration has said it is separating families as part of a "zero tolerance policy" that involves criminally prosecuting all those who cross the border illegally.
Guzman Colindres said she left Honduras in early May, a day after two men came to her house and said they wanted it for their own. They made threats. Living alone with her son, she was scared.
"I decided to come for my son's life," she said.
Long ago, her mother had come to the U.S., leaving Guzman Colindres with her grandmother. The mother now lives in California with Guzman Colindres' half-sister, Yesenia Castillo-Colindres, who was born in this country.
Guzman Colindres planned to live with her mother and sister.
After she crossed the border, she was taken with her son to a cell so cold that she and others, she said, refer to it as "the freezer." They were there for an hour before they were separated — their first time apart, she said.
She has been given a phone number for the San Antonio facility where her son is being held. But she says she has not been able to get through to anyone.
Her son has been able to call her sister. By phone from California, Castillo-Colindres said she hears from the boy at least twice a week. "He seems to be OK," she said, although he asks about his mom.
"We tell him she says hi. She loves him," Castillo-Colindres said.
He goes to school in the facility and has been to a park.
"Now, we're trying to figure out how to get him to come to my house," Castillo-Colindres said. The 22-year-old is applying to be his "sponsor," and is awaiting a background check.
When she will see her son again likely will depend in large part on what happens with her own case. She plans to apply for asylum, and a lawyer from the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project is representing her.
The first step is probably an interview with an immigration official to determine whether she has a "credible fear" of persecution in Honduras. No date for that interview has yet been set, said the lawyer, Stephanie Martinez.
Agnes Torres Al-Shibibi contributed to this story.


The NZQA Scholarship Awards 2018 have been announced, and students from our Member Schools have excelled. These awards are regarded as the most prestigious secondary school academic awards in the country.
While independent schools educate less than 4% of the school age population in New Zealand, our schools scooped over 30% of the Scholarship Awards given out by NZQA for outstanding performance. This is an improvement on last year's result of 20% overall.
ISNZ would like to congratulate all of these outstanding students and wish them the best for their future endeavours.


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Q: Angular 11 - how to convert html to jpeg image I tried using following code
const element = document.getElementbyId('myid'); // it takes little long to render
htmlToImage.jpeg(element, { quality: 0.95 })
      .then((dataUrl) => {
        console.log(dataUrl); // this prints only data:,
})

As dataUrl is blank image is blank.
So I tried using htmlToCanvas
 html2canvas(element).then(function (canvas) {
      // Convert the canvas to blob
      canvas.toBlob(function (blob) {

  })

but i am getting an error
Error loading image http://localhost:4200/
Ho to convert HTML element to an image file?

A: Step 1 – Create a new Angular 11 app
Step 2 – Install html-to-image Package
Step 3 – Add HTML into a view file
Step 4 – Add code in Component .ts file
Step 5 – Run Angular app

Hello world!

<button type="button" (click)="generateImage()">Create Image</button>

ts=>
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import * as htmlToImage from 'html-to-image';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-root',
  templateUrl: './app.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./app.component.css']
})
export class AppComponent {
  title = 'my-new-app';

  generateImage(){
    var node:any = document.getElementById('image-section');
    htmlToImage.toPng(node)
      .then(function (dataUrl) {
        var img = new Image();
        img.src = dataUrl;
        document.body.appendChild(img);
      })
      .catch(function (error) {
        console.error('oops, something went wrong!', error);
      });
  }
}

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NATIONAL BESTSELLER AN NPR BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR "Ozzi's reporting is strong, balanced and well told...a worthy successor to its obvious inspiration, Michael Azerrad's 2001 examination of the '80s indie underground, 'Our Band Could Be Your Life.'"--New York Times Book Review A raucous history of punk, emo, and hardcore's growing pains during the commercial boom of the early 90s and mid-aughts, following eleven bands as they "sell out" and find mainstream fame, or break beneath the weight of it all Punk rock found itself at a crossroads in the mid-90's. After indie favorite Nirvana catapulted into the mainstream with its unexpected phenomenon, Nevermind, rebellion was suddenly en vogue. Looking to replicate the band's success, major record labels set their sights on the underground, and began courting punk's rising stars. But the DIY punk scene, which had long prided itself on its trademark authenticity and anti-establishment ethos, wasn't quite ready to let their homegrown acts go without a fight. The result was a schism: those who accepted the cash flow of the majors, and those who defiantly clung to their indie cred. In Sellout, seasoned music writer Dan Ozzi chronicles this embattled era in punk. Focusing on eleven prominent bands who made the jump from indie to major, Sellout charts the twists and turns of the last "gold rush" of the music industry, where some groups "sold out" and rose to surprise super stardom, while others buckled under mounting pressures. Sellout is both a gripping history of the music industry's evolution, and a punk rock lover's guide to the chaotic darlings of the post-grunge era, featuring original interviews and personal stories from members of modern punk's most (in)famous bands:
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Virgil Speaks
Another Round oF "Holiday with McCain"
The story about the "Holiday with McCain" letter that has been circulating on the Internet and has been the topic of my previous two blogs, took another turn when Mary-Kay Gamel, the UC Santa Cruz professor whose name is on the letter but who, as it turns out, is not its author, wrote me yet again stating that although she did not write it, the letter itself may not be inauthentic:
"Dear Ms. Gablik: I appreciate your sending around my disclaimer, but you don't need to take yourself so much to task. There is no proof yet that the story is false; Snopes.com has it under investigation.
But the main point is that there are many much more solid reasons to reject McCain, including, on the personal side, his shameful abandonment of his first wife, which is unquestionably true.
MK"
Thinking about this some more, I believe on further consideration that the experiences described in the letter ring true, and probably ARE an authentic account of SOMEBODY"S actual experiences with McCain. There is a telling article which describes McCain's personal history along similar lines in some detail, which you can find in Rolling Stone, at this site:
http://www.rollingstone.com/news/coverstory/make_believe_maverick_the_real_john_mccain/page/1
And now that McCain & his winking, lipsticked Barracuda have dedicated themselves to trying to establish Obama's credentials as a bonafide terrorist by association, you might want to check out this site as well:
http://www.conservapedia.com/Barack_Obama
The following is a very short excerpt of a huge documentation of outright lies about Obama, making the case for his being a Muslim. We've all heard about this kind of thing, but coming face to face with its despicableness is really quite shocking:
"Barack Hussein Obama, II (allegedly born in Honolulu,[1][2] August 4, 1961) is the 2008 nominee of the Democratic Party for president.[3] Obama has served as a freshman Democratic Senator from Illinois since 2004. On August 23 he chose Senator Joseph Biden as his running mate. In 2007, Obama was rated the most liberal Senator by the National Journal, who had rated Senator John Kerry the most liberal senator during his presidential run as well.[4] If elected, Obama may become the first Muslim President of the United States...
Obama and Islam
Obama is likely to be Muslim because:
Obama's background and education are Muslim
Obama's middle name remains Muslim, meaning "descendant of Muhammad," which most Christians would not retain[8]
Obama recently referred to his "Muslim faith"[9]
Obama uses the Muslim Pakistani pronunciation for "Pakistan" rather than the common American one[10]
Obama, in his autobiography "Dreams from My Father" (1995), descibes Muslim Malcolm X as his favorite black leader
Obama's claims of conversion to Christianity arose after he became politically ambitious, lacking a date of conversion or baptism.[11]
The odds of Obama being truthful in his claim that he converted to Christianity are less than 100 to 1 against it, as fewer than 1% of Muslims convert to Christianity.[12]
Obama claimed to have visited 57 states while campaigning for president of the United States, which of course has only 50 states.[13] He could never explain where the false number of 57 came from, but it has been observed that there are 57 Islamic states and Obama was educated at an Islamic grade school while he lived in an Islamic country.[14]
Obama downplays his Islamic background by claiming that his Kenyan Muslim father was a "confirmed atheist" before Obama was born, but in fact less than 1% of Kenyans are atheists, agnostics or non-religious.[15] There is apparently no evidence of any Christian activities or local church participation by Obama while he was in Massachusetts from 1988 to 1991. Finally, Obama abruptly left his church in Chicago in 2008 when it became politically controversial, without first finding another church to join."
But I wouldn't want you to leave this blog today with a rotten taste in your mouth, so now cheer yourself up with this nice story, from an anonymous blogger on Politico.com:
"The Norwegian newspaper VG has reported a truly amazing story about a newlywed trying to get to Norway to be with her husband, and the stranger who helped pay an unexpected luggage surcharge. It was 1988, and Mary Andersen was at the Miami airport checking in for a long flight to Norway to be with her husband when the airline representative informed her that she wouldn't be able to check her luggage without paying a 100 surcharge:
When it was finally Mary's turn, she got the message that would crush her bubbling feeling of happiness.
-You'll have to pay a 103 dollar surcharge if you want to bring both those suitcases to Norway, the man behind the counter said. Mary had no money. Her new husband had traveled ahead of her to Norway, and she had no one else to call. I was completely desperate and tried to think which of my things I could manage without. But I had already made such a careful selection of my most prized possessions, says Mary.
As tears streamed down her face, she heard a "gentle and friendly voice" behind her saying, "That's okay, I'll pay for her." Mary turned around to see a tall man whom she had never seen before. He had a gentle and kind voice that was firm and decisive. The first thing I thought was, Who is this man?
Although this happened 20 years ago, Mary still remembers the authority that radiated from the man. He was nicely dressed, fashionably dressed with brown leather shoes, a cotton shirt open at the throat and khaki pants, says Mary.
She was thrilled to be able to bring both her suitcases to Norway and assured the stranger that he would get his money back. The man wrote his name and address on a piece of paper that he gave to Mary. She thanked him repeatedly. When she finally walked off towards the security checkpoint, he waved goodbye to her.
Who was the man?
Barack Obama.
Twenty years later, she is thrilled that the friendly stranger at the airport may be the next President and has voted for him already and donated 100 dollars to his campaign:
He was my knight in shining armor, says Mary, smiling."
Posted by Suzi Gablik at 7:18 AM
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Virgil's Boss Takes a Hit
Holiday with McCain
Visiting My Accountant


A.4. Then I reboot my Raspbian.
Result is that the first HTTP POST request does not reach the public web server but the second one actually does, and I'd like both of them would do.
I also have noticed that, after re-running update-rc.d [C1], the symlinks under /etc/rc?.d are not re-numbered in order to satisfy the dependencies on facility names configured on tests [T1] and [T2].
My question is: Is there any way to ensure that my startup script gets run just after DNS resolution is available to my Raspbian system, by using facility name dependencies or by any other programmatic way (I would prefer the former)? Am I doing something wrong with command [C1] so that my startup script execution order does not get updated and does not ensure DNS resolution and network availability?
PS: I already know that this simple task could be achieved well by using just a @reboot crontab job, but I need it to be a System-V startup script as I would be upgrading it to add more and more functionality over time.
B.2. Same contents as in A.2.
No matter which approach is choosen, I'd like to have a solution. Approach B, as suggested in comments, should be the best, but I got stuck in step B.6.
As far as I see you want to execute a bash script at startup that only runs about 3 minutes and that accesses a remote web site. So main condition is that the network must be online. We check this with the network-online.target. To have a clean starting point I suggest to start over again with a fresh flashed Raspbian Stretch Lite.
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18-й воздушно-десантный корпус () — оперативно-тактическое соединение Армии США.

Корпус существует с 1942 года и участвовал во многих операциях во время Второй мировой войны в составе 1-й союзной воздушно-десантной армии. Соединение предназначено для быстрого развертывания в любой точке мира и называется «Корпус Америки для непредвиденных обстоятельств» (America's Contingency Corps). Его штаб-квартира находится в Форт-Брэгг, штат Северная Каролина.

Операции
 Операция «Power Pack» (1965)
 Операция «Вспышка ярости» (1983) — Гренада
 Операция «Золотой фазан» (1988) — Гондурас
 Операция «Нимрод-танцор» (1989) — Панама
 Операция «Соколиный глаз» (1989) — Виргинские Острова
 Операция «Правое дело» (1989) — Панама
 Операция «Щит пустыни» (1990—91) — Саудовская Аравия
 Операция «Буря в пустыне» (1991) — Кувейт и Ирак
 Операция GTMO (1991) — Куба
 Операция «Ураган "Эндрю"» (1992) — Флорида
 Операция «Возрождение надежды» (1992) — Сомали
 Операция «Поддержка демократии» (1994) — Гаити
 Операция «Бдительный воин» (1994) — Кувейт
 Операция «Совместная ковка» (1998) — Босния и Герцеговина
 Операция «Несокрушимая свобода» (2001) — Афганистан
 Операция «Иракская свобода» (2005) — Ирак
 Операция «Иракская свобода» (2008) — Ирак
 Операция «Единый ответ» (2010) — Гаити
 Операция «Новый рассвет» (2011) — Ирак
 Операция «Непоколебимая решимость» (2014 — н.в.) — Ирак и Сирия

Состав

2021 год
 Управление корпуса (Форт-Брэгг)
 3-я пехотная дивизия (Форт-Стюарт (штат Джорджия))
 10-я горнопехотная дивизия (Форт-Драм (округ Джефферсон, штат Нью-Йорк))
 82-я воздушно-десантная дивизия (Форт-Брэгг)
 101-я воздушно-десантная дивизия (Форт-Кэмпбелл)
 18-я артиллерийская бригада (Форт-Брэгг)
 20-я инженерная бригада (Форт-Брэгг)
 35-я бригада связи (Форт-Гордон (Огаста, штат Джорджия))
 525-я экспедиционная бригада военной разведки (Форт-Брэгг)
 3-е экспедиционное командование поддержки (Форт-Нокс)
 7-я транспортная бригада (Форт-Юстис, Ньюпорт-Ньюс, штат Виргиния)
 44-я медицинская бригада (Форт-Брэгг)
 16-я бригада военной полиции (Форт-Брэгг)
Другие подразделения, дислоцированные рядом с 18-м ВДК:
 52-я группа обезвреживания боеприпасов (52nd Ordnance Group (EOD)) (Форт-Кэмпбелл)
 108-я бригада ПВО (108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade) (Форт-Брэгг)
 18-я группа воздушной поддержки операций (18th Air Support Operations Group) (Поп-Филд)

Примечания

Ссылки

 Global Security: XVIII Airborne Corps

Корпуса США

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Conscious Marketing: Active & Intent
Jim Joseph
The following is an excerpt from the new book The Conscious Marketer by Jim Joseph.
BEING CONSCIOUS. HAVING EMPATHY. Nothing really to argue with yet, right?
Right. It's what you do with it that really matters, however. That's where the debates all start. When you turn consciousness into being a Conscious Marketer, that's when the games all begin!
Being conscious is a mental state, but Conscious Marketing is a much more active state for brands. It's one thing to be conscious, but it's all together something else to do something impactful with that consciousness.
Conscious Marketing is active, not passive.
Conscious Marketing is more than just watching—it's doing. Conscious Marketing means making a true difference in consumers' lives, not just offering a function. Conscious Marketing means looking beyond the product.
Conscious Marketing is being active and having intent.
Let me show you what I mean, with Tide as a great example. Like any high-quality laundry detergent, Tide gets clothes clean, gets rid of stains, brightens whites, and makes clothes smell fresh. Any laundry detergent can do that.
As a consumer, there are many ways to learn about and understand the many functional benefits of Tide, the website being a primary source where every SKU is outlined and every feature is analyzed. There is no shortage of product information available on any of the Tide products!
When it comes to Conscious Marketing, there's so much more to Tide than just laundry products. Tide goes beyond its product benefits with its very own and very effective Conscious Marketing.
Through its many communications touchpoints, the brand Tide relates emotionally to consumers who take care of their families, no matter the type of family. The brand has consciously paid tribute to stay-at-home dads, for example, by authentically showcasing them and relating to their own unique situations. Just one example.
Tide does even more than just relate emotionally to the pressures of parenting. Tide is much more active than just that.
For example, Tide also acts as a first responder by sending truckloads of washing machines and dryers into areas where natural disasters have caused devastation. Tide helps those in need get their families' clothes clean. The brand calls it "Loads of Hope."
This is Conscious Marketing that is both active and full of intent.
In this manner, Tide continually proves that it's being conscious by fulfilling on emotional needs and by being an active member of communities in need. And, of course, Tide supplies great laundry detergent options.
So much more powerful than any thirty-second television commercial could ever be. Conscious Marketing, not advertising.
So yes, Conscious Marketing does mean becoming more active in the communities in which brands do business. Giving back is part of it, but Conscious Marketing takes it a step further to make sure brands are true members in their communities, right alongside consumers. Living and breathing the same air, so to speak. Not just doing business but doing what the other members of the community are doing as well. Not just writing a check, but actually physically and emotionally contributing to the community.
For Tide, it's showing up to help those in need get their families' clothes clean. For Tide, it's literally doing the laundry!
There's one key point buried in all of this that I have to make clear about Conscious Marketing, and it is absolutely certain—Conscious Marketing takes profit out of the equation. Profit is not a part of the discussion. That's not to say that brands shouldn't make money. It's not about making or not making money.
Publicly traded or private, brands are businesses, and they must generate a return to their constituents. Hands down. Even nonprofits make a profit; they are just required to funnel that profit back into the organization.
Conscious Marketing is not about not making money, but it is about not prioritizing it in a brand's actions.
Conscious Marketers prioritize their activities and prioritize their communications around their consumers' needs. While profit might still be there, it isn't front and center. Profit is not the central intent, even though brands still make money in the process.
Consciousness is the intent, and then so too will come profit.
Profit is not front and center; consumers are. The collective community is front and center. The brand's number one priority is satisfying consumers. Helping consumers. And yes, it's perfectly acceptable to make money in the process.
Tide has a profit motive for sure. As it's part of a publicly traded company (P&G), we can't expect otherwise. But Loads of Hope puts that profit motive on the back burner and instead prioritizes consumers who are in need, placing the brand in action to help. With Loads of Hope, Tide is right in the middle the community, all with active intent.
By the way, consumers don't want to think about brands any other way. They don't want to think about brands making money, even though they know that's the case. That's why Conscious Marketing has become such a shift in how brands go to market and how consumers bring brands into their lives. Because brands understand them and help them!
Tide has its own way of being a Conscious Marketer, but every brand gets to decide its own course…
Interested in driving ROI for your conscious company through values-driven performance marketing? Then contact us today for a FREE media kit and customized digital marketing strategy for your brand.
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Jim Joseph is one of the marketing industry's most engaging, enthralling, and entertaining commentators. As the Global President of marketing communications agency BCW, Jim constantly puts his experience to the test. Jim's latest marketing book "The Conscious Marketer" keeps the conversation fresh and relevant as we all deal with yet another cultural change in how to market brands globally.
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Jeurney on a journey
Published 3:11 pm Monday, November 4, 2019
By Tracy Agnew
Lt. Col. Jeurney Meekins is perfectly described by her name, according to her father, Grafton-area resident and artist James Meekins.
"Her name typifies what's happening through her in life," he said. "Her name is Jeurney, and she's on a tremendous journey."
His daughter attended York County schools for most of her childhood, completing her freshman year at Tabb High School before going to live with her mother. She finished at William Monroe High School in Stanardsville, graduating a year early with honors.
"She's always been ahead of the game," James Meekins said.
She went to the University of Virginia, where she majored in Italian and became the first black female cadet colonel of the ROTC program. She entered the U.S. Air Force in 2000.
The accolades just kept coming, and her artist father said he couldn't be more proud of the art project she oversaw at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
"I'm just grateful part of my forte is part of her relaxation," he said. "Her art skills, she will tell anybody, came from me."
Lt. Col. Meekins now has a master's degree in human resources and has acquired Japanese and Spanish skills along with her Italian.
"She needs to write a book," her father said.
His daughter was very recently transferred to Yokota Air Base in Japan, where he was stationed 50 years ago. She is the second in charge of aircraft maintenance there, she said.
"She loves what she's doing," he said. "She truly believes she's making a difference."
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;

using UnityEditor.Experimental.GraphView;

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Profiling;
using UnityEngine.Experimental.VFX;
using UnityEngine.UIElements;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;

namespace UnityEditor.VFX.UI
{
    class VFXSubParameterController : Controller, IPropertyRMProvider
    {

        public const int ExpandedChange = 1;
        public override void ApplyChanges()
        {
        }
        VFXParameterController m_Parameter;
        //int m_Field;
        int[] m_FieldPath;
        FieldInfo[] m_FieldInfos;

        VFXSubParameterController[] m_Children;

        object[] m_CustomAttributes;
        VFXPropertyAttribute[] m_Attributes;

        string m_MemberPath;

        public VFXSubParameterController(VFXParameterController parameter, IEnumerable<int> fieldPath, string memberPath)
        {
            m_Parameter = parameter;
            m_MemberPath = memberPath;
            //m_Field = field;

            System.Type type = m_Parameter.portType;
            m_FieldPath = fieldPath.ToArray();

            m_FieldInfos = new FieldInfo[m_FieldPath.Length];

            for (int i = 0; i < m_FieldPath.Length; ++i)
            {
                FieldInfo info = type.GetFields(BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance)[m_FieldPath[i]];
                m_FieldInfos[i] = info;
                type = info.FieldType;
            }
            m_CustomAttributes = m_FieldInfos[m_FieldInfos.Length - 1].GetCustomAttributes(true);
            m_Attributes = VFXPropertyAttribute.Create(m_CustomAttributes);
        }

        public VFXSubParameterController[] children
        {
            get
            {
                if (m_Children == null)
                {
                    m_Children = m_Parameter.ComputeSubControllers(portType, m_FieldPath, m_MemberPath);
                }
                return m_Children;
            }
        }

        VFXCoordinateSpace IPropertyRMProvider.space
        {
            get
            {
                throw new NotImplementedException();
            }

            set
            {
                throw new NotImplementedException();
            }
        }

        bool IPropertyRMProvider.spaceableAndMasterOfSpace
        {
            get
            {
                return false;
            }
        }

        bool IPropertyRMProvider.IsSpaceInherited()
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        bool IPropertyRMProvider.expanded
        {
            get { return expanded;}
        }
        bool IPropertyRMProvider.editable
        {
            get { return true; }
        }

        bool IPropertyRMProvider.expandable { get { return children.Count() > 0; } }

        public string name
        {
            get { return m_FieldInfos[m_FieldInfos.Length - 1].Name; }
        }

        object[] IPropertyRMProvider.customAttributes { get { return m_CustomAttributes; } }

        VFXPropertyAttribute[] IPropertyRMProvider.attributes { get { return m_Attributes; } }

        int IPropertyRMProvider.depth { get { return m_FieldPath.Length; } }

        public bool expanded { get; private set; }
        bool IPropertyRMProvider.expandableIfShowsEverything { get { return false; } }

        void IPropertyRMProvider.ExpandPath()
        {
            expanded = true;
            NotifyChange(ExpandedChange);
        }

        void IPropertyRMProvider.RetractPath()
        {
            expanded = false;
            NotifyChange(ExpandedChange);
        }

        public Type portType
        {
            get
            {
                return m_FieldInfos[m_FieldInfos.Length - 1].FieldType;
            }
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        public object value
        {
            get
            {
                Profiler.BeginSample("VFXDataAnchorController.value.get");
                object value = m_Parameter.value;

                foreach (var fieldInfo in m_FieldInfos)
                {
                    value = fieldInfo.GetValue(value);
                }
                Profiler.EndSample();

                return value;
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            {
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                List<object> objectStack = new List<object>();
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                {
                    objectStack.Add(fieldInfo.GetValue(val));
                }

                object targetValue = value;
                for (int i = objectStack.Count - 1; i >= 0; --i)
                {
                    m_FieldInfos[i + 1].SetValue(objectStack[i], targetValue);
                    targetValue = objectStack[i];
                }

                m_FieldInfos[0].SetValue(val, targetValue);

                m_Parameter.value = val;
            }
        }
    }

    class VFXMinMaxParameterController : IPropertyRMProvider
    {
        public VFXMinMaxParameterController(VFXParameterController owner, bool min)
        {
            m_Owner = owner;
            m_Min = min;
        }

        VFXParameterController m_Owner;
        bool m_Min;
        public bool expanded
        {
            get { return m_Owner.expanded; }
            set { throw new NotImplementedException(); }
        }

        public bool expandable
        {
            get { return m_Owner.expandable; }
        }
        bool IPropertyRMProvider.expandableIfShowsEverything { get { return true; } }
        public object value
        {
            get { return m_Min ? m_Owner.minValue : m_Owner.maxValue; }
            set
            {
                if (m_Min)
                    m_Owner.minValue = value;
                else
                    m_Owner.maxValue = value;
            }
        }

        public string name
        {
            get { return m_Min ? "Min" : "Max"; }
        }

        public VFXPropertyAttribute[] attributes
        {
            get { return new VFXPropertyAttribute[] {}; }
        }

        public object[] customAttributes
        {
            get { return null; }
        }

        public Type portType
        {
            get { return m_Owner.portType; }
        }

        public int depth
        {
            get { return m_Owner.depth; }
        }

        public bool editable
        {
            get { return true; }
        }

        public VFXCoordinateSpace space
        {
            get
            {
                throw new NotImplementedException();
            }

            set
            {
                throw new NotImplementedException();
            }
        }

        public bool spaceableAndMasterOfSpace
        {
            get
            {
                return false;
            }
        }

        public bool IsSpaceInherited()
        {
            return false;
        }

        public void ExpandPath()
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public void RetractPath()
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }
    }
    class VFXParameterController : VFXController<VFXParameter>, IPropertyRMProvider, IGizmoController, IGizmoable
    {
        VFXSubParameterController[] m_SubControllers;

        VFXSlot m_Slot;

        VFXMinMaxParameterController m_MinController;
        public VFXMinMaxParameterController minController
        {
            get
            {
                if (m_MinController == null)
                {
                    m_MinController = new VFXMinMaxParameterController(this, true);
                }
                return m_MinController;
            }
        }
        VFXMinMaxParameterController m_MaxController;
        public VFXMinMaxParameterController maxController
        {
            get
            {
                if (m_MaxController == null)
                {
                    m_MaxController = new VFXMinMaxParameterController(this, false);
                }
                return m_MaxController;
            }
        }

        public VFXParameterController(VFXParameter model, VFXViewController viewController) : base(viewController, model)
        {
            m_Slot = model.outputSlots[0];
            viewController.RegisterNotification(m_Slot, OnSlotChanged);

            exposedName = MakeNameUnique(exposedName);

            if (VFXGizmoUtility.HasGizmo(model.type))
                m_Gizmoables = new IGizmoable[] { this };
            else
                m_Gizmoables = new IGizmoable[] {};
        }

        string IGizmoable.name
        {
            get { return exposedName; }
        }

        public const int ValueChanged = 1;

        void OnSlotChanged()
        {
            if (m_Slot == null)
                return;
            NotifyChange(ValueChanged);
        }

        Dictionary<string, VFXSubParameterController> m_ChildrenByPath = new Dictionary<string, VFXSubParameterController>();

        public VFXSubParameterController[] ComputeSubControllers(Type type, IEnumerable<int> fieldPath, string memberPath)
        {
            var fields = type.GetFields(BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance);
            var subControllers = new VFXSubParameterController[fields.Length];
            for (int i = 0; i < fields.Length; ++i)
            {
                string path = string.IsNullOrEmpty(memberPath) ? fields[i].Name : memberPath + VFXGizmoUtility.Context.separator + fields[i].Name;
                subControllers[i] = new VFXSubParameterController(this, fieldPath.Concat(Enumerable.Repeat(i, 1)), path);
                m_ChildrenByPath[path] = subControllers[i];
            }
            return subControllers;
        }

        VFXSubParameterController[] m_SubController;

        public VFXSubParameterController[] GetSubControllers(List<int> fieldPath)
        {
            if (m_SubControllers == null)
            {
                m_SubControllers = ComputeSubControllers(portType, new List<int>(), "");
            }
            VFXSubParameterController[] currentArray = m_SubControllers;

            foreach (int value in fieldPath)
            {
                currentArray = currentArray[value].children;
            }

            return currentArray;
        }

        public VFXSubParameterController GetSubController(int i)
        {
            return m_SubControllers[i];
        }

        public VFXParameterNodeController GetParameterForLink(VFXSlot slot)
        {
            return m_Controllers.FirstOrDefault(t =>
            { var infos = t.Value.infos; return infos != null && infos.linkedSlots != null && infos.linkedSlots.Any(u => u.inputSlot == slot); }).Value;
        }

        public string MakeNameUnique(string name)
        {
            HashSet<string> allNames = new HashSet<string>(viewController.parameterControllers.Where((t, i) => t != this).Select(t => t.exposedName));

            return MakeNameUnique(name, allNames);
        }

        public IPropertyRMProvider GetMemberController(string memberPath)
        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(memberPath))
            {
                return this;
            }
            if (m_SubControllers == null)
            {
                m_SubControllers = ComputeSubControllers(portType, new List<int>(), "");
            }
            VFXSubParameterController subParameterController = null;
            if (m_ChildrenByPath.TryGetValue(memberPath, out subParameterController))
            {
                return subParameterController;
            }
            else
            {
                string parentMemberPath = memberPath;

                List<string> members = new List<string>();

                while (true)
                {
                    int index = parentMemberPath.LastIndexOf(VFXGizmoUtility.Context.separator);
                    if (index == -1)
                    {
                        Debug.LogError("Couldn't find SubParameter path " + memberPath);
                        return null;
                    }

                    members.Add(parentMemberPath.Substring(index + 1));
                    parentMemberPath = parentMemberPath.Substring(0, index);
                    if (m_ChildrenByPath.TryGetValue(parentMemberPath, out subParameterController))
                    {
                        break;
                    }
                }

                foreach (var member in members)
                {
                    subParameterController = subParameterController.children.FirstOrDefault(t => t.name == member);
                    if (subParameterController == null)
                    {
                        Debug.LogError("Couldn't find SubParameter path " + memberPath);
                        return null;
                    }
                }
                return subParameterController;
            }
        }

        public void SetMemberValue(string memberPath, object value)
        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(memberPath))
            {
                this.value = value;
                return;
            }
            if (m_SubControllers == null)
            {
                m_SubControllers = ComputeSubControllers(portType, new List<int>(), "");
            }
            VFXSubParameterController subParameterController = null;
            if (m_ChildrenByPath.TryGetValue(memberPath, out subParameterController))
            {
                subParameterController.value = value;
            }
            else
            {
                string parentMemberPath = memberPath;

                List<string> members = new List<string>();

                while (true)
                {
                    int index = parentMemberPath.LastIndexOf(VFXGizmoUtility.Context.separator);
                    if (index == -1)
                    {
                        Debug.LogError("Coulnd't find SubParameter path " + memberPath);
                        return;
                    }

                    members.Add(parentMemberPath.Substring(index + 1));
                    parentMemberPath = parentMemberPath.Substring(0, index);
                    if (m_ChildrenByPath.TryGetValue(parentMemberPath, out subParameterController))
                    {
                        break;
                    }
                }

                foreach (var member in members)
                {
                    subParameterController = subParameterController.children.FirstOrDefault(t => t.name == member);
                    if (subParameterController == null)
                    {
                        Debug.LogError("Coulnd't find SubParameter path " + memberPath);
                        return;
                    }
                }
            }
        }

        public static string MakeNameUnique(string name, HashSet<string> allNames)
        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(name))
            {
                name = "parameter";
            }
            string candidateName = name.Trim();
            if (candidateName.Length < 1)
            {
                return null;
            }
            string candidateMainPart = null;
            int cpt = 0;
            while (allNames.Contains(candidateName))
            {
                if (candidateMainPart == null)
                {
                    int spaceIndex = candidateName.LastIndexOf(' ');
                    if (spaceIndex == -1)
                    {
                        candidateMainPart = candidateName;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        if (int.TryParse(candidateName.Substring(spaceIndex + 1), out cpt)) // spaceIndex can't be last char because of Trim()
                        {
                            candidateMainPart = candidateName.Substring(0, spaceIndex);
                        }
                        else
                        {
                            candidateMainPart = candidateName;
                        }
                    }
                }
                ++cpt;

                candidateName = string.Format("{0} {1}", candidateMainPart, cpt);
            }

            return candidateName;
        }

        public void CheckNameUnique(HashSet<string> allNames)
        {
            string candidateName = MakeNameUnique(model.exposedName, allNames);
            if (candidateName != model.exposedName)
            {
                parameter.SetSettingValue("m_exposedName", candidateName);
            }
        }

        public string exposedName
        {
            get { return parameter.exposedName; }

            set
            {
                string candidateName = MakeNameUnique(value);
                if (candidateName != null && candidateName != parameter.exposedName)
                {
                    parameter.SetSettingValue("m_exposedName", candidateName);
                }
            }
        }
        public bool exposed
        {
            get { return parameter.exposed; }
            set
            {
                parameter.SetSettingValue("m_exposed", value);
            }
        }

        public int order
        {
            get { return parameter.order; }

            set
            {
                parameter.order = value;
            }
        }

        public VFXParameter parameter { get { return model as VFXParameter; } }

        public bool canHaveRange
        {
            get
            {
                return parameter.canHaveRange;
            }
        }

        public bool hasRange
        {
            get { return parameter.hasRange; }

            set
            {
                parameter.hasRange = value;
            }
        }

        static float RangeToFloat(object value)
        {
            if (value != null)
            {
                if (value.GetType() == typeof(float))
                {
                    return (float)value;
                }
                else if (value.GetType() == typeof(int))
                {
                    return (float)(int)value;
                }
                else if (value.GetType() == typeof(uint))
                {
                    return (float)(uint)value;
                }
            }
            return 0.0f;
        }

        public object minValue
        {
            get { return parameter.m_Min != null ? parameter.m_Min.Get() : null; }
            set
            {
                if (value != null)
                {
                    if (parameter.m_Min == null || parameter.m_Min.type != portType)
                        parameter.m_Min = new VFXSerializableObject(portType, value);
                    else
                        parameter.m_Min.Set(value);
                    if (RangeToFloat(this.value) < RangeToFloat(value))
                    {
                        this.value = value;
                    }
                    parameter.Invalidate(VFXModel.InvalidationCause.kUIChanged);
                }
                else
                    parameter.m_Min = null;
            }
        }
        public object maxValue
        {
            get { return parameter.m_Max != null ? parameter.m_Max.Get() : null; }
            set
            {
                if (value != null)
                {
                    if (parameter.m_Max == null || parameter.m_Max.type != portType)
                        parameter.m_Max = new VFXSerializableObject(portType, value);
                    else
                        parameter.m_Max.Set(value);
                    if (RangeToFloat(this.value) > RangeToFloat(value))
                    {
                        this.value = value;
                    }

                    parameter.Invalidate(VFXModel.InvalidationCause.kUIChanged);
                }
                else
                    parameter.m_Max = null;
            }
        }

        // For the edition of Curve and Gradient to work the value must not be recreated each time. We now assume that changes happen only through the controller (or, in the case of serialization, before the controller is created)
        object m_CachedMinValue;
        object m_CachedMaxValue;

        public object value
        {
            get
            {
                return parameter.GetOutputSlot(0).value;
            }
            set
            {
                Undo.RecordObject(parameter, "Change Value");

                VFXSlot slot = parameter.GetOutputSlot(0);

                if (hasRange)
                {
                    if (RangeToFloat(value) < RangeToFloat(minValue))
                    {
                        value = minValue;
                    }
                    if (RangeToFloat(value) > RangeToFloat(maxValue))
                    {
                        value = maxValue;
                    }
                }

                Undo.RecordObject(slot, "VFXSlotValue"); // The slot value is stored on the master slot, not necessarly my own slot
                slot.value = value;
            }
        }

        public Type portType
        {
            get
            {
                VFXParameter model = this.model as VFXParameter;

                return model.GetOutputSlot(0).property.type;
            }
        }

        ParameterGizmoContext m_Context;
        public void DrawGizmos(VisualEffect component)
        {
            if (m_Context == null)
            {
                m_Context = new ParameterGizmoContext(this);
            }
            VFXGizmoUtility.Draw(m_Context, component);
        }

        public Bounds GetGizmoBounds(VisualEffect component)
        {
            if (m_Context == null)
            {
                m_Context = new ParameterGizmoContext(this);
            }
            return VFXGizmoUtility.GetGizmoBounds(m_Context, component);
        }

        public bool gizmoNeedsComponent
        {
            get
            {
                return VFXGizmoUtility.NeedsComponent(m_Context);
            }
        }
        public bool gizmoIndeterminate
        {
            get
            {
                return false;
            }
        }

        IGizmoable[] m_Gizmoables;

        public ReadOnlyCollection<IGizmoable> gizmoables
        {
            get
            {
                return Array.AsReadOnly(m_Gizmoables);
            }
        }

        public IGizmoable currentGizmoable { get { return this; } set {} }

        Dictionary<int, VFXParameterNodeController> m_Controllers = new Dictionary<int, VFXParameterNodeController>();

        public int nodeCount
        {
            get {return m_Controllers.Count(); }
        }

        public IEnumerable<VFXParameterNodeController> nodes
        {
            get { return m_Controllers.Values; }
        }

        protected override void ModelChanged(UnityEngine.Object obj)
        {
            model.ValidateNodes();
            bool controllerListChanged = UpdateControllers();
            if (controllerListChanged)
                viewController.NotifyParameterControllerChange();
            NotifyChange(AnyThing);
        }

        public bool UpdateControllers()
        {
            bool changed = false;
            var nodes = model.nodes.ToDictionary(t => t.id, t => t);

            foreach (var removedController in m_Controllers.Where(t => !nodes.ContainsKey(t.Key)).ToArray())
            {
                removedController.Value.OnDisable();
                m_Controllers.Remove(removedController.Key);
                viewController.RemoveControllerFromModel(parameter, removedController.Value);
                changed = true;
            }

            foreach (var addedController in nodes.Where(t => !m_Controllers.ContainsKey(t.Key)).ToArray())
            {
                VFXParameterNodeController controller = new VFXParameterNodeController(this, addedController.Value, viewController);

                m_Controllers[addedController.Key] = controller;
                viewController.AddControllerToModel(parameter, controller);

                controller.ForceUpdate();
                changed = true;
            }

            return changed;
        }

        public bool expanded
        {
            get
            {
                return !model.collapsed;
            }
            set
            {
                model.collapsed = !value;
            }
        }
        public bool editable
        {
            get { return true; }
        }

        public bool expandable { get { return false; } }

        bool IPropertyRMProvider.expandableIfShowsEverything { get { return false; } }

        public override string name { get { return "Value"; } }

        public object[] customAttributes { get { return new object[] {}; } }

        public VFXPropertyAttribute[] attributes
        {
            get
            {
                if (canHaveRange)
                {
                    return VFXPropertyAttribute.Create(new object[] { new RangeAttribute(RangeToFloat(minValue), RangeToFloat(maxValue)) });
                }
                return new VFXPropertyAttribute[] {};
            }
        }

        public int depth { get { return 0; } }
        public VFXCoordinateSpace space
        {
            get
            {
                return parameter.GetOutputSlot(0).space;
            }

            set
            {
                parameter.GetOutputSlot(0).space = value;
            }
        }

        public bool spaceableAndMasterOfSpace
        {
            get
            {
                return parameter.GetOutputSlot(0).spaceable;
            }
        }

        public bool IsSpaceInherited()
        {
            return parameter.GetOutputSlot(0).IsSpaceInherited();
        }

        public override void OnDisable()
        {
            if (!object.ReferenceEquals(m_Slot, null))
            {
                viewController.UnRegisterNotification(m_Slot, OnSlotChanged);
            }
            base.OnDisable();
        }

        public void ExpandPath()
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public void RetractPath()
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }
    }

    public class ParameterGizmoContext : VFXGizmoUtility.Context
    {
        internal ParameterGizmoContext(VFXParameterController controller)
        {
            m_Controller = controller;
        }

        VFXParameterController m_Controller;

        public override Type portType
        {
            get {return m_Controller.portType; }
        }

        public override object value
        {
            get { return m_Controller.value; }
        }

        public override VFXCoordinateSpace space
        {
            get
            {
                return m_Controller.space;
            }
        }

        protected override void InternalPrepare() {}

        public override VFXGizmo.IProperty<T> RegisterProperty<T>(string member)
        {
            object result;
            if (m_PropertyCache.TryGetValue(member, out result))
            {
                if (result is VFXGizmo.IProperty<T> )
                    return result as VFXGizmo.IProperty<T>;
                else
                    return VFXGizmoUtility.NullProperty<T>.defaultProperty;
            }
            var controller = m_Controller.GetMemberController(member);

            if (controller != null && controller.portType == typeof(T))
            {
                return new VFXGizmoUtility.Property<T>(controller, true);
            }

            return VFXGizmoUtility.NullProperty<T>.defaultProperty;
        }
    }
}

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a movement or development toward a destination or a more advanced state, esp. gradually or in stages: the normal progression from artists' book novice to advanced beginner.
Before you are conscious of it, progression has occurred. Your work, in this case, our artists' books from early 2000 to today, evolves as you refine your ideas, polish your skill set, and keep at 'it' doggedly, wholeheartedly. And all the while you'd thought, perhaps you were treading water. Perhaps you were just making the same piece, again. But there, on the table, proof that you are moving from one state to the next on a long, unknown, kinked pathway.
Consulting the Five Stages of Skill Acquisition,* following on from Novice, Advanced Beginner, Competent, Proficient, and finally, the debatable holy grail, Expert; this is the way all things hum along.
And so it was delightful to see our earlier tales unfurled on the table in the library alongside our most recent pieces. To revisit Bombay (Through purgatory passed, and then there was Bombay (Photogravure views of Bombay), 2009) within arm's length of a suite of costumed Salvaged Relatives (2014-15). These two pieces might employ the same techniques of cut and paste, press and bind, but they are world's apart. The same Madras tree shrew (Anathana ellioti) may scurry through both works, cut by the same pair of honeybee scissors, but he or she does so now with a little more panache and grace.
Seeing an edition of Find your place (2007) was bittersweet as we had only recently found out that our dear old printer, Bernie Rackham, had passed away.
Thank-you for inviting us to talk about our work as part of Rare Book Week, Susan Millard and Georgina Binns. Thank-you for taking an interest in our work, and ensuring that both the Baillieu and the Lenton Parr Music, Visual and Performing Arts libraries hold copies of our artists' books and zines. And thank-you to all of you who came along to turn the pages. It was a thrill to see these pieces enjoyed so, and we feel greatly encouraged to make more. There's just no topping a chance to show these pieces as they were intended to be experienced: in person.
Other artists' books of ours within the Special Collections of the Baillieu Library include Because I Like You (2016); A Flight of Twelve Southern Hemisphere Birds (2013), Sleeping during the day (2010); The Case of the Lost Aviary, By the Pricking of My Claws, The Dubious Clue, and Trouble at Sea (2005); and Those Two Daring Pirates (2004).


Wright County lies in East Central Minnesota, bordered on the north by theMississippi River and the east by the Crow River. Due to its proximity to theTwin cities Metropolitan Area, this County is one of the fastest growing in thestate. Buffalo was established as the County seat in 1868 and is the County's 2ndlargest City with a 2009 population of 14,193. Seventeen cities and 18 townshipsexist in the county, which has a total estimated 2009 population of 120,684.


On Saturday, 9th February, over 75 young motorbike trials riders were presented with awards in recognition of the performance for the Championship season which ended in November. The presentation, organised by Isle of Man Youth Trials Club, saw riders take the top prize across the following classes: A Class – Owen Chestnut; B Class – Bobby Moyer; C Class – Summer Peters; D Class – Jacob Wilson; and E Class – Tallulah Wilson.
Andrew Cubbon, Club Chairman, commented: "Our annual awards presentation is a celebration of the successes our Club members have enjoyed over the previous season, which runs from February through to November. We have over 100 members split across 5 youth development classes, so it's inclusive, and designed to give riders the best chance of enjoyment and to develop their own skills. The Awards recognise performance as well as attitude, perseverance and progression".
Isle of Man Youth Trials Club is sponsored by Tromode-based performance marketing consultancy Bold Consultancy who've developed the Club's brand identity and digital offering. Director Richard Corlett presented riders with their awards at the presentation evening.
Richard commented: "Bold Consultancy is proud to reinvest in our islands top youth talent development programmes and sports clubs. Sports like motorcycle trials which provide discipline, diversity and direction, and push young athletes to excel is very much in line with our approach to take the path less trodden but to perform for our clients by practising proven principles. We're delighted to see the uplift in the sport and the sporting excellence celebrated and look forward to continuing to support the Club with the introduction of the Academy this year."
The 2019 season starts with the Bold Championship Round One at Carnagrie on the 17th February. This year, the Club's focus is on the Isle of Man Championship, contested over 7 rounds, and a short Summer series running June through to August. The Club will also launch The Academy in 2019, an offshoot of the Club's core offering, designed to provide promising riders with access to and professional mentorship from top local and national riders including Steve Colley and Josh Brain.
The Academy will host four coaching workshops throughout 2019, monthly practice days and another 'Try our Sport' day later in the year where bikes will be available to ride for those without their own.
For all the details and for further information check out the club website www.iomytc.im.
Motorcycle Trials is open to riders of all ages and children from the age of 4 are made very welcome and whilst the club references youth in its name, young-at-heart adults can also take part in the events, and each year there is a fun Parent & Child Pairs Trial where they can ride together. With the Club's most senior rider now in his mid-seventies, there are riders of many generations enjoying the sport making it a great parent-child activity for all weathers.
For more information about Youth Trials and forthcoming club activities, please visit www.iomytc.im or contact Club Chairman Andrew Cubbon on 430603.


My PC is not that old (i bought it a year ago), Intel Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM, NVidia 8600GT, Windows XP SP3. I also have installed the Syberia SP3.
I don't know what else to do to play this game, so any help would be more than appreciated.
PS3: "Father...I want to believe, but the Devil doesn't leave me..."
papajo wrote: My PC is not that old (i bought it a year ago), Intel Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM, NVidia 8600GT, Windows XP SP3. I also have installed the Syberia SP3.
Pifou...thanks for giving us the info..!!
it works..btw i am new in this site..


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O Castelo de Läckö () situa-se na ilha de Kållandsö, na margem sul do lago Vener, a 20 quilômetros a norte da cidade de Lidecopinga, na Suécia. Com suas torres e grossas muralhas, este palácio tem um caráter de fortaleza. Hoje em dia, é propriedade do Estado e é gerido pela Direção-Geral do Património Imobiliário. É uma grande atração turística, estando aberto ao público.

História
Foi erguido em 1298, pelo bispo  como residência fortificada que consistia em duas ou três edificações cercadas por uma muralha. Após um incêndio nos anos 1470, a fortificação foi expandida pelo bispo . Uma construção adicional foi feita no  quando o castelo pertencia a Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie.

Bibliografia

Castelos da Suécia
Atrações turísticas da Gotalândia Ocidental


Mark and Nedilka dropped me off in Colville and they continued on to Little Bay. My plan was to ride for 3 days around the northern tip of the Coromandel Peninsula and meet them in Little Bay. The road does not go through, so day 2 would include 5 Km of hiking trail.
It was well into the afternoon by the time I got riding, but I didn't have far to go. Altough I had bought some groceries earlier in the day, I could not pass the store in Colville without getting more, knowing it would be the last one I would see for 3 days. Like all of the roads on Coromandel there was a big hill leaving Colville, but not as steep as some. Soon the road turned to gravel and was very plesant the rest of the way, with little traffic. The campground at Fantail was nothing special but I had a nice meadow to myself. Since I was now on the west coast of the peninsula I was treated to a nice sunset over Hauraki Gulf.
The northern tip of Coromandel. From Fletcher Bay to Stoney Bay is a hiking trail. The road does not go through.
Campsite at Fantail campground, Department of Conservation.
This spot faces west across the Hauraki Gulf, so I was treated to a nice sunset.


The economic corridor policy can be seen as an attempt to create the location, condition and an expansion target of capital to be circulating. The characteristic of capitalism, which always looks for new areas to invest its surpluses, is the key-word to understand the logic of 'the economic corridors policy'. Meanwhile, within a country, the need for development and improved economic growth rates are the justification for implementation of the economic corridor's policy such as the Indonesia's Master Plan for Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesian Economic Development (MP3EI). To encourage the MP3EI's policy initiative, the need for massive economic development, which will create growth, meets the interests of capitalists which must be rotating their capital in order to accumulate surplus value of capital. This study focuses on the grand scheme of economic corridor policy, which leads to land grabbing, land concentration and social exclusion and/or adverse incorporation in Java, Indonesia. Instead of seeing only the economic growth targeted in this scheme, this study will focus on the process that this scenario of economic corridor policy causes on land use. A capital-driven model of economic growth includes in this scheme the symptoms of land grabbing as a process within the operation in which land concentration and social exclusion will be additional results. Based on the indications of Java Economic Corridor implementation, it can be seen that land concentration will occur because of an economic development policy that emphasizes economic growth. In this case, production activities and growth are preferred over the welfare of the people. While 'social exclusion' is happening, not merely because of the fact people have been expelled from their territory, but in this study, more people are being converted into productive workers (adverse incorporation) in the productive sector developed through development projects.


Professor Julie Willis has been appointed the new Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning at the University of Melbourne.
Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Margaret Sheil said the University was thrilled to appoint Professor Willis to the role.
Professor Willis has held a number of significant leadership positions at the University since her arrival in 1998, most recently as the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research & Research Capability). A Professor of Architecture, she is a highly respected scholar with an international reputation as an architectural historian, and is an author and editor of the Encyclopedia of Australian Architecture.
She is also been a member of the ARC's College of Experts. Professor Willis said she was delighted to take on the role during such an exciting time for the faculty.
She will commence the role in November, with Professor Daryl Le Grew continuing as Interim Dean until then.
Professor Sheil thanked Professor Le Grew for his leadership in the role and in particular for his work in stewarding through the new degree.


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Takeaway in Sutton-in-Ashfield set to reopen after 10-person fight led to 3-month closure
It will now be run by the building's owners
Peter HennessySenior journalist
Grillo's in Mansfield Road, Sutton-in-Ashfield, had been forced to close (Image: Nottinghamshire Police)
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A takeaway is set to reopen after being closed by the council due to reports of criminality and anti-social behaviour.
Grillo's, in Mansfield Road, Sutton-in-Ashfield, was closed back in August last year for three months.
A fight was reported to have previously broken out, with people armed with knives and hammers, and 10 people were arrested on suspicion of affray in connection the incident.
The closure prevented the business from operating, excluding the owner and any other person from entering the premises including the flat above.
Police previously said they received multiple reports of antisocial behaviour, criminal damage, threats being made and people shouting in the street near the takeaway.
David Hennigan, a councillor for Sutton Central and New Cross, said: "After receiving enquiries over the last few days from residents and a retailer, I have been in discussions with the owner of the property.
"The owners want to reopen the premises over next few weeks. At the moment, they are sorting stuff out related to the shop like unpaid business rates and utility bills left behind by the previous tenants.
"After working with residents and retailers in the area to write the central evidential statement that led the three month closure order at magistrates', I can confirm that this has now run out.
"During the closure no further anti-social behaviour or criminality has been reported that relate to these premises.
"The owners were badly, badly let down by the previous tenants. When it reopens, it will be run by the owners.
"Having worked before with the owners I am confident that this will be run properly and without incident.
"They are as much a victim as the retailers and residents so severely impacted by the behaviour of the previous tenants.
"We are committed as local councillors to supporting retailers and residents alike to ensure we stamp out crime."
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