text:
Q: How do I update multiple AssemblyInfo.cs files individually with the Albacore assemblyinfo task? I have a solution with a number of projects. I would like to update the AssemblyInfo.cs file in each project individually. Most of the info in the files will be the same, but there may be one or two things that I want to be different. I haven't been able to figure out a way to do this with the Albacore assemblyinfo task.
The type of syntax I am after would be
# I know this won't work but I would like to be able to call the assemblyinfo
# task a number of times and each time pass in at least the input_filename
task :update_assemblyinfo_files do
  assemblyinfo '/src/myproj1/properties/assemblyinfo.cs'
  assemblyinfo '/src/myproj2/properties/assemblyinfo.cs'
end

assemblyinfo :assemblyinfo do |asm|
  asm.version = version
  asm.input_file = <an-input-parameter>
end

A: An idea can be to store your common assemblyinfo params somewhere in your rakefile (or in an external file, using yaml for example) that can be read by a method into rake and then configure your task as follows:
task :update_assemblyinfo_files => [:update_a, :update_b, :update_c]

and then in each update task
assemblyinfo :update_a do |asm|
  common_info = get_common_assemblyinfo()
  asm.version = common_info[:version]
  asm.company_name = common_info[:company_name]
  asm.product_name = common_info[:product_name]
  asm.output_file = "your_file_path"
end

def get_common_assemblyinfo()
  #read your yaml here and return it
end

A: This task will iterate through each project in your solution and update each assembly info file. In this example it updates the version (assuming you are using a VERSION file and version_bumper).
@solutionpath = "c:/mysolution"

desc "Updates each assembly version"
task :version do |asm|
  FileList["#{@solutionpath}**/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs"].each { |assemblyfile|
    asm = AssemblyInfo.new()
    asm.use(assemblyfile)
    asm.version = bumper_version.to_s
    asm.file_version = bumper_version.to_s
    asm.execute
  }
end

A: Let's tackle this one bit at a time. If you have multiple AssemblyInfo.cs files, you could create a FileList that captures them all.
assembly_info_files = FileList['./source/**/AssemblyInfo.cs']

And create an assemblyinfo task per file dynamically.
assembly_info_files.each do |file|
  assemblyinfo file do |asm|
    asm.input_file = file
    asm.version = version
  end
end

But, I think you're saying that you might have different parameters per file. I recommend you encode as many of those properties statically in the individual files. You'll need some kind of hash of hashes of files => { name => value }.
If you always override the same properties "property_A" and "property_B"
assembly_info_properties = {
  './source/ProjectA/AssemblyInfo.cs' => {
    :copyright => '2011'
    :version => '1.0.0'
  },

  './source/ProjectB/AssemblyInfo.cs' => {
    :copyright => '2012'
    :version => '0.1.0'
  }
}

assembly_info_properties.each do |file,properties|
  assmeblyinfo file do |asm|
    asm.input_file = file
    asm.copyright = properties[:copyright]
    asm.version = properties[:version]
  end
end

If you override different sets of properties, use the hash of hashes and use the general custom_attributes
assembly_info_properties = {
  './source/ProjectA/AssemblyInfo.cs' => {
    :Copyright => 'Someone Else (c) 2011'
  },

  './source/ProjectB/AssemblyInfo.cs' => {
    :Title => 'Custom Title'
  }
}

assembly_info_properties.each do |file,properties|
  assmeblyinfo file do |asm|
    asm.input_file = file
    asm.custom_attributes properties
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Tuy may refer to:

Places

Burkina Faso
Tuy Province, in The Hauts-Bassins Region

Iran
Tuy, Iran, a village in North Khorasan Province

Philippines
Tuy, Batangas, a municipality in the Province of Batangas

Spain
Tui, Pontevedra, a municipality in Galicia, spelled "Tuy" in Spanish

Venezuela
 Ocumare del Tuy, a city in the state of Miranda
 Santa Teresa del Tuy, a city in the state of Miranda
 Tuy River

Vietnam
 Tuy Đức District, Đắk Nông Province
 Tuy An District, Phú Yên Province
 Tuy Hòa, the capital city of Phú Yên Province
 Tuy Hoa Air Base, used by the United States Air Force during the Vietnam War
 Tuy Hòa Railway Station, a railway station on the North–South Railway
 Tuy Phong District, Bình Thuận Province
 Tuy Phước District, Bình Định Province

People
Hoàng Tụy (born 1927), Vietnamese mathematician
Lucas de Tuy (died 1249), Leonese cleric and historian

Broadcasting
TV-U Yamagata, A Japanese commercial broadcaster

See also
 Tui (disambiguation)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
The First Hustlers Trailer Is Here, and It's So, So Good
Leonardo DiCaprio Got Hit in the Face With a Volleyball, and the Memes Are A+
Lashana Lynch Is Reportedly the New 007
Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie Shaded Leonardo DiCaprio About That Titanic Door Scene
7 Celebrities Who Have Saved the Day Avengers' Style
Last night I finally got around to seeing The Avengers for the first time (hey, it was a busy weekend), and I have to admit that I had only one thing on my mind—those guys are reeeaaalllyyyy hot. Seriously, can you imagine having someone like Chris Hemsworth come and save the day? Yowza. But then this morning I read that Mila Kunis rushed to save a 50-year-old man's life and that Dustin Hoffman rescued a runner who had a heart attack. Are celebrity heroes actually a thing? Turns out, there actually is quite a number worthy of their own comic books!
Paul Drinkwater/NBC
1. Mila Kunis
When a 50-year-old man who works in Mila's home collapsed in a violent seizure, Mila rushed to his side, asked a friend to call 911, grabbed his head to prevent him from choking, and even volunteered to ride along with him in the ambulance.
2. Dustin Hoffman
In other recent celeb-saving-the-day news, a jogger credits Dustin Hoffman for saving his life after he went into cardiac arrest while running through London's Hyde Park. Dustin stayed on the scene until paramedics arrived and resuscitated the 27-year-old.
3. Kate Winslet
This story is so surreal (and awesome!) that it's hard to believe it's not fake, but I promise, Kate Winslet really did help carry Richard Branson's 90-year-old mother out of a burning building on his private island. "She was wondering when a Director was going to shout CUT!" Branson joked on his blog.
4. Patrick Dempsey
Hellooooo, McDreamy! Patrick not only saves lives on Grey's Anatomy, but also in real life. The actor saw a teenager's car flip over near his home in Malibu and rushed to the scene. He used a crow bar to pry the doors open, pulled the teen to safety, and called paramedics. It gets better—the teen's first words after being pulled from the wreck were "Are you famous?" "Yeah, I'm a doctor," Patrick replied. Eee!
5. Harrison Ford
Harrison's real-life heroics are on par with Indiana Jones himself. The part-time Wyoming resident offers his flying skills and helicopter for rescue missions—he even saved a pair of stranded hikers from a mountain wearing, of course, a cowboy hat.
6. T.I.
Rapper T.I. has what might be the most moving superhero story of the bunch. While on his way to a video shoot in Atlanta, he heard that a man was threatening to jump off of a 22-story building and commit suicide. T.I. quickly met with police and recorded a video message to the man that they then showed him. Persuaded, the man agreed to step off the ledge and meet with the rapper in person.
7. Ryan Gosling
Um, who can honestly forget the Gosling's many well-documented (and much beloved) heroic actions? First, he stopped a street fight on the streets of Manhattan. Then, he saved a woman from getting hit by a cab. As if we didn't already love him—and yes, his abs—enough. Le sigh.
And, because I'm just in that kind of mood today, here's an awesome, totally Photoshopped pic of these outstanding celebs as superheroes. Enjoy!
Are there any superhero stars that I missed? And what did you think of The Avengers? I was in awe the whole time!
More movie magic...
Good News! There's a Movie For Your Every Mood This Weekend
Reviews You Can Use for June
*The Dark Knight Rises Trailer: Anne Hathaway's Catwoman Appears to Have Superpowers Other Than Jumpstarting Male Puberty!
Photos: NBC, ABC, SplashNews.com, Montrose, Marvel
Topicskate winsletmila kunismoviespatrick dempseyryan goslingthe avengers
Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher Filmed the Funniest Response to Rumors They're Breaking Up
Every Celebrity Connected to the Taylor Swift–Scooter Braun Drama

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Animal Advocates Radio"Voices Carry for Animals #221″ Anti-Dog Fighting Campaign- Patricia Miles & Danielle Lajic
mustangdebbie2007	animal advocacy, Animal Advocates Radio, animal cruelty, Animal Welfare, Debbie Dahmer, TS Radio Network, Voices Carry for Animals	animal radio show, Blog Talk Radio, Danielle Lajic, Marti Oakley, Patricia Miles, The Anti-DogFighting Campaign	Leave a comment
**Tune In Thursday's** On May 23rd, 2019 at 7:00 pm EST**
LISTEN LIVE >> HERE
TS Radio Network: Whistleblower's! The USDA Hour 5/22
ppjg	corruption, Government, land theft, Marti Oakley, PROPERTY RIGHTS, The PPJ Gazette, TS Radio Network, whistleblowers, whistleblowers	Black Farmers Documentary, black land loss, corruption, Government, land theft, Lawrence Lucas, Marcel Reid, Marti Oakley, PROPERTY RIGHTS, Shoun A. Hill, The PPJ Gazette, TS Radio Network, USDA discrimination, USDA Hour, USDA mismanagement, Waymon Henson, whistleblowers, Whsitleblower's Summit	1 Comment
Join us this evening May 23, 2019 at 7:00 pm CST
Listen Live → HERE!←
Call in number 917-388-4520
Hit #1 immediately when Blogtalk answers to speak to the host.
All shows are archived and available 24/7 so you can listen at your convenience.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Whistleblower's! Is brought to you in coordination with Marcel Reid and the Whistleblower's Summit, taking place July 29, 30, 31 in Washington,D.C
Join Lawrence Lucas as he hosts Waymon hInson , a long time activist in the battle Black farmers have faced under the mismanagement of the USDA. Mr. hInson also hosts the "Let Justice Ring" blog, linked below. Joining Lawrence and Mr Henson, will be photographer and documentary maker will be Shoun A. Hill.
Waymon hInson has earned degrees in theology and psychology is licensed as a psychologist and marriage and family therapist in Texas. His history with the Black farmer cause extends back to 1994 when he began to consult with farmers and their legal counsel. He has been affiliated with the Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association in Tillery, NC since 2005 and currently is a board member. He has two published articles in the area of Black farmers and land loss and has presented at international, national, state, and regional conferences on racism, the USDA, and Black land loss. His special area of interest is the impact on the health and well being of farmers and families when dealing with the USDA and DOJ. He and Shoun Hill partnered on the Black farmer documentary beginning in 2018 and will complete it in late 2019.
Bio-Shoun A. Hill
Shoun Hill is a photographer based in New York City. Originally from Frederick, MD., Hill began photographing professionally in 1993 for The Gleaner in Henderson, KY., after getting his Master of Arts degree from Ohio University.
He has worked as a staff photographer for newspapers in Memphis, Tenn., and Orlando, Fla. At the present time he is a photo editor on the National Desk of the Associated Press in NYC. While a staff photographer, Shoun photographed Super Bowls, NBA basketball games, and presidential elections. He has also been a part of gallery shows in Ohio, Florida, Illinois and New York.
At the present time, Shoun is filming a documentary on African-American farmers, which debuts in Nov. After the completion on the documentary, Shoun will start a still photo project on the past, present and future of the African-American farmer. Shown is married to Debra Walton-Hill, a Broadway and TV actress and performer.
"I'm a documentary photographer and my goal with every image is to make a connection between the subject in the photograph and the person looking at the photograph. I shoot what is, and let the image speak for itself. People are my ideas and inspiration. That's what these photographs show.
When people look at my work, I want them to feel a connection. Maybe the subject reminds them of someone or a situation they were in. When they see my work I'd like them to get a feeling of remembrance."
https://letjusticering.blogspot.com/
And the fundraising page
https://www.facebook.com/donate/395003334636465/


Thank you for showing your interest in Metal Tech & Mgmt Inc. Feel free to reach out to us via phone or email to make inquiries about our products or request a free quote or estimate. You can also use the form provided on this page. We would be more than happy to address your questions and concerns.


text:
Wegele ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Carl Wegele (1859–1930), Sanitätsrat, Autor
 Franz Xaver von Wegele (1823–1897), deutscher Historiker und Mitredakteur der Allgemeinen Deutschen Biographie
 Karl Wegele (1887–1960), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Ludwig Wegele (1901–1975), deutscher Paläontologe und Zoologe
 Ulrike Theresia Wegele, deutsch-österreichische Organistin


text:
The Rescue of Balguda
News Updates The Rescue of Balguda
A male calf, aged approximately 6-7 months old was first sighted by visitors wandering on his own below Aruba Dam in Tsavo East National Park
A male calf, aged approximately 6-7 months old was first sighted by visitors wandering on his own below Aruba Dam in Tsavo East National Park. The calf was crying out, clearly distressed, infact it was the calf's cries that first alerted the visitors that something was seriously wrong. The visitors spent much time watching the desperate baby, and it was evident the calf was obviously abandoned and extremely vulnerable with no other elephants in the area, and a pride of lions fairly close by.
The presence of the calf was reported to KWS and our Voi Elephant Keepers who rescued him at dusk on Friday 20th April 2012 just as it was growing dark. While the they could hear the babies cries it took them close on an hour to actually locate the calf deep in the undergrowth. The orphan spent the first night at the Voi Stockades, pampered by the older orphans based there who made a great fuss of the tiny new arrival, and he relaxed and settled down immediately, releived to find his own kind once more. The next morning he was flown to the Nairobi Nursery, Saturday 21st April, 2012. On arrival, having taken his milk well, and appearing strong despite being thin, he was allowed out to join the 20 other Nursery elephants that same afternoon and adjustments were made to the Sleeping Arrangements. He was given the name Balguda- the name of an area in the Park near to where he was rescued.


text:
Jinqiao Duan (Chinese: 段金桥; born on December, 1962 in lunar calendar and on January, 1963 in Gregorian calendar) is a professor of mathematics at Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, USA.

He is known for scientific contributions to stochastic and nonlinear dynamics, stochastic partial differential equations, non-equilibrium statistical physics, and applications to biophysical & geophysical sciences. His current research also includes data science & stochastic dynamics, stochastic Hamilton/Contact dynamics & geometric mechanics, and open quantum dynamics & stochastic dynamics. His particular contributions include a random invariant manifold framework, effective reduction and approximation, quantifying non-Gaussian stochastic dynamics by nonlocal partial differential equations, a nonlocal Kramers-Moyal formula, non-Gaussian data assimilation, Onsager-Machlup action functional theory, and transitions between metastable states for stochastic dynamical systems (especially with non-Gaussian Levy fluctuations).

He served as Associate Director of the Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics (www.ipam.ucla.edu), Los Angeles, USA, during 2011-2013. He is the director of the Center for Stochastic Dynamics at the Illinois Institute of Technology.

He earned BS degree in Computational Mathematics from Wuhan University, China; MS degree in Mathematical Physics from the Chinese Academy of Sciences; MS degree in Mathematics from  the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA, and PhD degree in Applied Mathematics from Cornell University, USA. He was a Postdoc with Stephen Wiggins and an Instructor at California Institute of Technology (Caltech), USA.

Scientific contributions

1. A framework for random invariant manifolds

2. Dynamical features of stochastic systems under non-Gaussian Levy fluctuations

3. Effective dynamics of stochastic partial differential equations

4. Transition pathways and transition time & an Onsager-Machlup action functional theory for stochastic systems under non-Gaussian Levy fluctuations

5. Data assimilation for non-Gaussian stochastic dynamical systems

6. Stochastic Dynamics & Data Science

Duan's research fields include the theory, calculation and simulation of stochastic dynamical systems and nonlinear dynamical systems, as well as the trans-disciplinary researches of mathematics and other fields (random and complex phenomena related to the earth and environmental science, life sciences, etc).

Jinqiao Duan has made important contributions to the research of non-Gaussian stochastic dynamical systems, homogenization of stochastic partial differential equations and related application research fields, and was supported by a number of scientific research funds and programs.

He is the Managing Editor for Stochastics and Dynamics. https://www.editorialmanager.com/sd/default2.aspx

and Editor-in-Chief for Interdisciplinary Mathematical Sciences. https://www.worldscientific.com/series/ims

and Editor for Nonlinear Processes in Geophysics. https://www.nonlinear-processes-in-geophysics.net/

Selected publications

 Jinqiao Duan, Kening Lu, Björn Schmalfuss. "Invariant manifolds for stochastic partial differential equations," The Annals of Probability, Ann. Probab. 31(4), 2109-2135, (October 2003)
 D. Schertzer and M. Larchevêque, J. Duan, V. V. Yanovsky, S. Lovejoy. "Fractional Fokker–Planck equation for nonlinear stochastic differential equations driven by non-Gaussian Lévy stable noises", J. Math. Phys. 42, 200-212 (2001) https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1318734
 Yang Li, Jinqiao Duan. "A data-driven approach for discovering stochastic dynamical systems with non-Gaussian Lévy noise", Physica D: Nonlinear Phenomena, Volume 417, 2021, 132830, ISSN 0167-2789, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physd.2020.132830
 Yubin Lu, Yang Li and Jinqiao Duan. "Extracting stochastic governing laws by non-local Kramers–Moyal formulae", Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A.380: 20210195. 20210195 http://doi.org/10.1098/rsta.2021.0195
 Wei Wei, Ting Gao, Xiaoli Chen, and Jinqiao Duan, An optimal control method to compute the most likely transition path for stochastic dynamical systems with jumps. Chaos 32, 051102 (2022); https://doi.org/10.1063/5.009392
 Jianyu Hu, Dongfang Li, Jinqiao Duan and Xiaoli Chen, Data-driven method to learn the most probable transition pathway and stochastic differential equations, Physica D, 2023. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physd.2022.133559
 Jintao Wang, Desheng Li, Jinqiao Duan, Compactly generated shape index theory and its application to a retarded nonautonomous parabolic equation. Topological Methods in Nonlinear Analysis. Volume 59, No. 1, 2022, 1-33. DOI: 10.12775/TMNA.2021.031
 Y. Li and J. Duan, Extracting Governing Laws from Sample Path Data of Non-Gaussian Stochastic Dynamical Systems. Journal of Statistical Physics (2022) 186:30.
 P. Wei, Y. Chao and J. Duan, Hamiltonian Systems with Lévy Noise: Symplecticity, Hamilton's Principle and Averaging Principle. Physica D 398 (2019) 69-83.
 Pingyuan Wei and  Zibo Wang, Formulation of stochastic contact Hamiltonian systems. Chaos 31, 041101 (2021); https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0047920
 Dandan Li, Jinqiao Duan, Li Lin, and Ao Zhang, Bohmian trajectories of the time-oscillating Schringer equations Chaos 31, 101101 (2021); https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0067645
 Huang, Yuanfei; Chao, Ying; Wei, Wei; and Duan, Jinqiao, Estimating the Most Probable Transition Time for Stochastic Dynamical Systems. Nonlinearity, 2021, vol. 34, 4543.
 Qi Zhang and J. Duan, Linear Response Theory for Nonlinear Stochastic Differential Equations with α–stable Lévy Noises. Journal of Statistical Physics 182, 32 (2021).
 Xiaoli Chen, Jinqiao Duan and George Em Karniadakis, Learning and Meta-Learning of Stochastic Advection-Diffusion-Reaction Systems from Sparse Measurements. European J. Appl. Math., 15 June 2020. doi:10.1017/S0956792520000169
 A. Zhang and J. Duan, Effective Wave Factorization for a Stochastic Schrödinger Equation. Physica D, Volume 411, October 2020, 132573. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physd.2020.132573
 Yayun Zheng, Fang Yang, Jinqiao Duan, Xu Sun, Ling Fu and Jürgen Kurths, The maximum likelihood climate change for global warming under the influence of greenhouse effect and Lévy noise. Chaos, 30, 013132 (2020); https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5129003.
 Fang Yang, Yayun Zheng, Jinqiao Duan, Ling Fu and Stephen Wiggins, The tipping times in an Arctic sea ice system under influence of extreme events. Chaos 30, 063125 (2020).
 Ying Chao and Jinqiao Duan, The Onsager-Machlup function as Lagrangian for the most probable path of a jump-diffusion process. Nonlinearity, 32 (2019) 3715 - 3741.
 S. Yuan and J. Duan, Action Functionals for Stochastic Differential Equations with Lévy Noise. Communications on Stochastic Analysis, Vol 13, No. 3, 2019, Article 10. DOI: 10.31390/cosa.13.3.10
 H. Qiao, Y. Zhang and J. Duan. Effective filtering on a random slow manifold. Nonlinearity 31 (2018) 4649-4666
 L. Serdukova, Y. Zheng, J. Duan and J. Kurths. Metastable phenomena in a dynamical system with discontinuous vector field. Scientific Reports (2017) 7: 9336.
 Wei Zou, D. V. Senthilkumar, Raphael Nagao, Istvan Z. Kiss, Yang Tang, Aneta Koseska, Jinqiao Duan and Jurgen Kurths, Restoration of rhythmicity in diffusively coupled dynamical networks. Nature-Communications. July 15, 2015. DOI: 10.1038/ncomms8709
Author links open overlay panel

Books

 An Introduction to Stochastic Dynamics, Cambridge University Press,  2015.
 Effective Dynamics of Stochastic Partial Differential Equations (with Wei Wang),  Elsevier,   2014.
 Probability and Partial Differential Equations in Modern Applied Mathematics (with E. Waymire, Eds.), Springer-Verlag, 2005.
 Recent Development in Stochastic Dynamics and Stochastic Analysis (with S. Luo and C. Wang, Eds.), World Scientific, New Jersey, 2010.

References

1962 births
Living people
21st-century American mathematicians
Wuhan University alumni
University of Massachusetts Amherst alumni
Cornell University alumni
Illinois Institute of Technology faculty
People from Wuhan
American book editors


text:
Kamala Harris says she 'never believed' Trump SCOTUS nominees who told Senate Roe was settled precedent
by Maegan Vazquez, Jasmine Wright, Devan Cole and CNN June 28, 2022 June 28, 2022
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris speaks during commemorations for the 57th anniversary of "Bloody Sunday" on March 6, 2022 in Selma, Alabama. The Edmund Pettus Bridge was the site of the brutal beatings of civil rights marchers at the hands of police during the first march for voting rights on March 7, 1965. The televised attacks prompted public support for the civil rights activists in Selma and for the voting rights campaign. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
(CNN) — In her first interview since Roe v. Wade was overturned on Friday, Vice President Kamala Harris told CNN's Dana Bash that she never believed former President Donald Trump's Supreme Court picks, whom she voted against in the Senate, would preserve the landmark abortion law.
"I never believed them. I didn't believe them. That's why I voted against them," the vice president said in an interview on Monday when Bash, pointing to Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch's previous statements underscoring Roe v. Wade's long-held precedent, asked Harris whether she believed the two justices intentionally misled the public and Congress during the confirmation process.
"It was clear to me when I was sitting in that chair as a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, that they were … very likely to do what they just did. That was my perspective. That was my opinion. And that's why I voted like I did."
Her comments come shortly after Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins said publicly that she feels misled by Kavanaugh, who she says reassured her that he would not overturn Roe v. Wade.
Harris, who was flying on Air Force Two from Washington to Illinois on Friday to unveil the administration's latest strategy to improve maternal health in the US when the decision came down, said she was shocked by the ruling.
"This is not over," she added, referring to how she sees the conservative court majority's intentions on other existing rights.
Conservative Justice Clarence Thomas indicated in a concurring opinion for the ruling that the court should revisit other cases of precedent that ensure rights related to same-sex marriage and contraception.
Join the Family. Be in the Know. Sign up for weekly newsletters and get the best of The Atlanta Voice in your inbox.
"I think he just said the quiet part out loud," Harris said about Thomas. "And I think that is why we all must really understand the significance of what just happened. This is profound. And the way that this decision has come down, has been so driven, I think, by the politics of the issue versus what should be the values that we place on freedom and liberty in our country."
Harris said the administration "will do everything" within its power to defend access to medication abortion. And she suggested the administration is looking at ways to provide women in states where the procedure is banned the resources they'd need, like child care and travel funding, to access it in other states.
But appearing to reject a growing request from Democratic lawmakers, Harris said the administration was not currently discussing using federal lands for abortion services in and around states that will ban the procedure.
"It's not right now what we are discussing," Harris said.
Calls for Biden to allow abortion providers to work from federal property have raised concerns among some lawyers. And providing federal funding for women to travel out of state has the potential of running afoul of the Hyde Amendment, which prohibits federal funding of abortions in almost all cases.
A White House official on Monday made a similar argument, saying: "While this proposal is well-intentioned, it could put women and providers at risk. And importantly, in states where abortion is now illegal, women and providers who are not federal employees could be potentially be prosecuted."
When pressed on what else a Democratic-controlled White House, Senate and House could do to protect abortion rights, Harris specifically pointed to Congress and the role the legislative branch could play in codifying abortion rights — if Democrats had the votes. She repeatedly pointed to the importance of the 2022 midterms as an opportunity to elect more Democratic senators who support abortion rights.
But when asked whether Congress could do something sooner if the Senate filibuster were eliminated, she would not say whether she would support eliminating the 60-vote threshold in order to pass abortion protections.
"I think that (the President) has been clear about where we stand on this issue of reproductive health and what the President and our administration have within our toolkit to do and, so far, that's what we've been pursuing," Harris said.
Biden told CNN's Anderson Cooper at a town hall last year that he would be open to altering the filibuster to pass voting rights legislation "and maybe more."
During Monday's wide-ranging interview, Harris emphasized that inflation remains a priority for the Biden administration. But she did not directly answer when asked whether she believes the United States is heading toward a recession or discuss any new tools the administration could use to address rising prices.
"I think that there can be no higher priority than what we have been clear is our highest priority, which is bringing down the costs and the prices as much as we possibly can — and we will stay focused on that," the vice president responded.
As the House select committee investigating the January 6, 2021, insurrection gears up for an unexpected hearing on Tuesday, Bash asked Harris whether the hearings so far have changed her perceptions of her predecessor.
Harris commended former Vice President Mike Pence "for having the courage to do his job" when he refused to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election despite pressure from Trump.
The vice president declined to say whether she would support bringing criminal charges against Trump based on the findings presented by the committee.
Harris did not mince words when asked about 2024, as some critics have questioned whether the 79-year-old President will seek reelection. Bash asked her about comments from House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn, a Biden ally representing South Carolina, that if the President did not run, Clyburn would support Harris leading the ticket.
"Joe Biden is running for reelection, and I will be his ticket mate," Harris said. "Full stop."
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh begins making his case to senators
In "News"
Essence Festival: VP Harris compares overturning Roe to legacy of US government 'trying to claim ownership over human bodies'
Gillibrand travels to Georgia to criticize new abortion laws
In "Election Central"
Tagged: Rep. James Clyburn, Roe v. Wade, Senator Susan Collins, U.S. News, U.S. Politics, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, Vice President Kamala Harris


Sant Carles de Peralta (Spanish: San Carlos) is a village in the north east of Ibiza (Catalan: Eivissa), Spain. The village is in the municipality of Santa Eulària des Riu and is located on the designated road PM 810. The village is 21.6 miles (34.8 km) North East of Ibiza Town and 28.3 miles (45.5 km) of Ibiza Airport. 5.0 kilometres (3.1 mi) to the South east of the village is the coastal resort of Es Canar.
To the south of the village are chimneys and ruined buildings, the remains of lead mines first exploited by the Carthaginians. The church is worth a visit with an elegant arcaded entrance. Next to it is the famous and historic Bar Anita, the original gathering place for hippies in the '60 of the last century.


New from Buffalo, the Horizon is a feature-packed, four-season textile jacket that is adaptable to a variety of weather conditions.
The tough 600-denier outer shell is reinforced with leather panels over the shoulders and CE-approved armour is fitted at the shoulders and elbows.
Inside is a windproof, waterproof and breathable drop liner, which can be removed in warm & dry conditions to allow greater air flow.
A removable thermal quilted liner helps to insulate on colder days, and an adjustable waist belt and Velcro® straps on the arms allow the wearer to achieve a draught-free fit. There is also a trouser-connection zip, to prevent the Horizon 'riding up' and allowing cold air in.
When the temperature rises, vents at the chest and back allow cool air in and let hot air escape. These can be used independently, or together, to give the best combination for the conditions and handy 2-way zips on the cuffs can be opened for additional ventilation.
Stretch panels on the arms and sides of the jacket aid flexibility and freedom of movement., keeping riders comfortable, even on long days in the saddle.
Topping off the extensive specification are zipped pockets, both inside and out, as well as a handy large rear map pocket – plenty of places to store all those travel essentials that need to be kept close to hand.
The Buffalo Horizon comes in sizes S – 5XL, in black with red and white highlights.


text:
108-112 Langridge St, Collingwood
Pauline & Kath
Pauline had worked as a medical receptionist for 12 years when a change of management forced her out of her job. After suffering from anxiety and mental health-related issues, Pauline began abusing alcohol and was facing court on serious drinking and driving-related charges. At this time Pauline sought help from our mentoring program as she was struggling to meet her community corrections requirements and appointments, and was facing the likelihood of a custodial sentence.
Pauline:
"My Legal Aid lawyer advised me to get a mentor because at the time I was having quite a few problems and having trouble getting to my appointments. It's had a huge impact on me. I don't think I could have walked through the whole court process without their help. Without having that support, I would have probably breached (the court order) a few times and maybe have ended up in a worse situation.
I've been fine for the last couple of months. The last time I went to court even the magistrate himself said, "I can see a remarkable change…you have really made a big turnaround and I'm very impressed". And therefore, he's given me a Community-Based Order.
Kath's there for me. She will often just contact me and take me for a coffee. You know, it's just a good thing."
Kath:
"I had always done volunteer work in my local community but I was keen to work with the broader community. When I saw the ad for the mentoring program I thought it was something I could do.
I thought if Pauline did some voluntary work, it would be good to show the judge that she's willing to give back to the community, but it would also be very good for her to be doing something for other people, as she sees other people doing for her. She followed up completely independently and went to the voluntary work on a regular basis, which was amazing.
When I first met her she could hardly get out of the house and at the end of six months she was going out and helping other people."
"It's had a huge impact on me. I don't think I could have walked through the whole court process without their help."
– Pauline (Participant)
– Kath (Mentor)
Susan & Julie
Julie was facing court on minor shoplifting charges, dealing with the Department of Human Services in relation to her four-year-old son and coping with managing additional court appearances both for a family violence intervention order and at Family Court in relation to her ex-partner when she was referred to the mentoring program.
Julie:
"I was in a violent relationship for six years. I just didn't know where to go, who to turn to. They always say you have to leave but they don't understand it's not always an option when you don't have anywhere to go. I didn't know anything about any of the support networks at all. I had no one I could ask for help.
I had a very minor shoplifting charge, which was the result of the family dramas.
I got involved in the mentoring program with Susan and a month into it my partner tried to cut my throat in front of my son and beat me up in front of him and that brought things to a head.
Susan's like a friend, a big sister, but there's no blood relation there and that's made it easier. I couldn't tell my family any of this. She makes me feel mentally more equipped to deal with everything. I'm a lot more positive about it. I think everything will work out."
"I see my role as filling a gap in Julie's life. She doesn't seem to have friends who haven't fallen into the same traps that she has, so I go to court with her and I'm the only person there supporting her. So I think that's my role. Just to let her know that she is not alone in navigating the complex and emotionally draining court process."
The court can impose so many conditions on an individual woman without actually seeing what that does to the rest of her life. Julie has made some poor decisions and I don't want to minimise that – but it's hard to say that anyone else wouldn't make those same decisions if they were in the same boat. This is someone who is caring for her son while overcoming heroin addiction, juggling court appearances, and doing whatever she can to keep them both safe from her violent ex-partner. I have a lot of admiration for her.
She's smart, she just needs a couple of breaks and her life will be totally back on track."
"Susan is like a friend. She makes me feel mentally more equipped to deal with everything. I'm a lot more positive about it."
– Julie (Participant)
"I go to court with her and I'm the only person there supporting her. So I think that's my role. Just to let her know that she is not alone in navigating the complex and emotionally draining court process."
– Susan (Mentor)
© Women and Mentoring 2019 | Privacy Policy


text:
New divorce reforms will be introduced today
Today, Parliament announced that new divorce reforms will be introduced shortly.
The much-needed modernisation of the law breaks us away from the outdated 1973 Matrimonial Causes Act. Published proposals show how these new reforms focus on abolishing the need for couples to accuse the other for the irretrievable breakdown of their marriage, by adding the opportunity for couples to bring a joint application for divorce.
The reforms have sparked controversy amongst legal professionals, religious organisations and academics for fear that it would make it easier for couples to divorce, in turn eradicating the sanctity of marriage.
However, the new reforms present a new minimum time-frame of 6 months before the divorce is finalised allowing couples ample time to seriously reflect without haste to ensure that they are making the right decision.
The new law was announced by Justice Secretary David Gauke who acknowledges the sheer amount of conflict that can arise by asking couples to blame one another and how this affects children and can even impact their future development.
Darcy Mann, member of Family Law department at Swain & Co Solicitors says,
"The new reforms will no longer subject any involved children to avoidable hostility which until now they have often been exposed to".
The new reforms also make it easier for victims of domestic abuse who are seeking to divorce their perpetrator.
It will no longer be possible to contest to a divorce brought by the other party. What's more, a victim will not have to re-live the abuse suffered as the new reforms replace the requirement to provide evidence as 'fact' around behaviour or separation with just a statement detailing how the marriage has irretrievably broken down.
There are many options if you are seeking a divorce.
You can represent yourself, use a family lawyer on a pay as you go system, have legal representative handle all the paperwork and process OR family mediation.
To discuss your options for free, call our family law team on 02392 483322 or fill in our enquiry form and we will contact you back.
Initial Free advice
Your Divorce Your Way
Purely for Individuals
Call us for a free initial consultation
OR we can call you back at a time of your choice
Preferred call time 8AM - 10AM 10AM - 12PM 12PM - 2PM 2PM - 4PM 4PM - 6PM 6PM - 8PM
Mon to Fri: 9.00am - 5.30pm
Divorce, Domestic Violence, Family Law
Written by Samantha Lee
View all posts by: Samantha Lee


One essential BIM package for building and civil infrastructure.
These all come with 'advanced support' which gives you access to telephone technical support directly with Autodesk. If any upgrades are released during the term of your contract, you would receive these automatically.


text:
Valdepinillos es una localidad española y una EATIM perteneciente al municipio de La Huerce, situada en la provincia de Guadalajara, comunidad autónoma de Castilla-La Mancha.

Símbolos
El escudo y la bandera que representan a la entidad de ámbito territorial inferior al municipio fueron aprobados oficialmente el . El blasón del escudo heráldico es el siguiente:

La descripción de la bandera es la siguiente:

Geografía

Situación
Está situado en el punto más occidental de la ladera norte del valle del río Sorbe, desde donde puede contemplarse toda la cara septentrional del pico Ocejón. Su término limita al sur con Valverde de los Arroyos, al norte con Condemios de Arriba, al este con La Huerce, a cuyo municipio pertenece, y al oeste con Cantalojas y Galve de Sorbe.

Está incluido dentro del espacio protegido del parque natural de la Sierra Norte de Guadalajara.

Orografía
La orografía de su término es muy accidentada, oscilando entre los 1100  en el cauce del río Sorbe hasta su punto más alto, el pico del Prado Cerrajo, con una altitud de 1780  Junto a éste se alza el cerro de los Porrejones, de 1690 msnm, constituyendo ambos los puntos más altos de la zona entre el cordal sudoriental del pico Ocejón y la sierra de Pela situada más al norte.

Hidrografía
Entre pico del Prado Cerrajo y el cerro de los Porrejones surge el manantial del Picozo, uno de tantos que recorren el término municipal y que surte de agua a la población. También recorren la zona el arroyo de Valdelacasa, el arroyo de los Gamos y el arroyo del Borbollón. Todos se acaban uniendo para sumarse al Sorbe entre Valdepinillos y La Huerce.

En la parte más occidental de su territorio se encuentra la llamada "Junta de los Ríos", paraje formado por la unión del río Sorbe, que baja desde su nacimiento en la zona de Galve de Sorbe a través del Losar, con el río de la Hoz, que proviene del Hayedo de Tejera Negra.

Historia

Dada su posición aislada dentro de un entorno agreste, en Valdepinillos no se le conocen asentamientos hasta la mitad de la Edad Media, si bien es cierto que progresivamente a partir del año 400 a. C. estuvo en el área de influencia de los arévacos, situados en Tiermes al norte de la sierra de Pela, ya en la actual Soria.

Ese mismo aislamiento mantuvo alejados de la zona tanto a cartagineses como a romanos y visigodos, que optaron por trazar sus rutas militares rodeando el macizo central por el oeste (Ayllón) y por el este (Atienza) a la hora de conectar las dos mesetas. Con la llegada de los árabes los antiguos asentamientos que existían se despoblaron, pasando a formar una "tierra de nadie" al estar próxima al frente de la Reconquista delimitado por el río Duero.

La historia del lugar se remonta a la conquista de Toledo en el año 1085 por el rey Alfonso VI y a la posterior repoblación de la meseta castellana entre los ríos Duero y Tajo por parte de habitantes del Norte, principalmente vascos y cántabros. Esta labor repobladora tenía como misión asegurar las fronteras contra nuevas invasiones instando a los nuevos asentamientos a repeler cualquier agresión. Inicialmente perteneció al Común de Villa y Tierra de Atienza, pasando después durante el  al infante Don Juan Manuel, quien levantó un primitivo castillo en Galve de Sorbe.

A la muerte del infante en 1348 pasó a ser propiedad de la Corona hasta que en 1354 el rey Pedro I se lo cedió a Iñigo López de Orozco por los servicios prestados a su padre Alfonso XI. Hacia el  el territorio pasó a formar parte de la Comunidad de Villa y Tierra de Galve, conjunto que en 1428 fue vendido a Diego López de Zúñiga. Posteriormente se vendió de nuevo en 1543 pasando a formar parte de las tierras de los Mendoza, hasta la constitución oficial como Señorío por Felipe II en 1557 bajo la denominación de Condado de Galve.

En 1728 Manuel Silva de Haro, duque de Pastrana y noveno conde de Galve, contrajo matrimonio con la undécima duquesa de Alba, Mª Teresa Álvarez de Toledo, pasando el territorio a formar parte de la Casa de Alba. Actualmente los duques de Alba llevan todavía incorporado entre sus títulos nobiliarios el de Conde de Galve.

A principios del  las Cortes de Cádiz firmaron un decreto suprimiendo los señoríos de los nobles, obligando en 1823 a la nobleza a presentar una justificación documental acerca de la adquisición de las tierras y propiedades que tenían a su nombre. Las tierras y bienes no justificados que hasta entonces no se podían enajenar (vender, hipotecar o ceder) fueron sometidos a expropiación forzosa y mediante subasta pública puestos en venta entre 1837 y 1855 durante el período de la Desamortización española. El Condado de Galve como tal quedó disuelto, aprovechando los habitantes de Valdepinillos para comprar todo el terreno común y propio que formó el municipio y territorio circundante.

Hacia mediados del , la localidad contaba con una población de 80 habitantes. Aparece descrita en el decimoquinto volumen del Diccionario geográfico-estadístico-histórico de España y sus posesiones de Ultramar de Pascual Madoz de la siguiente manera:

Cestalviejo
El 18 de septiembre de 1543 Alonso de Acevedo y Zúñiga, conde de Monterrey, vendió a la Casa de los Mendoza la villa de Galve de Sorbe junto con su fortaleza y los lugares de su tierra, ente los que se encontraban Valdepinillos y Cestalviejo. Este último poblado ya no existía como tal en 1752 tal y como queda reflejado el Catastro del Marqués de la Ensenada.

Partiendo de Valdepinillos y atravesando las antiguas eras se llega andando en unos 15 minutos a un extenso robledal conocido como Matalviejo, que podría ser una transformación de la palabra Cestalviejo. En medio del bosque, ya cubiertas por los árboles y la maleza, existen unas tainas o casillas agrupadas alrededor de una fuente con un pilón o abrevadero que en otro tiempo fueron usadas para guardar el ganado. Entre los habitantes de Valdepinillos se mantiene que esas tainas eran viviendas que fueron habitadas hace mucho tiempo, pero que ante la escasez de agua que ocasionó una prolongada sequía sus habitantes las abandonaron y se trasladaron a Valdepinillos.

Arquitectura negra

Sus construcciones tienen todas las características típicas de la arquitectura negra al estilo de las poblaciones de alrededor, como Valverde de los Arroyos, La Huerce, Umbralejo, Zarzuela de Galve y Palancares. Al estar situado sobre materiales sedimentarios las lajas de pizarra no están tan disponibles como en las zonas próximas al pico Ocejón, como en Majaelrayo o Campillo de Ranas, por lo que su uso se limita a los tejados y a algunos trozos sueltos en los muros, que están construidos en piedra. En los últimos años se han mantenido los muros sustituyendo las lajas de los tejados por tejas negras, a fin de aliviar el peso sobre las estructuras internas, construidas en madera de roble (postes y vigas) y pino (para las viguetas).

Es uno de los pueblos mejor conservados con un trazado y arquitectura rural casi intacta, solo modificada por el paso del tiempo y los ajustes propios de la adecuación a tiempos actuales. Conserva todavía elementos originales ya desaparecidos de otros pueblos de la zona, como algunos hornos redondos para cocer el pan, chimeneas de pizarra y pequeños balcones.

Hasta principios del  contaba con un espectacular ejemplar de chopo en la plaza de la iglesia en lugar del típico olmo de otros pueblos.

Véase también
 Parque natural de la Sierra Norte de Guadalajara
 Anexo:Entidades de ámbito territorial inferior al municipio de la provincia de Guadalajara

Referencias

Cartografía
 Hojas 432-IV, 433-III, 459-II y 460-I a escala 1:25000 del Instituto Geográfico Nacional.

Bibliografía

 Ferrer-Vidal, Jorge. "Viaje por la Sierra de Ayllón". Editorial Plaza & Janes, 1970, 1ª Edición. 271 páginas.
 Miguel López, Miguel Ángel. "Guía del Macizo de Ayllón". Editorial Tierra de Fuego, 1982, 1ª Edición. 320 páginas.
 Rincón, Manuel. "Andar por el Macizo de Ayllón". Editorial La Tienda, 1999, 3ª Edición. 238 páginas.

Enlaces externos

Localidades de la provincia de Guadalajara
Entidades de ámbito territorial inferior al municipio de la provincia de Guadalajara
Pueblos con arquitectura negra


Want to eat out in Cornwall? We think Cornwall is the "foodie capital" of the UK with great beach restaurants and bistros, gastro-pubs, fantastic local ingredients, line caught fish and amazing cheese.
To compliment Rosehill's green ethos we encourage our guests to seek out local food suppliers wherever possible. There is a wealth of Cornish produce out there waiting for you to discover and enjoy on your holiday.
Here is a small selection of some good food at reasonable prices local to Rosehill.
Cornish produce delivered to your lodge, including vegetables, dairy, meat and fish plus deli items and pies. What could be easier?
Want something really special? Hire Ben for a fishing trip to remember. Offering the ultimate "catch and cook" experience. Alternatively, Ben will be happy to cook a really special meal, in your lodge, for that extra special occasion. Bens smiley face is in the slide show at the top of this page preparing a fresh pasta dish for guests staying at Rosehill. Rosehill was recently the accommodation venue for an article in the Telegraph featuring Ben's cooking skills. Also featured on ITV's Home Sweet Holiday Home with Lisa Faulkner (2010 Celebrity Masterchef winner).
Now running the Canteen at Wheal Kitty, St Agnes. "A day at Canteen is all cinnamon buns and flat whites, wood fire and fresh bread, like minded individuals and good conversation, come and be apart of it".
This recent addition to St Agnes' food scene has created quite a buzz with local people as well as visitors in the know. Owners Jon and Vicki are dedicated to offering authentic Italian pizza with a Cornish twist – using local toppings such as Cornish cheeses and organic dough made daily on the premises. Numerous awards including being voted 'Best Local Food Takeaway in the South West' last year by Taste of the West are well deserved.
Blue Bar on the beach, overlooking the Atlantic, amazing romantic sunsets. Always consistent and popular. For a family dinner, drink or barista prepared coffee, Blue is a great choice. Serving freshly cooked locally sourced food and perfectly informal.
Greeted by genuine Cornish smiley faces, the "Porthtowan Beach Cafe" is the place to go for that great cup of coffee. We all know that you usually get good coffee at Costa or Cafe Nero. However, apart from superb coffee, what you also get at the beach cafe are the seaside views and freshly baked cakes. Porthtowans, dunes, beach and the Atlantic Ocean are literally on its door step. The freshly baked cakes include chocolate brownies and carrot cake which are to die for. Whats more they have been open all winter, even in the face of the Atlantic storms. So if you are walking the Coastal path its worth a stop over. I like to grab a newspaper from the village shop and sneak away for that crafty, guilty, half hour break, pausing just a moment before savouring the crema layer on my espresso. The cafe is spotless and the staff are full of smiley faces. These guys really know how to run a kitchen. Friday night is 'burger night' and themed evenings are a feature during the summer hosted by guest chefs. There are vegetarian options on the main menu. An interesting place to eat out in Cornwall.
Situated in Mount Hawke, in the next village from Rosehill is "The Old School Bar and Kitchen". For that informal drink, Sunday lunch or intimate meal, in stylish and vintage surroundings, the OSBK offers a perfect venue.
Renowned for good food, real ales, fine wine & excellent service. An extensive menu catering for all diets. Guests staying at Rosehill always have positive feedback about the experience at the Treleigh Arms.
Rodda's clotted cream is seen and sold all over the world. Their creamery is located in the next village just five minutes drive from Rosehill. Go on, spoil yourself. Who can resist a cream tea when on holiday? Rodda's can purchased from our local village store in Porthtowan. Lastly, don't forget, the cream goes on top of the jam.
Etherington's Farm shop is a healthy walk (or short drive) from Rosehill and has shelves stacked with delicious Cornish products, from jams and chutneys, to ale and gin. The traditional butcher's counter is laden with local and rare-breed cuts, and their skilled butchers are always on hand to offer advice and prepare meat to your specifications. They also make their own delicious pasties from a special 150-year-old recipe in their on-site bakery, which can be brought cooked or frozen from the Farm Shop.
We have been growing and supplying organic fruit and vegetables for 26 years specialising in Blueberries. Over the last few years we have scaled down a lot but still grow enough to supply our horsebox guests and Churchtown Veg Shop St.Agnes. We are still members of the Soil Association because we feel the organisation offers the highest welfare for plants, animals, for us and the planet.
With his bakery and cafe in Pool, near Redruth, Tom can supply some really interesting recipes like Carrot, Mustard Seed and Thyme or Parmesan and Red Onion.
In to bread? Vicky's bread is to die for! On your travels around Cornwall don't waste an opportunity to buy a loaf. Available locally from Country Store Health Foods, Bond Street Redruth, you can find a good selection of Vicky's wonderful and very natural bread. The store can also offer specific dietary requirements for, diabetics, vegans, lactose intolerant etc. Incidentally, just to mention, they also serve just about the best coffee in Cornwall.
So to eat in or eat out in Cornwall you have the choice of buying the ingredients to create a masterpiece in you own lodge kitchen or go just out and have it all done for you. A restuarant guide is provided in your lodge.


Platform Bed Frames Queen. Platform Bed Frame Wood For Traditional Intended Frames Queen Decor 14. South Shore Munich Queen Platform Bed Reviews Wayfair Regarding Frames Ideas 19. Bed Frame Japanese Platform Frames Eiqqdne Intended For Queen Ideas 17. Dutch Queen Platform Bed Frame The Best Bedroom Inspiration In Frames Architecture 5. HomCom Queen Size Mattress Wood Slat Platform Bed Frame Walmart Com Within Frames Prepare 18. Premier Karina Metal Platform Bed Frame Queen With Bonus Base Pertaining To Frames Plan 4. Platform Bed Ikea For Magnificent House King Size With Regard To Frames Queen Plan 3.
Platform Bed Frames Queen Genwitch Pertaining To Inspirations 8. Wonderful Queen Size Bed Platform With Frames Under In Decor 10. Nocce Queen Size Platform Bed Truffle Nexera Target Inside Frames Prepare 0. Premier Austin Metal Platform Bed Frame Queen With Complete Bonus Within Frames Decor 12. Platform Beds Headboards Bedroom Furniture The Home Depot Within Bed Frames Queen Remodel 7.


The best interiors are the ones where all the pieces in a room work well together while also making an individual impact. Whether it's rugs, cushions or items in a vignette, layering is how you create depth, texture and a home with heart. Here is our simple guide to layering like a pro.
To help tie a room together, it's also important to include a few common elements. For instance, if you're layering contrasting solid and patterned fabrics, use a similar colour to tie them together.
Instantly update your bed or sofa by layering pillows in different sizes, colours or patterns. To keep things from looking too contrived, stick to odd numbers. You can also have too much of a good thing, so don't overload the space with too many cushions!
Whether it's on carpet or timber flooring, layering with rugs is a clever way of pulling together a room and defining a space. You might even like to double down and layer two rugs. For instance, large rugs that take up almost the whole area of a room look great with a smaller rug on top that helps define a 'zone'.
The most successful looks play with colour, pattern and size. Contrasting texture is also important. For example, two shagpile rugs on top of each other looks a little confused, but a shagpile on top of a flat weave works beautifully.
There are three things you should always vary when layering decorative pieces to give your home personality – height, shape and texture. Start with big objects like large vases or an artwork and then work back to the smallest ones. Keep to odd numbers of pieces and create balance, not necessarily symmetry.


What should I wear to be painted in?
Will my picture be on your website?
How do I make an appointment / book you for an event?
I use high quality makeup for all my body painting pigments. There are 2 types of makeup product that I use: water based and alcohol based. Both types of product are specifically designed for use on the skin. I also use a sealer as a final layer over the body paint to help protect the paint job and increase the durability of the makeup. This sealer is not bullet proof though, it is more analogous to using hairspray on your hair - it provides similar hold and protection for your body paint.
The longevity of your paint job is dependent on several factors; including the type of makeup used, and the type of activity you will be doing while wearing your body paint. Water based makeup is very similar to the same makeup that you would use on your face - with many of the same properties. It will last for the evening, but will smudge or smear after prolonged periods of time. Alcohol based makeup will last longer and is more durable, but can still rub off with prolonged friction or contact. Activities in which you are very physically active, such as dancing, will wear down your body paint faster than if you were just walking around at an event.
The time it will take is completely dependent on the size and complexity of the design you desire. A small arm / leg sized piece can take as little as 10-15 minutes, where as a large back or full body design could take anywhere from 1-4 hours.
Loose clothing is always a good choice. Backless halter tops, tube tops, old tee shirts that are big and loose, skirts, light work out pants, etc - are all good choices.
Water based makeup can be removed with soap and water, or any basic makeup remover of your choice. Alcohol based makeup will not smudge or smear from contact with water, and is removed using 70% isopropyl rubbing alcohol.
The pictures I include on my website are from past clients and models that have given me their express consent to include their image in my portfolio. It is always your choice if you want to be included or not. If you do choose to be included in my galleries, your face does not have to be shown in the picture so that you may preserve your anonymity - again the choice is yours to make.
My rate is $125 an hour for all services. An additional travel fee of $25 may be requested for any event outside of Austin city limits. For estimation purposes, a full torso piece generally takes about one hour of paint time; while a full body can take 2+ hours depending on the complexity of the design.
Group and party rates are also available on a flat rate or per hour basis - write me at donald@curvycanvas.com for a specific quote.
Yes - I have done corporate events, neighborhood parties, birthday parties, special occasions, and of course Carnaval and Mardis Gras parties. Write to donald@curvycanvas.com for specific details and quotes.
Simply write to donald@curvycanvas.com describing the event, or what you would like me to paint, and I will get back to you as quickly as possible.


Well, the cat's out of the bag, y'all — Travel + Leisure magazine has named Charleston the "Best City in the World." To be honest, though, it's been out of the bag for awhile now, wouldn't you say? Everyone has clearly caught on to what those of us who call the Holy City home have long known: there's just no place like our little corner of the globe.
Although Charleston has consistently landed among the top five best cities in the world with Travel + Leisure readers, this is the first time it has been voted the No. 1 city on the planet in the magazine's annual ranking. Adding to the designation's significance is the fact that it's also the first time a U.S city has earned top honors.
Travel + Leisure readers likewise voted Charleston as the best city in the country (for the fourth consecutive year, no less). In addition to the mag announcing its findings on their website Wednesday, NBC's "Today Show" picked up the news and celebrity Holy City native Stephen Colbert weighed in on the win, too.
Chalk one up for Charleston! We may not be the biggest city on the map, but we've got spirit in spades. We're busting at the seams with character and history and hospitality. And, as the Travel + Leisure write-up crowning this as the No. 1 city in the world pointed out, we've got Folly Beach.
That's right… our beloved beach town is one of the many reasons people all over the world are buzzing about Charleston. But that doesn't come as a surprise to us, does it? Folly is colorful and fun. It is laid-back, yet breathtaking. It is inherently memorable, which undoubtedly contributes to Charleston's charm.
This isn't the first time Folly has received recognition for being a major part of our city's appeal either. Southern Living has called it "the perfect beach town." It's landed on "best of" lists for everything from the fresh seafood to the iconic pier. Bloggers have blogged about it, and novelists have written about it.
And as for those of us who live at Folly or keep getting called back by its siren song of eclectic people and places, we loudly and proudly extol our favorite beach town's virtues to anyone who'll listen.


Every kingdom has to have a king, a government, a people, a land and a capital city.
Click here to see more passages referring to these aspects.
And it shall come to pass, when thy days be expired that thou must go to be with thy fathers, that I will raise up thy seed after thee, which shall be of thy sons; and I will establish his kingdom. He shall build me an house, and I will stablish his throne for ever. I will be his father, and he shall be my son: and I will not take my mercy away from him, as I took it from him that was before thee: But I will settle him in mine house and in my kingdom for ever: and his throne shall be established for evermore.
For God will save Zion, and will build the cities of Judah: that they may dwell there, and have it in possession. The seed also of his servants shall inherit it: and they that love his name shall dwell therein.


Antiphons [eParts] / Gillian Whitehead.
Instrumentation: 3 trumpets, 2 horns, 3 trombones, tuba.
Written while the composer was the Northern Arts composer-in-residence, and a fellow of the University of Newcastle UK. Written for Trident, the brass ensemble of the Newcastle Polytechnic and performed by them as part of the Newcastle 900 celebrations.
Score: Antiphons / Gillian Whitehead.
Parts: Antiphons / Gillian Whitehead.
Score [ePDF]: Antiphons : [eScore] / Gillian Whitehead.


You will learn how to make "Sukiyaki" and have it for dinner at the site. The stock Chef Yuki will be preparing that day will be made with special care, so you'll be able to taste an unrivaled quality of "Sukiyaki".
Other than beef, "Sukiyaki" has other healthy ingredients in it that are common in Japan - such as long green onions, Chinese cabbage, "shirataki" (whitish strings of konnyaku), and fried tofu. We recommend you use this opportunity to eat your fill of "Sukiyaki" and master how to make it.
Receive special offers, VIP invites and exclusive updates for Shinjuku.


text:
Q: How to create a loop for merging several datasets for the evaluation of all the possible combinations (two-, three-, multi-class) I'm writing a code that provides an output with different matrices according to the different classes involved in the classification model I'm working on. So, I obtain a bunch of datasets (the number is not defined) with the same column names (i.e. same classes) and identified by the factor reported in the column "factor". I'd like to obtain all the multiple combinations of them in order to compare multiple classifications and find out which would be the best. Here is reported an example of what I'd like to achieve (for the example, when evaluating 3 classes, i.e. 3 different datasets):
frame_x = data.frame(a=c(12,10,3), b=c(6,4,2), c=c(3,62,3),factor=c("x","x","x"))
frame_y = data.frame(a=c(2,13,34), b=c(22,13,36), c=c(22,13,34),factor=c("y","y","y"))
frame_z = data.frame(a=c(36,28,11), b=c(32,24,16), c=c(33,22,17),factor=c("z","z","z"))

frame_x_new = rbind(frame_x,frame_y,frame_z)
frame_x_new$factor = c("x","x","x","other","other","other","other","other","other")
frame_y_new = rbind(frame_y,frame_x,frame_z)
frame_y_new$factor = c("y","y","y","other","other","other","other","other","other")
frame_z_new = rbind(frame_z,frame_x,frame_y)
frame_z_new$factor = c("z","z","z","other","other","other","other","other","other")

frame_x<-frame_x_new
frame_y<-frame_y_new
frame_z<-frame_z_new

Here's what I'd like to obtain in case I have 3 datasets, to test the different combinations of x vs y+z, y vs x+z and z vs x+y.
I'd like to use a loop for doing this since I might have also a higher (eg. 4 datasets, where I'd like to have x vs y+z+w, etc) or a lower (e.g. 2 datasets, x vs y) number of data frames. Also, the number of variables involved might be different according to the datasets under evaluation.
Thank you for your help.

A: The following function does what the question asks for.
It takes 2 arguments

*

*pattern is a regex pattern for the data frames' names.

*sep separates the df's names and defines a suffix.

Note that the original data sets will be changed.
fun <- function(pattern, sep = "_"){
  frame_list <- ls(pattern = pattern, envir = .GlobalEnv)
  suffix <- sapply(strsplit(frame_list, sep), '[[', 2)
  df_list <- mget(frame_list, envir = .GlobalEnv)
  sa <- seq_along(df_list)
  res <- lapply(sa, function(i){
    n <- nrow(df_list[[i]])
    tmp <- do.call(rbind, df_list[c(i, sa[-i])])
    tmp$factor <- c(rep(suffix[i], n),
                    rep("other", nrow(tmp) - n))
    row.names(tmp) <- NULL
    tmp
  })
  names(res) <- frame_list
  list2env(res, envir = .GlobalEnv)
}

fun("^frame")


The PCoIP protocol delivers an uncompromised user experience. The increased performance provided by the APEX2800 Server Offload Card enables that experience to be delivered to a greater number of users from each server, and provides a reliable and consistent level of experience regardless of the overall demand on server CPUs. In addition, the Server Offload Card is matched to provide the highest possible performance for zero clients.
The APEX2800 can reduce server CPU utilization by up to 50%, freeing up valuable CPU cycles which can be used to support even more virtual machines, allow existing virtual machines to run more intensive applications, or simply to provide more headroom to your VDI implementation.
With 2GB of onboard memory, each Server Offload Card can support up to 64 displays at a resolution of 1920x1200.
VDI implementations are typically constrained by the servers' CPUs. The many tasks a CPU performs, together with PCoIP protocol image encoding, limits the number of virtual machines that can run on any one server. By offloading image encoding to a separate hardware encoding card CPU capacity can be recovered, resulting in multiple benefits.
The APEX 2800 PCoIP Server Offload Card features a brand new TERA2800 processor designed from the ground up specifically to meet the needs of VDI.
By constantly monitoring the CPU and graphic encoding demands of each virtual machine, the APEX 2800 dynamically and seamlessly offloads the most demanding PCoIP protocol image encoding tasks from the CPU.
The APEX 2800 PCoIP automatically determines in real time which displays will benefit the most from hardware acceleration. The transitions to and from the CPU and Server Offload Card happen instantly and transparently, protecting the users' experience even as loads change.
This optimal use of resources ensures that the graphical demands of each virtual machine are met and that performance scales as new virtual machines are added.
The APEX 2800 is a true plug and play solution. The card is simply plugged into the server and hardware acceleration is selected in VMWare View™.
The Server Offload Card enables overall IT cost reductions because more users can be supported on each server. This translates into fewer servers, less data center floor space, decreased power consumption and lower maintenance.


In this final video of our finance series our Payroll Coordinator Aaron talks about the importance of loving ourselves when it comes to our finances.
If you missed part one of our series on emotional health and finances watch it here! Today we are sharing part two of the new Finance Series where Aaron answers the question, "What do my beliefs have to do with my finances?" Stay tuned for part 3 of this series!
In this video Aaron, our Payroll Coordinator, talks about the importance of our emotional health as it relates to finances. Stay tuned as we start our latest finance series! Aaron will continue to share more on growing in financial health.


If you've ever engaged in passive recruiting, you've seen first hand that it's not an easy task. It's understandable why recruiters want to give passive recruiting a try. The active job market, especially in tech, is highly competitive and there's a growing shortfall of qualified candidates to go around. And since automated tools allow recruiters to reach out to almost anyone, top candidates are subject to a great deal of noise. Passive seems like an intriguing, less traveled path, but it has its pitfalls.
Unless you work for a highly recognizable brand, potential candidates generally see your outreach as a cold contact. They really have no way to distinguish your communication from spam, and top passive candidates receive a lot of them. This starts you off on the wrong foot.
In an era where recruiters are pushing to scale their sourcing and hiring activities, passive recruiting is anything but scalable. It takes considerable resources on the sourcing side, generally calls for a one-to-one outreach, and since the passive candidate isn't even aware they're on your radar, it is likely to take a while for them to respond. Even if they do, you're adding several steps in an already lengthy process.
It's very tough to compose the right formula for actually connecting with a passive candidate. Every candidate is different, and when they're not actively in the job hunt, they're quite focused on their current career and usually tuned out to recruiters. Even if you make contact, you're taking a shot in the dark if they will even be remotely interested and available.
One of the more aggressive tactics in passive recruiting is the targeting of competitor employees who are viewed as the cream of the crop. Reaching out cold is awkward enough, but when you're trying to connect with a competitor's superstar, there can be a sense that you're 'poaching' good talent. There's nothing fundamentally wrong with that; it's the competitive nature of the recruiting world, but it does create a layer of potential uneasiness.
Tech is fundamentally vital across industries, so it's helpful to know that those in the pool you're searching in are all tech-minded with an eye on getting that next great tech-focused opportunity. You can be sure their backgrounds are fully vetted to reduce uncertainty and shorten the cycle time for evaluating their experience.
If you're just looking at past experience and not delving into future intent and objectives, you're not doing that much more than on the passive side. On Hired, for example, every candidate can tell you their own story: where they've been, how it's influenced their career path, what they're looking for, and the type of environment they want to land in. The more you know about the individual, the quicker your path.
Passive recruiting can create a little uneasiness and more pitch-oriented, one-sided scenario. The right active approach opens up a more balanced candidate experience, where personalized touches and a mutual objective of finding the right fit creates a stronger relationship and has a better chance of success.
In the end, not all is lost with the passive recruiting approach. It offers some lessons that can improve your ability to build and manage a great pipeline. It teaches the importance of regular and personalized outreach, how to tap the right talent at the right time and how to make long-term candidate relationships a cornerstone of your recruiting strategy.


text:
Linked Hybrid
Steven Holl
Nordenson and Associates
220,000 m2
The urgent need for housing in a country with high population densities like China, exacerbated by a booming economy and population displacement, especially from the dam area of the Yangtze River (Yang-Tse-Kiang), let little space and time to design creatively.
Peking (Beijing), with more than 17.4 million inhabitants and a growing middle class eager to change its Mao-era homes with new departments, has been in the last decade as a whole neighborhoods of lower house, houses with patios in old streets and alleys known as hutong, have given way to new housing blocks, alone or in closed groups which have moved most middle-income families, with the limited financial means Chinese or foreign makers to restore or modernize old boxes patio.
In this climate, with the design and development of complex Linked Hybrid, Steven Holl Architects has created a new and good concept of flats come.
With an area of 220,000 square meters housing complex consists of eight towers linked by eight bridges and also hosting a variety of public services.
The resort is located along the perimeter of the ancient city of Beijing, at the foot of the Second Ring Road of Beijing, the city now has six, and 15 minutes walk from a subway station. Between the late 50's and 60 Mao Zedong area earmarked for industrial use, so to build this modern green building did not have to bring down any house, only one factory. "I would not work on a project that requires people to be moved," said Holl.
This "city within a city", with numerous streets around, above and across multiple spatial layers, is one of its main objectives the concept of "public space within an urban environment, and can support all activities and programs for the daily lives of over 2500 people.
Holl is the Linked Hybrid as a "city within a city" and says it represents "a change of value" in the design of tall buildings. "This is not to be high," he says, "is about being sustainable and making connections with the urban context."
To counter the current trends of urban development in China, the resort creates a new model of urban space, opening and inviting the public from all angles. The entire complex is an urban space in three dimensions in which both buildings are in the basement, at ground level or on it, they merge and fuse into one body.
Has 644 apartments, commercial and recreational facilities open to the public green area, movie, nursery, school, parking and a hotel
Ground floor and intermediate levels
The ground floor offers a number of passages open to all persons, residents or visitors. These tickets guarantee a micro-urban scale with shops surrounding the central reflective big pond.
All public functions of the ground floor including a restaurant, entrance to the hotel, Montessori school, kindergarten, and cinema among others, have connections with surrounding green spaces which in turn goes into the building. The elevator moves like a cut "jump" to another set of tickets at a higher level.
At the middle level of the lower buildings, green roofs offer quiet spaces for recreation.
Four apartments occupy each floor, so every unit is installed in its own quadrant and has views in two directions. Typical units range in size from 74 to 150 square meters and one to three bedroom. The absence of columns in their environment allows various uses
The windows open on two fronts allowing cross ventilation, but the buildings also provide mechanical ventilation and radiant cooling.
The bridges are complex icon
From level 12 to 18 a series of covered bridges and multi-function pool, a gym, a café, a gallery, an auditorium and a mini hall connecting the eight residential towers and for the hotel, offering spectacular views over the city.
At the top of the eight residential towers gardens that serve as a roof insulation are connected to the attic.
The diagonal lines of the facades represetan seismic forces that affect the region
In collaboration with structural engineers and the Chinese Academy of Building Research, Holl's team has raised the eight towers hormibón exoskeletons that allow you to eliminate interior columns in the apartments. As a result the building envelope is the structure, a scheme that designers expressed in diagonal lines that reflect "the seismic forces" on the facades.
geothermal wells for heating and cooling
Six hundred and fifty five wells geothermal dug 100 meters deep, provide 5,600 kilowatt hours of energy annually in the summer and 3,700 kilowatt-hours in winter, enough to handle the most complex heating and cooling, distributed through the concrete slabs of the departments. A security system is activated when more power is needed. No heating boilers or electrical air conditioners, making the Linked Irbid one of the largest green residential projects in the world.
A plumbing system recycles waste water for irrigation of green areas, while the large central reflecting pool functions as a retention pond. With water becoming an increasingly precious good in Beijing, the Linked Hybrid objective is to reduce by 41% potable water use
The emblematic icon of the project, glass and steel bridges, which vary in length between 20 and 60 meters were assembled on the ground and then hoisted into position. These bridges were mounted on large bearings that connect the towers, and allow them to move independently during an earthquake.
The overhangs of the flats located on the top of the five towers are steel and as it has done in other projects, Holl introduced color in the soffits of windows and on the bases of the elements cantilever bridges, membranes used polychromatic colors with Buddhist temples which uses the I-Ching to determine the pattern. To emphasize the colors have been used MaxiWoody 150W metal halide with different types of optical, Super Spot, Spot and Flood.


Hey, guess what! bey and I are on vacation, and we are leaving for a long train trip tomorrow. We're taking the California Zephyr from Oakland to Denver.
Neither of us has taken a train trip longer than a few hours, but this time our journey is 33 hours, one-way. We're breaking it up, though, and flying home, because 33 hours? Jeebus. "Ring-ring! Hello, airplanes? It's trains. You win!"
We have a sleeper car for the first 22 hours, then we're getting off near Moab to spend 2 days with my mom. After that, we have just a little babby day-trip, 10 hours in coach the rest of the way to Denver.
I kind of sort of don't know what to expect. I read all over the Amtrak website about the amenities and such, but I know it's not the same as being there. vm, others who have taken long train trips, what should we expect? What surprised you? Anything you wished you'd known ahead of time?
My friend at work said we should watch Murder on the Orient Express before we go, which, DERP! What a great idea, I'm glad someone thought of it. So we watched that yesterday (the 1974 version), and we also watched the Casa Bonita episode of South Park, because of course we are going to try and get to Casa Bonita while we are there.
We actually have tons of fun and exciting stuff planned, but I don't want to get too into it and jinx it, so I'll give the full trip report when we get back.
I hope every station has multiple portals.
It has been such a long time since I took a long train trip that I'm not sure I have any actual advice.
Banff to Vancouver was the closest to your forthcoming adventure, though only about half the distance. But that was like 100 years ago.
It being the 21st century, will you have power at your seats?
May it be daytime for the most scenic bits.
I suspect the most scenic bits will be on the second leg, UT to CO (or at least the bits I haven't already driven through), and that's all daylight, so yay!
Once, before you worked at Google of course, I took a train with onboard wifi from King's Cross London to somewhere possibly Lincoln. Google Maps and Ingress™ were adamant that I was still in King's Cross even though I could see buildings flashing past and other stations ... until I turned off wifi on my phone.
In Europe you ride on the inside of the train, and in Mericuh you look at it from the outside?
I think he's suggesting train travel in Europe is highly refined and extra posh, while in Mericuh, we're still saddled with Olde Weste Style Steame Locomotives.
Olde Weste Style Steame Locomotives.
I tell you what, if it isn't all polished wood and brass finishings on the inside, I will be sorely disappoint.
That is the Western Maryland 734, which was restored in the early 90s, where it was used exclusively for short scenic tours until a few years ago, when it was re-retired.
The Zephyr uses Superliner cars I think exclusively.
Take some goggles, fights on the top of trains aren't as glamorous as Hollywood suggests.
This is your conductor speaking, as we leave California the unhip squares cabin light will be turned on, please refrain from smoking your joints while the unhip squares light is illuminated. ...We have just crossed into Colorado, your conductor has turned off the unhip squares light, it's now safe to spark a doobie.
I have an important message for Bort R. Mann.
Don't tell my loverly doge nieces I said this, but Flossy is the super lovey one. I should have warnt you - if you didn't already aknow this: Once you start patting her you can't stop. I thought back in the day that I'd only have eyes for ZZ but Flossy won me over and I blubbered over having to leave her TWICE IN ONE WEEKEND.
I totes heart other peoples' pibbles.
I MEAN OMG SO MEANS.
She keeps giving them my shoes! I can't find my left Birkenstock anywhere.
ES and bey went for a walk, so I'm guessing they maybe took it with them.
It's a little disquieting that those dogs invariably love our guests so much more than they love us - to the point of giving away our tangible personal property - but hey, in the dogs' defense, we get some extraordinarily high-quality guests.
Train ride to Moab was great. We spent the next 2 days getting the personalized Ranger Mommy tours of Arches, Canyonlands, and the night sky. So much hiking. So many pictures.
Then we trained the rest of the way to Colorado, got fed and put up by pea and Matlock and the girls. They are excellent hosts, what with delicious food and conversation with the grown-ups, and all the Birkenstocks we could eat from the babies. They (the grown-ups) took us to a concert where I could have speaker-humped dude's monitor, I was that close to the stage. Too fun.
Sunday was Dodgers @ Rockies with huntress +1 (surprise!), and Dodgers won, so, yay! We stayed Sunday night at the Dino hotel, spent most of Monday at the pool, and then flew home.
Couple days of rest, Magic the Gathering this evening, then at midnight we're gonna drop some shrooms and binge the new season of BoJack.
Last edited by Ensign Steve; 09-13-2018 at 06:57 PM.
Tell huntress to come tf back to !
Stephen Maturin looks just as I always pictured him!
I'm honored, of course, but I haven't had that much hair since I was 25.


Watering wisely outside the home promotes healthier lawns and landscapes. Here are a few simple ways to save water.
A rain sensor will allow your irrigation system to automatically shut-off if rainfall exceeds a certain amount. Afterward, the system will automatically resume its normal schedule.
Place a shutoff nozzle on your hose to control the flow of water so you only use what you need. Remember to turn the water off at the faucet to prevent leaks. Save 5-7 gallon per minute your hose is on.
Use an automatic time on your sprinkler or set a kitchen timer to remind you to turn off the water. Left unattended, a garden hose can waste as much as 600 gallons of water in just one hour.
Use a broom instead of the hose to clean patios, sidewalks, and driveways and save water every time.
Watering your lawn in the early morning or early evening minimizes evaporation and waste.
Install water efficient sprinklers and a rain sensor switch to override your system when it rains. Check timing device settings regularly. Install soaker hoses or drip irrigation systems for planting beds with shrubs and flowers.
This landscaping and gardening method uses native and drought resistant plants while reducing or eliminating the need for supplemental water from irrigation. On top of reducing outdoor water use by 60% or more, a Xeriscaped lawn can increase the property value of a home.
Find out if you have a leak in your home by reading your water meter before and after a two-hour period when no water is being used. If the readings are different, you have a leak.
Lawns only need about one inch of water per week (a bit more during dry, hot weather). Try the Tuna Can Test . To determine how long it takes your irrigation system to put out an inch of water, place cans around the yard and measure the water collected in 15 minutes for rotary sprinklers and 7 minutes for stationary sprinklers.
Group plants together based on similar watering needs. This will allow you to give each plant the appropriate amount of water it requires. Mulch will retain moisture and reduce weeds.
Reduce 17 gallons per minute of urban chemical runoff by skipping the at-home wash and going commercial instead. Commercial car washes are required to use on-site water recycling, filtration, and conservation techniques.
Use a rain barrel to harvest rainwater from gutters for watering gardens and landscapes. You can easily capture the rain that falls on your roof. It adds up fast.
1 inch of rain yields 62 gallons per every 100 square feet of roof space.
Lawns only need watering every 3 to 5 days in the summer. A hearty rain can eliminate the need for watering for up to 2 weeks.
Raising your lawn mower blade to its highest setting encourages grass roots to grow deeper and grass blades to hold moisture longer than with a closely clipped lawn. Longer grass means less evaporation and fewer weeds.
Inspect irrigation systems, and fix leaks and broken or clogged sprinkler heads. Make sure you are watering your plants and not the street or driveway.
For additional information on educational opportunities and how to conserve water, contact Kristen Zimmer, Water Stewardship Educator, at kzimmer@spokanecity.org or at 509.742.8144.


Netherlands based security manufacturer, OD Security has sold a further two Soter RS through-body scanners to the Ministry of Justice, for installation at detention centres for illegal immigrants in the Netherlands.
This delivery means that now all three Dutch Immigrant Detention Centres; Rotterdam, Zeist and Schiphol will have the body scanners to check both visitors and staff for contraband in an effort to reduce items like drugs, tobacco, weapons and cell phones from being smuggled into them.
The scanners have been purchased to address the concerns of Amnesty International and other human rights groups about the use of strip searches in detention centres. Now, for the first time, visitors, detainees and staff will be offered the choice of a body search or a scan using the Soter RS through-body scanner.
The Soter RS is a low dosage full body scanner which combines ultra low radiation with maximum visibility, for use at airports and prisons. Within seconds the Soter RS reveals hidden items, such as weapons or narcotics, diamonds, or any stolen or smuggled goods. It doesn't even have to be metal. The Soter shows a clear difference between human tissue and other materials. Even ingested or camouflaged items will be shown.
Soter RS is successfully deployed in prisons, in airports, detention centres, police and customs facilities worldwide including; Australia, Denmark, Ghana, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria, The Netherlands, The United Arab Emirates, The United States of America, The United Kingdom, Chile, Sri Lanka and Vietnam.


text:
Q: Selenium stop processing requests I will take from html file in previous operations option ids and i will store them into a list.
Then for each member of a list try to open page lile : www.xxx.xxx/en/account/service/SERVICEID
for first valid element page is opened but then browser will cease any activity... and i will get this
org.openqa.selenium.StaleElementReferenceException: Element not found in the cache - perhaps the page has changed since it was looked up
Command duration or timeout: 3.28 seconds
   public class testy2{
private WebDriver driver;
private String baseUrl;
private List<WebElement> serviceList;
private boolean acceptNextAlert = true;
private StringBuffer verificationErrors = new StringBuffer();

@BeforeClass
public void setUp() throws Exception {
    driver = new FirefoxDriver();
    baseUrl = "https://www.fastgsm.com";

   // driver.manage().timeouts().pageLoadTimeout(120,TimeUnit.SECONDS);

}

@Test
public void test() throws Exception {
    //Open page and set up login
    driver.get(baseUrl + "/en/account/login");
    driver.findElement(By.id("login")).clear();
    driver.findElement(By.id("login")).sendKeys("selenium@account");
    driver.findElement(By.id("password")).clear();
    driver.findElement(By.id("password")).sendKeys("1Selenium");
    driver.findElement(By.id("password")).submit();

    serviceList = driver.findElements(By.xpath("//select[@name='token_id']/option"));

    for (WebElement service : serviceList) {

        if(!service.getAttribute("value").contains("-")){
        String test = service.getAttribute("value");
        System.out.println("Checking service name : " + service.getAttribute("value") + ",on page " + (baseUrl + "/en/account/service/"+service.getAttribute("value")) );

        driver.get(baseUrl + "/en/account/service/"+test);

        System.out.println("Service name : " + service.getAttribute("value") +"status : OK");

        }
        else{
        System.out.println("ERROR : INVALID SERVICE NAME");
        }
    }

}

A: I'm not certain what language you are using, so this is going to be pseudo-code:
serviceList = driver.findElements(By.xpath("//select[@name='token_id']/option"));

// create a string array of the count of elements in serviceList
private string[] serviceIDs = new string[serviceList.Count];
private int i = 0;

// populate serviceIDs with the attribute "value" from the elements in serviceList
for (WebElement service : serviceList) {
    serviceIDs[i++] = service.getAttribute("value");
}

for (serviceID : serviceIDs) {
    if(!serviceID.contains("-")){
    String test = serviceID;
    System.out.println("Checking service name : " + serviceID + ",on page " + (baseUrl + "/en/account/service/"+serviceID) );

    driver.get(baseUrl + "/en/account/service/"+test);

    System.out.println("Service name : " + serviceID +"status : OK");

    }
    else{
    System.out.println("ERROR : INVALID SERVICE NAME");
    }
}


text:
"As is" reference - not a United Nations document
Source: Council of the European Union
Council Conclusions on the Middle East Peace Process
1. The EU reaffirms its commitment to a just and comprehensive resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, based on the two state solution, with the State of Israel and an independent, democratic, contiguous, sovereign, and viable State of Palestine, living side by side in peace and security and mutual recognition. The EU reaffirms that there is no alternative to a negotiated two state solution. The regional context, including the ongoing radicalisation and spread of terrorism, makes it even more urgent to end the conflict. The status-quo is not an option, as the viability of the two state solution is constantly being eroded by new facts on the ground. The EU urges both parties to demonstrate their stated commitment to the two state solution through concrete actions. Actions by either side which call into question their stated commitment to a negotiated solution must be avoided. The EU will actively support the parties to restore confidence and create an environment of trust necessary to engage in meaningful negotiations as soon as possible.
2. An immediate priority must be to address the grave situation in the Gaza Strip. One year after the conflict, the humanitarian and socio-economic situation in the Gaza Strip remains dire. In light of the urgent needs of the people in Gaza, all international community pledges should be honoured. The EU furthermore expresses its concern over UNRWA's severe lack of funds and, as a leading donor to UNRWA, calls on all concerned donors to step up their funding.
The EU believes that compliance with international humanitarian law and international human rights law by states and non-state actors, including accountability, is a cornerstone for peace and security in the region.
3. The EU welcomes recent steps taken by Israel to ease restrictions in Gaza. However, further positive measures are now needed that enable the full delivery of humanitarian aid, reconstruction and economic recovery on a permanent basis. The EU calls for a fundamental change of the political, security and economic situation in the Gaza Strip, including the end of the closure and a full opening of the crossing points, while addressing Israel's legitimate security concerns. Recent rocket fire by militant groups is unacceptable and underlines again the danger of escalation. All stakeholders must commit to non-violence and peace. The EU calls on all parties to agree on a durable ceasefire that prevents a return to conflict, strengthens Gaza, as it is an integral part of a future Palestinian state, and reinforces the link between Gaza and the West Bank.
4. The EU urges all Palestinian factions to find common ground, based on non-violence and reconciliation, and to work together to address the needs of the Palestinian population. Intra-Palestinian reconciliation is an important element for reaching the two state solution. In that regard, the EU calls on the Palestinian factions to make reconciliation and the return of the PA to Gaza a top priority. The PA must take greater responsibility in this regard and assume its government function in the Gaza Strip, including in the field of security, civil administration and through its presence at the Gaza crossing points. The EU is ready to provide full support to these efforts, including through the rapid reactivation and possible extension in scope and mandate of its EUBAM Rafah and EUPOL COPPS missions.
5. The EU is committed to working with all sides, including through implementation of existing agreements, to allow the socio-economic development of the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and empower Palestinian institutions in preparation for statehood, based on the rule of law and respect for human rights. The EU stresses that actions such as the easing of restrictions must be part of a fundamental change of policy with regard to the occupied Palestinian territory. It calls on Israel to enable accelerated Palestinian construction, as well as social and economic development in Area C. Such actions will serve to strengthen the prosperity and security of both Israelis and Palestinians. It further calls on Israeli authorities to halt plans for forced transfer of population and demolition of Palestinian housing and infrastructure in the Susya and Abu Nwar communities.
6. The preservation of the viability of the two state solution is at the core of EU policy and will remain a priority. In this regard, and recalling that settlements are illegal under international law, the EU reiterates its strong opposition to Israel's settlement policy and actions taken in this context, such as building the separation barrier beyond the 1967 line, demolitions and confiscation - including of EU funded projects - evictions, forced transfers including of Bedouins, illegal outposts, settler violence and restrictions of movement and access. These actions seriously threaten the two state solution. Settlement activity in East Jerusalem seriously jeopardizes the possibility of Jerusalem serving as the future capital of both states. The EU will continue to closely monitor developments on the ground and their broader implications and remains ready to take further action in order to protect the viability of the two state solution. The EU and its Member States reaffirm their commitment to ensure continued, full and effective implementation of existing EU legislation and bilateral arrangements applicable to settlement products. The EU expresses its commitment to ensure that - in line with international law - all agreements between the State of Israel and the EU must unequivocally and explicitly indicate their inapplicability to the territories occupied by Israel in 1967.
7. Securing a just and lasting peace will require an increased common international effort. The EU, notably through the action of its recently appointed Special Representative for the Middle East Peace Process, will work actively on a renewed multilateral approach to the peace process in consultation with all relevant stakeholders, including partners in the Quartet, notably the US, in the region and the United Nations Security Council. The establishment of an International support group is a possible way to contribute to this end; the Council asks the High Representative to explore options for implementation of this initiative with regional and international actors and to report back in early September. The EU's position on parameters, as set out in the Foreign Affairs Council Conclusions of July 2014, provides a basis for achieving consensus on the way forward. The EU is ready to engage in joint work with regional partners on the basis of the Arab Peace Initiative, and welcomes ongoing efforts of the Quartet in this regard.
http://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2015/07/20-fac-mepp-conclusions/


text:
Our Lady Queen of Angels School
Create a fundraising page and help support Our Lady Queen of Angels School.
I have read and agree to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy and give my consent to Our Lady Queen of Angels School to process my personal data. I understand I can revoke this consent at any time.
I agree to receive text message notifications from GiveSmart on behalf of Our Lady Queen of Angels School. Message frequency varies depending on activity. Privacy Policy
Hosted By: Our Lady Queen of Angels School