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A friend's H acted inappropriate with me.
climbingwife NYC 'burbs member
April 2015 in Chit Chat
We were all out Saturday night with a large group of friends. We've known Tom and Eve for a few years, and they're good friends with a lot of our friends. Tom also owns a business and works in the same plaza as me, one building down. We've hung out with Tom and Eve many times, and have always had a great time.
So, Saturday. We were all drinking and having fun. I was at the bar getting another drink, and Tom came up to me. He was all, "Hey, Climbing! What are you doing over here?" Next thing I knew, he kissed me on the lips. I pulled back and said, "Tom, what are you doing?" Tom - "I'm just saying hi." and he went into to kiss me again. He'd had his arm around my shoulder and tried to pull me in to him. I wriggled away and walked over to my H, and I spent the rest of the night avoiding Tom. I'm almost positive that Eve saw this. She was standing maybe 15 feet away at the time.
It was really odd. Tom has never so much as hugged me in a way that made me feel uncomfortable. For him to kiss me like that was so out of character. And this wasn't a peck. He was trying to full on kiss me on my lips.
My H and I talked about it yesterday morning. He was just as surprised as I was. It's not something I'd like to discuss with Tom or Eve and I'd like to just forget about it and move on. I really do like them, but it just pisses me off that Tom crossed that line. What if someone saw that exchange and got the wrong idea about ME? Ugh. The whole thing sucks.
Re: A friend's H acted inappropriate with me.
VulgarGirl Desert Oasis member
That's just...shitty. Was Tom maybe drunk? Not that it even kind of excuses his behavior buy maybe it explains his behavior.
For me I'd be waiting a while to hang out with him again. I have friends I kiss hello and goodbye but I also have friends I don't kiss hello and goodbye. Of one from group 2 kissed me I'd be freaked out big time.
amelisha Canadian Texas member
I don't know what kind of relationship you guys have, but if it were me I'd address it with him, but lightly. "Uh, so what was up with you the other night, buddy? Too much tequila?" Then, if he doesn't get what you're referring to, you can clarify. "Tom, you got pretty up close and personal with me at the bar - next time maybe keep your lips to yourself?" If he's never been weird before I'd just kind of give him the benefit of the doubt and hope it was just too much booze or something. If he doesn't take it well and the conversation escalates, then that's different, but I think you have to say something just in case there IS something more intense going on in his head and he needs to know you're not okay with that kind of behaviour.
He definitely was drunk, and I'm chalking it up to that. Lines get crossed sometimes. We always kiss hello and goodbye (on the cheek) in my group, but this was just...weird.
NowIAmSyp East Hanover, NJ member
Ugh, I'm sorry. That's so... icky. How much was he drinking? Not that that excuses anything, but it might help explain?
And poor Eve, too! I really hope she didn't see
I agree with MagicInk- I would wait a while before our next get together. And once there, I would carefully monitor how it goes... if there's any weirdness, would you want to pull him aside privately and confront him? Just to clear the air and make sure it NEVER happens again?
soontobesyp said:
Yes, if this were to happen again, I'd absolutely confront him. I'm hoping this was just a one time thing. Honestly, we were all drinking a lot.
WinstonsGirl The Cold North member
I'd avoid him for a while too. And if you're comfortable, bring it up with him without his wife. If she didn't see (or even if she did), she might not want to be addressing stuff like this which can make life difficult for you too.
My BFF's brother tried to kiss me once, while his wife was int he kitchen downstairs. I said WTF and he tried to backpedal, saying he though I was interested, blah blah blah. He asked me to not tell her. He's obviously cheated on her before, if he's trying it in his house. I'm sure she knew, but didn't want to deal with it. I haven't talked to him since, and haven't had to see him actually, but we didn't usually hang out together.
And you're right, whatever happens, it usually all sucks for you.
WinstonsGirl said:
Yikes. What a terrible situation.
There was a rumor going around last year that Tom had cheated on Eve. I didn't think much of it at the time. But now, who knows? But how weird to kiss me like that in front of everyone while we were in a restaurant. So strange!
ashley8918 Chicago Suburbs member
I'm surprised you didn't punch him, given your RAGE issues and all.
ashley8918 said:
It's amazing I was able to control my rage, right? I mean, on any other day, I would have punched him in the dick and tossed him over the bar.
But seriously, gross! What is his deal?!
Like, how drunk was he? Drunk enough not to remember? If he does remeber, he is probably SUPER embarrassed.
kvruns member
had something similar happen to me with a married friend, although we were on a work outing and not a couples thing like that. He had had way too much to drink and it was the anniversary of his father's death and he wasn't in a good place apparently. Created a lot of awkwardness for sure. That would be way weirder for it to happen while the spouse was in the same restaurant/bar too?!
I think he probably remembers. He was drunk at that point, but I don't think he was shitfaced.
littlepep South Carolina member
climbingwife said:
I definitely think the fact that it was in public makes it seem like he wasn't really thinking. I mean maybe he's that bold, but it seems like if he was really trying something, he wouldn't do it with his wife standing right there. Like others have said, not that being drunk is an excuse but could be why he wasn't really thinking.
littlepep said:
OR! Maybe they're swingers and he was testing the waters.
flutteringinfl member
It's bad enough that he tried to kiss you full-on, but then tried to do it again after you expressed discomfort with his actions. Ugh. I don't care how drunk he is. He's an adult with culpability for his actions.
redoryx member
is it possible he was trying to....test the waters with regard to your openness to join him and Eve?
Edit: just saw you posted a comment up above that suggested the same thing lol
That is...not out of the realm of possibility.
Not to get into too much detail, but in my single days I was once involved in a very similar situation that began a lot like that.
Not important in any event if you're not into it. But I stand by my advice that it'd probably be a good idea to mention it as casually as possible, just in case he has it in his head that it was okay in the first place. It doesn't have to be a friendship ruiner or anything but sometimes you have to let your friends know when they're crossing a line.
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This was the first thing that came to my mind. Especially if Eve was right there and didn't seem phased.
I'd just ignore it for now. If it happens again, I'd probably just clearly tell him to stop because it makes you uncomfortable.
hellosweetie1015 Where the skies are so blue member
I sincerely hope there are better ways to "test the waters". FI and I are discussing potential threesomes, and I don't want either of us auditioning people with drunken kisses.
CW, I'd stay away for a while. ESPECIALLY if he doesn't own up to it. "I am SO SORRY I was SO DRUNK fucking tequila got to me that was SO SO OUT OF LINE."
buttercup1958 Blue Smokey Mountains
I would stop being friends with Tom. I wouldn't feel comfortabel around him after that.
Well, I certainly wouldn't swing with people we're friends with and see often. I'd much rather swing with strangers :-P
LakeR2014 member
Not going to lie this was my first thought immediately....especially if you think the wife was looking/saw and because even after you reacted he came back in for a second kiss. I know you ignored him the rest of the night, but did you get the feeling he was trying to ignore you too or wasn't even phased by it?
LakeR2014 said:
You know, I'm not even sure. He didn't seem phased right after it happened.

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DeKALB – DeKalb County State's Attorney Rick Amato somberly addressed the City Council on Monday as he shared that Chicago-based Ernst and Young has been selected to proceed with the forensic audit of DeKalb's past tax increment financing use.
Amato first thanked the DeKalb Police Department and countywide law enforcement and city officials for their support as his office grapples with the news that one of their colleagues, Assistant State's Attorney Stacia Hollinshead, was killed Saturday.
Amato was at the meeting Monday to give a brief update as his office oversees the TIF audit in conjunction with City Manager Bill Nicklas. The other two bidders, Portland-based Marsh Minick Financial Crime Consulting Services, and McGovern and Green LLP, also based in Chicago, did not meet the requirements because they did not have TIF experience, Amato said.
After a months-long debate, council approved a transfer of two small parcels of land for $1 each to Larry and Kay Berke, owners of Royal Travels & Tours, 122 N. First St., on an 8-0 vote.
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'Jurassic World' Animated Series 'Camp Cretaceous' On The Way
By The Movie God | @ | June 6th, 2019 at 1:00 pm
A new animated series titled Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous has been announced by DreamWorks Animation.
The show, which is set within the same timeline as 2015's Jurassic World, is coming to Netflix sometime next year. Executive producers include Jurassic Park director Steven Spielberg and Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow and producer Frank Marshall.
Continue below for more info on Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous.
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'Indiana Jones 5' To Bring Back Global Feel
By eelyajekiM | @ | October 2nd, 2018 at 6:00 pm
It looks like we will be seeing the return of a globe-trotting Indiana Jones in the untitled Indiana Jones 5. With Kingdom of the Crystal Skull shot entirely in the U.S., the untitled fifth installment of the franchise will see the title character tour the globe once more.
Where exactly remains unclear. Additionally, it looks like producer Frank Marshall will be working with people who he trusts to pitch him ideas. More on the report below.
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'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' Super Bowl Spot: Yeah, Chris Pratt Better Run
By eelyajekiM | @ | February 4th, 2018 at 7:11 pm
The latest look at J.A. Bayona's Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has just dropped during Super Bowl LII. As far as Super Bowl spots go, it is pretty by the numbers, fitting in just enough content to get fans excited in the limited amount of time that is given. Remember, studios can pay up to $5 million just for a 30-second piece. So, of course, they will put out their best.
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Watch Now: First Trailer For 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom'
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As we were promised, the first trailer for the sequel to Jurassic World, titled Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, has been released.
The movie is set four years after the events of the previous movie, and once again stars Bryce Dallas Howard and Chris Pratt. Directing is J.A. Bayona (A Monster Calls, The Orphanage).
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Another adaptation of one of the works of Stephen King is in the works. Amblin Entertainment is developing a take on The Talisman, the 1984 novel penned by King and Peter Straub.
Amblin has brought in Josh Boone to get to work writing the adaptation, which follows a young boy on a quest to find a cure for his dying mother.
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Genius Properties Ltd. (CSE:GNI)(CSE:GNI.CN) ("Genius" or the "Corporation") is pleased to announce that the drilling program at the Blockhouse Gold Property has begun. As per the December 15, 2016 press release, the company is drilling 2 high priority targets to test for the presence of 'leg-reef' and 'saddle' type veins on the property. The program will also be targeting the continuity of the ''Prest Shoot" that historically produced an average of 49.6 grams of gold per ton. The drilling program started January 3, 2017.
Genius is also pleased to announce the nomination of its new VP of Exploration, Mr. Alex Mackay P.Geo. Mr. Mackay has 10 years experience in exploration, mining and mining analytics.
After receiving his BSc in Physics and Earth Sciences from Dalhousie University, Mr. Mackay started his career in Africa looking for REEs and Au. He has since worked on various projects across Canada and the United States. The last five years have been focused in Atlantic Canada where he has developed a wide network of industry contacts and accumulated much experience. As a consultant, his projects have ranged from green fields exploration to production to mining analyst across many commodities hosted in many deposit types. Professional Geologist, Mr. Mackay will become the QP for Genius Properties Ltd. projects.
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Presenting the current affairs quiz for the week May 21-26. Hope you enjoy it.
1. The AV Birla group has appointed its first woman business head. Ms Martha Finn Brooks has been appointed president and chief operating officer of which group company?
2. According to a report last week, which corporate group has joined hands with art outfit Chisel to set up Kolkata's and eastern region's first art auction house?
3. Which Indian company last week agreed to buy Israeli generic maker Taro Pharmaceutical Industries?
4. Which well known MNC last week announced the appointment of Tejpreet Singh Chopra as the president & CEO of its Indian operations?
5. Fishing in troubled waters. Which television channel/network last week announced its plans to launch a new channel 'Kalaignar TV', reportedly with the patronage of DMK leadership?
6. The new logo - a red coloured flying swan - of which company was unveiled last week?
7. The Global Broadcast News (GBN), which operates the CNN IBN news channel and is part of the TV18 group, last week inked a 50:50 joint venture with which media MNC for an entertainment channel?
8. Which company has launched a new corporate campaign on television (single TVC, currently on air) with the baseline 'The world is not enough'?
9. Which two wheeler brand is being advertised (TVC currently on air) with the baseline 'Got it?'?
10. Which cement brand is Amitabh Bachchan endorsing on television (currently on air)?
11. Not exactly a business question, but I thought it could be counted as one. Which country last week became the first to open a 'virtual embassy' in Second Life, the online virtual world?
12. Which MNC last week acquired Glaceau, also known as Energy Brands, for $4.1 billion in cash?
Please mail your answers to rajeevkondapalli@gmail.com with Biz Quizzard 165 as the subject before Friday.
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1. Mr Vijay Mansukhani has recently taken over as the managing director of which consumer durable company in India?
2. Mumbai-based Anchor group last week acquired which toothpaste brand from John Oak Remedies?
3. Private equity firm Cerberus last week bought which well known automobile group for $7.4 billion?
4. Media giant Reuters last week agreed to be taken over by which MNC to create one of the world's largest financial news providers?
5. Another great Indian victory. Vijay Mallya last week became the first Indian to enter the exclusive Scotch club by acquiring 100% of which Scotch giant?
6. Which software MNC has recently acquired Agile Software Corp in a $495-million deal?
7. Which MNC last week announced that it would release its 'Halo 3' video game on September 25?
8. Another acquisition by a private equity firm. Which firm last week agreed to buy eye-care company Bausch & Lomb Inc for about $3.67 billion?
9. The Aditya Birla group last week unveiled its retail store brand. Name the brand?
10. Which MNC last week announced that it was taking over aQuantive, a global digital marketing company for $6 billion?
Please mail your answers before Friday to rajeevkondapalli@gmail.com with Biz Quizzard 164 as the subject.
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1. Which MNC last week announced the launch of its new global corporate identity advertising campaign with the theme 'Let's Get it Done' in print and online media around the world?
2. Mr Partho Ray Burman has, according to a report last week, forayed into the food & hospitality space by setting up a chain of restaurants under the brand name 'Nola' in Kolkata. Mr Burman is also associated with another well known retail chain for a different product category. Name the brand?
3. According to a news snippet last week, which country has become the world's largest manufacturing base of building ceramics and sanitary ware after 20 years of fast growth?
4. Microsoft's email service Hotmail has been revamped and renamed. What will it be now known as?
5. Amara Raja Batteries Ltd last week launched a new retail format. What has it been branded as?
6. Maruti Udyog last week launched its premium sedan in the A3 segment. What has it been branded as?
7. Air India, which already has an in-flight magazine 'Namaskaar', last week released its second in-flight magazine primarily for the business and executive class passengers. What has it been branded as?
8. Outlook Group last week launched a new lifestyle magazine. What has it been branded as?
Please mail your answers before Sunday to rajeevkondapalli@gmail.com with Biz Quizzard 163 as the subject.
1. Which automobile company last week signed an agreement to acquire 100% of the paid-up capital of Detroit-based Defiance Testing and Engineering Services (DTE) for $17 million?
2. It started as K Hattari in Tokyo in 1881 and it is a Japanese word meaning "exquisite", "minute", or "success". According to a news report last week, which MNC is all set to enter India and is scouting for a minority partner for retail venture?
3. In what is billed as the largest overseas takeover deals in the auto component sector by a southern corporate group, which company has acquired Intermet Europe, from US-based Intermet International for Rs 532 crore?
4. Which Indian steel company last week announced the acquisition of UK-based Argent Independent Steel Limited?
5. Music trio Shankar, Ehsaan and Loy can be seen in the television commercial (currently on air) for which tea brand?
6. The board of UTI Bank last week recommended a name change. What is the proposed name?
7. Which MNC, according to a news report last week, will roll out Chaudfontaine, a local water brand it owns in Belgium, in the UK and the rest of the Europe by the end of this year?
8. Which company has roped in actor Kangana Renaut (of Gangster fame) to endorse women's chappals?
9. Which Indian business personality will join the board of Standard Chartered Plc as an independent director effective August 1?
10. Which Indian company last week acquired the $150-million Negma Laboratories, the fourth largest pharmaceutical company in France, in an all-cash deal worth $265 million?


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Last year saw the release of some brilliant novels starring elderly people in the lead and which, coincidentally (though maybe not), all had very funny long titles and were translated from Swedish. There was The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window as well as The Little Old Lady Who Broke All the Rules, and a sequel for the latter has now been published as well (with a third one on the way too, you heard it here first!).
The books were already on my radar and after I had the pleasure to talk to the lovely Catharina at the Pan Mac party, I'm even more excited to read them. So I've packed both the first and second instalment in my suitcase for my trip to Rome next week - I can't wait!
"As The Little Old Lady Who Broke All The Rules has spread around the world, I have been in various countries to speak about the book. It is amazing to be able to talk about Martha and her friends in France, Finland, United Arab Emirates and Brazil. It's surreal to see that the stories that were once just in my head, have now spread all over the world. I lean back, look at it and cannot believe it´s true!
"Now I hope you will like my new book The Little Old Lady Who Struck Lucky Again! as well. In this book, Martha tries to steal money in Las Vegas, meets a gang of bikers and attempts a bank robbery. She does everything in order to get money to give to the poor. I am blessed because I am able to laugh out loud at my own writing, and now I hope you do the same.
"I am in the middle of my third book about the League of Pensioners. They are such a nice company. I love it when these five elderly people plot together for the good of others. After all, one cannot always follow the rules . . . and Martha would not be Martha if she did . . ."
Thanks Catharina for stopping by Page to Stage Reviews! I shall dig into the novels soon and my reviews will follow in the next few weeks.


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Supermarkets put local food networks under siege
By Lorraine Mullaney
Related tags: Local food, Supermarket, Asda
Local food networks are "under siege from supermarkets", warned the Campaign to Protect Rural England
Government should re-examine competition policy to support the growth of local food networks, which are "under siege from supermarkets".
This was just one of the recommendations of a new report from the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE). The report, 'From field to fork: The value of England's local food webs', was the culmination of a five-year research project.
Graeme Willis, senior food campaigner for CPRE, said: "The rise of out-of-town supermarkets and insufficient leadership from government over many years have left many local food webs under siege. Action must be taken to support them, and revitalise our high streets and local economies."
Local food outlets serve an estimated 16.3M customers a week and local food sales via independent outlets are worth £2.7bn a year to the economy. These food outlets support over 100,000 jobs.
Willis said: "With around 50p in every £1 we spend in shops spent on food, it is a tremendous opportunity for businesses, from farms to retailers of all sizes, to engage shoppers in making a difference."
Supermarket chains
Despite this, national supermarket chains dominate grocery spending, accounting for 77% of all main shopping trips.
The report recommended that supermarkets set demanding targets for stocking and selling local food. The CPRE said Morrisons and Sainsbury had no online data on sales of local food and no definition of the term.
The report cited "strong indications" that Asda uses a 30-mile definition, while Tesco reportedly stated: "Local lines are those produced or sold within a county or neighbouring county in England, or within the county in Ireland, Scotland and Wales."
Lorna Hegenbarth, food chain adviser for the National Farmers Union (NFU), had yet another definition, and said the provenance trend was driven by consumers' desires. She told FoodManufacture.co.uk: "The supermarkets are responding to what consumers want and it always comes back down to the definition of local.
"For the NFU, local is British. The regional argument doesn't stack up. If it's a product you want then it's going to be as local as you can source it."
A hard time
Graham Childs founded the Artisan Food Trail to support small producers who were "getting a hard time", he said. He agreed that the term "local food" was "woolly" and suggested that a 40–50 mile radius covered a sufficiently large area from which to source ingredients as some produce isn't grown or available in certain areas of the country.
He stressed the importance of building communities to support small food suppliers. He told FoodManufacture.co.uk: "Without outlets, producers are stuck online and at food shows. Suffolk and Norfolk have a big farmers market community but in other areas of the country it's not the same. Wherever there are farmers' markets, there's activity in town centres."
But Sian Thomas, communications manager for the Fresh Produce Consortium, said imported produce could also be sustainable. She told FoodManufacture.co.uk: "Both UK production and imports are critical to deliver UK and global food security, and that both can be sustainable.
"Research shows that some imported fruit and vegetables are grown in less intensive ways than the same products in the UK."
Related topics: Services
Own-label food 'keeps brands honest': Sainsbury's Justin king
Supermarkets could do more to source UK food: NFU
Unseasonable weather threatens falling food inflation
Morrisons signs Big Brother product placement deal


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2010 Virginia Black Sea Bass Season Extension Likely
by Virginia Saltwater Fishing | posted in: regulations | 0
In a vote supported by all member states of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission's (ASMFC) Summer Flounder, Scup and Black Sea Bass Management Board, states will now have the option to liberalize the 2010 black sea bass season in state waters by an additional 90 days. The proposed new season will run from May 22 through October 11, with an additional open period of November 1 through December 31. The proposal would keep the size and bag limit the same of 12-1/2 inches and 25 fish per angler.
The changes come following a bitter struggle by East Coast fishermen to save the recreational fishery for black sea bass. When NOAA Fisheries abruptly closed the recreational sea bass fishery last October without any opportunity for public comment, the RFA immediately began working on a legal challenge to fight the closure.
The RFA, United Boatmen and a coalition of industry allies (the "Plaintiffs") filed suit on November 4, 2009 in New Jersey Federal Court arguing that the sea bass closure should be declared unlawful and set aside for being arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, and otherwise not in accordance with law pursuant to the Administrative Procedure Act.
"The emergency closure of the recreational sea bass fishery was unprecedented for a fishery that is not 'overfished' and where 'overfishing is not occurring'," said Jim Donofrio, RFA Executive Director. "This case is about more than just sea bass; it's about taking a stand against a federal agency abusing its power and hurting individuals and small business owners.
ASMFC, black sea bass, regulations, rfa, sea bass


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Le qualificazioni del singolare dl'l Aircel Chennai Open 2012 sono state un torneo di tennis preliminare per accedere alla fase finale della manifestazione. I vincitori dell'ultimo turno sono entrati di diritto nel tabellone principale. In caso di ritiro di uno o più giocatori aventi diritto a questi sono subentrati i lucky loser, ossia i giocatori che hanno perso nell'ultimo turno ma che avevano una classifica più alta rispetto agli altri partecipanti che avevano comunque perso nel turno finale.

Teste di serie

  Stéphane Robert (ultimo turno)
  Édouard Roger-Vasselin (qualificato per Lucky Loser)
  Izak van der Merwe (ultimo turno)
  Vasek Pospisil (qualificato)

 Gō Soeda (qualificato)
 Rik De Voest (ultimo turno)
 Arnau Brugués-Davi (primo turno)
 Rajeev Ram (ultimo turno)

Qualificati

  Yūichi Sugita
  Gō Soeda
  Édouard Roger-Vasselin

  Thiemo de Bakker
  Vasek Pospisil

Tabellone qualificazioni

1ª sezione

2ª sezione

3ª sezione

4ª sezione

Note

Aircel Chennai Open 2012
ATP World Tour 2012

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Q: how to fetch nearby location? I want to fetch the places of 20 meters using current latitude and longitude and display in list(without showing in google map).
Please help me.

A: For this kind of stuff you need some web service from where you can post lat. and long. and get rss/xml/json response and parsing it you can have your locations.

A: There are some data provider that you can use their APIs to fetch XML file based on your location and, radian and specific POI category. your can try yelp API, yahoo location API and also google place API.

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Welcome to Flaming Eagle Ministries!
Flaming Eagle Ministries seeks to touch the hearts of people with the simple, yet profound, 'good news' message of Jesus. We have local gathering meetings throughout the month and special equipping events, as God directs us. Please see our Resources page to order available teaching files and our Events Calendar to keep up with meeting times and locations.
The Bridegroom is calling for His bride. At Flaming Eagle Ministries, we believe that the Bride is being called out from the traditional church order to a higher calling by her Bridegroom. As the Bride comes on the scene, the world, the worldly church, and the old church order resists and persecutes it, as they hold onto the ways of the old wineskin. This persecution and disruption is directed by the Father to make the Bride ready for Jesus. Let us allow His revelation to align our hearts wholly unto Christ, the Lamb of God. It is not Christ plus something else; just Christ.
The Bridegroom's invitation has been extended to you at this appointed time to turn and see a fuller measure of Christ and His gospel. One of the facets of the Bride is the Apostolic Gospel of Jesus Christ. This Apostolic Gospel must overturn and disrupt most of our doctrines and beliefs and all things that we esteem above Jesus. If we do not allow this disruption, we will be doomed to repeat history by resisting and persecuting the true gospel—Jesus—which the apostles and prophets laid as the Chief Cornerstone and foundation of the New Testament church.
It is our choice to make. The invitation to be part of the Bride is extended by Christ to all. Are you listening? This is an appointed time. The Holy Spirit pursues you and has placed in you the yearning to go on with the Lamb of God, Jesus. It is time to drop all of your old tired excuses and stuff. This is your appointed time. Can you miss it? Yes, you can. "For many are called, but few are chosen." (Matthew 22:14) You can overthink it or reason your way into saying "no" to this invitation and continue in your current path; or you can say "yes" to Jesus. To become the called-out ones, the Bride, is not going to be easy or seeker-friendly for any of us. Jesus invites us to fall on the Rock and be broken to pieces, or the Rock that He is will fall on us and grind us to dust! (Matthew 21:44). What will your choice be?
If you believe that the Bride is a higher calling unto Jesus and that call is burning inside of you, come join your hearts with ours. We make no apologies and offer no arguments. Christ, our Bridegroom, has etched His image on our hearts and you are invited to pursue Him with us.


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title: Rule require-jsdoc
layout: doc
---
<!-- Note: No pull requests accepted for this file. See README.md in the root directory for details. -->
# Require JSDoc comment (require-jsdoc)

[JSDoc](http://usejsdoc.org) is a JavaScript API documentation generator. It uses specially-formatted comments inside of code to generate API documentation automatically. For example, this is what a JSDoc comment looks like for a function:

```js
/**
 * Adds two numbers together.
 * @param {int} num1 The first number.
 * @param {int} num2 The second number.
 * @returns {int} The sum of the two numbers.
 */
function sum(num1, num2) {
    return num1 + num2;
}
```

Some style guides require JSDoc comments for all functions as a way of explaining function behavior.

## Rule details

This rule generates warnings for nodes that do not have JSDoc comments when they should. Supported nodes:

* `FunctionDeclaration`
* `ClassDeclaration`
* `MethodDefinition`

### Options

This rule accepts a `require` object with its properties as

* `FunctionDeclaration` (default: `true`)
* `ClassDeclaration` (default: `false`)
* `MethodDefinition` (default: `false`)

Default option settings are

```json
{
    "require-jsdoc": [2, {
        "require": {
            "FunctionDeclaration": true,
            "MethodDefinition": false,
            "ClassDeclaration": false
        }
    }]
}
```

The following patterns are considered problems:

```js
/*eslint "require-jsdoc": [2, {
    "require": {
        "FunctionDeclaration": true,
        "MethodDefinition": false,
        "ClassDeclaration": false
    }
}]*/

function foo() {       /*error Missing JSDoc comment.*/
    return 10;
}

class Test{            /*error Missing JSDoc comment.*/
    getDate(){}        /*error Missing JSDoc comment.*/
}
```

The following patterns are not considered problems:

```js
/*eslint "require-jsdoc": [2, {
    "require": {
        "FunctionDeclaration": true,
        "MethodDefinition": false,
        "ClassDeclaration": false
    }
}]*/

/**
* It returns 10
*/
function foo() {
    return 10;
}

/**
* It returns 10
*/
var foo = function() {
    return 10;
}

var array = [1,2,3];
array.filter(function(item) {
    return item > 2;
});

/**
* It returns 10
*/
class Test{
    /**
    * returns the date
    */
    getDate(){}
}
```

## When not to use

If you do not require JSDoc for your functions, then you can leave this rule off.

## Related Rules

* [valid-jsdoc](valid-jsdoc)

## Version

This rule was introduced in ESLint 1.4.0.

## Resources

* [Rule source](https://github.com/eslint/eslint/tree/master/lib/rules/require-jsdoc.js)
* [Documentation source](https://github.com/eslint/eslint/tree/master/docs/rules/require-jsdoc.md)

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Young Injectors, HIV and Child Protection: A Toolkit for Harm Reduction Services | APMG Health, Inc.
Developed a toolkit for harm reduction services to protect young people who use drugs.
Toolkit was targeted towards people/practitioners delivering harm reduction services but have limited experience working with children and young people under 18 who use drugs.


Sarcomere-Directed Calcium Reporters in Cardiomyocytes.
Campbell SG, Qyang Y, Hinson JT.
Circ Res. 2019 Apr 12;124(8):1151-1153. doi: 10.1161/CIRCRESAHA.119.314877. No abstract available.
Campbell SJ, Chegini S, Heliotis M.
Br J Oral Maxillofac Surg. 2019 Apr 6. pii: S0266-4356(19)30112-3. doi: 10.1016/j.bjoms.2019.03.018. [Epub ahead of print] No abstract available.
It is the system that is "failing to cope," not the emergency department.
CMAJ. 2019 Apr 8;191(14):E401. doi: 10.1503/cmaj.71641. No abstract available.
Campbell SS, Morton D, Grobler AD.
Radiography (Lond). 2019 May;25(2):e39-e44. doi: 10.1016/j.radi.2018.10.001. Epub 2018 Nov 1.
Curran JA, Gallant AJ, Zemek R, Newton AS, Jabbour M, Chorney J, Murphy A, Hartling L, MacWilliams K, Plint A, MacPhee S, Bishop A, Campbell SG.
Dickens JF, Slaven SE, Cameron KL, Pickett AM, Posner M, Campbell SE, Owens BD.
Am J Sports Med. 2019 Apr;47(5):1082-1089. doi: 10.1177/0363546519831286.
Campbell S, Parikh S, Tran HA.
Br J Haematol. 2019 Apr 2. doi: 10.1111/bjh.15914. [Epub ahead of print] No abstract available.
Wu J, Suk-Ouichai C, Dong W, Zhang Z, Tanaka H, Wang Y, Caraballo E, Remer EM, Li J, Isharwal S, Abouassaly R, Campbell SC.
Eur Urol Oncol. 2019 Feb;2(1):97-103. doi: 10.1016/j.euo.2018.06.009. Epub 2018 Jul 14.
J Urol. 2019 Mar 29:10109701JU0000554909151266e. doi: 10.1097/01.JU.0000554909.15126.6e. [Epub ahead of print] No abstract available.
Methods to Investigate the β-Arrestin-Mediated Control of ARF6 Activation to Regulate Trafficking and Actin Cytoskeleton Remodeling.
Charles R, Bourmoum M, Campbell S, Claing A.
Methods Mol Biol. 2019;1957:159-168. doi: 10.1007/978-1-4939-9158-7_10.
Durand MA, Dannenberg MD, Saunders CH, Giguere AMC, Alper BS, Hoffmann T, Perestelo-Pérez L, Campbell ST, Elwyn G.
Hill E, Hodge A, Clifton P, Shivappa N, Hebert JR, Dennerstein L, Campbell S, Szoeke C.
Asia Pac J Clin Nutr. 2019;28(1):139-149. doi: 10.6133/apjcn.201903_28(1).0019.
A reference collection of patient-derived cell line and xenograft models of proneural, classical and mesenchymal glioblastoma.
Stringer BW, Day BW, D'Souza RCJ, Jamieson PR, Ensbey KS, Bruce ZC, Lim YC, Goasdoué K, Offenhäuser C, Akgül S, Allan S, Robertson T, Lucas P, Tollesson G, Campbell S, Winter C, Do H, Dobrovic A, Inglis PL, Jeffree RL, Johns TG, Boyd AW.
Sci Rep. 2019 Mar 20;9(1):4902. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-41277-z.
The toxicity of organic fractions from aged oil sands process-affected water to aquatic species.
Bauer AE, Hewitt LM, Parrott JL, Bartlett AJ, Gillis PL, Deeth LE, Rudy MD, Vanderveen R, Brown L, Campbell SD, Rodrigues MR, Farwell AJ, Dixon DG, Frank RA.
Sci Total Environ. 2019 Jun 15;669:702-710. doi: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2019.03.107. Epub 2019 Mar 12.
Supporting a Spouse With Military Posttraumatic Stress: Daily Associations With Partners' Affect.
Carter SP, Giff ST, Campbell SB, Renshaw KD.
Jamieson A, Goodwill AM, Termine M, Campbell S, Szoeke C.
J Affect Disord. 2019 May 1;250:410-418. doi: 10.1016/j.jad.2019.03.042. Epub 2019 Mar 6. Review.
ATP-citrate lyase multimerization is required for coenzyme-A substrate binding and catalysis.
Bazilevsky GA, Affronti HC, Wei X, Campbell SL, Wellen KE, Marmorstein R.
Boolean model of growth signaling, cell cycle and apoptosis predicts the molecular mechanism of aberrant cell cycle progression driven by hyperactive PI3K.
Sizek H, Hamel A, Deritei D, Campbell S, Ravasz Regan E.
PLoS Comput Biol. 2019 Mar 15;15(3):e1006402. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1006402. eCollection 2019 Mar.
Waterton JC, Hines CDG, Hockings PD, Laitinen I, Ziemian S, Campbell S, Gottschalk M, Green C, Haase M, Hassemer K, Juretschke HP, Koehler S, Lloyd W, Luo Y, Mahmutovic Persson I, O'Connor JPB, Olsson LE, Pindoria K, Schneider JE, Sourbron S, Steinmann D, Strobel K, Tadimalla S, Teh I, Veltien A, Zhang X, Schütz G.
Magn Reson Imaging. 2019 Jun;59:121-129. doi: 10.1016/j.mri.2019.03.008. Epub 2019 Mar 12.
Evaluating the Risk of Epidemic Thunderstorm Asthma: Lessons from Australia.
Campbell SL, Fox-Hughes PD, Jones PJ, Remenyi TA, Chappell K, White CJ, Johnston FH.
Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2019 Mar 7;16(5). pii: E837. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16050837.
Chamberlain C, Gee G, Harfield S, Campbell S, Brennan S, Clark Y, Mensah F, Arabena K, Herrman H, Brown S; 'Healing the Past by Nurturing the Future' group.
PLoS One. 2019 Mar 13;14(3):e0213460. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0213460. eCollection 2019.
Cardiomyopathy Mutations in Metavinculin Disrupt Regulation of Vinculin-Induced F-Actin Assemblies.
Sarker M, Lee HT, Mei L, Krokhotin A, de Los Reyes SE, Yen L, Costantini LM, Griffith J, Dokholyan NV, Alushin GM, Campbell SL.
J Mol Biol. 2019 Apr 5;431(8):1604-1618. doi: 10.1016/j.jmb.2019.02.024. Epub 2019 Mar 5.
Clinical Evidence for Clinical Practice.
J Prosthodont. 2019 Apr;28(4):353-354. doi: 10.1111/jopr.13046. Epub 2019 Mar 12. No abstract available.
Kramer CK, Campbell S, Retnakaran R.
Diabetologia. 2019 Mar 7. doi: 10.1007/s00125-019-4840-2. [Epub ahead of print] Review.
Berger M, Taylor S, Harriss L, Campbell S, Thompson F, Jones S, Sushames A, Amminger GP, Sarnyai Z, McDermott R.
Comparative analysis of graded blends of palm kernel oil, palm kernel stearin and palm stearin.
Liu C, Meng Z, Chai X, Liang X, Piatko M, Campbell S, Liu Y.
Food Chem. 2019 Jul 15;286:636-643. doi: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2019.02.067. Epub 2019 Feb 22.
Making the Best Clinical Decisions for Patients: The Pros-CAT ProtocolTM.
Dent Clin North Am. 2019 Apr;63(2):279-296. doi: 10.1016/j.cden.2018.11.008. Review.
Zimmer-Gembeck MJ, Kerin JL, Webb HJ, Gardner AA, Campbell SM, Swan K, Timmer SG.
Behav Ther. 2019 Mar;50(2):340-352. doi: 10.1016/j.beth.2018.07.002. Epub 2018 Jul 12.
Zhu C, Dukhovlinova E, Council O, Ping L, Faison EM, Prabhu SS, Potter EL, Upton SL, Yin G, Fay JM, Kincer LP, Spielvogel E, Campbell SL, Benhabbour SR, Ke H, Swanstrom R, Dokholyan NV.
Nat Commun. 2019 Feb 27;10(1):948. doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-08876-w.
Field CA, Cotta BH, Jimenez J, Lane BR, Yim K, Lee HJ, Ryan ST, Hamilton ZA, Patel S, Wang S, Kane CJ, Dey S, Mckay RR, Noyes S, Millard FE, Rini BI, Campbell SC, Derweesh IH.
Risk factors for infection with soil-transmitted helminths during an integrated community level water, sanitation, and hygiene and deworming intervention in Timor-Leste.
Vaz Nery S, Clarke NE, Richardson A, Traub R, McCarthy JS, Gray DJ, Vallely AJ, Williams GM, Andrews RM, Campbell SJ, Clements ACA.
Int J Parasitol. 2019 Apr;49(5):389-396. doi: 10.1016/j.ijpara.2018.12.006. Epub 2019 Feb 22.
Doebelin C, He Y, Campbell S, Nuhant P, Kumar N, Koenig M, Garcia-Ordonez R, Chang MR, Roush WR, Lin L, Kahn S, Cameron MD, Griffin PR, Solt LA, Kamenecka TM.
Addressing the Gaps in Post-Stroke Sexual Activity Rehabilitation: Patient Perspectives.
Prior S, Reeves N, Peterson G, Jaffray L, Campbell S.
Healthcare (Basel). 2019 Feb 5;7(1). pii: E25. doi: 10.3390/healthcare7010025.
Liu Y, Milton J, Campbell SA.
J Comput Neurosci. 2019 Apr;46(2):197-209. doi: 10.1007/s10827-019-00711-x. Epub 2019 Feb 9.
Recent increase in incidence of cervical precancerous lesions in Norway: Nationwide study from 1992 to 2016.
Orumaa M, Leinonen MK, Campbell S, Møller B, Myklebust TÅ, Nygård M.
Selectively sparing the submandibular gland when level Ib lymph nodes are included in the radiation target volume: An initial safety analysis of a novel planning objective.
Varra V, Ross RB, Juloori A, Campbell S, Tom MC, Joshi NP, Woody NM, Ward MC, Xia P, Koyfman SA, Greskovich JF Jr.
Oral Oncol. 2019 Feb;89:79-83. doi: 10.1016/j.oraloncology.2018.12.021. Epub 2018 Dec 26.
Five-year outcomes of sparing level IB in node-positive, human papillomavirus-associated oropharyngeal carcinoma: A safety and efficacy analysis.
Ross RB, Juloori A, Varra V, Ward MC, Campbell S, Woody NM, Murray E, Xia P, Greskovich JF Jr, Koyfman SA, Joshi NP.
Oral Oncol. 2019 Feb;89:66-71. doi: 10.1016/j.oraloncology.2018.12.020. Epub 2018 Dec 21.
Mwandawiro C, Okoyo C, Kihara J, Simiyu E, Kepha S, Campbell SJ, Freeman MC, Brooker SJ, Njenga SM.
Parasit Vectors. 2019 Feb 7;12(1):76. doi: 10.1186/s13071-019-3322-1.
Cellular eIF2B subunit localization: implications for the integrated stress response and its control by small molecule drugs.
Hodgson RE, Varanda BA, Ashe MP, Allen KE, Campbell SG.
Mol Biol Cell. 2019 Apr 1;30(8):942-958. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E18-08-0538. Epub 2019 Feb 6.
Hsu AP, Donkó A, Arrington ME, Swamydas M, Fink D, Das A, Escobedo O, Bonagura V, Szabolcs P, Steinberg HN, Bergerson J, Skoskiewicz A, Makhija M, Davis J, Foruraghi L, Palmer C, Fuleihan RL, Church JA, Bhandoola A, Lionakis MS, Campbell S, Leto TL, Kuhns D, Holland SM.
The COUNTDOWN Study Protocol for Expansion of Mass Drug Administration Strategies against Schistosomiasis and Soil-Transmitted Helminthiasis in Ghana.
Campbell SJ, Osei-Atweneboana MY, Stothard R, Koukounari A, Cunningham L, Armoo SK, Biritwum NK, Gyapong M, MacPherson E, Theobald S, Woode ME, Khan J, Niessen L, Adams ER.
Trop Med Infect Dis. 2018 Jan 22;3(1). pii: E10. doi: 10.3390/tropicalmed3010010.
Improving Polymethyl Methacrylate Resin Using a Novel Titanium Dioxide Coating.
Darwish G, Huang S, Knoernschild K, Sukotjo C, Campbell S, Bishal AK, Barão VA, Wu CD, Taukodis CG, Yang B.
Novel Method for Assessment of His Bundle Pacing Morphology Using Near Field and Far Field Device Electrograms.
Saini A, Serafini NJ, Campbell S, Waugh WB, Zimberg R, Sheldon TJ, Kron J, Kalahasty G, Padala SK, Trohman R, Shepard RK, Koneru JN, Vijayaraman P, Ellenbogen KA, Sharma PS.
Circ Arrhythm Electrophysiol. 2019 Feb;12(2):e006878. doi: 10.1161/CIRCEP.118.006878.
Gordon LG, Rodriguez-Acevedo AJ, Papier K, Khosrotehrani K, Isbel N, Campbell S, Griffin A, Green AC.
Aubrey C, Black K, Campbell S, Pin S.
Surg Obes Relat Dis. 2018 Dec 6. pii: S1550-7289(18)30573-2. doi: 10.1016/j.soard.2018.12.003. [Epub ahead of print] Review.
Proposal for a regulation on health technology assessment in Europe - opinions of policy makers, payers and academics from the field of HTA.
Vella Bonanno P, Bucsics A, Simoens S, Martin AP, Oortwijn W, Gulbinovič J, Rothe C, Timoney A, Ferrario A, Gad M, Salem A, Hoxha I, Sauermann R, Kamusheva M, Dimitrova M, Petrova G, Laius O, Selke G, Kourafalos V, Yfantopoulos J, Magnusson E, Joppi R, Jakupi A, Bochenek T, Wladysiuk M, Furtado C, Marković-Peković V, Mardare I, Meshkov D, Fürst J, Tomek D, Cortadellas MO, Zara C, Haycox A, Campbell S, Godman B.
Expert Rev Pharmacoecon Outcomes Res. 2019 Jun;19(3):251-261. doi: 10.1080/14737167.2019.1575730. Epub 2019 Feb 15.
Renal Cancer Surgery in Patients without Preexisting Chronic Kidney Disease: Is There a Survival Benefit for Partial Nephrectomy?
Suk-Ouichai C, Tanaka H, Wang Y, Wu J, Ye Y, Demirjian S, Li J, Campbell SC.
Apolipoprotein E4 Mediates the Association Between Midlife Dyslipidemia and Cerebral Amyloid in Aging Women.
Szoeke C, Goodwill AM, Gorelik A, Dennerstein L, Caeyenberghs K, Simpson S, Hill E, Campbell S.
J Alzheimers Dis. 2019;68(1):105-114. doi: 10.3233/JAD-180815.


I am here at the Internet Cafe. Trien is alone at home. While I don't like leaving her, I had no choice. She was tired. After all, she went walking four times yesterday, because she thought that by getting exercise, she might induce labor. Obviously that didn't work. All it did was wear her out. Meanwhile, Melody is happily kicking away in the womb. She doesn't seem to want to come out.
On one of her walks yesterday, Trien and I went to the BabyCentre, here in Taiping, to pick up a few things we need. They obviously recently took inventory, and rearranged things. Because of that, I was able to find a couple of things that weren't there before.
One was a baby bath. This one had obviously been sitting in a storeroom somewhere, because it was dirty, and the a little bit of the slip-proof padding on the back had come unglued. It was perfect for our needs. After finding out from the salesperson that it was the only one, I was able to get a 25% discount. That made me feel good. I washed it today, and it looks good as new.
The other thing was a glove that had finger puppets on it. It is blue, has a castle on the hand, and five different characters on the fingers. There is a king, a queen, a jester, a knight, and a dragon. I was showing it to Trien and doing my cartoon voices by her tummy, and Melody must have liked that, because she was moving like crazy.
Well, our trip yesterday, and the fact that I started reading a book on how to stimulate your baby's development, plus the fact I had to get out, made me take a trip over to the local department store to raid the toy department. Trien is going to kill me when she sees what I bought. What the heck, at least I will have fun playing with it before the baby comes!
Then I figured- instead of buying stuff- Why not make my own! That would be fun, and keep Trien from tying to the bed to keep me from buying more baby toys.
So my latest project will be making a baby mobile. I already have the plans on my portable hard drive. It looks really simple, and I can use either stuff from around the house, or stuff that's easy to get. If I make my own, we can change the little things hanging down, whatever you call them, whenever I feel like making different ones. One thing though- instead of using string, it looks like it is advisable to use zip ties, so baby doesn't get tangled or strangled. That's because whatever I make or buy, its all got to be baby safe. Believe me, Daddy is not going to take any chances with Melody's health and safety. It means the world to me!


Every day we hear about the extraordinary strides women are making around the globe. Recently, Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff, became the first woman to open the United Nations General Assembly session. The International Monetary Fund is headed for the first time by a woman, Christine Lagarde. In Saudi Arabia, the government recently granted women the right to vote and to run for elections in 2015 (hopefully, women in that country will win the right to drive by the time they head to the polls).
And the Nobel Prize Committee just chose Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, peace activist Leymah Gbowee, and human rights activist Tawakkul Karmen, all women, as winners of the 2011 Peace Prize. The Committee lauded the women's non-violent approaches.
Liberian President Sirleaf, a Harvard trained economist, became Africa's first democratically elected female president in 2005. Her efforts to secure peace in her country and to promote economic and social development for women have brought a huge focus on women's rights in the region.
Leymah Gbowee, head of the Women Peace and Security Network, was honored for her work in ensuring women's participation in elections.
Tawakkul Karmen, a 32-year old mother, heads the human rights group Women Journalists Without Chains and is a leading figure in the protests against Yemeni President Saleh. She is known as "the iron woman" and the "mother of the revolution."
I look up to these women and to the many other women around the world who spend every day fighting for peace in their countries and for recognition for women.


Are you using FreeBSD 5.x or FreeBSD 4.x?
Have you done a portupgrade to get the latest version of Gnumeric?
Then look and see if any of the Gnome ports are out of date.
Hello, I have a problem with gnumeric2.


Gin, as a drink, was always designed to be mixed. At the time gin was invented – the end of the 17th, the beginning of the 18th century – the mixers were different to what's available now and Mr. Schweppes wasn't about, of course, but it was always drunk with local-made lemonade, or water, or a touch of bitters.
Generally, Gin is not designed to be a sipping drink, it's a spirit designed to be mixed with other ingredients, be they long, soft, slices of lemon, or liqueurs and other spirits.
Drawn from gin's historical background, the Fifty Pounds Gin profile works extremely well with both classic and modern cocktail recipes.


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Steve Jobs is Dead
Have the faithful started work on his Sainthood app yet?
Will Apple create an Android Steve?
Will his coffin be black, white or brushed metal?
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Amanda Knox released from Italian jail - too old for Berlusconi.
Apple releases new iPhone - gets confused between S and 5.
Qantas management threatened - offered tickets on Tiger?
Cadel Evans to skip Tour Downunder - swaps bicycle for a rope.
Live coverage of Tax Summit - win for insomniac shift workers.
The swooping magpie myth
It's spring. The days are getting longer (though not necessarily warmer), the flowers are blooming and the magpies are swooping. But are they a danger?
Professor Ji Long, a Victorian researcher in Avian Science Studies doesn't believe that these black and white birds are a threat.
"You hear anecdotal reports of swooping magpies draw blood, yet there are few, if any, reports of this in the literature."
Professor Long advises victims of magpies to submit reports of their injuries to internationally reviewed journals.
"But it is important to supply a sufficient number of data points. You need at least ten to be statistically significant. If in doubt, you should try repeating the experience."
His advice for people afraid of attack is "Wear a blue and white striped scarf as it has been shown that this pattern frightens the birds. Or you could get a cat."
Not everyone agrees with Professor Long. Eddie from Collingwood in Melbourne, says he has personally witnessed over 20 cases of the magpies drawing blood this season. And he reckons it doesn't matter what colour you wear.
"They'll go for anything that doesn't look like them. It's black and white or nothing."
When asked about reports of sea eagles attacking up in Sydney Professor Long replied that he had no interest in the species but suggested that it could be due to stress. "Like the auk on land, some birds are just worriers."
Red, yellow, but definitely not True Blue
I am forced to conclude that the Bananas in Pyjamas, once a stalwart of children's television viewing, must now be considered UnAustralian. In the wake of Cyclone Yasi, the outrageous salary demands of the Bananas in Pyjamas have driven the ABC to replace the live actors with their computer generated equivalents. But while we have stuck by our true blue farmers by maintaining the ban on foreign imports of bananas, the Bananas in Pyjamas are now sourced out of Singapore. Another case of cheap foreign labour taking Australian jobs.
Peeling back the yellow skin of the Bananas reveals a darker secret, like the real fruit left in the fridge. Like the government funded network that commissioned the series, the Bananas in Pyjamas display a horrifyingly left wing bent.
Only one of the characters has an actual job. The rest, including the Bananas themselves, spend their days lazing on the beach or doing work for the dole jobs like picking up rubbish off the beach. The sole working character, a rat, is portrayed as a money hungry cheat. This is a show dedicated to turning our children into nation of dole bludgers.
Our yellow bananas are actually red.
It's the used salesmen event of the year!
Forget about all the manufacturing unemployed by the dollar, those from clothes shops and Harvey Norman killed by the Big Bad Internet. Forget the coal miners and truck drivers starving on the streets because of the Evil Carbon Tax. Forget even about the public servants sacked by the Liberals (Good Job Losses). Because now we have Real Job Losses to Fear. Car salesman.
The next time a squeegee person wants to wash your window, tip them extra for the window tinting, the rust and fabric protection and the paint chip insurance. You Know You Need It!
These aren't the droids you're looking for
Is the dark side really stronger? You would think that if anyone in this world had Jedi powers it would be George Lucas. Unfortunately, his skills at waving his hand in front of our eyes in order to convince us to forget the past appears to be failing. Maybe he should return to Australia to learn from a Sith Lord who has managed to persuade millions that he is less of a liar than the Prime Minister (though the latter does a good impression of Hayden Christensen's acting in the prequels).
English#
English is a deprecated language. You should now be writing in English.Net (or more precisely, English#, pronounced English hashed). It has an interesting class structure. The master classes are grouped into "committees" which each result in a set of "action items", although none of these have a real effect. Instead of inheritance between classes, the bottom classes are "incentivised" to provide functionality to the higher classes. Variables are "moved forward".
Many built in functions have very strange names, but their uses is often determined by their location in the class hierarchy. At the top you have functions like synergise() and leverage() and deliver_impact(). This latter function is aliased as punch() lower hierarchy. Many lower functions and keywords are almost Perl-like in obscurity and abbreviation: LOL(), ;), and :P.
Modern English# code can be quite difficult to read with many unnecessary F functions inserted in lines. Take, for instance,
FU U MF CNT
The outcome is to raise an object's "aggression" value.
Compare this to an example of higher class programming:
LEVERAGE $object.SYNERGIES ACROSS $object.ENTERPRISE
Which generally does absolutely nothing but can sometimes act as an alias for the $object.DESTROY() method.
Memory management is very poor and you will often see $object.VALUES() only being retained for short periods of time before undergoing a random change thanks to poor programming techniques.
Unfortunately, there are many variants of English# out there, including the Oxford, Australian and popular, but non-standard American version, though most compilers will do a good job of understanding most variants other than Scottish, Irish and Cockney.
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Qantas pilots want a piece of the action
Qantas pilots have launched a campaign to encourage the company to hire the flight attendant sacked by Cathay Pacific over the recent sex scandal. Pilots Association president Mr Woodywad said that Australian pilots were missing out on the services experienced by their foreign based counterparts.
"Our flight attendants are too busy shagging celebrities like Ralph Fiennes to help alleviate the boredom experienced by our pilots on long-haul flights."
A spokesperson from Qantas suggested that the pilots might like to consider joining the recently announced Asian premium service carrier.
Tom Cruise to take a giant leap
After his casting as a tall and muscle bound Jack Reacher in One Shot, Tom Cruise has announced that his next project will be acting in the title role of the upcoming biopic Andre the Giant.


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Plant Fire Leaves Baghdad Parched
By MARIAM FAM, Associated Press — Jul 2nd, 2005
BAGHDAD, Iraq A mortar attack sparked a fire Friday that forced authorities to shut down a water plant, leaving millions of weary Baghdad residents with dry taps in 100-degree heat, Iraqi officials said.
Just a day earlier, the mayor of the capital threatened to quit because of mounting infrastructure problems — including a lack of clean drinking water.
The blaze at a power station north of Baghdad cut off electricity to a water plant serving northern and western parts of the capital, officials said. The fire halted all distribution from the waterworks, and project director Jassim Mohammed said repairs could take three days.
The U.S. military press office initially quoted Iraqi engineers as saying the fire was triggered by a defective transformer.
However, an Iraqi municipal official said at least two mortar rounds struck the power station.
Mohammed also attributed the fire to an attack.
The water shortage added to the misery of Baghdad's estimated 6.5 million people, who face frequent electricity outages, erratic fuel supplies, congested traffic, diminished public services and the ever present threat of kidnappings and car bombings.
On Thursday, the city's mayor, Alaa Mahmoud al-Timimi, threatened to quit unless the government provides more money for repairs. Efforts to expand the water supplies were set back last month when insurgents sabotaged a pipeline near Baghdad.
"There is an anxiousness here to deal with the infrastructure problems and that, for sure, has a political cost to the current government if they can't fix the problem," a U.S. official told reporters at a briefing. "And there are no quick fixes."
It's just the news Zainab Mohammed, 38, doesn't want to hear. The housewife said she can handle frequent power cuts and even daily violence "but water, no!"
"I have an infant and she needs a lot of care," she said. "Water is a vital thing in my life, for my baby's nursing bottles and her laundry."
Suicide Bombing in Iraq Kills at Least 60
A group of suspected insurgents walks through a room at an Iraqi military camp. Iraqi army members from the Al-Muthana Brigade conducted raids west of Baghdad detaining 20 suspected insurgents accusing them of taking part in kidnappings, killings and the plotting of car bomb ... [Read More...]
Insurgents penetrate U.S. safe zone
U.S. soldiers carry a bag of body parts from a street market in downtown Baghdad after two bombs were detonated in the Green Zone. AP photo by Kuni Takahashi/Chicago Tribune By Alexandra Zavis The Associated Press BAGHDAD, Iraq — Insurgents struck deep ... [Read More...]
Bomb misses cabinet minister
An Iraqi investigator examines the site of a car bomb which was detonated on the convoy of Iraqi Justice Minister Malik Dohan al-Hassan in Baghdad. Al-Hassan was unhurt but five bodyguards were killed. AP photo by Jim MacMillan BAGHDAD, Iraq A suicide car ... [Read More...]
U.S. opens door to Baathists W...
Apr 23rd, 2004
U.S. opens door to Baathists WASHINGTON -- Thousands of Iraqis who swore allegiance to Saddam Hussein's political party may be getting jobs under the U.S.-led coalition in Baghdad as the Bush administration -- struggling to put down resistance -- undertakes ... [Read More...]
Funeral bombing kills 25
Family members carry the coffin of killed police man Mohamed Badr out of the morgue for burial in Baghdad, Iraq. Five policemen were killed and one was wounded, when unidentiefied gunmen opened fire toward the police checkpoint on a small road near the ... [Read More...]


My eyes were so heavy I couldn't keep them open. I said yes in my head to this but was so tired that I fell back asleep. I was awakened again just before 3am, again being so hot that I was physically uncomfortable. As I was waking up an image came before me like it was being projected from a spotlight. It was of two coins, each with the silhouette of a face (like the look of nickels), coming together from the left and right to meet in the middle, and then the shape of a V came down from the top to touch them. It wasn't just a V but I immediately thought the V shape was like an upside-down pyramid. I didn't understand until I was fully awake that this pyramid represented the pyramid with the all-seeing eye that we see on the dollar bills, but turned upside down.
I was so thirsty that I got up to get a drink. I checked the temperature in our house and found that it is normal, so that I knew that the heat I was feeling was supernatural. I went back to bed.
I heard the Lord instruct me to go back to sleep. This surprised me because usually when I am awakened like this He instructs me to write what He has to say.
I closed my eyes to go back to sleep but my head swam with things of the world. I felt a presence touch me which made me jump a little and caused me to roll over to face the side of my bed. I still felt the supernatural presence of the spiritual realm. Eventually, my heart settled down. Then I heard an instruction to "go up".
At first I thought I was to get up to go to my closet to write, but then it was like I was seeing in a closed vision two girls standing together. The first was perhaps young teens and the second was 8 or 9. The older girl was leading the younger girl. I watched the two of them walk to a large door around a corner. When they opened the door I became one of the girls, the younger I think. I entered this great and magnificent hall. It was expansive and ornate with gold lining the walls. Everything glowed with a brightness. At first I saw a flowing staircase downward that led to an open cavern with windows. I walked down to the windows to look out. I saw that this hall must be located in the heavenlies because outside the widows was this deep blue color of outer space and round looking planets off in a distance.
Then my attention was drawn back into the hall. I walked back up the steps and looked up to see a podium perched a top another high spiraling open staircase. It reminded me of a lecturn in a church. My eyes were then drawn upward and to the left to an even higher podium facing me. Behind it I saw a creature that first looked like a lion (without a mane) whose head was down and facing away so that I was seeing its left profile. It then raised its head up and swung it to the left and it was as if it transformed into an eagle. The head of the eagle could then be seen looking out over the great hall. I thought that the eagle was going to begin to speak.
I opened my eyes and grabbed my journal to write all the details down that I had just experienced because I felt they were important to not forget. I then closed my eyes again. I woke in the morning without full understanding but an appreciation for the significance of the symbolism I saw, and the scriptural references that came to mind.
I was sound asleep and dreaming when it was like I was nudged awake by a friend's voice saying "and this word is for you".
Along with her voice, I felt a second presence.
I started to open my eyes and physically saw what looked like a trillion tiny scrolls dancing in front of me forming a picture of one scroll. Eventually they dissolved as I fully woke up.
I've come to believe whole heartedly that the scroll the Lord was referring to is not some lesser scroll but is THE scroll that John saw the Lamb open as recorded in Revelation 6.
I have had one other encounter with the same presence I saw in the corner of my bedroom this night who I refer to as the Angel of Death. This was just over a year ago on January 3rd, 2016. This experience has also been on my heart because of the date given by Holy Spirit, and its potential significance next week with the meeting of the 70 nations coming against Israel.
Then I went back to sleep again, but was awakened again and saw in the spirit as if in the corner of my room a very tall figure that appeared to be in a dark robe, who I believe is the Angel of Death. I heard, "Tell them what is coming".
I believe the Lord has a purpose in sending this same angel back to me now and speaking to me that I am called to see what will occur, and to share this message. Judgment is coming. Period. Has the Lord extended us grace and even a reprieve? I believe so, but that period is ending.
I believe this angel is from the Lord. He did not represent evil, but instead I believe he is an angel dispatched with a particular job to do. I think Revelation 6 speaks of this in the 2nd and 4th seal.
This perplexed me at first but then the Lord directed me back to 3rd seal in Revelation 6. The two coins I saw represent the wheat for a penny and the barley for a penny. The upside down pyramid represents the broken Babylonian system that will fall. There is a famine that is coming, even upon America. However, I believe that the Lord has already positioned His "Joseph's" for provision for His children.
3) The Lion and Eagle – These figures in the vision represent two of the 4 faces that Ezekiel and John speak about, and which are also present in Revelation 6. Again, this points to the opening of the Seals by Jesus.


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Імператор Сірака́ва (, сіракава тенно;  — ) — 72-й Імператор Японії, синтоїстське божество. Роки правління: 18 січня 1073 — 5 січня 1087.

Життєпис
Був сином імператора Ґо-Сандзьо. Після смерті останнього у 1073 році обійняв трон. Намагався посилити імператорську владу. У зв'язку з цим вступив у суперечку з впливовими кланами аристократів та буддистськими монастирями. У 1081 році першим застосував практику інсей — зречення від трону й прийняття чернецтва у буддистському монастирі. Разом з тим залишався фактичним правителем держави до самої смерті.

Примітки

Джерела та література
 『新編 日本史辞典』 (Нове видання. Словник історії Японії) / 京大日本史辞典編纂会. — 東京: 東京創元社, 1994. — P.1057—1058.
 『歴代天皇全史―万世一系を彩る君臨の血脈』 (歴史群像シリーズ (69)) (Вся історія Імператорів Японії — монархічне генеалогічне дерево безперервної лінії. Серія «Історичні портрети»). — 東京: 学研, 2003.
 Рубель В. А. Японська цивілізація: традиційне суспільство і державність. — Київ: «Аквілон-Прес», 1997.

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Q: Ubuntu shows as first priority boot option but keeps loading into windows, which is second priority I have already installed Ubuntu 20.04 and made it first boot priority on my computer (asus 2019 zenbook) but my computer keeps jumping into the second boot option which is Windows 10.

A: You can check the fast boot settings in BIOS, and the Power Settings Turn on fast startup in Windows and disable them. That fixed a similar issue for me.


Posted March 19, 2015 by Joel Goldman & filed under Crime Fiction, Crime fiction exhibit, Crime fiction fun.
Crisp writing, great characters. Doesn't go where you think it will go. A good read.
Great book! Lot's of fun and funny. Plus, very interesting insights into improv and how to apply rules of improv to the work place. Highly recommended.
A knockout! If you like action, humor and horror, you won't stop with this first installment in this new series. You'll get the rest of them the minute they are released.
Just getting started with Michael Connelly's latest - vintage Connelly; captures you from the first page.
Joel Goldman suffers the same rare movement disorder as Jack Davis, the star of his second thriller series, which lends authority and credibility to Jack's condition. And he sets his Lou Mason and Jack Davis thrillers against the backdrop of Kansas City, his home town, in all its wonderful eccentricity and quirkiness.


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Square's New HQ Is Huge for a Startup — But Don't Call It a Tech Bubble
Author: Marcus WohlsenMarcus Wohlsen
Square CEO Jack Dorsey and San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee tour the unfinished future offices of Square.
Photo: Marcus Wohlsen/WIRED
The story of Square has all the makings of yet another Silicon Valley fairy tale.
Once upon a time, a guy has a mundane but annoying problem: He wants a way of accepting credit card payments so he can sell his artwork – artisan faucets made of glass – but he's not interested in those clunky credit card readers or the costly, complicated fees that come with them. He complains to a friend, and together, they say: Let's fix this. A simple prototype is built – a card reader that plugs into the headphone jack of your iPhone. A business plan is hatched – low, flat fees achieved by cutting out the middleman. And a business is started in the friend's small apartment.
But this fairy tale is even more charming than the usual fare. The friend, Jack Dorsey, is running another company. It's called Twitter, and it's already a phenomenon. Dorsey's 450-square-foot studio is soon too small for the fast-growing Square – growth assisted by what would eventually become more than $300 million in financing. Jump ahead, and the company is now leasing hundreds of thousands of square feet of office space right across the street from the new mega-headquarters already occupied by Twitter.
This week, Dorsey led San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee on a tour of Square's new offices, which the company will begin to inhabit in about six weeks. The move represents one of San Francisco's biggest commercial real estate since the latest tech boom pulled the city out of the Great Recession. It includes three floors of what used to house a Bank of America data center, plus what Dorsey calls the largest roof deck in the city.
>The move represents one of San Francisco's biggest commercial real estate deals since the latest tech boom pulled the city out of the Great Recession.
The fairy tale is so perfect, people of a certain age would be forgiven for wondering if another startup bubble is brewing. Square's enormous growth over the past four years is exactly the kind of rocket ride that fuels fever dreams of Silicon Valley success. That may sound good to some, but others remember those not-too-distant dark days when dragons with names like "Doesn't Have a Real Business Model" incinerated the IPO fantasies of delusional dot-commers in the late '90s and early aughts.
During the first dot-com bubble, startups speculated on offices in a frenzy of anticipation, leasing space far beyond their needs to have room for busloads of new hires who never arrived before the crash. Walking through Square's enormous raw space as the jackhammers pound, it's hard not to picture those post-crash caverns that sent San Francisco's office vacancy rate from under 5 percent to more than 25 percent within two years. But there are a few signs that this time is different.
Square is just one of several tech companies that have bet big on San Francisco real estate. Its deal represents the sixth-largest San Francisco commercial real estate pact since the market bottomed out in early 2010, according to Julia Georgules, director of research for San Francisco at real estate consulting firm Jones Lang LaSalle. It follows two deals by SalesForce, including an entire building, as well as deals by CBS Interactive (the parent company of CNet) and Zynga.
And then there's Twitter's 300,000-square-foot offices, which are nearly as large as the total square footage of Square's space, which Georgules puts at 332,000. (Square is initially developing 150,000 square feet to start.)
But Georgules says that such mega-deals are the exception. The average tech tenant, she says, leases between 10,000 and 20,000 square feet. Many companies are being conservative both in how much space they rent and in how they use it. Long "bench desks" are favored over cubicles or offices. Co-working with other companies is common. "Everything is about micro," Georgules says. "It's just a complete shift in the way people view personal space."
If companies were leasing more space than they needed, she says, the availability of sublets – that is, companies looking to rent out the extra space they weren't using – would be much greater.
Instead, companies are running themselves lean, in ways they didn't during the first dot-com bubble. Funding may be sexy, but revenue is sexier. And despite some conspicuous signifiers of startup froth, investors aren't tripping over themselves to pour money into dumb ideas in search of an insta-IPO.
"A lot of companies thought they were going to go public and their stock price was going to go through the roof and they were going to need to hire a lot of people," Georgules says of San Francisco's Pets.com era. Today's companies, she says, "just aren't flush with money to go out and lease a ridiculous amount of office space."
Architectural rendering of the "Boulevard," the main thoroughfare through Square's new offices.
Square is going the other way, but it may have the business to back it up. Unlike so many Web 1.0 companies (and, it must be said, Web 2.0 companies, too), Square's business model is easy to understand. People swipe a credit card, Square takes 2.75 percent. Square also processes all card transactions for U.S. Starbucks stores. Square's success will depend not on whether it has a way to make money but on whether it can beat the competition. The field for mobile payments – and mobile card readers in particular – has become crowded with rivals, including products from established financial services giants like PayPal and Intuit. Two key focuses for Square now and in its new space will be to convince merchants and other small businesses that mobile point-of-sale is the way to go, and that Square is the way to do it.
What's more, Square actually has a practical reason to move into a larger office: Its current space in the San Francisco Chronicle building is stuffed elbow to elbow. Square plans to expand to 1,000 workers after its move from the 600 the company now employs. The total space available to Square could ultimately hold nearly 2,000 employees total, the company says.
The move also has implications beyond Square's ambitions alone, which themselves are tied to a broader idealism about the life of cities. In particular, the company has a uniquely layered relationship to San Francisco's economy. The decision to site Square in the city's Mid-Market area, a hub of homelessness and crime, complements Twitter's earlier decision to move there in a contentious deal with the mayor that has become the centerpiece of Lee's effort to remake the neighborhood and paint himself as a tech-friendly politician. While Twitter received city payroll tax exemptions to stay in San Francisco, the mayor says Square got no such treatment.
Standing alongside Dorsey this week, Lee said Square's choice to move without the same tax incentives was a vindication of that strategy. "That to me is truly investor confidence in Market Street and the city," Lee said.
>As someone who has spent his life fascinated by cities, Dorsey appears to earnestly believe in the power of small, independent merchants to ground not just a city's economy but its civic life.
Whether that revitalization is trickling down to the street itself or is following a more typically polarizing pattern of gentrification is still up for debate. The sidewalks themselves don't seem to have changed much, except for perhaps a 740-unit luxury condo high-rise going up between the Twitter and Square buildings. Housing prices themselves have also gone nowhere but up.
Yet Square's business success itself depends upon economically vibrant cities accessible to more than just affluent techies. As someone who has spent his life fascinated by cities, Dorsey appears to earnestly believe in the power of small, independent merchants to ground not just a city's economy but its civic life. And the idealistic guiding principle of Square is to make it easier for those merchants to do business.
When asked about Mid-Market, Dorsey called the neighborhood the city's cultural center. He praised the symphony, the opera, and City Hall. He also pointed to the farmer's markets in the plaza nearby – the kind of small, independent seller that has become the emblem of the ideal Square customer. (The new Square offices also have a Starbucks across the street.)
"The neighborhood has always had a great energy to it. It's always had a business to it," Dorsey said as he stood in front of architectural drawings detailing how Square's design plans for the new office itself take their inspiration from urban design.
"When you have this dynamic range of folks coming from different backgrounds, different ways of life, different industries, everyone gets more creative. It raises all boats because it enables people to see things in a different way, which makes them think in a different way, which makes them create in a different way."
It remains to be seen whether Square's presence in the neighborhood, and the commerce Square's product enables – $700 million in transactions in San Francisco alone, Dorsey says – will raise all those boats in the way Dorsey hopes. Unlike the castles of hot air built during the first dot-com boom, however, Square's technology, and its intentions, don't seem so frivolous.
Dorsey's desire for a better civic life seems truly genuine, and his ability to build at least one transformative technology is already proven. Those ingredients may not be enough for Square, or any tech company, to salvage an increasingly unequal economy in San Francisco or throughout the U.S., economies that technology itself is largely responsible for hollowing out. But it will be intriguing to watch it try. The ripple effect of Square's ambitions could end up one of the signature stories of the latest tech boom, whatever way its fortunes—and those of the city to which it has committed itself—ultimately fall.
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