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Q: MySQL access denied while connecting to the docker container I set up a docker container with the following command
sudo docker run --name qa_mysql -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=0000 -p3306 -d mysql:latest

while doing sudo docker ps -a i can see, that the container exists:
CONTAINER ID   IMAGE          COMMAND                  CREATED          STATUS                  PORTS                                                    NAMES
bb79e1f63b0c   mysql:latest   "docker-entrypoint.s…"   53 seconds ago   Up 48 seconds           33060/tcp, 0.0.0.0:49153->3306/tcp, :::49153->3306/tcp   qa_mysql

But i cant connect to the container via mysql using this command
mysql -h 127.0.0.1 -P3306 -u root -p

I keep getting this error

ERROR 1698 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost'

I used all variations of passwords (like password, that i wrote when set up container, real sudo password etc.)
Also, I tried to change password for mysql root@locathost with these commands:
sudo service mysql stop
sudo mysqld_safe --skip-grant-tables
sudo service mysql start
sudo mysql -u root
use mysql;
show tables;
describe user;
update user set authentication_string=password('0000') where user='root';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

But nothing helped.
ALSO:
when i tried
update user set authentication_string=password('0000') where user='root';

the second time i got:

ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '('0000') where user='root'' at line 1

*

*My OS: Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS.

*MySQL: mysql  Ver 8.0.29-0ubuntu0.20.04.2 for Linux on x86_64 ((Ubuntu))

*Docker: Docker version 20.10.14, build a224086

A: The issue is with the published ports, specifically -p3306
Use instead:
sudo docker run --name qa_mysql -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=0000 -p 3306:3306 -d mysql:latest

This way you will publish the container port 3306 to host's port 3306. With your previous way your container port was bounded to a random host port.
if you run docker ps, after the status section you can see the port assigned

Example with random port assignment

In this scenario you would run
mysql -h 127.0.0.1 -P49156 -u root -p


We are left with the exact same feelings towards the Samsung Ativ Odyssey as we had towards the last year's Samsung Focus 2 for AT&T. The handset looks hastily designed and executed in order to be able to play along with its rivals without grabbing too much attention. Samsung is doing great in the Android field and looks like it doesn't really want to bother with taking the spotlight away from its Google OS equipped offerings.
What sets the handset apart from the crowd is its compact size - it is smaller than any of its rivals, thus easier to operate single handedly. The massive, user-replaceable battery is another strong feature of the smartphone - it offers the best longevity from any WP8 device we've tested. Performance and user experience are on par with the best in the WP8 realm.
The device's camera is surprisingly capable despite being with a somewhat low megapixel count. Plus, it offers smooth 1080p video recording.
The display is hardly cutting edge these days. It offers remarkable contrast and deep blacks, but the PenTile matrix somewhat compromises the experience by bringing questionable sharpness.
The smartphone's design is not quite innovative as well - it won't help it stand out in any way in a store, full of HTC and Nokia offerings.
Priced at $49.99 with a two-year commitment to Verizon Wireless, the Samsung Ativ Odyssey is not exactly dirt-cheap either. It will set you back as much as any of its competitors which doesn't bode well for its overall prospects. You can pick up a Nokia Lumia 920 and HTC Windows Phone 8X for less than $100. Both will offer you instantly better overall user experience without the removable battery. We would still believe that both devices are worth the compromise though.
The mid-range Nokia trio which consists of the Lumia 820, Lumia 822, and Lumia 810 is also more appealing than the Ativ Odyssey with a better display and camera on board. Each of the three devices also offers removable battery.
Without the marketing budget of its Android siblings, the Samsung Ativ Odyssey clearly has a difficult task ahead of itself. Thankfully for its maker, unlike in the case of its rivals from Nokia, the fate of the company does not depend on its market success.


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IU men's soccer loses to Northwestern for first time in over a decade
Jared Kelly
Dating back to Oct. 25, 2009, No. 7 Indiana men's soccer hadn't lost to Northwestern in 14 straight matches. On Saturday afternoon, that streak ended as Northwestern forward Ugo Achara Jr. scored the game-winning goal in the 87th minute to break a scoreless tie and lift the Wildcats to a 1-0 win.
The Hoosiers struggled to settle in defensively for much of the match, and offensively they couldn't capitalize on any of the 17 shots they attempted. IU sophomore goalkeeper Roman Celentano was busy in net all day as he tallied five saves, but couldn't make it six as Achara's last-minute goal caromed off Celentano and buried into the top right corner to seal Indiana's fate.
Northwestern goalkeeper Miha Miskovic was equally impressive while facing far more IU scoring chances. Miskovic matched Celentano with fives saves, and the two biggest came in the final 25 minutes when he swatted away Spencer Glass' shot in the 66th minute and Herbert Endeley's shot in the 84th minute.
In a surprise shake-up to IU's Starting XI, Victor Bezerra, IU's leading goal scorer, did not start the match and instead played 48 minutes as a substitute. Sophomore forward Maouloune Goumballe started in Bezerra's place, while redshirt freshman Quinten Helmer made his first career start in the midfield.
Injuries, once again, were also a problem for the Hoosiers. Junior right back Nyk Sessock sat out a second straight game with a leg injury, allowing Brett Bebej to make his second straight starting nod. Senior forward Ian Black followed suit as he did not log minutes, giving way to extended playing time for Helmer, Ryan Wittenbrink and Ben Yeagley.
Indiana outclassed Northwestern in nearly every column on the stat sheet, but the eye test indicated a much closer match. While the Hoosiers dominated the first half with a 10-2 shot margin and 7-2 corner kicks margin, the scoring chances rarely materialized into legitimate opportunities as the Wildcats forced awkward angles and move the ball quickly.
In what is already an odd and unfamiliar spring season, Indiana's loss to Northwestern proves that no match will come easy in the conference-only, 10-game regular-season schedule. And from here on out, the slate only gets tougher as IU hosts No. 20 Penn State next Sunday.

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Dr. Jackson Sasser has been an innovator at Santa Fe College since becoming president in January 2002. Under his leadership, Santa Fe was named the number one community college in the nation by winning the 2015 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence. The college has been in the top 10 of U.S. community colleges since 2012.
During his presidency the college has built four new campuses and a construction institute. Fifteen years ago he began addressing diversity needs, which led to his creating My Brother's Keeper, a college support program to increase retention of African-American males; Navigating the College Experience, a college-wide success initiative with early alert and progressive advisement; and the East Gainesville Initiative, a comprehensive outreach effort with faith-based partners that serves a disadvantaged region of the community. Under his direction, the University of Florida has become the college's best partner with a series of educational collaborations that include pre-selected UF College of Engineering freshman applicants beginning their coursework at Santa Fe. He contributed to the region's innovation economy by establishing Santa Fe's Center for Innovation and Economic Development, which includes an incubator to provide training and resources to entrepreneurs. His commitment to the arts and sciences led to completion of a planetarium and a fine arts hall on campus and the college's designation as an All-Steinway School. At the college's Institute of Public Safety he secured funding to construct a fully-operational replica of a small-town "Main Street" to be used for scenario-based training exercises. One of Dr. Sasser's first acts as president was implementing Internationalizing the College Initiative, which weaves a global perspective into every course and program. Since then the college has launched an international studies certificate, hosted four Fulbright Scholars, and served as a lead community college partner for two U.S. Department of State Community College Administrator Program grants.
Before arriving at Santa Fe, Dr. Sasser was president of Lee College in Baytown, Texas, and interim president at Calhoun Community College in Decatur, Alabama. He serves on the board of the American Association of Community Colleges. He was 2008-2009 chair of the Board of Directors of the League for Innovation in the Community College, 2007-2008 chair of the Florida Community College Council of Presidents, 2006-2007 president of the Florida Association of Colleges and Universities, and 2003-2004 chair and still a member of the American Association of Community Colleges Presidents Academy. He is a past member of the board of the Institute for Community College Development at Cornell University. He conducted post-graduate work at Harvard University and upon invitation participated in a University of Oxford Round Table on higher education. He was tapped as a member of Florida Blue Key, the University of Florida's prestigious leadership honorary, in April 2015.
Dr. Sasser is a graduate of the League for Innovation's Executive Leadership Institute class of 1990.


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Hem / Klassiskt / Klassiskt / Mozart, W A - Essential Symphonies Vol. 3 - Norrington, Roger
"These Mozart symphonies were recorded in two weeks at the European Music Festival Stuttgart in September 2006. More than 20 Mozart symphonies, ranging from his earliest to his last ten, were chosen to represent the superb range of his output. They included each of the "types" (symphony, serenade, opera overture), and were drawn from each of the years he wrote symphonies. As usual with the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra, we aimed to recreate as far as possible the playing style of the period. We used the exact orchestra size of each symphony at its first performance (the smallest was a mere 18 players!).
I hope you will find Mozart's amazing creativity equally enjoyable in all his different orchestra sizes, and throughout all his different compositional periods, and that some of the sheer fun performers and audience had will be communicated in these very live Festival performances." - Sir Roger Norrington
Kompositörer Mozart, W A
1 Symphony No. 8 in D major, K. 48
2 Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K. 550
Om du tycker om Essential Symphonies Vol. 3, berätta det gärna för dina vänner! Du kan snabbt och enkelt dela denna sida direkt på Facebook, Twitter och via e-post här nedanför.
Mahler, Gustav - Symphony No. 9 - Norrington, Roger
Tchaikovsky, Pyotr - Symphony No. 5; The Nutcracker Suite - Norrington, Roger
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Caroline Crampton
Caroline Crampton is a writer and editor who contributes regularly to the Guardian, the Mail on Sunday and the New Humanist. She has appeared as a broadcaster on Newsnight, Sky News and BBC Radio 4.
The Way to the Sea
Caroline Crampton was born on the Thames Estuary to parents who had sailed there from South Africa in the early 1980s. Having grown up with seafaring legs and a desire to explore, Caroline is both a knowledgeable guide to the most hidden-away parts of this overlooked and unfashionable part of the country, and a persuasive advocate for its significance, both historically and culturally.
As one of the key entrances and exits to England, the estuary has been pivotal to London's economic fortunes and in defining its place in the world. It has also been the entry point for immigrants for generations, yet it has an ambivalent relationship with newcomers, and UKIP's popularity in the area is on the rise. As Caroline navigates the waters of the estuary, she also seeks out its stories: empty warehouses and arsenals; the Thames barrier, which guards the safety of Londoners more precariously than we might; ship wrecks still inhabited by the ghosts of the drowned; vast Victorian pumping stations which continue to carry away the capital's sewage; the river banks, layered with archaeological Anglo-Saxon treasures; literature inspired by its landscape; beacons used for centuries to guide boats through the dark and murky waterways of the estuary; the eerie Maunsell army forts – 24 metre high towers of concrete and steel which were built on concealed sandbanks at the far reaches of the estuary during the Second World War and designed to spot (and shoot) at incoming enemy planes; and the estuary's wildlife and shifting tidal moods.
Caroline Crampton on Granta.com
Essays & MemoirEssays & Memoir | Granta Books
Essays & Memoir | Granta Books
Red Sands
'They appear against the horizon as the boat slowly sweeps closer into the estuary.'
Essays & MemoirEssays & Memoir | The Online Edition
Essays & Memoir | The Online Edition
Best Book of 1937: Busman's Honeymoon
Caroline Crampton on why Busman's Honeymoon by Dorothy L. Sayers is the best book of 1937.
'Alone in the silent dark, she traversed the mouth of the estuary in mile-long sweeps.'


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Q: How to fix relative paths when router used (ExpressJS) The paths in my layout jade file which is getting extended are looking like this:
link(rel='stylesheet', href='../lib/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css')
link(rel='stylesheet', href='../lib/components-font-awesome/css/font-awesome.min.css')

So it's all OK if my Link is something like
www.url.com/admin/
but when I call
www.url.com/admin/blog/new
the pathing of course is wrong. It would need to look like href='../../lib/...' because the routing looks like this:
router.get('/admin/blog/new', isLoggedIn, function (req, res) {
    res.render('admin/blog-new', {title: 'Post Blog Entry'});
})

So is there a possibility to fix this easy besides absolute pathing? (maybe I'm a blockhead right now)

A: You can serve your lib folder as named static, and after that you can get rid of the relative paths.
app.use('/vendor',express.static(path.join(__dirname, 'client/vendor')));

So as you can see in my root directory i have a client folder where i store all the downloaded libs inside the vendor folder. So i mapped the static path as /vendor.
Now in view we can refer to libs as
<link rel="stylesheet" href="vendor/jquery-ui/themes/smoothness/jquery-ui.min.css">

A: I've found out, that by using a leading / you can reference to the base path which solved the problem for me by changing the path to
link(rel='stylesheet', href='/../lib/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css')
link(rel='stylesheet', href='/../lib/components-font-awesome/css/font-awesome.min.css')

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Q: Maximal subgroup of permutations for which trace is invariant Recall that trace is invariant under cyclic permutations of a product of matrices.

Are cyclic permutations the maximal subgroup of permutations for which trace doesn't change?

A: Suppose $\sigma$ is any permutation of $\{ 1, 2, \dots, n \}$ other than a power of $(1\ 2\ 3\ \dots\ n)$. We want to show that there exist matrices $A_1, \dots A_n$ such that
$$\text{tr}(A_1 \cdots A_n) \neq \text{tr}(A_{\sigma(1)} \cdots A_{\sigma(n)}).$$
By permuting cyclically, we can assume WLOG that $\sigma(1) = 1$. Then $\sigma$ isn't a power of $(1\ 2\ 3\ \dots\ n)$ iff it isn't the identity. So if it isn't the identity, there is some minimal $i$ such that $\sigma(i) \neq i$, which means that $\sigma(i) > i$.
Set all of the $A_i$ to be the identity except $A_1, A_i$, and $A_{\sigma(i)}$. Then we want to set these three matrices such that
$$\text{tr}(A_1 A_i A_{\sigma(i)}) \neq \text{tr}(A_1 A_{\sigma(i)} A_i).$$
This isn't hard to do; random $2 \times 2$ matrices should work, but I'm out of time for now.


It's been a month since Dreamforce 2015, so I thought that it might be interesting to replay some of the hot topics of conversation from around the Dev and Admin Zone.
I was joined in the AdminZone podcast studio by two experienced and talented people from the community to help me understand what we need to make the transition to using Lightning.
LeeAnne Templeman is a Developer Evangelist at Salesforce, she can be found on twitter @leeandroid.
Justin Edelstein is co-founder and CIO at, Arkus a Salesforce partner based in New York, he's a Salesforce MVP and you can tweet him @JustEdelstein.
This week I have for you a conversation with Peter Coffee who is the Vice President for Strategic Research at Salesforce.
Many of you will recognise Peter as the host of pre-keynote conversations at many Salesforce events. I think I am right in saying that it is his voice which announces every keynote session at Dreamforce, which he has to pre-record in the run up to the conference.
If you're interested in "the future", then Peter is your man. He leads the emerging trends track at Dreamforce, which from what I have seen gives a 2-3 year view into the future of Salesforce and the technology industry.
Before he was hired by Marc Benioff in 2007, Peter was a technology journalist. He's also a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and back in the day he even wrote a book entitled How to program Java.
If you want to improve your understanding of how technology and business work together and where they are leading us Peter is your man.
I sat down with Peter in the press room at Dreamforce on the very last day with the hope that he could help straighten out my thoughts about all the announcements and technologies which were on show that week. Clearly my head was still spinning as you'll hear we made reference to the I'm a Mac adverts which ran from 2006 to about 2009, so a good 6 years ago. Not the 2 or 3 that came out of my mouth. Things move fast today it seems.
This week I'm speaking with Don Robins, who is an award winning instructor for Salesforce University and he has been a pioneer in providing education and advice for Salesforce admins and developers wanting to learn how to exploit Salesforce's new Lightning technologies.
Don and I got together in a San Francisco bar, directly across the road from the Dreamforce conference which had just closed. This conversation came almost exactly a year after our first conversation about the release of Salesforce Lightning components. We started by talking about how quickly the time had passed, and how people (including me) can catch up and start understanding how to exploit the power of Lightning.
Over the past 18 months, Don has produced some excellent materials which introduce developers and admins to building with Lightning. Top of the list is Don's Salesforce University online course which you can access for FREE. Don also produced a series of 6 blog posts which introduce the concepts of lightning and are a great primer for the training course.
If your job is as Salesforce developer or Admin then you should to continue to the on-line training, which is a high quality Salesforce University production with video and slides.
All of these great resources can be seen by going to the link http://bit.ly/lightningDon.
Take a look at the blog at http://www.technologyflows.com, you can tweet me @matmorris.
This time we hear from 2 people right at the heart of Salesforce's Lighting technology evolution.
Skip Sauls is a Director of Product Management at Salesforce and he is working alongside Doug Chasman who is Principal Architect on the Platform team.
The work of their team is making it possible for developers and admins to customise Salesforces' user interface like never before.
Doug was one of the two original architects of Visualforce, and I started by asking him if Lighting components will replace VisualForce.
This interview was recorded about 2 weeks prior to the announcement of the new Salesforce Lighting Experience, so we we're able to discuss that on tape. Skip and Doug were extremely open about the technologies which they have waiting in the wings and Lighting Out sounds like it has the potential to be a transformational technology.
Dreamforce 2015 is taking place next week from the 15th September, if you're going be sure to seek out Skip and Doug. If you're staying at home, watch the online broadcasts and keep an eye on the Salesforce YouTube channel for the sessions to be published in the weeks following the conference.


Visit the famous Rok and Haa Islands, some of Thailand's best-kept attractions!
Travel with ease and be picked up and dropped off at your hotel, with breakfast and lunch already included!
It's no secret that Phuket is home to some of the most amazing beaches in the world, and two islands you shouldn't miss are Rok and Haa Islands. Visit these two wonders via speedboat provided by Love Andaman tours and enjoy a seamless island hopping trip in one day. Give your body a beautiful tan when you lounge at Rok Island's gorgeous beach, and savor its powdery-white sand and crystal clear waters. By noon, make your way to Haa Island and explore an equally beautiful marine world underneath, packed with jaw-dropping corals and colorful fishes. Light breakfast and lunch will also be provided as well as pick up and drop off services at your hotel.
Make this one-day tour the highlight of your vacation when you visit Phuket!
Fantastic day out exploring some of Phuket's far-flung (and therefore relatively well-maintained from a tourism perspective) islands. Well-organised tour with a very energectic and friendly trilingual lead guide (Thai, English and Mandarin). Both Rok and Haa Islands are stunning turquoise-blue bases for snorkelling, with a choice given at the first stop to beach or snorkel. Second stop had even more impressive snorkelling than Rok Island as was located further out to sea in deeper water. Only piece of constructive feedback would be to shorten the lunch break after the first stop as it was nearly 1.5 hours! Could easily shorten so there is more time for snorkelling at Haa Island, which was limited to 30 minutes. Oh, and the "insurance photo" you take before boarding the speedboat is a photo they try and sell to you at the end FYI 😉 Overall a fantastic day out and highly recommended. Fantastic day out exploring some of Phuket's far-flung (and therefore relatively well-maintained from a tourism perspective) islands. Well-organised tour with a very energectic and friendly trilingual lead guide (Thai, English and Mandarin). Both Rok and Haa Islands are stunning turquoise-blue bases for snorkelling, with a choice given at the first stop to beach or snorkel. Second stop had even more impressive snorkelling than Rok Island as was located further out to sea in deeper water. Only piece of constructive feedback would be to shorten the lunch break after the first stop as it was nearly 1.5 hours! Could easily shorten so there is more time for snorkelling at Haa Island, which was limited to 30 minutes. Oh, and the "insurance photo" you take before boarding the speedboat is a photo they try and sell to you at the end FYI 😉 Overall a fantastic day out and highly recommended.
The snack bars are great, could have improved more on the lunch buffet, little to choose from. The islands are pretty yet water at haa island is not clear that day. The snack bars are great, could have improved more on the lunch buffet, little to choose from. The islands are pretty yet water at haa island is not clear that day.
Tour company was great, couldn't fault them. However, despite the trip being long and promises of amazing coral and fish, the snorkling was very bad. only saw the fish pictured from 3 snorkling spots and approximately 3 hours in the water. haa island water was quite murky. Tour company was great, couldn't fault them. However, despite the trip being long and promises of amazing coral and fish, the snorkling was very bad. only saw the fish pictured from 3 snorkling spots and approximately 3 hours in the water. haa island water was quite murky.
Ko Rok is 1 of the best beach in Thailand. White sandy dunes and crystal clear blue water. The salinity of the water is also not too bad. I can even open my eyes in the water to look at fishes and sand bed. Ko Rok is 1 of the best beach in Thailand. White sandy dunes and crystal clear blue water. The salinity of the water is also not too bad. I can even open my eyes in the water to look at fishes and sand bed.
The pick up time is punctual & meal arrangement is good , if you are person who prefer clean & comfy this package is very suitable for you. The pick up time is punctual & meal arrangement is good , if you are person who prefer clean & comfy this package is very suitable for you.
Very good arrangement and glad the weather is nice when we go there. Have used KLOOK many times for trips and never disappointed! Will recommend! Very good arrangement and glad the weather is nice when we go there. Have used KLOOK many times for trips and never disappointed! Will recommend!
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One of the best beaches I have ever seen!the ocean is as clear as a pool, We booked speedboat this time and enjoyed the other islands close by as well. One of the best beaches I have ever seen!the ocean is as clear as a pool, We booked speedboat this time and enjoyed the other islands close by as well.


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Nice saying: Never write more than what you read!
Maybe I should stop now..


What is Retin-A or Tretinoin?
Does Retin-A assist in hair growth?
Retin-A has been shown to effect cell proliferation and vascular proliferation. Studies have shown that Retin-A alone can result in good to moderate hair growth. The effect that Retin-A or Tretinoin has on growing hair is even more enhanced when used in combination with topical minoxidil. Dr Adam Lewenberg who markets a combination of minoxidil and tretinoin which is known as the Lewenberg formula carried out studies and recorded results of treatments carried out on patients. Dr Adam Lewenberg treated 484 people with a mixture of topical minoxidil and tretinoin. After two years of treatment "cosmetically satisfying" results were obtained in about 90% of these people.
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– Also maintenance therapy requires less frequent and smaller doses of the combined medication.
– The third point that Dr Lewenberg noted is that the combination treatment of topical Minoxidil and Retin-A is highly effective in women.
Tretinoin or Retin-A is available in either gel or cream forms, however the gel appears to penetrate better than the cream.
Does Retin-A have any side effects?
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It might seem basic, but it needs to be demonstrated so people can understand the nuances. I've been playing for years, but just hearing how you stretched it out already made me realize where I could have taken the song after that, but I rarely stretch parts out in my writing. thanks and great tip!
Thanks for the really helpful tips Kevin. I change up phrasing naturally as a jazz vocalist. (Applying it to songwriting is another matter) I have hope that I can learn this craft even though it's not my gift.
Beth, the biggest eye opener to me was that songwriting is a craft that can be taught and learned, although it is very hard to find people who actually teach it, which is why I founded Songwriting Planet. So, I would encourage you that, yes, you can learn it too. You will have to think about it differently from jazz melodic interpretation and improv, but after you get comfortable with writing, your jazz background should help tremendously.
That's good to hear Cynthia. Each new technique you learn adds to your overall mastery of the craft of songwriting.
This opens my eyes to the variety of usages that phrasing can be put to. I see that I can use phrasing for contrast within my verses, as well as in other sections, like the chorus and bridge. I also see that it can be useful in contrasting musical sections also, such as breaks and solos. I really love the simplicity in which this lesson is presented, and the way in which it leaves room for further exploration by the student.
Thanks Geroy, and this is just one of many melodic development techniques that you can add to your songwriting tool belt. My book, Melody Madness details over 50 others (available here: https://songwritingplanet.com/melody-madness.html ). You might want to experiment with this one for a while and then try some others from the book.
Kevin, I really enjoy the way you teach songwriting. Thank you so much for all of the insightful tips. I would like to work with you in the future to avoid recording songs that need to be recrafted before they are released for distribution.
I find it so helpful. Thanks so much Kevin. I write my songs without using any instrument.
Excellent description of phrase duration. Thanks Kevin !
Helpful! I have been doing this but it is just a trial and error thing. You have made me think about it…aware of it.


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It sounds like a fun outing - even if it was so dang hot. I wish we lived that near a beach.
It was a lot of fun. I wish I didn't forget so often how close we actually are!
You make me miss the ocean. I want to be running away from the waves like I did as a kid. Your pictures are great!


A little over two weeks ago, while most of you were paying attention to the debate about how to raise the debt ceiling, those of us who study health care policy were following hearings before the House Budget Committee. The purpose of the hearings was to scrutinize the Independent Payment Advisory Board, a commission that the Affordable Care Act created as part of its apparatus to control health care costs. And the hearings produced some genuinely interesting testimony on everything from the scope of the board's authority to the limits of its legal power. If we were in the middle of a dialogue about how to improve the board's structure and function, that testimony would be extremely useful.
Yes, these arguments should sound familiar. They are the same ones critics began making in the summer of 2009, when enactment of the law first seemed imminent. And since neither the argument nor the people making it are going away, maybe it's a good time to take a step back and remind everybody what the IPAB is; how it will work; and why it (or something very much like it) is essential to making health care accessible to all seniors and, eventually, all Americans.
Despite the fanciful attacks from some conservatives, the IPAB will not be a modern-day Politburo that brings Soviet-style management to American health care. It will be, instead, a board comprised of 15 experts on health care policy, including consumer representatives. The president will appoint the members, subject to Senate confirmation, and they will serve six-year staggered terms. Their job will be to issue recommendations on how Medicare can spend its money more wisely.
A similar commission already exists. It's called the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, or MedPAC. But its recommendations, however intelligent, usually end up collecting dust on the bookshelves of policy wonks like me. IPAB's proposals shouldn't meet the same fate. Whenever the cost of Medicare grows faster than the targets set by the law, IPAB will make proposals that would reduce the program's spending by as much as to 1.5 percentage points, depending on the circumstances. At that point, Congress would have three choices: Allow the recommendations to take effect, come up with alternatives that would achieve the same savings or opt to let Medicare costs grow up faster than planned. The one key caveat is that the final course of action, allowing Medicare to grow without further restraint, would require a three-fifths vote in the Senate.
The thinking behind this structure reflects a long-standing consensus among health care experts that Medicare needs better, smarter management. Relative to private insurance, the program has actually done a pretty good job of managing costs overall, thanks to the natural efficiencies of such a massive program and the lack of investors to satisfy with profits. But Medicare is still getting too expensive, too quickly — and there's a ton of data to suggest it doesn't do a very effective job of fostering good quality. Probably the best known evidence along these lines are the Dartmouth Atlas studies, which show that Medicare spends far more in regions like Miami than in regions like Minneapolis, but without achieving better results.
If we want to keep providing seniors with comprehensive coverage, while still getting the program's costs under control, the obvious way to do it is to operate the program more carefully. One way to do this is to adopt payment models that reward quality and efficiency. And that's not something Congress is likely to do on its own, particularly with lobbyists for every health care special interest, from device makers to local hospitals, crawling all over Capitol Hill. The hope is that an independent commission of experts, insulated from politics but still accountable to the president and Congress, can succeed where our lawmakers have failed.
The less extreme, more honest criticism of IPAB is that it will encourage payment schemes that lead to indirect rationing, by restricting access to the people who provide care. According to this argument, doctors are already turning away patients because of low reimbursements. Once IPAB ratchets down payments further, they'll turn away even more patients. But the stories about doctors turning away Medicare patients turn out to be mostly anecdotal, at least at this point. The best data available, from MedPAC among others, suggests most doctors still see Medicare patients — and are more open to them than they are to privately insured patients. Particularly given the Affordable Care Act's other reforms, which provide financial incentives that reward efficient styles of care, providers should be able to offer care as good if not better than what they offer now — while charging less money per patient.
But what if the critics are right? What if IPAB changes really did make it more difficult for seniors to see providers? That would be a problem, obviously. But the alternative is to cut spending on Medicare in ways that will affect beneficiaries more directly and more severely. The House Republican budget, which most of these critics support, is a prime example. Instead of introducing a commission to manage Medicare more efficiently, it eliminates the government program and hands seniors a voucher that, according to every reliable estimate, would provide far less financial protection. Even if competition among plans reduced the cost of care, seniors would still have a far tougher time getting care — with large numbers forced to choose between health care and other necessities, much as they were in the days before Medicare came into existence. Somehow I think that's not a reality most seniors would like.


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Interactive Splashpad (hours 9am to 9pm) and open air pavilion home to the Winter Garden Farmers Market held each Saturday from 9am to 2pm.
Any park activity where 100 or more people are anticipated to be in attendance must also fill out a special event application and follow additional special event regulations. Athletic field space use by any group must also be pre-approved.
Winter Garden parks offer many opportunities for a wide range of passive and active leisure activities. Unless otherwise noted, hours at lit parks are 7am to 10pm and unlit parks close at sunset.


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Son of Sault woman killed in crash opens up about his loss, 'She was my best friend'
Published Wednesday, September 20, 2017 5:13PM EDT
The past few days have been extremely difficult for Alex Martin.
His mother, Marilyn Monroe, was the 58-year-old woman who was killed in the Station Mall's parking lot on Saturday.
Monroe was hit by a car as she was leaving a store.
"The most difficult in the 29 years of my life," said Martin.
"My mom means everything to me. She was my best friend. She was my mom. She was everything. Anytime I needed something she was there. It hurts."
Martin said his mom always had a smile on her face and she was eager to help anyone in need.
He said those are the things he will remember.
A Go Fund Me page has been set up to help Martin during this difficult time and it's already raised more than $3,000.
"It's amazing seeing not only that people are contributing to the page, but people I have no idea who they are. (People) who my mother had no idea who they are, just general people from the community who were touched by my mom. It means a lot," he explained.
Monroe was leaving Walmart when she was hit by a vehicle driven by an elderly woman.
She had to be extricated from underneath the car, and she later died as a result of the injuries.
"The female driver of the motor vehicle was in a parking space at the Station Mall and as she went to exit the parking space she lost control of the vehicle which in turn moved forward towards the entrance to the Walmart, striking a pedestrian," explained Sergeant Ray Magnan, Sault Ste. Marie Police Service.
City police have not released the name of the 84-year-old woman who was driving the vehicle.
Police officials said the investigation is ongoing.
Alex Martin said his mom, Marilyn Monroe, was killed in a crash this weekend.
Monroe was leaving Walmart when she was hit by a vehicle.
Sault woman killed in collision at Station Mall
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James Dondero loves the city of Dallas. This is where he lives and works. Giving back to his beloved city is everything to him. Dondero has come to know many people and for him, it is not all about just having a business for profit. It is about taking some of that profit and helping others.
Dondero did help his community when he decided to donate to the Dallas Zoo. The problem was that after the last hippo died, the enclosure where they were was closed for about 20 years. People began to complain that it should be opened again. The zoo officials believed that the people who supported the zoo were right. However, they did not have the money to pull it off. That is when James Dondero stepped up to the plate and decided to help out. He gave a hefty donation that helped get a new enclosure for the hippos. It was called Simmons Hippo Outpost and it was a success. The zoo was packed with people wanting to see the new hippos in their environment. Visit Patch.com to know more about James.
In honor of the donation the Dallas Zoo received from Dondero, Highland Capital received a lodge. This place was created right near the hippo habitat and people come here to hosted events or coordinate an event of their own. Of course, some people believe that it's the lodge that is bringing the people in and they could be right. It is generating a lot of money for the zoo and that is very important. Learn more about James Dondero at Affiliate Dork.
Dondero did a good thing here. By helping the Dallas Zoo get out of a slump of not having money for the enclosure, he ensured people that somebody cares about what goes on in their community. Dondero is always looking out for Dallas. He is their hero.


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Nemesio, from the Spanish name for Nemesis, is a Spanish given name. Notable people with the name include:
 Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes (July 17, 1966), Suspected founder and leader of multinational drug cartel CJNG
Nemesio Camacho (1869–1929), Colombian businessman and politician
Nemesio Canales (1878–1923), Puerto Rican writer and politician
Nemesio E. Caravana (1901–?), Filipino film director and actor
Nemesio Antúnez (1918–1993), Chilean painter
Nemesio Rivera Meza (1918-2007), Peruvian Roman Catholic bishop
Nemesio Prudente (1927–2008), Filipino educator and activist
Nemesio Fernández-Cuesta (1928–2009), Spanish businessman, journalist and politician
Nemesio Jiménez (born 1946), Spanish cyclist
Nemesio Miranda (born 1949), Filipino painter
Nemesio Domínguez Domínguez (born 1950), Mexican politician

See also
Vitorino Nemésio (1901–1978), Portuguese writer and intellectual

Spanish masculine given names

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It's Friday---finally! You've almost survived the first full week of the year and the weekend is near. Today I am introducing you to a remarkable advocate for youth and their parents. Elyssa Williams helps families with the adoption process and describes her role in a touching way: "it is an incredible feeling to know that I participated in creating such a special bond." Elyssa is a seasoned attorney with 23 years of experience, a mother, and she also enjoys "do it yourself" projects (I hear she did some pretty amazing things to update her kitchen). She was recently recognized for her work in family law and adoption when she was nominated as one of the 10 Best Attorneys for Georgia by the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys and she is also a member of the Top One Percent by the NADC (National Association of Distinguished Counsel).


This is the flagship event for the Exchange Club of New Canaan and requires "all hands on deck". We purchase approximately 1,300 trees – fraser firs, balsams and Douglas firs – along with a variety of wreaths, roping and various seasonal merchandise. We transform Kiwanis Park in New Canaan intro a Christmas village, including Santa's workshop. We traditionally open on the Saturday immediately following Thanksgiving Day. The sale continues through the weekend before Christmas. Click here for more info.
The Country Club of New Canaan is the setting for our annual golf outing fundraiser. The outing is a great day to take a break from everyday activities and play a challenging 18 hole course right in New Canaan. The event includes a day of golf including cart and dinner joined by the Exchange Club members and a performance by the USO Liberty Bells.
Each Spring the Exchange Club holds a social fundraiser to bring the community together in a fun environment. In 2015, we held the event at Barolo in New Canaan, with the club leadership taking turns as guest bartenders. The evening included live and silent auctions.


Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is a fighting role-playing video game.
The game is very similar to its predecessor in terms of gameplay, it is mostly set in a series of 3D battle arenas mostly modeled after notable locations in the Dragon Ball universe, with the central hub being an expanded version of Toki-Toki City, called Conton City.
As reported by the creators of the Game, Conton City will be 7-times larger than Toki-Toki City. Players are able to freely traverse this new hub world, and in some areas are even capable of flying around, however this feature will not be available from start, instead being unlocked.
Players will also be able to travel to other hubs such as the Namekian Village and Frieza's ship. Some skills will have to be learned through masters, like the previous game. However, some masters will be found exclusively in these extra hubs.
Xenoverse 2 will be the fourth Dragon Ball video game to feature character customization. Players are able to choose from the five races of the first game: Humans, Saiyans, Majins, Namekians and Frieza's race.
Tnx nosteam and a happy new year.
hi nosteam, when i installed the game in the same location my save file cannot be found. Please help, thank you.
Is the 1.18 update going to come out? Also how can i start the new update with my old progress?


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For the fourth year in-a-row we headed to Quartzsite to dry out from the rainy Eureka Winters.
I didn't get as many photos as usual on this trip. We were very preoccupied with rallies and most importantly, a "new" motor home! We purchased, via the internet, a 1990 Blue Bird Wanderlodge that was located in Phoenix. We went down earlier than usual to pick up the bus and move everything from our Safari. We then took the Safari to Los Angeles to a consignment lot for sale. Lots more pictures of the Blue Bird here. We were able to attend a Blue Bird rally while we were in Quartzsite, with a bunch of vintage busses ranging from 1973 to 1998 models. Click the aerial view for a very large picture of the rally from the air.
We did get a chance to do some desert geocaching, including several on the old Butterfield Trail east of Gila Bend.


I spent roughly 2 weeks working on this kit, and it's the first kit that I've fully completed with paint and all. Overall, I'm happy with the look, especially with the thrusters and other metal areas, but I could use some more practice with shading and weathering. There are a few blunders that could of been avoided if I had been more disciplined with the planning and sanding portion of the build - lessons learned.


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Dr Richard Robertson, Director of the UWI's Seismic Research Centre in St Augustine, Trinidad, is a Geologist and Volcanologist whose work has been ground-breaking in the study of volcanoes and the geology of the region. He is a world expert on the subject whose books and articles are used as benchmarks, and he is active in public education on the issue. Dr Robertson has published academic books, and numerous refereed articles and book chapters in his areas of expertise.
Born in St Vincent, Dr Robertson's interest in volcanology was inspired by his personal experience in 1979, when he and his family woke to the eruption of the Soufriere volcano, which displaced thousands of Vincentians. He subsequently studied Geology at UWI, Volcanology at the University of Leeds in the UK (M Phil) and completed his PhD in Geology at Mona, Jamaica. His PhD thesis (The Volcanic Geology of pre-Soufriere Rocks in St Vincent) and his Volcanic Hazards Atlas are benchmarks in the study of volcanology in the Eastern Caribbean.
An experienced field researcher as well as an academic, Dr Robertson has served as head of the Soufriere Monitoring Unit in St Vincent in 1987-1993, and in 1996 was Chief Scientist at the Montserrat Volcano Observatory. His research interests include volcanic hazards, the evolution of volcanism in St Vincent, and multi-parameter monitoring of volcanic hazards. He is much sought after as a consultant on his area of expertise to, inter alia, UNESCO, the Organisation of American States, the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and United Nations Development Fund.
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Dr Robertson has been much recognized and awarded for his work. He has received scholarships from the UNDP and Association of Commonwealth Universities for higher education. He has also received grants from the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 and a Commonwealth Professional Fellowship. In collaboration with colleagues at the Seismic Research Centre he has secured project grants from the Caribbean Development Bank, USAID, European Union, CCRIF and the Government of Trinidad & Tobago.


This house / villa (contemporary house) of 116 m² (about 1247 ft²), built in 2010, with a land size of 1002 m² (about 0,25 acres) contains 5 rooms including 3 bedrooms, 1 shower room and 1 toilet. It is equipped with a swimming pool, with a terrace and with a garage. Heating : electric.


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Final ReCAP: A Fellow's Farewell to Campus Archaeology
Hello, old friends. It is with a heavy heart that I say goodbye. It is a bittersweet farewell: I've finished my Ph.D. (a good thing),and it is therefore time for me to end my tenure with Campus Archaeology (a sad thing). The past three-and-a-half years …
The Goldmines of Prehistoric Archeology
This is an update from undergraduate intern Billy on his prehistoric project for Campus Archaeology. You can't help but feel excited finding projectile points. In fact some people have made hobbies around collecting, showing off, and selling these mysterious ancient artifacts that are littered about …
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Intern Update: MSU's Prehistoric Past
This is a Campus Archaeology Intern Update by Billy
Right under our feet, thousands of years ago, lived people that called this their home. Of course none of the buildings were here yet, and the landscape looked quite a bit different. This semester I plan on discovering a little about what their life was like, who they were, where they settled, what materials they used, and when were they were here.
I'm going to use the research found by the CAP field school, work with MSU faculty, and do independent research to investigate these questions. 3 CAP interns, including myself, are going to present our findings at an conference later on in the year. I'm hoping to learn a lot and gain valuable experience.
Late Archaic projectile points from the Beaumont Site
Early campus didn't look like it did today. Most of the area was swamp and woodlands. The area would almost completely flood over making it uninhabitable part of the year. This means that settlers that were here, were only here temporarily. While most people around this time were settling near water, the people who settled on early campus had to settle a little ways away from the river due this heavy flooding. Which explains why we found some of the objects where we did. We believe the artifacts we've found are from the late archaic and early woodland period due to the shape of projectile points and because of other local sites with similar features dated around this time.
The early settlers were most likely foragers and small game hunters. The feature and artifacts we found would suggest that this was a temporary occupation. This may have even been a seasonal hunting spot. Vegetation, seeds, and nuts, like walnut, acorn, and beech, would have been a source of food along with small game like deer, elk, raccoon, muskrat, and goose.
Well my work is cut out for me researching who was here, how they lived, what materials they used, and when they were here. I'm hoping to learn a lot from other local sites and artifacts have been found in the area. I'm hoping this will give me good insight and help me apply the knowledge to the early settlement we have found.
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A review of The Nine Pillars of History: An Anthropological Review of History, Five Religions, Sexuality and Modern Economics, All as a Guide for Peace, by Dr. Gunnar Sevelius.
Dr. Gunnar Sevelius's effort with his book, The Nine Pillars of History, falls within the tradition of thinkers putting their ideas on paper in the hope of changing world paradigms. An ambitious hope, certainly, but a laudable one in an era increasingly dominated by technology-mediated rhetoric and hyperdata, the hyper-real information-neutralizing glut of data. Much like Buckminster Fuller and others, we need intellectuals willing to engage the broader philosophical and practical underpinnings of our social dysfunctions. Unfortunately, Dr. Sevelius's ostensibly anthropological effort is diluted by methodological confusion that strands him in circular reasoning.


When TUI UK unveiled plans for a new addition to their Marella Cruises fleet, their ambition was not only to modernise the cruise customer experience – but to attract a younger audience of holidaymakers and families on board. Together, we defined a design concept for Marella Discovery that would deliver a range of family-friendly and trade-up environments with a signature TUI smile.
We designed and branded spaces across the ship, from live entertainment venues and bars to the casino, spa and teen hangout, making sure each represents a distinct offer which actively enhances every Marella Discovery holiday. We created eight dining venues including two signature restaurants: the street-food inspired Snack Shack by the pool and a contemporary a la carte eatery Gallery 47 ˚. Balancing the pace and flow of the ship means guests can enjoy these spaces throughout the day, with quirky design details to discover on every visit. Marella Discovery's maiden voyage took place in summer 2017.
We continued our relationship with Marella Cruises, adapting our design concept for the Marella Discovery 2, the Marella Explorer (unveiled in summer 2018) and Marella Explorer 2, set to launch in 2019.
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Swish Ball! by Frank and Jordan again, published by appsolute. No banners from what I have seen.
Touchdowners, the game of the day! Congrats.
Yeah thats awesome to see, Thanks!
BTW who are these Frank & Jordan? Is that there Stencyl profile name?? Curious to know.
http://www.stencyl.com/users/index/397960 This is one of them.
This is Yo! and friends, a follow up to Yo! Lets up.
Sorry for the delay. Updated both the games.
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Earlier this week at Gamescom, CD Projekt Red showed off a new trailer for their upcoming game Cyberpunk 2077. While not too much was changed from the initial E3 trailer, the trailer was followed by news that the game, in its current state, was playable from start to finish.
Cyberpunk 2077 is arguably one of the most anticipated games in years, and after 6 years of development, it has been confirmed by producer Richard Borzymowski in an interview with Engadget that the game is now playable from start to finish.
In the interview, taking place at the CD Projekt Red Gamescom booth, Borzymowski stated that the games development had reached a significant point. While there is still a need for more playtesting, bug fixes, and the addition of a few assets, the overall framework for the game appears to have been finished.
There was also some talk about the demo shown at Gamescom. According to Engadget writer Jessica Conditt, the demo shown here was virtually the same as the one shown at E3, with the key differences being a new weapon being introduced, as well as showing the games setting, Night City, at night. This is something that CD Projekt Red has refrained from up to this point, and had led to criticism of the initial E3 trailer from both fans and even the author of Neuromancer and father of the Cyberpunk genre, William Gibson.
These developments have also led some to ask about a possible release date for the game. While no official statements have been made, there has been speculation that the game will likely be released sometime in 2019. This assumption comes from two main facts that we know of.
First off, CD Projekt Red received a grant from the Polish government in order to research new game techniques back in 2016. The proposed techniques that earned the developer the funding, which include "City Creating" and "Cinematic Feel", have been speculated to be specifically for Cyberpunk 2077, and while there has been no official confirmation of this, if true it would mean the game would have to be released by June 2019.
The second thing that have led people to the idea of a 2019 release is the statement by the game's Quest Designer, Patrick Mills, that the current console generation would be what the game was aiming for. With the next generation of consoles rumored to release as soon as 2020. As such, this would leave a fairly small window of time for CyberPunk to release.
Right now there is a lot of speculation surrounding the game, but with this recent information it's understandable to see people getting even more hyped for the game's release, whenever that may be.


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Missouri cattle farmer Greg Fleshman became so concerned about keeping his local hospital open that in 2011 he joined its governing board.
Chris Smiley spent most of Tuesday moving the last of the boxes out of Sac Osage Hospital in rural Osceola, MO. In the months after the small town's only hospital closed for good, the facility's CEO has been selling off supplies and making arrangements to transition her patients' care to other places. The building itself is set to be demolished.
For someone who was clueless about what he wanted to do after finishing high school, Luke Stephens has done quite well in life.
He's now Dr. Luke Stephens, with a degree in cell and molecular biology from Missouri State University in 2004, and a medical degree from the University of Missouri at Columbia.
The Doctor Shortage In Rural Missouri: Are Advanced Practice Nurses A Solution?
Lisa Schofield regards her business as an example of the future of health care in rural Missouri.
She owns the Theodosia Family Medical Clinic in south central Missouri, a region with a big demand for medical care and too few doctors to meet it. Theodosia is situated in Ozark County near the Arkansas border. The clinic serves about 900 patients, all of whom are treated by a nurse practitioner, or an N.P.
He woke up in the middle of the night late last year, one hand swollen and the rest of his body was shaking all over.
John Redford realized the symptoms were the consequences of several bites and scratches the day before from his struggle to put the family's 40-pound cat into a cage. He managed to calm himself enough that night and drive an old Mustang 50 miles to a hospital emergency room in Jefferson City. There doctors began weeks of treatment and ultimately saved Redford from losing a finger.
This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: Pemiscot Memorial Hospital, in Hayti, Mo., is on the equivalent of life support, unsure how long it will survive without an infusion of more federal Medicare and Medicaid dollars.


The change in the state of a Mg–Si cluster with pre-aging at 363 K, followed by aging at 303 or 323 K, was studied by means of a tensile test, three-dimensional atom probe (3DAP), and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) measurements. Mg–Si clusters formed during isothermal aging (one-step aging) at 363 K after solution heat treatment were different from the ones formed at 303 and 323 K. Furthermore, during aging at 303 and 323 K following pre-aging at 363 K (two-step aging), the clusters that were originally formed at 363 K (high-temperature clusters) grew in size and a new type of clusters (low-temperature cluster) were newly formed at 303 and 323 K. The increase in yield stress with aging time at 303 and 323 K was greater with the pre-aging at 363 K than without the pre-aging. The greater increase in the yield strength was attributed to the growth of the high-temperature clusters formed in the pre-aging and the nucleation and growth of the low-temperature clusters, both of which proceeded during the aging at 303 or 323 K.


It's also British slang for annoying.
I just looked up something in the online documentation for PHP. Pages are generally clean and usable as they appear in the browser, although there are a few poor practices if you look at the underlying HTML.
However. Take a look at a typical page. Below each formal section are (often useful) comments. Try moving the focus down the page different ways—scrolling, moving the mouse, page down. One comment at a time appears in dark colors. The other comments are pale and washed out until you move the focus to them. Then, over 0.4 seconds, they become opaque and readable.
And most of the goodwill from how well thought-out the rest is is squandered.
There is no reason to make text unreadable. And less still to waste the user's time as they're made readable.
Since transitions are new to CSS3, my guess is that programmers were playing. As they had in 1994 with <blink>.
Then someone in the room has to say it's great to know we can do this if we ever need it. But we don't now. So take it out.


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Actor, Poet, Writer to be Featured Speaker at ML King, Jr. Scholarship Breakfast
Tags: Moreno Valley
Aaron White, an actor, poet, writer and motivational speaker, will be the featured speaker at Moreno Valley College's Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Breakfast, Friday, January 15.
White, a native of Los Angeles who attended St. Bernard High School, earned a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from the California Institute of the Arts. He owns Slingshot Media and is known for bringing creative arts and life skills to at-risk youth. His one-man show called The Blood They Shed has been touring for five years and in June 2014, White debuted his second theatrical experience — Black and White Series, which was birthed out of his creative writings. His works tackle controversial topics that live in the grey areas of society today. He is known for taking audiences on a journey that combines both a story telling narrative with sublime poetry.
Proceeds from the 7:30 am breakfast, which will be held at the Moreno Valley Conference and Recreation Center (14075 Frederick St., Moreno Valley, CA 92553), benefit the College's scholarship fund. Sponsorship opportunities are available through the Riverside Community College District Foundation Office at (951) 222-8627 and tickets are available for $25 by calling the Admissions & Records Office at (951) 571-6358.
As part of the event the Foundation and the College will present five $500 scholarships; one to the winner of the College speech competition and four to essay winners from Moreno Valley and Val Verde unified school districts.
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KABUL - The group's commander said neighboring countries are helping to mobilize Taliban groups for their own benefit.
A group of fifty Taliban fighters have joined the peace process in Badghis province, local officials said Sunday.
According to the officials, the Taliban fighters joined the peace process as a result of efforts by the High Peace Council (HPC) and in corporation with government forces.
"We are glad that today our unhappy brothers, who are our own Afghans and the sons of this country, come back and join their other brothers. I welcome them," said provincial governor Abdul Ghafoor Malikzai.
Badghis Police Chief General Ahmad Fahim Qaim said that the group will have a positive impact on the security of the province.
"Today we are glad that a large group of our unhappy brothers who fought against the government stopped the war and handed their weapons to government and joined the peace process and by them joining the peace process the security of Badghis will improve," said Qaim.
Meanwhile, the Taliban group commander, Abdul Ghafar, known as Tofan, said that neighboring countries are helping to mobilize Taliban groups for their own benefit.
"Fifty of us today joined the government, and soon more than two hundred of our colleagues are supposed to be with the government, and now we want jobs from the government," said Tofan.
Badghis Provincial Council has called on other Taliban fighters to join the peace process in order to ensure the security of the country altogether.
"We also call on the Taliban's other group to join the government like this group and return to their normal life," said Abdul Aziz Bek, head of the Badghis provincial council.


I just wanted to briefly talk about a few bloggers that I've met on my blogging journey. The blogging community is a lively one, there are so many different kinds of bloggers and they are all amazing. I have met some pretty awesome people while blogging and they have made my experience so much better than I ever thought it would be. These bloggers I mention have been so supportive of my blog and have read, liked and commented on numerous posts so I thought I'd show them some love by sharing their blogs for you all to check out!
With these bloggers you will find lifestyle tips, positivity, adventures and interesting thoughts and ideas. You'll read about books, music, makeup, how to be happier and some really great life reflections. I have learned so much from these people and I think their blogs should be seen by all. They've inspired me and I couldn't thank them enough.
I'm glad to call these people my friends and fellow bloggers. Their blogs are amazing and I look forward to reading their posts every time I see a new one pop up. You all should check them out!
Hey Cadie – thank you so much for the shout-out! lovely to wake up to see your post.
Wow Cadie! Such an honour to be in your list.
I have been a bit lousy with the blogging lately, but this gives me new motivation.


By Kim: My love of dogs started before I was even able to speak! Looking back on all the childhood memorabilia that was saved over the years, almost everything is related to animals, but mostly to dogs. Crayon drawings, sketches, paintings, stories and so on. "What do you want to be when you grow up?" was always answered with "A Veterinarian"...well I was certainly not an honor role student and never became a Vet, but my passion for dogs brought me down a path that is just as fulfilling. I started my own "business" of walking neighborhood dogs when I was about 10 years old and went on to be a volunteer at the local SPCA for many years. I wasn't allowed to have my own dog while still living at home but I vowed that that would be the first thing I did when I moved out. Along came Oscar in 1996. Oscar took me on many adventures and taught me so much. He was the first dog that I ever competed with and we did everything from Obedience to Flyball to Agility to Disc Dog and so much more!
Since then I've lived with multiple dogs of multiple breeds but have devoted myself to breeding, raising and training Border Collies and the Working Bearded types.
I have had the pleasure of being encouraged, educated, supported and most of all inspired by so many wonderful people along the way. These people were willing to share information that could only be aquired by the life experiences they have had, and for that I'm forever grateful. I consider everyday a learning experience. It is always an honor to have the chance to experience the birth of a litter of puppies that have been so carefully planned for. All of the lessons that the dogs have taught me...and continue to teach me everyday... is what makes me feel fulfilled.
I have also been blessed with a great guy who is almost as passionate about dogs and animals as I am but in the very least supports MY passion and puts up with living amongst quite a few furry family members! My husband Peter and I met through Frisbee competitions and had known each other as friends for a couple of years before we actually got together. Peter got started with his first dog, an Australian Shepherd named Bella in 2002 and a second one, Aida, one year later. Since we have been together he has embraced the crazy world of dogs and is now handling the girls of the house in various sports. We all compete in Flyball, Frisbee (Disc Dog), Dock Dogs, Obedience and a little bit of Agility! In 2012 we welcomed our son, Braeden, into the world and he has been lucky enough to be enriched by sharing his world with our animals as well.
On top of the dogs we have a small hobby farm that includes 3 Alpaca (Abby, KoKo and Blitzen), two Nigerian Dwarf goats (Gary Noodle and Lincoln Loud) and 12 chickens who give us the BEST tasting eggs! And not to be forgotten our resident cats, Catrick Swayze our naked Sphynx and Smitten the BC cat with the loudest purr known to catkind.
We are glad you took the time to get to know us... and we hope to get to know you better too! We love having guests to our home and welcome you to come and meet the dogs in person anytime. Thanks for visiting our site!
Typical Power Tripper...love the water!


There was a tornado warning in my backyard. I am not even kidding you, in my backyard. My house was covered in the red on the little weather map on tv with the little twisty thing.
I would say that it was scary, but I was blogging and watching Pri.vat.e Pr.acti.ce on TiVo and I didn't even know about it until 15 minutes later. Then it was just kind of funny. It was cool that my cell phone blew up with concern (never turned it off silent after work).
So, I guess there are downfalls of TiVo. Who knew?
I don't know what I would have done if I did see it in time. I don't even know how to hunker down. I don't know the first thing about natural disasters… that's why I live in AZ. No natural disasters. Today has been kind of a crazy day… tornado warnings, blizzard warnings, massive flooding. AZ has gotten 1/2 of it's annual rainfall in less than 24 hours. We don't get this too often. I need to get some sleep.
I don't think any tornados even touched down… not that I ever really thought any would. I mean, it is Arizona.
That's some crazy weather you are having out there!
In the event of a tornado, if you have time, open windows on both sides of your house. It helps the air flow through and may eliminate some damage. If you have a basement, head there. If not, seek refuge on the ground floor, preferably in a room with no windows. Or get into the bathtub and cover your body with something like folded up towels or pillows.
I was terrified of tornado warnings as a child, and they were frequent here in PA. I'd take my prized possessions (my hot pink radio, my hamsters, and my pound puppy) into the basement and hide in the dryer. Haha!
I live in a different part of PA than Jodi and thankfully, we never experienced tornado warnings (maybe a tornado watch here and there). I wouldn't know how to hunker down either, except to go to the basement. It's a good thing you were watching Tivo and didn't realize. That's how I would prefer it. I get freaked out when we have 'high winds'. Well, glad nothing came of it for you. It's crazy that AZ is getting all of that rain.


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Q: Demonstration of the 2-Sample Cramer-Von Mises statistic – How to show the lines that sum to make the CYM statistic So basically I want to visualize how the 2-sample Cramer Von Mises Statistic is calculated, by taking the sums of the deviations between two ecdfs. My code is the following:
sample1<-rnorm(100)
sample2<-rnorm(100, 2, 2)

group <- c(rep("sample1", length(sample1)), rep("sample2", length(sample2)))
dat <- data.frame(KSD = c(sample1,sample2), group = group)
cdf1 <- ecdf(sample1)
cdf2 <- ecdf(sample2)

minMax <- seq(min(sample1, sample2), max(sample1, sample2), length.out=length(sample1))

x0=vector(mode="double", length=length(abs(cdf1(minMax) - cdf2(minMax)))) #x is variance in f(x)-g(x)!!
y0=vector(mode="double", length=length(abs(cdf1(minMax) - cdf2(minMax))))
y1=vector(mode="double", length=length(abs(cdf1(minMax) - cdf2(minMax))))

for (i in 1:length(abs(cdf1(minMax) - cdf2(minMax)))) {
  x0[i]=(abs(cdf1(minMax) - cdf2(minMax)))[i]
  y0[i]=cdf1(x0[i])
  y1[i]=cdf2(x0[i])
}

a=ggplot(dat, aes(x = KSD, group = group, colour = group, linetype=group))+
  stat_ecdf(size=1) +
  xlab("mm") +
  ylab("Cumulitive Distibution") +
  ggtitle("K-S Test: Sample 1 / Sample 2")
for (i in 1:length(x0)) {
  a=a+geom_segment(x = x0[i], y = y0[i], xend = x0[i], yend = y1[i],
                   linetype = "dashed", color = "red") +
    geom_point(aes(x = x0[i] , y= y0[i]), color="red", size=1) +
    geom_point(aes(x = x0[i] , y= y1[i]), color="red", size=1)
}
print(a)

This nearly works, however the xbounds are completely wrong, and I can't find a way to fix it. The following plot is rendered:

However, I want a plot that looks like this:

A: Are you perhaps looking for something like this? I have shortened your code a little but it is still fully reproducible:
library(ggplot2)
#> Warning: package 'ggplot2' was built under R version 3.6.3

set.seed(69)

dat  <- data.frame(KSD = rnorm(200, rep(1:2, each = 100), rep(1:2, each = 100)),
                   group = rep(c("sample1", "sample2"), each = 100))

minMax <- seq(min(dat$KSD), max(dat$KSD), length.out = 100)

cdf_df <- data.frame(x = minMax,
                     min = ecdf(dat$KSD[1:100])(minMax),
                     max = ecdf(dat$KSD[101:200])(minMax))

ggplot(dat, aes(x = KSD)) +
  stat_ecdf(aes(colour = group, linetype = group), size = 1) +
  geom_segment(aes(x = x, xend = x, y = min, yend = max),
               data = cdf_df, color = "red") +
  labs(x = "mm", y = "Cumulitive Distibution",
       main = "K-S Test: Sample 1 / Sample 2")

Created on 2020-10-08 by the reprex package (v0.3.0)


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Erwin de Leon
The Cost of Being Gay and Married
Photo by Simona Combi, Urban Institute
This week, the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments in two landmark gay rights cases. At issue in Hollingsworth v. Perry is the constitutionality of California's Proposition 8 banning same-gender marriage, while in United States v. Windsor, at issue is whether Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) violates the Fifth Amendment's guarantee of equal protection under the law for all citizens.
DOMA's Section 3 limits marriages to those between a woman and a man. This means that lesbians and gays legally married in states that allow same-sex marriage are denied the 1,138 federal benefits, rights, and privileges enjoyed by couples whose marriages are recognized by the federal government. To date, gay marriage has been recognized in Connecticut, the District of Columbia, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, Washington, the Coquille Tribe (Oregon), the Suquamish Tribe (Washington), and the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians (Michigan), but lesbian and gay couples legally married in these states and jurisdictions are not treated equally under federal law.
In 2009, the Tax Policy Center and the Williams Institute held a panel discussion called "The Higher Cost of Being Gay: Life, Death, and Taxes." As Howard Gleckman wrote,
when it comes to federal taxes the question is not whether you are gay or straight, but whether or not you are married. Depending on the relative income of each spouse, married couples either enjoy a marriage bonus or suffer a marriage penalty. Of course, heterosexuals can choose to marry or not and live with the tax consequences. Gays and lesbians have no such option. Even though a handful of states now recognize gay marriage, for federal tax purposes their marital status is irrelevant.
In short, it costs to be born and married gay. And it's not just the tax code. Gay couples are denied Social Security, inheritance (i.e., estate tax and retirement savings), and health care benefits taken for granted by their straight counterparts. A few years back, the New York Times estimated the lifetime penalty for a gay couple. In the best case scenario, it would be about $30,000. In the worst case, it comes out to well over $200,000.
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Rabbi David A. Whiman became Rabbi Emeritus of North Shore Synagogue, Syosset New York in July 2012 after serving as Senior Rabbi since 2003. After graduating Phi Beta Kappa from the College of William and Mary he served as an officer in the United States Navy. Inspired by his volunteer work as Jewish lay leader for military and civilian personnel in Athens Greece, he entered the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion and was ordained in 1979. He served congregations in Houston and Boston before coming to New York.
Rabbi Whiman received his D. Min, from Andover Newton Theological School where he concentrated his research on organizational dynamics and institutional change. He is coauthor of Learning While Leading: Increasing Effectiveness in Ministry published by the Alban Institute. He has written widely on organizational and individual learning and lectures in the Educational School on the New York Campus of HUC-JIR.
Rabbi Whiman is acknowledged as a superb preacher and was invited to speak at Harvard's Memorial Church, the Institute of Religion and to address the Episcopal House of Bishops. He delivered the Baccalaureate sermon at Commencement Exercises at his alma mater. He has taught at Boston College, Andover Newton, Rice University and Brandeis University. He is currently writing a manual for preachers based on the Or Hadarshanim, a 17th century work by Jacob Zahalan, rabbi and preacher to the Jewish communities of Rome and Ferrara.
Rabbi Whiman is also an avid collector of antique Judaica. Synagogue carvings from his collection were featured in the exhibit Jeweled Horses and Gilded Lions: The Synagogue and the Carousel which explored the connection between Eastern European Jewish and American Folk Art.
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San Diego waterfront hotel, near Beaches, SeaWorld, the ZOO.
Welcome to the Courtyard Marriott San Diego Airport hotel at Liberty Station that is nestled along the water and located near SeaWorld, the San Diego Zoo, Stone Brewery and downtown. Over a dozen restaurants and shops are with walking distance, including the popular Liberty Public Market. The hotel is adjacent to a beautiful 46-acre park, offering outstanding waterfront views of downtown San Diego and has a vast array of activities including an outdoor pool, bike, paddle board and kayak rental, and jogging trails. Guest rooms are luxuriously appointed and include free high-speed internet, cotton-rich linens, iHome docking stations and 42" HDTVs. Relax at one of the San Diego Airport hotel's stylish on-site restaurants, bars or waterside BISTRO, and choose between indoor or outdoor seating. Our complimentary shuttle service to and from the SAN - San Diego Airport will get you to our Liberty Station hotel quickly and easily.
San Diego Marriott hotel located at Liberty Station just across from the SAN – San Diego Airport with complimentary shuttle service for all guests.
Walking distance to over a dozen Liberty Station restaurants and shops, including The Liberty Public Market.
Meeting space for groups up to 400 people, complimentary WIFI, fitness center, outdoor heated pool and fire-pit area.
Freshly renovated rooms designed with style and comfort.