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Recently, A Science Careers story by Susan Gaidos profiled several researchers who have pioneered methods for gathering data with the help of non-scientists. Of course, not all contacts between scientists and knowledgeable non-scientists are as well coordinated as those. In fact, serendipitous, fleeting encounters can still be quite rewarding for researchers, both scientifically and personally.
An example comes from plant ecologist Andrea Lloyd of Middlebury College in Vermont. About 10 years ago, she was starting a project to study Arctic tree-line expansion on the Seward Peninsula in Alaska. The Arctic tree line is a latitudinal version of mountaintop tree lines — if you go far enough north, the trees disappear. As the planet warms, Lloyd hypothesized, that tree line should move northward. She planned to study this using tree rings.
One of her first orders of business was to buy topographical maps in a store in Nome. There, an elderly local man — an Inupiat subsistence hunter she came to know as Mr. Johnson — asked her what she was doing. When she told him about her research question, he replied, "Well, you've come to the right place. I can tell you," Lloyd recalled during a discussion with journalists in Fairbanks last month. "It turns out he'd been driving this road past my study sites to his fishing camp every year for 40 or 50 years." He took the maps she had just bought and marked how the tree line had moved over those decades.
Ideally, she says, scientists would take the time to build relationships over time, as the scientists in Gaidos' story did. But that's not possible for most scientists, including her. It is possible, however, to follow those principles even in short-lived partnerships, like the one with Mr. Johnson. For example, when a reporter called Lloyd about her work, she suggested that the reporter contact Mr. Johnson, "so that he retained control over his observations," she explained. "They weren't mine to share with the newspaper; they were his." The reporter followed her suggestion and featured Mr. Johnson in a story in the Anchorage Daily News.
To cap off her work, the next summer Lloyd sent a student to the Seward Peninsula to discuss the research with local teachers so that the information she gathered could be shared with the communities that were most directly affected.


I worked in Advertising, then in Broadcasting, for over 20 years and it taught me a lot. I can talk at length about teenage boy's antiperspirant needs, why Alka Seltzer's fizz solves your problems and way too much about the nervous system of a cockroach.
I worked as a Board Account Director at London's AMV/BBDO, BBDO Italia, BBDO Mexico and EuroRSCG. In my Agency days I worked mostly with FMCG manufacturers, big brands with big budgets.
I managed five international brands for Gillette and helped launch the Venus razor in the UK. I managed seven Chocolate brands for Mars and launched Celebrations Box Chocolates throughout Europe. I worked on a number of Quaker Oats brands in both the cereal and snack categories. I've worked on petfood, over the counter medications and pesticides. Which means, I can also talk about hairballs and athletes foot.
My career took a big step when I set up the Account Management and Planning Department at Sky Broadcasting's Creative Agency. Our department focused on strategy and delivery of promotions for Sky's programmes, movies, Sky+, SkyHD, Sky 3D.
As the Head of Account Management at Sky, I found myself in an unusual position of managing a creative team. I didn't have the craft skills to be their creative director but was regularly surprised at how often I could coach them to a solution. Coaching with creatives was a great experience and convinced me that we often have the answers buried within us, we just need the right prompting to bring them to the forefront.
I realized it was my favourite part of the job, so I went back to school in 2010 for a post grad diploma in Coaching and started my own business. The chance to work with creative thinkers and release their potential is a real privilege. And its a lot more fun then hairballs.
Post Grad Diploma, ILM 7, in Executive Coaching. Certificate in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Certificate in Myers Briggs, Member of the Association for Coaching. In 2017 received a certified accreditation as a Master Level Coach by the Association for Coaching.


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Antropopresja – ogół działań człowieka (zarówno planowych i przypadkowych) mających wpływ na środowisko przyrodnicze.

Czynniki antropopresji, czyli czynniki antropogeniczne – czynniki związane z każdą formą pośredniego lub bezpośredniego wpływu człowieka na środowisko i bytujące w nim rośliny i zwierzęta. Na terenach użytkowanych rolniczo jest to całokształt działalności związanej z produkcją roślinną i zwierzęcą. Działalność rolnicza, podporządkowana nadrzędnemu celowi, tj. maksymalizacji produkcji, często prowadzi do degradacji środowiska (np. w wyniku nadmiernej chemizacji). W rezultacie działalności pozarolniczej również zachodzą niekorzystne zmiany, np. zmniejszanie powierzchni użytków rolnych na korzyść gospodarki komunalnej i zabudowy przemysłowej, skażenie atmosfery, wody i gleby przez przemysł, zachwianie stosunków wodnych w glebie wskutek pogłębiania rzek lub wadliwej melioracji. Na terenach użytkowanych rolniczo jest to całokształt działalności związanej z produkcją roślinną i zwierzęcą, a na terenach uprzemysłowionych - z przemysłem.

Rodzaje antropopresji – konkretne oddziaływania człowieka na środowisko, np. zanieczyszczenie wody, emisja hałasu, zaśmiecanie, wycinanie lasu, emisja zanieczyszczeń powietrza.

Skutkami antropopresji są rozmaite przemiany środowiska, zwane ogólnie jego degradacją np.zatrucie wody, wyjałowienie gleby, zniszczenie pokrywy roślinnej. Innymi efektami antropopresji może być np. zaburzenie funkcjonowania stad zwierząt. Aby temu zapobiegać, stosuje się:
 ochronę środowiska w postaci zakładania parków narodowych, rezerwatów, oczyszczania środowiska
 umiejętne gospodarowanie np. zalesianie, rekultywacja, racjonalne użytkowanie gleb.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Podgórski Zbigniew: Antropopresja wywołana funkcjonowaniem młynów wodnych na przykładzie wschodniej części Kotliny Grudziądzkiej, Dolina Dolnej Wisły. Wrocław : Polskie Towarzystwo Geograficzne, 2004. Czasopismo Geograficzne, 2004, 75, 1-2. Literatura s. 77-81.

 Geochemiczne, hydrochemiczne i biochemiczne zmiany środowiska przyrodniczego na obszarach objętych antropopresją : geochemiczne zmiany w środowisku gruntowo-wodnym pod wpływem związków toksycznych : materiały IV konferencji naukowej, Kraków - AGH, 9 grudnia 1997 (red. materiałów konferencyjnych Zenon Kłapyta, Jerzy Fijał) ; Akademia Górniczo-Hutnicza im. S. Staszica, Zakład Mineralogii, Petrografii i Geochemii. Wojewódzki Inspektorat Ochrony Środowiska w Krakowie. Komitet Nauk Mineralogicznych przy VII Wydziale Polskiej Akademii Nauk. Kraków : CPPGSMiE PAN, 1997. .
 Klimko Ryszard: Antropopresja w geosystemie miasta Piły i jego otoczeniu: Poznań : UAM, 1991. .
 Burdzik Tomasz: Przemiany przestrzeni a społeczny wymiar miasta, w: Z badań nad wpływem antropopresji na środowisko, T. XIII, Wydział Nauk o Ziemi Uniwersytetu Śląskiego, Katowice, Sosnowiec 2012,  ss. 18-24, ISSN 1895-6785

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Q: Can a gdb backtrace somehow omit the argument values? I'm working on some modifications to DynamoRIO, which uses byte* for pointers into the code cache. When I'm debugging in gdb, the backtrace command thinks every byte* is null terminated, so it prints this massive spew of byte values all over the backtrace. I need a way to either:

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*Turn off the display of arguments in the backtrace, or

*Change the way gdb prints a byte* (preferably just the pointer value as a hex number)

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*Use "set print frame-arguments none" to turn off display of arguments in backtraces. See GDB Manual: Print Settings.

*You can also write a pretty printer in Python and register it with GDB to change how byte * are displayed.

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Q: Kerberos net ads join doesn't respond I'm trying to join Active Directory in Xubuntu 16.04 in a enterprise business enviroment so I'll change the name of my REALM by MY.EXAMPLE.CORP. My issue is: when I run
net ads join -U Administrator

it asks me the password for the AD administrator account, I put the password but it stills there, it doesn't give an error or success message. Just still there. The terminal just hanged in there
I tried the kinit and klist commands and the result is:
Tickect cache: FILE:/tmp/krb5cc_0
Default principal: Administrator@MY.EXAMPLE.CORP

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Man dies after Bedfordshire Police detain him in Caddington
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Image caption Bedfordshire Police were called to Manor Road, Caddington, at about 19:30 BST on Sunday
A man detained by police who were investigating reports of an assault died later in hospital.
Bedfordshire Police was called to Caddington, near Luton, at about 19:30 BST on Sunday after reports that a man had been attacked at a house.
Officers said a man in his 20s was detained in the house on Manor Road. He then became unwell and was taken to hospital, where he died.
The incident has been referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
Officers remain at the scene while inquiries continue.
The police have not issued any more details about the attack on the other man which they were originally called out to investigate.
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About flying bullets
March 28, 2016 March 28, 2016 commongunsense"accidental shootings", #Enough, American gun culture, American gun laws, ATF, bad apple gun dealers, Brady background checks, Chicago gun laws, Chuck's Gun Shop and Pistol Range, Congress members and guns, corporate gun lobby, domestic shootings, easy access to guns, Federally licensed firearm dealers, gun suicides, Illinois gun laws, kids and guns, Minnesota gun deaths, private gun sales, public health and safety, second amendment, straw purchasing, stray bullets, Terrell Mayes Jr., Tyesha Edwards, Zarriel Trotter
Yes, it's true. There are bullets literally flying around in some of our neighborhoods at will with no end in sight. Eventually they stop but they really don't know where to stop and sometimes stop in an unintended place. Of course, if bullets stop at an intended target, that is also very bad and often deadly.
The gun rights advocates love to refer to Chicago and all of the gun deaths there to make their case that Chicago ( and Illinois) have strong gun laws, so why all the deaths? That's a good question.
A recent senseless shooting, as if they all are not, points to the ease with which guns fall into the hands of those who intend harm. A young Chicago area teen who had participated in a campaign to end the violence, was shot in the back by a stray bullet in his neighborhood. The bullet was apparently intended for someone else who could have also been killed or injured. This young boy will never be the same. Nor will his family and friends. He was trying to stop the very thing that happened to him from happening. From the article with a quote from the shot boy- Zarriel Trotter:
In a 2015 public service announcement, Trotter spoke out against gun violence.
"I don't want to live in my community where I have to keep on hearing of people getting shot and people getting killed," Trotter said in the video.
Good grief.
Why are so many bullets flying in some of our communities? Where are the guns and bullets coming from?
For one thing, all guns start out as legal purchases. Guns go from manufacturers to licensed gun dealers where they are sold with background checks. Private sellers get their gun collections (hopefully) by undergoing background checks at a federally licensed firearms dealer and then often sell them to people who are not required to undergo a background check in most states. It's easy. Just like that a transaction is made with no background check and the seller has no idea to whom he/she is selling a deadly weapon.
For some reason, the gun rights extremists love to claim that this does not happen. But in most states, in fact, it does. In Illinois, since I brought it up earlier, all gun sales require background checks or verification of a Firearms Owner Identification card at gun shows-even private sellers. So then, where are the guns coming from that are used in the many shootings in Chicago neighborhoods? Presumably the shooters and those committing crimes are not law abiding gun owners?
Gun trafficking from states with looser gun laws, is, of course, the undeniable answer to the question. This great article from The Trace shows the map of recovered crime guns and from where they enter the city of Chicago and the state of Illinois. A small number even come from my state of Minnesota. Apart from private no background check sales, straw purchasing and allowing illegal sales also provides guns to our streets. So "bad apple" gun shops like Chuck's Gun Shop and Pistol Range in Riverdale outside of Chicago provide many of the crime guns used to kill innocent people inside the city of Chicago. A small number of gun shops like Chuck's in states all over our country, knowingly allow straw purchasing or other bad practices that provide guns to those who shouldn't have them. From the article:
The suit claims that the stores are not forced to be vigilant about sales to minors and to straw purchasers—those who buy guns for others who aren't allowed to. The stores are immune from lawsuits for the results of their gun sales thanks to a law, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, pushed through Congress in October 2005 at the behest of the gun industry. So the plaintiffs are going after the cities where the stores are located to force them to institute common sense rules to prevent improper gun sales. In Illinois, municipal governments, not the state, are responsible for making such laws.
But something can be done about this. So why not? If the gun lobby is correct that criminals can always get guns, why would they object to common sense measures to make sure they don't get them? Here are the measures demanded in the above mentioned law suit against the bad apple gun dealers:
The suit suggests several changes in the cities' gun ordinances. As outlined by the Tribune, they are:
–Mandating background checks for all gun store employees;
–Deterring theft through adequate surveillance and exterior lighting;
–Training managers and employees to identify signs of straw purchasing;
–Requiring dealers to maintain an alphabetical log of all gun sales where the gun was later recovered at a crime;
–Requiring mandatory inspections of a store's inventory to help detect theft and trafficking of guns, and;
–Requiring video cameras to record the point of sale to discourage buyers who may use false identification.
But in a depressing admission to reality, here is a quote from the article: "The suit will be a tough one to win, according to George Mocsary, a law professor at Southern Illinois University who specializes in firearms law. He told the Tribune that for a civil rights claim to work, there generally has to be an intent to harm a particular individual or community, such as African-Americans. "I suspect that it will be dismissed," he said."
Further, the gun lobby has made sure that the ATF- the agency responsible for monitoring and regulating licensed dealers, is vastly understaffed and underfunded. Why? Good question for which I don't have an answer. From the article:
"If you want an agency to be small and ineffective at what it does, the ATF is really the model," says Robert J. Spitzer, author of The Politics of Gun Control. Spitzer, a political science professor at the State University of New York College at Cortland, says the ATF's critics, in particular the National Rifle Association (NRA), have been "extremely successful at demonizing, belittling and hemming in the ATF as a government regulatory agency." The result, he says, is an agency with insufficient staff and resources, whose agents are "hamstrung" by laws and rules that make it difficult or impossible to fulfill their mission.
So we have an agency that could make this better but thanks to the ever deceptive gun lobby, they are "hamstrung" in their job. Lives are being lost every day thanks in part to these ludicrous efforts to actually stop us from preventing gun deaths and injuries.
The sad reality is that young people in communities of color in large urban cities are affected by gun violence in greater numbers than their counterparts. This is not OK. We know that gun violence can strike anyone of any race, age, or socioeconomic level. Domestic violence, suicides and homicides occur everywhere. But we also know that we must address the availability of guns in affected communities if we are to be serious about saving at least some lives. In my state of Minnesota, young children of color have been killed by stray bullets flying around in their neighborhoods, leaving families to mourn the lost potential of their children.
One June night of 2012, Terrell Mayes, Jr., 3 years old, of Minneapolis, was hit by a bullet that came through the siding of his home. He died. From the article:
"You keep 'em in, you keep 'em in, but yet and still that bullet, that devil, came right through the wall and took my baby," said Marsha Mayes,….."
Babies dying from bullets…..
This article suggests that gunfire is common in the neighborhood where 3 year old Terrell was shot and killed. Are we at war? Gunshots should not be common in any of our communities. Is there any explanation at all for how an 11 year old girl can be shot and killed by a stray bullet while she is sitting in her home doing her homework as happened to Tyesha Edwards of St. Paul in 2002?
There is no explanation for this kind of senseless violence. Even passing stronger gun laws will not change some of this. We don't have throw- away lives. Our children are our future. We must protect them from violent and avoidable deaths.
A gun culture that has been formed over many years' time and with the help of a corporate gun lobby that wields too much money and influence will be difficult to change. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't try. It's past time for far too many. But lives can be saved with common sense and resolve. No one should be afraid to challenge the false notions that we shouldn't do anything about our national public health epidemic because it won't work. If that were the case, we wouldn't try to solve any of our public health and safety problems. Life would be a free for all with no laws or rules for anything. People would be dying from all kinds of preventable diseases and accidents. That is not who we are as Americans.
It's a ridiculous deception that nothing can change because of the second amendment. The second amendment to our Constitution was written before 90 Americans a day died from gunshot injuries due to homicides, suicides and "accidental" discharges or shootings. It was written before the common sale of semi-automatic assault type guns to average citizens. It was written before there were 300 million plus guns in the hands of Americans. It was written before regular mass shootings in our schools and public places. It was written before some of our leaders decided it was a good idea for just anyone to be able to buy guns without making sure they are people who should be prohibited from having a gun. It was written before the "wisdom" of the corporate gun lobby pushed our state legislators to pass laws to allow people to carry loaded guns around into every nook and cranny of our communities. You get the picture.
We've had #Enough of this. Communities and organizations working together can change the conversation and change the culture about guns and gun violence. As long as guns and bullets are so available and seen as "necessary" in some communities, our children will be at risk. Perhaps when children and teens see adults getting serious about addressing the violence epidemic, they will model what they see. For
every gun in the hands of a child or teen must first come through the hands of an adult.
Here are some things you can do:
Stand up and demand change.
Join an organization working for change.
Talk about the risk of guns in the home.
ASK if there are guns where your children or teens hang out.
Store your guns safely away from children and teens and to keep them from being stolen.
Talk to your friends during difficult domestic issues to make sure guns are not readily available.
Tell your legislators and Congress members that you expect them to support legislation to require background checks on all gun sales.
Support other legislation to make sure guns are not easily accessible to domestic abusers, felons, those adjudicated mentally ill, gang members, and others who should not have guns.
Together we can do this.
Of course, it was a holiday week-end but one wouldn't anticipate that 5 people were shot in Minneapolis over the holiday. It's true. And some truly stunning facts:
The shooting comes as gun-related violence has risen in Minneapolis — much like in other Midwestern cities, such as Cleveland and Chicago.
Fifty-four people have been shot in Minneapolis through March 21, the last day for which police data were available, an 86 percent increase over the same period last year. In north Minneapolis alone, 43 people were injured in shootings, compared with 15 last year, police records show.
Meanwhile, the city is also coping with a rise in violent crime, which has jumped 5.3 percent compared to this time last year. In downtown, serious crimes like aggravated assaults and rapes have increased 21 percent, while the Second and Third police precincts have seen a sharp rise in the number of robberies, records show.
Bullets flew in Minneapolis last week-end. One dead and 4 injured. It's time for that to stop.
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I looked up the crime spike in Minneapolis and it is pretty appalling. Maybe it has something to do with the lack of people in the city being able to adequately defend themselves. http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/police/about/investigations/police_about_gun-permits
Nonsense. It's easy for anyone in Minneapolis to get to the county Sheriff's office where they can get permits if they so desire. It is located in the downtown area. It's pretty hard for a child to defend him/herself with a gun, though, don't you think? It's also hard, if not impossible, for an adult to defend themselves from a stray bullet flying in the streets.
It is not nonsense. You can get a permit to purchase a gun, not a permit to carry one. Pretty big difference. As for children defending themselves with firearms, it can be easily done given the child has enough training and the right mindset. such as http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/south-carolina-boy-13-fatally-shoots-burglar-wounds-second-suspect-n462006
Getting a permit to purchase or a permit to carry is pretty easy in Minnesota for those who choose to do so. If your beef is that people have to go to the Sheriff, they would have to go to the Sheriff to get either now and the office is quite accessible. This is what's nonsense about the story you just posted- a 14 year old boy who shot and killed a 13 year old friend while playing with a gun. That happens many times more frequently than the story you provided. http://klfy.com/2016/03/21/boy-playing-with-gun-shoots-friend-13-in-the-face/?utm_content=bufferffc0d
It's in my latest post. Check it out.


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March 16, 2021 in System-Based Creations
Traykar the swift
Once upon a time, around Nine years ago, I was a burgeoning fan of Ninjago, an avid reader of Brickipedia, and hadn't yet made my way to Mocpages. I was in the store, probably Books a Million, where I was flipping through a Ninjago Brickmaster book when I laid my eyes on my first mech.
Not exactly the most inspired build, but was an inspiration to me. I mean come on! It was a Giant Robot, what could be cooler than that! I didn't end up buying the book since I was a child at the time, but my interest in Giant Robots was Peaked. Fast forwarding a few years, after a couple of dodgy attempts to make one with parts from the Toy Story Pizza Planet Truck, I was looking through Youtube to find some cool lego reviews and mocs, I stumbled across this video by Artifex Creation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtAMGj74Br0
Now, this blew my tiny Ninja obsessed mind, I had no idea that Lego mechs could be that big. Keep in mind that most of my time on Mocpages at the time was concerned with bionicle, and at the only mechs released for the theme where the Samurai X mech, the Fangpyre mech, the first Fire mech, and the previously mentioned Skulkin Mech. Unfortunately I lacked any real parts to build something substantial, so I sat on my hands for a bit. But all that Changed once I got my filthy mits on Superman V. Power Armor Lex
I wanna say that was late 2013/early 2014 since I was really looking forward to the upcoming rebooted season. I mean Come on, they were fighting Robots! So I tried my hand at building some sort of Nindroid Lighting Mech with the parts I had. The only problem? I didn't have any Nindroids, so I ended up making some amalgamation of Final Battle Jay and the Series 8 Evil Robot. He had stolen Jay's powers and color scheme. Cut me some slack guys. Fortunetly, I was about to get some of those sweet Ninja robots with my first Ninjago mech: The Destructoid
This Thing had it all: Choping blades! A Disk Shooter! A Sawblade! Tank tracks! And a sword! This thing was awesome, and it was another in a long line of Ninjago Purchases. Fast Forwarding to 2017, I fully caught up with the show, and excited for the movie, and moreso the sets. We had gotten some pretty goods mech in the past, but it seemed that with the film came a renaissance of Ninjago set designs. Bigger, Bolder builds that sought to do more than what came before it, and that was where my problem began: The Garma Mecha Man.
Now, there's nothing inherently wrong with the set, it serves its purpose as an affordable imitation of the onscreen build at an smaller scale. It's well built and fun to mess around with, if a bit chunky. No, the problem came when you compared it to some of the other sets in the wave.
(Picture taken from the Brickset Review)
The Garma Mecha Man isn't exactly the most imposing build. In the film, it seemed like it could go toe to toe with all six ninja vehicles at once. The Set looks like it could hardly go up against one, so I set out to build one that could.
Not my best work, I'll admit. This early design was plagued with poor shaping, weak knees, and a waste that was only held on by four studs, though it could fit a figure inside. It was a rough start, and disassembled soon after, but it was a stepping stone for bigger and better things: Garmagedon
Constructed with the parts of The Nindroid Mechdragon, The Destructoid, The Garma Mecha Man, the Iron Doom, the Oni Titan, The Water Strider, and whatever odds and ends I had laying around, and with the Four Golden Weapons plugged into its chest, the mech was almost on the verge of perfection. The only Problems? My attempt at torso articulation left no room for a cockpit, made the build very unstable, and provided very little movement. A rework was in order before I could hope on showing it off, and to help celebrate the ten year anniversary of Ninjago, I got off my butt and decided to get to work.
And that brings us to today. Countless reworks, and two extra arms, I'd like to show you guys the finished **Shogun Titan**
I know I've talked a lot in this post, but I hope that my work speaks for itself. Oh, and sorry for any fuzzy pictures.
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Valendale
Great mech. I like how the size and bulk gives it a real intimidation factor.
1 hour ago, Valendale said:
Thank you! That's exactly what I hoped to do with it!


Pulsatilla vulgaris 'Alba' – a tough alpine plant, requiring sun and sharp drainage – and lustily resents being moved once established so pick your spot carefully! These beautiful flowers, with their heavily textured, fluffy-furry overcoats, are followed by striking seed-heads, extending the season of interest. There are cultivars in blues and reds too.
Plants for the garden are usually chosen for their structure, their colour or their stature. But how often have you visited the garden centre or nursery to search for a plant of the right texture?
Most frequently, texture is associated with leaves: run your fingers through the wafty fronds of Stipa tenuissima or touch your cheek with a velvety leaf of Stachys lanata, say. But Pulsatilla vulgaris is a tactile flower whose petals and stems are covered in down.
The pulsatilla – called the pasque flower because it produced a green dye that was used to stain Easter eggs – is an alpine plant. It is a familiar sight in gardens, though these cultivated plants are often leggy and overgrown. In its mountain haunts, the pulsatilla grows to only a few inches tall, a neat and compact plant with starry purple cups resting on tuffets of silken leaves. It thrives on neglect: the poorer and more limey the soil, the more true to itself it remains; the sunnier, drier and more exposed its site, the happier it is.
If you cannot resist buying one or two plants, try to replicate the conditions they would meet in the wild to maintain their mountain charm. Choose the sunniest place in the garden. If your soil is fertile, remove a bucketful or two and mix it half and half with any material that will aid drainage; ideally sharp grit, but bashed-up rubble or pea gravel will do. If you can get your hands on old lime rubble, add that to the mix, and if your soil is on the acid side with a pH of less than seven, add garden lime. Return the mixture to the hole, plant your pulsatilla firmly, and top dress with more grit to retain moisture underneath the soil, provide drainage around the crown and suppress weeds.
The fluffy seed heads that follow are just as tactile as the flowers. Before they parachute away, take a whole seed head between finger and thumb and plunge it, seeds down just under the surface of gritty compost, tails aloft and protruding. Finish with a layer of grit, water well and leave outside. Enough seeds should germinate to create your own little colony.


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Q: How to create a file in multiple directories in Linux? I'm just doing this as an exercise in Linux but, I was wondering how could i use touch to create one empty file and have it exist in multiple directories.
For example i have a directory layout like the followng:
~/main
~/main/submain1
~/main/submain2
.
.
.
~/main/submainN

How could i get the file created by touch to exist in all of the submain directories? My first thought is to have a loop that visits each directory using cd and call the touch command at every iteration. I was wondering if there was a more elegant solution?

A: What about this:
find . -type d -exec touch {}/hiya \;

this will work for any depth level of directories.
Explanation
find . -type d -exec touch {}/hiya \;

*

*find . -type d --> searchs directories in the directory structure.

*-exec touch {}/hiya \; --> given each result, its value is stored in {}. So with touch {}/hiya what we do is to touch that "something"/hiya. The final \; is required by exec in find clauses.

Another example of find usage:
find . -type d -exec ls {} \;

Test
$ mkdir a1
$ mkdir a2
$ mkdir a3
$ mkdir a1/a3

Check dirs:
$ find . -type d
.
./a2
./a1
./a1/a3
./a3

Touch files
$ find . -type d -exec touch {}/hiya \;

Look for them:
$ find . -type f
./a2/hiya
./hiya
./a1/hiya
./a1/a3/hiya
./a3/hiya

And the total list of files/dirs is:
$ find .
.
./a2
./a2/hiya
./hiya
./a1
./a1/hiya
./a1/a3
./a1/a3/hiya
./a3
./a3/hiya

A: If your directory naming structure is numbered like your example IRL you could do the following:
touch ~/main/submain{1..N}/file.txt

This would put file.txt in every folder named submain1 through to submainN
If they're not numbered 1-N you could also try:
touch ~/main/{foldername,differentfolder,anotherfolder}/file.txt

This is a less general solution than the above but may be more understandable for learners!


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New data centers in Africa aim to drive economic growth
US-based investment firm First Brick Holdings has announced its plans for multiple investments to develop tier III data centers across eastern and southern Africa
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US-based investment firm First Brick Holdings has announced plans to drive digitization across eastern and southern Africa with multiple investments and developments of tier III data centers.
The new centers will aim to address the demand for data center infrastructure in local African markets. The economic growth rate in eastern Africa, according to First Brick Holdings executive director Robert Mullins, currently averages between 5–10%.
Furthermore, Mullins added that when economic growth is integrated with "parallel trends in digitalization and content consumption, we see annual data usage and associated storage requirements increase by 20–30%".
A data center in Uganda, deemed "Raxio Data Center", will be the first of its developments in eastern Africa. The new data center will play a key role in Uganda's evolving digital economy and will aim to cut costs of connectivity and "attract global cloud service providers, content distribution networks and regional carriers", the firm said.
According to the firm, Raxio is Uganda's first state-of-the-art tier III network-neutral data center, with intention to open in mid-2019.
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Commenting on the challenges associated with digital transformation, ranging from mission-critical enterprise services to e-government initiatives, Mullins said, "East Africa is being held back by the lack of secure, scalable, reliable, low -latency data storage solutions.
"By leading investment in, and development of data centers in the region, we are unlocking this latent demand in the market and removing a significant barrier to the continued digital transformation of this exciting and vibrant market."
Looking ahead, First Brick Holdings has said it will aim to develop and launch a further five tier III centers across the both eastern and southern by 2022, totaling a sum of approximately $50m in project investments.
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This Day In History › Birth of Liberty Hyde Bailey
Topic(s): Postal History, Science
Birth of Liberty Hyde Bailey
US #1100 was issued on Bailey's 100th birthday.
Horticulturalist Liberty Hyde Bailey was born on March 15, 1858, in South Haven, Michigan. The gardening and horticulture stamp issued for Bailey's centennial birthday also marked a significant US postal first!
Bailey grew up on his family's pioneer farm. They were renowned for their innovative farming techniques and prize-winning apple orchards. Bailey was especially talented at grafting – their orchard had over 300 cultivars and his neighbors often sought his help with their plants.
Bailey had an interest in plants and reading from a young age. He enjoyed studying taxonomy and plant classification. After graduating from the Michigan Agricultural College in 1882, he was hired by renowned botanist Asa Gray to work as his assistant. After two years working with Gray, Bailey returned to Michigan to serve as a professor and chair of the Horticulture and Landscape Gardening Department at his alma mater. It was the first horticulture department in the country.
US #1005 – Bailey's Junior Naturalist Clubs are considered inspirations for 4-H Clubs.
Then in 1888, Bailey moved to Ithaca, New York to chair the Practical and Experimental Horticulture Department at Cornell University. As early as 1893 he promoted the idea of a state-supported agricultural program at Cornell. He and fellow professor Isaac Roberts gained support for the idea by giving lectures and demonstrations, and even visiting farmers' homes and helping solve their problems. They soon gained significant support and Cornell changed the name of the Department of Agriculture to the College of Agriculture. In 1903, Bailey petitioned the state for support for an agriculture building. He succeeded and was made the first dean of the New York State College of Agriculture from 1903 to 1913.
US #Q12 – Bailey's work on the National Commission on Country Life was instrumental in the legislation that established Parcel Post.
Bailey was the co-founder of the American Society for Horticultural Science in 1903. He also spearheaded a Nature Study movement – opposing the belief that learning had to be about distant or intangible subjects. He encouraged children "to work with tools and soils and plants and problems." Bailey helped found Junior Naturalist Clubs, which helped inspire the 4-H movement. He also chaired a National Commission on Country Life in 1908, and his resulting report led to the Cooperative Extension System. Bailey's research was also instrumental in the establishment of Parcel Post service and rural electrification.
US #2144 – Bailey's commission was also influential in rural electrification.
Bailey retired from Cornell in 1913 to spend more time writing and addressing social and political issues. He wrote 65 books on horticulture during his life and founded two journals on the subject. Bailey also edited more than 100 books by others and published over 1,300 articles. He also coined the words cultivar, cultigen, and indigen.
Bailey died on December 25, 1954. Cornell later named Bailey Hall in his honor. Since 1958, the American Horticultural Society has given out an annual Liberty Hyde Bailey Award.
US #1100 – Fleetwood First Day Cover
The 1958 Liberty Hyde Bailey Stamp and Cancel
In 1958, Cornell University held the Liberty Hyde Bailey Centennial Celebration. To mark the occasion, the US Post Office issued a stamp on Bailey's 100th birthday, March 15, 1958, at Cornell University. The stamp didn't picture or name Bailey, instead it depicted an allegorical image of the "bountiful earth."
US #1100 – Plate Block First Day Cover
The First Day Covers for this stamp also have an interesting first. They have the first pictorial First Day of Issue cancels. Between the circular postmark and "First Day of Issue" killer bars, they placed a reproduction of one of Bailey's bookplates. Pictorial cancels were soon added to a number of other covers, paving the way for the large, full-color pictorial cancels we have today.
Learn more about Bailey's life and work from the Cornell website.
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3 responses to "Birth of Liberty Hyde Bailey"
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Dennis Naughton
Very interesting. Michigan State University (current name if Michigan Agricultural College) is still a pioneer in horticulture.
UncleScroge
Didn't realize that this was the first pictorial First Day of Issue cancels! What an interesting article.
Loren Bulock
If we accept a basic goal of our lives to better this world and all its life, Bailey certainly is a fine example.


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WHY I LOVE MY VEHICLE: 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Willys Sport
Before 2019, Corey Finkelstein never considered owning a Jeep.
The manager of Hagerty Insurance's Signature Services Group already owned a few cars, including a company car he used to commute to work from Wasaga Beach. When he and his wife, Laurie Coupland, were looking for a fun new vehicle, good fuel economy or practicality weren't their main concern. Instead, they wanted something they could enjoy with the top down when the weather was nice.
It was around the same time that Jeep Wrangler revamped, replacing the JK with the JL series. There were multiple changes made to the vehicle, from a new diesel engine to new styling, modern amenities, and overall improved reputation and reliability. So, the couple jumped on board and purchased the 2019 Jeep Wrangler.
But when Jeep announced that it was issuing the Willys edition for 2021, Copeland, who always had a penchant for quirky cars (prior to the Wrangler, she owned a Nissan Juke) grew excited. The pair figured out a way to trade in their 2019 for the 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Willys at Orangeville Chrysler in October 2020. Although the Jeep is Copeland's daily driver, Finkelstein takes it out often for his pleasure drive. Here, Finkelstein shares why he loves his Jeep.
"The main reason we bought the Jeep was its resale value," said Finkelstein, whose work is in providing specialty insurance for high-end vehicles. "We compared this to the Mini Countryman – and I know they're not comparable vehicles, but they were the same price range — and I looked at the resale value after a year, and the Countryman was close to half while the Jeep was still almost the original retail value.
"I'm not exactly sure why. I think it's the desirability and fun factor. They're pretty bulletproof vehicles too – you can really beat it, and the price is good. That's why we switched to the 2021 because we didn't lose anything. Yes, we had the cost of using it for a year and a bit, but the Jeep holds its value, and there aren't a lot of cars on the market that do that.
"We bought the Jeep unseen and we put our money down before it arrived on the lot," said Finkelstein. "Our dealer was able to find us an early stock from another dealer in St. Catharines. There wasn't a lot of information about that specific vehicle because it was so new, but we already knew what the Jeep was like, and the interior options are very similar, so we knew what we were getting into. We were buying the Willys package more than anything. I think our 2019 Jeep sold within a couple days of when they put it on the used Jeep lot.
"The 2019 we bought felt more like a street Jeep. It had less aggressive highway tires, and a color (charcoal grey) that wasn't very dynamic. The Willys suits our personality. We're not off-roaders, so it's not like a crazy built-up Jeep, but it's got more aggressive wheels, includes LED headlights (as opposed to the 2019 which has it as a higher-level option that we didn't go for), a four-wheel drive sticker on the tailgate, and the Willys badging on the side. We were super excited for the sort of heritage the Willys brand adds to the vehicle, and the Sarge Green was really the determining factor. We bought it for the colour. [Laughs.]
"We like the presence it has on the road: It's a bit of an eyecatcher with the colour and the release badging. But the most interesting thing is the community. So, there's this Jeep Wave which you do as you pass another Jeep. It's something we had to get used to. It's funny because we have a Mini Cooper Roadster as well, and if you wave, people think there's something wrong with you. [Laughs.]
"Once in Creemore, I came to the vehicle and there was a crocheted duck stuck in the door handle. And I was like, 'what's this?' It's basically a Canadian thing and it means you've been 'ducked,' and you're supposed to keep putting a rubber ducky or crocheted duck on other Jeeps [to help spread the Jeep love]. A lot of Jeep owners will buy a bunch and drop them on people's fenders and stuff. It's kind of neat."
This article was edited for space and clarity. Want to be featured in Why I Love My Vehicle? email us at wheels@thestar.ca.
Renée S. Suen is a Toronto-based lifestyle writer/photographer and a freelance contributor for the Star. Follow her on Twitter: @rssuen
A CLOSER LOOK: 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Willys Sport
SARGE GREEN AND HERITAGE
Both Finkelstein and Copeland love the look of the Willys from the badging to the Sarge Green colour.
"It's kind of a unique colour," said Finkelstein. "It's not crazy showy but it does stand out; it had just come out and wasn't available before that. I also think it's more like a heritage thing. It's sort of harkens back to the days of the Willys-Overland (producer of military Jeeps), so it gives it a bit more of a military feel."
"This model is kind of like a mild hybrid. It has a 48-volt electric motor attached to the engine [acting as a starter-generator]," said Finkelstein. "It wasn't why we bought it, but it has a little more pickup. The auto start on this model is a lot quicker, so when you come to the stoplight, and you put your foot on the brake and the engine shuts off, it just starts up instantly, where there was a bit of a lag with the 2019 Wrangler. And my understanding is that the sort of mild hybrid has something to do to help with that."
The Wrangler's easy to remove and install soft top system can be reclined for a convertible-like top.
"Every time I get in the vehicle, regardless of the weather – unless it's raining, I just throw the top down, and it's super easy," said Finkelstein. "[Laurie's] absolutely hooked on the Jeep. It's the truckiness of it, how it drives, how it handles, and she loves being able to take the top down and enjoy the sunshine. It's hard to pry the keys out of her hands."
The vehicle was provided to the writer by the automaker. Content and vehicle evaluations were not subject to approval.
This article was originally published by Wheels.ca. Read the original article here.
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With five months to go until Election Day, the Romney and Obama campaigns are already slinging negative ads. But analysts suggest they're an essential part of voters' decision-making process.
President Barack Obama speaks in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington earlier this month. He opened a new advertising assault on challenger Mitt Romney's record as a businessman, casting the likely Republican nominee as a greedy entrepreneur who bought up companies and wiped out jobs.
And you thought it was bad already.
There are still five months to go before Election Day, and the campaigns of Mitt Romney and Barack Obama are just beginning to lock horns for real, but negative attack ads are already exploding over the airwaves and the Internet.
Take Mr. Obama's recent attack on Mr. Romney's work at private equity firm Bain Capital or Romney's recent broadside against Obama's economic policies. Both candidates have record-breaking war chests already and continue raising funds at a dizzying pace in anticipation of what may end up being a scorched earth campaign.
Add to all this the growing deluge of advertising resulting from the 2010 US Supreme Court decision Citizens United, which opened the fire hose for private money pouring into so-called "super PACs." So long as the super PACs do not coordinate directly with the campaign, there is no limit on how much super PACs can spend on ads supporting or denigrating one candidate or another, as witnessed in the messy Republican presidential primary race.
Those hoping this year for a kinder, nobler national debate to choose the next occupant of the White House likely will be sorely disappointed.
But veteran political watchers and analysts readily point out that negative political advertising may actually be essential to the process of deciding whom to vote for.
What's more, attack ads that mock, distort, and caricature candidates have a legacy going back decades, possibly centuries. The campaigns of the Founding Fathers were notorious for ugly name-calling such as Thomas Jefferson's battle against John Adams in 1800. According to Paul F. Boller's book "Presidential Campaigns," Adams's Federalist allies distributed pamphlets and other printed materials accusing Jefferson of being a fraud, a cheat, a Deist, and, worst of all, a "Jacobin" – an insult derived from the French Revolution.
The mark of an effective negative ad is believability, one that plays on a viewer's bias or suspicions, says Kathleen Hall Jamieson, director of the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. "The best ads are close to what you think you already know," she says.
One reason that negative advertising and political ads get so much criticism, Mr. Shrum asserts, is "they shift the balance of power over voter perception away from the media and toward the paid political class," he writes. In other words, the media don't like political advertising because it's competition.
Ms. Jamieson agrees that attack ads serve a purpose in helping voters select someone to support, filling out the spaces that might otherwise remain blank in a candidate's résumé or stump speeches.
Who's behind 'toxic' super PAC ads? We may never know.


NetherRealm Studios today revealed that another fan-favorite character is coming to Mortal Kombat 11.
Noob Saibot, the former Sub-Zero who was murdered by Scorpion, is back. Last seen in Mortal Kombat 2011, Noob's fanbase had hoped he'd make a return. Thankfully, NetherRealm listened and confirmed that he is indeed back.
Similar to Mortal Kombat 11, Noob Saibot uses a shadowy double to enhance his attacks. The use of the double allows Noob to vastly increase his range and close the distance on foes. A new sickle sword looks ready to slice apart foes, including Noob's own brother. Overall, Noob looks sadistically fun to play as.
Mortal Kombat 11 is out April 23 on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Switch.


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It has another advantage as well: the neck can be quite easily removed for travelling. To do this, you detune the strings and remove the bridge pins to release them from the guitar body. There's no need to worry about taking them off the tuning pegs. Reaching in through the soundhole allows you to undo the neck bolts and slip the neck off its restraining pin.
Once disassembled the instrument will fit into a compact travel case you can take with you as cabin luggage if you want.


The Marchesi Antinori family are world famous for two wines; one is Tignanello the other Solaia, which since 1978 has become Antinori's and one of Italy's most prestigious wines. Solaia is a mirror reflection of Tignanello made up of 75% Cabernet Sauvignon and 25% Sangiovese, Tignanello is the exact opposite. In 2010 the blend includes 5% Cabernet Franc, used in some vintages to balance the wine, reducing the percentage of Sangiovese to 20% and the result is that "The 2010 Solaia is even better than the Tignanello (96 points)". Galloni conducted a vertical tasting of Solaia back to 1978 and proclaimed 2010 as their best ever wine.
Solaia translates loosely as 'The sunny one', aptly named to reflect the glorious sunshine that showers the eponymously named ten hectare vineyard;situated 350-400 metres above sea level, on wonderful terroir of calcareousrock (alberese). The site is adjacent to Tignanello in the Mercatale Val di Pesa zone of Chianti Classico, further inland than Sassiaia and Ornellaia (coastal Bolgheri) and the wine is famed for intense sweet ripe cherry and blackcurrant fruits, combined with dark chocolate, baking spices, rum cake, balsam, and tobacco.
It is interesting to note that the name Antinori can be traced to Homer's Iliad where Prince Antenor was spared his life for allowing the wooden horse 'bearing gifts' to enter the gates of Troy. He fled Troy and travelled up the Adriatic to establish Venice. It is from this lineage that the House of Antinori derives their name. The Antonori family have just opened a multimillion dollar underground edifice including a museum, restaurant and tasting area just outside Florence which has been described by Angelo Gaja as "the most revolutionary event in modern Italian wine".


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Bail agent president entitled to his own opinion, not his own facts
The state Supreme Court has set general guidelines with wide ranges — drug trafficking, for example, ranges from $5,000 to $1 million.
Bail agent president entitled to his own opinion, not his own facts The state Supreme Court has set general guidelines with wide ranges — drug trafficking, for example, ranges from $5,000 to $1 million. Check out this story on clarionledger.com: https://www.clarionledger.com/story/opinion/columnists/2018/08/14/bail-agent-entitled-own-opinion-not-own-facts-bill-keller/990327002/
Bill Keller, The Marshall Project Published 2:45 p.m. CT Aug. 14, 2018 | Updated 11:05 a.m. CT Aug. 22, 2018
Bill Keller is editor-in-chief of The Marshall Project(Photo: Anne Day, )
Chris Williams is entitled to his own opinion. He is not entitled to make up his own facts.
Williams misrepresents Mississippi's Rules of Criminal Procedure concerning pretrial release. Mississippi Supreme Court Associate Justice Jim Kitchens has made clear that cash bail "is what usually is done now. But no more!"
Under the new rules, a judge shall release a defendant before trial unless the person is a flight risk or danger to the community. A judge shall impose the least onerous conditions for release. Cash bail is no longer the default option. It's the third option.
Investigative report: Petty charges, princely profits
Column: DA, bail bondsmen wrong to support long-term pretrial incarceration
Contrary to Williams' assertions, the Mississippi Supreme Court did not set a bail schedule, which federal courts have ruled unconstitutional. Bail schedules set a mandatory amount for release regardless of a defendant's dangerousness, flight risk or ability to pay.
The state Supreme Court has set general guidelines with wide ranges — drug trafficking, for example, ranges from $5,000 to $1 million. Hardly a schedule. Kitchens has described these guidelines as suggestions.
Williams spent much of his op-ed expressing his concern for public safety. This is a straw man. Bail bond agents have no responsibility for public safety. They do not monitor their client's behavior on release. Their sole responsibility is to ensure the client's appearance in court.
Williams uses scary language — "rape, murder and non-negligent manslaughter" — to sidestep the central point of the article: Mississippi has been an extraordinarily friendly state for Williams and his colleagues on the board of the Mississippi Bail Agents Association.
Bill Keller is editor-in-chief of The Marshall Project and former executive editor of The New York Times.
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    //   data: JSON.stringify({
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    //   }),
    //   success: function (data) {
    //     // console.log(data)
    //     this.setState({
    //       venue: data._source
    //     })
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Astros relievers carry the load in Game 1 victory over Red Sox: 'They gave us a chance to come back'
By Jake Kaplan
Coming into the postseason, the Astros' bullpen looked like their clear weakness. And that was even after their front office spent the days and hours leading to the July 30 trade deadline swinging deals to strengthen their bullpen.
So when Framber Valdez lasted only 2 2/3 innings in ALCS Game 1 on Friday night at Minute Maid Park, it seemed like a recipe for disaster. Especially when you consider that the Astros already have a start to fill, likely in Game 4, because of the arm injury that will keep Lance McCullers Jr. out of this series.
Naturally, all their bullpen did was combine for 6 1/3 innings of one-run ball against a potent Red Sox lineup to buy Jose Altuve and Carlos Correa & Co. time to power the Astros to their 5-4 win. Seven relievers contributed to the effort, and none allowed more than one base runner. Cumulatively, those relievers allowed only four hits and one walk. It was an unplanned bullpen game executed masterfully.
"They gave us a chance to come back," Astros manager Dusty Baker said. "If you've got a bona fide chance then you still feel it, you feel that it's not a mountain that's too high to climb."
Said Altuve: "I think that was the key to win the game. Yimi Garcia came early in the game and stopped the bleeding. Every single guy that came after him did amazing."
Here was the Astros' path to 19 outs from their bullpen:
RHP Yimi Garcia: one batter, one out
RHP Cristian Javier: seven batters, six outs
RHP Phil Maton: four batters, three outs
LHP Brooks Raley: three batters, two outs
RHP Ryne Stanek: one batter, one out
RHP Kendall Graveman: four batters, three outs
RHP Ryan Pressly: four batters, three outs
Pressly allowed the lone run, on a homer by Kiké Hernández that led off the ninth inning. He recovered by inducing groundouts from Kyle Schwarber, Xander Bogaerts and Rafael Devers.
Garcia recorded one of the biggest outs after he replaced Valdez, striking out Christian Arroyo to strand runners on second and third base with two outs in the third inning. Javier gave the most length with his two innings, which marked his second consecutive strong outing dating to Game 3 of the ALDS against the White Sox.
The only Astros pitchers on the ALCS roster who didn't appear in the game were Game 2 starter Luis Garcia, presumed Game 3 starter José Urquidy, possible Game 4 starter Jake Odorizzi, possible Game 4 opener Zack Greinke and left-hander Blake Taylor. Of the seven who pitched, it's feasible that as many as six could be available to pitch behind Garcia in Game 2. The likely exception is the 24-year-old Javier, a starter by trade, who doesn't generally pitch on back-to-back days. In their perfect world, the Astros would probably like to have him available as part of their Game 4 plan.
"I hope we don't need him for the next couple days," Baker said of Javier, who threw only 28 pitches on Friday. "Relieving's new to him, so we've got to protect him and do the best we can and kind of space him out and make sure that he's healthy and safe."
The need for such bullpen reliance was unexpected. Valdez's short start stemmed from poor command, which resulted in him falling behind in counts frequently. Of the 16 batters he faced, he threw a first-pitch strike to only six of them. Among his 64 pitches overall, only 35 were strikes.
The 448-foot blast Valdez allowed to Kiké Hernández in the third inning came on a 2-and-1 curveball, only the second time he's given up a homer on his curve all season. He put on Xander Bogaerts via a walk that same inning, and Bogaerts scored when Altuve booted a potential inning-ending double-play ball. Valdez just didn't have it, not even his trademark curve.
"I didn't throw the curveball as much today because I didn't like how it was working for me," Valdez said through an interpreter. "I felt like I was leaving it up a lot, and it wasn't where I wanted to locate it, so I relied a lot more on my sinker."
The bullpen's performance surely made the performance easier for Valdez to stomach. Boston's starter, Chris Sale, gave his team the same number of outs as Valdez. But in the case of the Red Sox and manager Alex Cora, aggressive bullpen usage in the postseason is nothing new. Their relievers held the Astros off the board until Altuve's game-tying, two-run homer off Tanner Houck in the sixth inning, the turning point in the game. Raley and Stanek combined for a shutdown inning in the seventh, which set the stage for Correa's dramatic go-ahead blast off Hansel Robles.
"I love our bullpen," Correa said. "I have a lot of confidence (in it). It's all about mixing and matching and having the right pockets for the guys. We got a lot of guys that can get the job done, and I truly believe that our bullpen was outstanding today, as you saw. The guys are very confident. They're working every single day. They're doing their own scouting reports. (Martín Maldonado) is on top of everything, so I have a lot of trust in those guys."
(Photo Ryan Pressly: Ryan Billie Weiss / Getty Images)


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Q: Accessing public inherited Template data members I require some clarification on the question why do we need the scope resolution operator or this pointer to access publicly inherited members from a template base class.
As I understand it is for adding clarity but then how does this add any further clarity than just point that it is a member of the class.
To make my question clearer I have added some code.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

template <class T, class A>
class mypair {
        public:
         T a, b;
  public:
    mypair (T first, T second)
      {a=first; b=second;}

        virtual void printA()
        {
        cout<<"A"<<a<<endl;
        cout<<"B"<<b<<endl;
        }
};

template <class T, class A>
class next: mypair<T,A>
{
public:

        next (T first, T second) : mypair<T,A>(first, second)
        {
        }

        void printA()
        {
        cout<<"A:"<<mypair<T,A>::a<<endl; // this->a; also works
        cout<<"B:"<<mypair<T,A>::b<<endl; // this-b;  also works
        }

};

int main () {
  next<double,float>  newobject(100.25, 75.77);
  newobject.printA();
  return 0;
}

Output:
A:100.25
B:75.77

If i remove the scope(or this operator) then the out of scope error comes.
But why do we need a scope for publicly inherited members.
Some thoughts on this would be great.

A: Refer to Name lookup - Using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)
By adding explicit prefix mypair<T, A>, or this->, you make printA template argument dependent. Then the definitions will be resolved during template instantiation stage.


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Ivan Angelov Stojanov (18. dubna 1864 Brenica – 4. srpna 1924 Sofie) byl bulharský umělec, malíř, fotograf a pedagog, jeden ze zakladatelů bulharského výtvarného umění. V Bulharsku vyučoval malbu ve Slivenu, Plovdivu a Sofii. Některé z jeho obrazů jsou Sklizeň ve Slivenci, Kosáč, Ženci, Úroda, Bůh dal, Bůh vzal, Luky, Přísaha zpytování skrze okolní lidi, Suché vrby a další.

Životopis
Narodil se ve vesnici Brenica v roce 1864. V roce 1881 studoval na Umělecké škole v Mnichově. Od roku 1912 byl členem Společnosti pro zachování umění v Bulharsku a Ladské unii. Přednášel na Akademii umění v Sofii.

Dílo
GHG Plovdiv
 U fontány, 105/63, podpis chybí, Městská umělecká galerie, Plovdiv
 Sběračka sena, 60/49, podpis chybí, Městská umělecká galerie, Plovdiv

NHG Sofia
 Ženci. 1905 Národní galerie umění, Sofie
 Fazolová větvička. 1919

Odkazy

Reference

Literatura
 Marinski, Lazar, "Ivan Angelov, 1864 - 1924, Život a kreativita". Sofie, 1959
 Sofie – Evropa. Bulharská malba (1900–1950) v kontextu evropského umění: Katalog výstavy, prosinec 1996 - únor 1997. Ruža Marinska, Petar Štilijanov (kurátoři). Národní galerie umění, Sofie, 1999. ISBN 954-90243-3-4

Související články
 Fotografie v Bulharsku

Externí odkazy

 Ivan Angelov (1864 - 1924) v Artprice.bg
 Lydia Syčeva (editor), Vjačeslav Rumjancev (redaktor), Angelov, Ivan

Bulharští malíři
Bulharští fotografové
Úmrtí v Sofii
Úmrtí 4. srpna
Úmrtí v roce 1924
Narození 18. dubna
Narození v roce 1864
Muži


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The 2030 Agenda One World Government
This time last year the United Nations approved The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. It introduced 'a new universal agenda' for all mankind. (In other words, a scheduled approach to one world government). Among those who gave endorsement to the programme were US President Barak Obama and Pope Francis.
The plan bypasses US Congress and the legislatures of the world's other 193 nations. Yet, the heads of state agreed to work toward implementation, largely through secret trade deals and backroom bureaucratic rulemaking, according to reports.
The 2030 Agenda was endorsed last month, by President Obama in his farewell speech to the UN General Assembly. "In order to move forward, we do have to acknowledge that the existing path to global integration requires a course correction,' Obama said. "We must reject any form of fundamentalism, or racism or a belief in ethnic superiority that makes our traditional identities irreconcilable with modernity. It's a truism that globalism has led to a collision of cultures,' the President continued.
Let's stop there for just a moment. Consider his reference to 'a collision of cultures.' Does this effect the free expression of Christianity? Will evangelism be labelled 'ethnic superiority"?
Martin Castro
Martin Castro, an Obama appointee, is chairman of the US Commission on Civil Rights. He released a report on September 7 that said Americans need to be protected from Bible-thumpers. In his comment he referred to "religious liberty" and "religious freedom" code words 'for discrimination, intolerance, racism, sexism, homophobia, Islamophobia, Christian supremacy or any form of intolerance," Mr Castro said.
So living as a Christian, sharing the faith and expressing biblical standards will be interpreted as 'Christian supremacy.' A simple proclamation of faith will be considered intrusive. Public prayer will be ostracised because it offends non-believers. Support for marriage according to the bible will be labelled 'homophobic.'
Rabbi Abraham Cooper is associate Dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Centre in Los Angeles. He warned, 'hundreds of minority Bahai, Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims but chiefly Christians, have no confidence that American power or policy have their backs.' It takes a Jewish rabbi to warn Christians of the plan. Interestingly he sees the agenda is aimed at 'chiefly Christians.'
At the UN, President Obama said, "The world is too small for us to simply be able to build a wall and keep it from affecting our own societies." Maybe that was a disguised crack at the Trump wall-building policy but it also begins to undermine national borders and sovereignty for all nations.
The UN has outlined their plans on a website: www.sustainabledevelopment.un.org. They list goals for 'Transforming our World – the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.' The display contains details on People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace and Partnership.
The Preamble declares: "All countries and all stakeholders, acting in collaborative partnership, will implement this plan. We are resolved to free the human race from the tyranny of poverty and want and to heal and secure our planet. We are determined to take the bold and transformative steps which are urgently needed to shift the world on to a sustainable and resilient path. As we embark on this collective journey, we pledge that no one will be left behind" and " The Goals and targets will stimulate action over the next 15 years in areas of critical importance for humanity and the planet."
The ideals listed are lofty, even akin to paradise but the price for nations and individuals will be astronomical.
Paul Maguire, Fox News analyst and co-author of the Babylon Code wrote on his blog: 'Powerful globalists in our world, such as Rothschild, Rockefeller, Kissinger, Brzezinski, Soros, etc. are manipulating the global financial system and geopolitics in order to create a new international order. Super-billionaire George Soros essentially said, in a report from Breitbart London, that he seeks to get rid of all European borders. Soros made this remark in response to an accusation made by the Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orban, who said that Soros was deliberately encouraging the migrant crisis now engulfing Europe."
Maybe we should consider what the bible says. "And I saw a beast rising out of the sea, with ten horns and seven heads, with ten diadems on its horns and blasphemous names on its heads. And the beast that I saw was like a leopard; its feet were like a bear's, and its mouth was like a lion's mouth. And to it the dragon gave his power and his throne and great authority. One of its heads seemed to have a mortal wound, but its mortal wound was healed, and the whole earth marveled as they followed the beast. And they worshiped the dragon, for he had given his authority to the beast, and they worshiped the beast, saying, "Who is like the beast, and who can fight against it? And the beast was given a mouth uttering haughty and blasphemous words, and it was allowed to exercise authority for forty-two months. It opened its mouth to utter blasphemies against God, blaspheming his name and his dwelling, that is, those who dwell in heaven. Also it was allowed to make war on the saints and to conquer them. And authority was given it over every tribe and people and language and nation, and all who dwell on earth will worship it, everyone whose name has not been written before the foundation of the world in the book of life of the Lamb who was slain. If anyone has an ear, let him hear." (Rev chapter 13, verses1 to 9).
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Coming off the shortest offseason in its history at four months and one day, Squaw Valley welcomed the season's first riders to the upper mountain on Friday, Nov. 17 after a fresh dumping of snow gave skiers and snowboarders the chance to hop on the Gold Coast lift for hours of untouched lines and beautiful conditions.
The resort reported 7 inches of snow in the 24 hours preceding the start to the 2017-18 season, which resulted in fresh tracks and good coverage in the trees for the hundreds of skiers and snowboarders that hit the mountain for the opener.
"It was better than I expected. Obviously it would be nice to have more of the mountain open, but I'll take it. I'm pretty impressed," said Chris Butz, who was up from the Bay Area with his wife.
Butz and his wife Carrie escaped with their three boys and headed to Squaw to celebrate their 10-year anniversary. The opening day was the first the two had participated in together.
The couple said they usually snowboard, but started the day on skis — something neither had done in roughly two decades. However, a short time on the mountain and some spills were enough to convince them to switch back to snowboards.
The mountain featured several open trails off Gold Coast for opening day, along with a handful of terrain park features to ease riders into the upcoming season.
The best runs, however, went to those who were willing to unstrap and hike a little, as an ice-packed stairway led to the top of the mountain for routes around Mainline and Siberia Ridge.
A portion of every lift ticket sold on opening day benefited the Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows Foundation (SAF), dedicated to supporting young amateur athletes interested in developing skills in snow sports through their participation in a Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows ski or snowboard team. This year the resort raised $8,100, according to Public Relations Director Liesl Hepburn.
The resort's other property, Alpine Meadows, opened the following day under blue skies with skiers and snowboarders taking the Kangaroo lift up for the first action of the season.
Squaw Valley would open up much more of the mountain on Sunday, Nov. 19, with the Palisades and the Main and National Chutes opening up.
"We were able to open up a bunch – Immigrant and Siberia, which have access to intermediate and expert terrain," said Hepburn on Tuesday.
Squaw Valley is operating eight lifts as of Tuesday, Nov. 21, according to information from the resort, which give skiers and snowboarders access to 34 open trails and 15 groomed runs. Alpine Meadows has two lifts open as of Tuesday, and one open trail. Squaw reported a 29-inch base at the upper mountain on Tuesday, while Alpine came in at 28 inches.
For more information and the latest on lift and trail openings, visit SquawAlpine.com.
Just west of Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows, sits the longest running ski resort in California, Soda Springs Mountain Resort.
The resort has yet to begin spinning lifts for the 2017-18 season, but has opened its Planet Kids snow playground, which features tubing carousels, snow-tubing lanes, snow volcanoes to climb and ski and snowboard specific learning areas.
For more information and the latest on lift tickets, season passes, and trail openings, visit SkiSodaSprings.com.


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Summary of the Eyewitness Evidence:
The SUMMARY OF CASE facts
Summary of the Eyewitness Evidence
SUMMARY OF EYEWITNESS EVIDENCE
JAMAL: His Own Worst Enemy
Jamal's Bragging Confession to the Murder
Mumia Abu-Jamal Remained at the Scene and Was Physically Identified as the Killer By Several Eyewitnesses
Though he attempted to flee, because of his wound Jamal was only able to move a few steps away from Officer Faulkner's body, where he collapsed on the curb. This fact is verified by the testimony of four of the five eyewitnesses to Officer Faulkner's murder. The Police Radio Tape Transmittal establishes that after pulling William Cook's vehicle over and prior to exiting his patrol car, Officer Faulkner requested backup at 3:51:08 AM. The Radio Transmission Log also verifies that the first police vehicle arrived on the scene at 3:52:27 AM, just 90 seconds after Officer Faulkner exited his vehicle to question William Cook.
Based on this information it is clear that less than a minute passed between the time when Officer Faulkner was shot and Mumia Abu-Jamal was spotted sitting on the pavement next to Officer Faulkner's body, by Officers Shoemaker and Forbes, who were the first officers on the scene. The jury heard Officer Shoemaker state that upon seeing the gun next to Jamal, he ordered him to "freeze." He further stated that instead of surrendering, as an innocent person would, Jamal attempted to raise his gun and fire at them. According to Shoemaker, as Mumia Abu-Jamal attempted to reach his gun, he chose not to use deadly force to subdue him, but instead chose to kick Jamal in the throat and then kicked the gun away from him.
Officers then attempted to subdue Jamal, who resisted their efforts. After a violent struggle the arresting officers handcuffed Jamal and threw him into the back of the police van that Officer Faulkner had summoned to arrest Cook. (N.T. 6/19/82, 116)
The jury also heard from each of 3 eyewitnesses (Robert Chobert, Cynthia White and Albert Magilton) who stated that just moments after Jamal was subdued, they were asked to look at him as he lay inside the wagon. Each stated that they physically identified Mumia Abu-Jamal as the man they had just seen run across the street and shoot Officer Faulkner. At trial, these individuals again identified Jamal as the killer. Chobert stated that he never lost sight of Jamal from the moment he shot Faulkner until he was placed in the van. (N.T. 6/19/82, 210-213)
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