It's certain machines, in UEFI, they automatically add a firmware boot entry for the USB and boot to it on the next reboot. It's unfortunate but something we cannot control at this time. SmartDeploy clears all the UEFI firmware boot entries, but it doesn't fix it, as it'll just update it on the next reboot. You could try updating the BIOS for those specific machines and see if that works. Lenovo has stopped doing this for the most part, but Dell certainly does.
So, again, try updating the BIOS, or in the Deploy/Answer File Wizards you could select Advanced -> When Deploy Wizard Ends: Shutdown.
That way you don't have to be at the machine at the time of the restart to pull the USB, but instead come by when you can and just start the machine back up and pull the USB then.
Thank you for the response. The solution works fine for USB boot but for Network boot, Laptop shuts down at the end of deployment wizard, then if i turn ON the laptop with the Network cable plugged in, it goes straight to PXE. The only way to get this to work is either go into BIOS and Disable the "UEFI Network stack" or Unplug the LAN cable and Turn ON the laptop, wait for the laptop to boot to Windows and then plug in the LAN to complete the process.
I have the same issue. I have been letting the system power down and when it powers back up, I hit F12 and it select the boot hard drive option under UEFI and it will boot and set back up the Windows Boot Manager again and boot normally. I will this could be fixed but that has been the work-a-round for me.
Try updating your BIOS and see if this fixes it. We are going to look into this more and hopefully have a built in work around for the Dell issue.
Laptop has the latest BIOS version installed.
I believe there is a way fix this Issue. I was looking at this blog https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/bcdboot-command-line-options-techref-di and in the answer file i ended up adding a post image command like this bcdboot C:\Windows /p /d and now once the deployment wizard end, it reboots and boots to Windows as it should be and continues the process. That command preserves the existing default operating system entry in the Windows Boot Manager.
Interesting, thanks for finding that. What we saw before, at least on Microsoft Surface models, was that even if the firmware entries we're correct before the reboot, it would add an entry above the OS, like for a USB drive, and then automatically try to boot to that. With newer firmware updates on these machines though, they no longer do this.
Dell seems to be the last one left that has this issue. I'm surprised that the /p switch would be able to fix it, but that's great if it can. We'll test and implement if it works out.


For more than a year as it underwent repairs for water damage and sat vacant, the space formerly occupied by Champagne French Bakery Cafe was at the center of the Mill Valley rumor mill: What was going to move into the prominent space at 41 Throckmorton Ave., where Champagne had been since 2002 and where the legendary deli/cafe Sonapa Farms had been from 1959 to 1995 (with a Noah's Bagels stint from 1998 to 2000 in between)?
Mill Valley has its answer, as Karen Goldberg, whose TamalPie Pizzeria has become a fixture on Miller Avenue since it opened in May 2011, plans to open Playa, a "modern Mexican serving authentic Oaxacan cuisine," Goldberg says.
Goldberg says she's excited to bring a new restaurant to downtown, particularly into the former Champagne space.
"I've always loved that space and I feel like it's been under-utilized," she says. "We need healthful, local, organic Mexican food in town – something that is family-friendly and casual yet sophisticated."
The moniker, the Spanish language word for beach, reflects the fact that "when you walk in, you'll feel relaxed and able to just hang out," Goldberg says, noting that she hopes to make some use of the outdoor space behind the building as well. "Put your feet in the sand, have a beer or a margarita (Playa will have a full bar) and a taco and relax."
Goldberg plans to submit a conditional use permit (CUP) application to the City of Mill Valley for the 2,000-square-foot space later this month and hopes to get a hearing within the next two months.
Goldberg, whose sister Susan Griffin-Black is the co-founder of EO Products, which has a retail shop in downtown Mill Valley, is no newcomer to the restaurant business. More than two decades ago, she opened Rustico restaurant in San Francisco's Potrero Hill district. A native of Pittsburgh, Pa. who has lived in Mill Valley for nearly 30 years, Goldberg closed Rustico in 1996 and then bought Annabelle's, in the space that is now Vasco on Throckmorton Ave. at Bernard Street.
"I only had it open and running for a year and then I got pregnant and I couldn't stand the smell of food," Goldberg says with laugh. She sold Annabelle's to chef Chris Majer, who then opened Vasco predecessor the Frog and the Peach.
In 1998, Goldberg took a break from the restaurant business and started flipping homes – buying houses, remodeling them and selling them. When the bottom dropped out of the real estate market, she eyed a return to the restaurant business.
"The real estate drop forced me to go back to what I really know," Goldberg said.
Stay tuned for more details on Playa as Goldberg and her team navigate the permit process.
With La Ginestra in the midst of its 50th Anniversary Celebration this week, the Mill Valley City Council honored the restaurant's owners, the Aversa family, with a proclamation at its September 2nd meeting.
"We're so glad that we can celebrate this with you," Mayor Stephanie Moulton-Peters told Maria, Fabio, Tino and Ann Aversa Tuesday night before reading the proclamation.
Salvatore and Maria Aversa moved to Mill Valley as a recently married couple after emigrating from Sorrento, Italy. They opened their restaurant in May 1964 and named it La Ginestra after the Scotch broom vegetation that was prevalent in both the wilderness of Mount Tamalpais and in the hills surrounding their hometown.
The couple raised their three children – Lucia, Fabio and Tino – in Mill Valley. Fabio Aversa recounted to the Council a story about the family closing the restaurant briefly in 1965 so they could return to Italy for one month. At the end of the trip, Salvatore Aversa told his wife that he'd go back to Mill Valley to re-open the restaurant, and "that if nobody shows up, I'll pack everything back up and come back to Italy," Fabio Aversa said. Instead, he found flowers and welcome back signs and notes outside the restaurant.
Click here to read more tributes and to share your own.
Lovers of gourmet food, fantastic wine and finely crafted beer found paradise on a gorgeous Sunday afternoon in downtown Mill Valley on June 22, as the 33rd Annual Mill Valley Market Wine, Beer and Gourmet Food Tasting served up yet another landmark edition of the event's rich history.
With wine from more than 50 premium wineries, beer from 10 breweries and food from more than 20 gourmet food purveyors – with attendees clamoring for the tasty fare from 10 local restaurants and chefs – the event was a smashing success. Throngs descended on the Depot Plaza on June 22 for one of Mill Valley's biggest events of the year, with proceeds benefitting Kiddo!, the Mill Valley Schools Community Foundation and the Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce.
The 33rd Annual Mill Valley Wine, Beer and Gourmet Food Tasting was presented by Bank of the West with co-sponsors Pacific Union Real Estate, PG&E, Bradley Real Estate, Marin Modern Real Estate and Mini of Marin. Supporting sponsors include Urban Sitter for the KidZone, Tam Bikes for complimentary bicycle parking and Mill Valley Refuse.
Lindsay Webb, a brand ambassador for MINI of Marin, says that her team had some trepidation at the beginning of the day about being first-time sponsors of an event with a 33-year history. As they position their MINI in the Depot Plaza prior to the event, they wondered, "Like the new kid on their first day of class, will they all like me?" Webb says.
On Sunday, June 22, 2014, Mill Valley held the 33rd Annual Mill Valley Wine, Beer and Gourmet Food Tasting, with proceeds going to the Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce and Kiddo!, the Mill Valley Schools Community Foundation. Hundreds turned out on a gorgeous sunny day to taste some of the best wine, beer and food the Bay Area has to offer.
Hosted by Mill Valley Market since 1981, this special North Bay event brings together all the best aspects of California living into one exciting afternoon set against the backdrop of beautiful Mill Valley. The Mill Valley Wine & Gourmet Food Tasting featured Known for a wide selection of hard to find wines, this event is not to be missed by anyone who is a fan of finely crafted beverages and foods.
Whether it is a large corporation, a retail business, a service provider or an independent professional, the Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce is here to advocate for and provide your business with an array of unique marketing opportunities to reach both residents and visitors. We have a strong relationship with the City of Mill Valley, a dedicated Board of Directors, talented staff and growing membership, and we welcome you.
Kiddo!, the Mill Valley Schools Community Foundation, is a non-profit 501(c3) organization made up of parents, teachers, business people, and active members of the community who raise funds to supplement limited school budgets. Kiddo! funds vital programs and teachers for K-8 schools – including art, music, drama, poetry, dance, P.E., technology, classroom aides and library aides.
Since 1929 Mill Valley Market has been owned and operated by the founding Canepa family. We specialize in artisan foods including restaurant-quality prepared foods, local produce, choice meats, poultry and seafood. We will even enhance your meals with the perfect wine. Quality is our passion.
Photos from the Wine, Beer & Gourmet Food Tasting in 2011 and 2012. Photos by Gary Ferber Photography.
If the answer is no, we're about to change that.
On the eve of the 33rd Annual Mill Valley Market Wine, Beer & Gourmet Food Tasting, set for June 22 from 1–4pm in the Depot Plaza downtown, with proceeds going to the Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce and Kiddo!, the Mill Valley Schools Community Foundation, we're about to get your taste buds a teaser of what they can expect from the 11 fantastic local restaurants who'll be showcasing their menus on Sunday.
This landmark event is all about consuming some of the best wine, beer and food you'll find anywhere in the Bay Area or beyond. For the 2014 edition of the event, which has been hosted by Mill Valley Market since 1981, wine from 60 premium wineries, beer from nine craft breweries (including Mill Valley's own Beerworks and Headlands Brewing Co.) and food from more than 20 food purveyors and 11 local restaurants and chefs.
Balboa Café – Grilled Corn on the Cob w/ roasted garlic aoli, parmesan cheese and smoked sea salt.
Beerworks – Roasted Indian eggplant w/ smoked tomato relish.
Beth's Community Kitchen – Mini Brioche Sandwiches (egg salad, tuna, BLT), along with pastries, pizzette and ginger snaps.
Bungalow 44 – The restaurant's famous Kobe beef and Lamb meat balls.
La Ginestra – Polpette alla Napoletana (Neapolitan meatballs).
Molina – A selection of Chef Todd Shoberg's market-based fare, including produce pulled from the ground that morning from local farmers, fish caught with lines in nearby rivers and ocean waters and hand-picked oysters and shellfish, as well as local meats like rabbit, pig, quail and cattle that Shoberg feels are raised in a truthfully humane manner.
O Baby Bar – Vegan brittle with coconut sugar and a tavern nut bar.
Pasta Pomodoro – Insalata de Faro (Ancient Italian grain tossed with roasted vegetables, salsa verde and pecorino cheese), as well as Polenta Farcita (Polenta rolled and stuffed with organic spinach and provolone cheese, topped with brown butter and crispy sage).
Piazza D'Angelo – Capunti do Grano Arso, a burnt wheat pasta from Southern Italy, in a lamb ragu with goat cheese from Achadinha Cheese Company in Petaluma.
Prabh Indian Kitchen – Chicken Tikka Masala and Chicken Naan.
Tony Tutto Pizza – A variety of vegetarian pizzas, including both menu favorites and market-driven specials just for the event.
The 33rd Annual Mill Valley Wine, Beer and Gourmet Food Tasting is presented by Bank of the West with co-sponsors Pacific Union Real Estate, PG&E, Bradley Real Estate, Marin Modern Real Estate and Mini of Marin. Supporting sponsors include Urban Sitter for the KidZone, Tam Bikes for complimentary bicycle parking and Mill Valley Refuse.
Record attendance of more than 1,000 participants is expected this year. Tickets are $50 in advance and $60 on the day of the event.
But while these additions are meant to encourage alternative forms of transportation and help parents with young children attend this fantastic event, they're mere compliments to the main course: some of the best wine, beer and food you'll find anywhere in the Bay Area or beyond. For the 2014 edition of the event, which has been hosted by Mill Valley Market since 1981, wine from 60 premium wineries, beer from nine craft breweries and food from more than 20 food purveyors and 11 local restaurants and chefs.
If approved by the Marin County Board of Supervisors, a trial would begin in July along with "Go For Green" classes for food facility employees, with full implementation in January 2015.
The interior of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Marin Civic Center. Photo courtesy Fizbin at the English Wikipedia project.
The County of Marin is proposing a new colored placard system for consumers hoping for more clarity on the food safety inspection results of their favorite restaurants – and for restaurants hoping to tout their stellar food safety scores.
The proposed "Go For Green" program, which heads to the Marin County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, June 3, centers on the placement near a restaurant's entrance of placards that would mimic a traffic light – green for go ("pass"), yellow for caution ("conditional pass") or red for stop ("closed"). It's called the.
Mandated by the California Retail Food Code, EHS permits and inspects retail food facilities throughout Marin County. In addition to routine inspections, EHS staff responds to health and safety complaints as well as reports of food-borne illness associated with a food facility.
Ng said the public has become more interested in food safety with a desire for more information about health conditions at food facilities. Strong ratings tend to increase customer trust and are considered good for business.
Supervisors will hear the proposed ordinance June 3 and again on June 17 if the board agrees to move it forward. If approved, a trial run would begin in July along with "Go For Green" classes for food facility employees. If all goes well, placards would be visible to consumers starting in January 2015.
The proposed "Go For Green" program would supplement the online posting of food facility inspection reports at the County's food inspection website. Click here to view the food inspection reports for all 129 of the food-serving businesses in the 94941.
A new mobile website for smartphones allows Marin users to find out about health inspection track records of a restaurant before they scan a menu and place an order. "When you're out, the mobile app makes it easy to check this information as if you were at home on a PC or laptop," Ng said.
Placard systems are already in place in Sacramento and Alameda counties, and Santa Clara County is considering the system along with Marin. Local food facility owners were invited to a March 2014 meeting to hear about the proposal and provide input. Ng said there is solid support for the placard proposal.
The Board of Supervisors is expected to discuss the proposal at around 10 a.m. Tuesday, June 3, in the board's chambers, room 330 at the Marin Civic Center. The meeting will be streamed live and archived here.
What do you think of the proposed placard program? Would you use it as a consumer? Tell us in the Comments below.
BooKoo, the popular three-year-old Asian street food restaurant in the small space at 25 Miller Ave. downtown, has been looking to expand almost since its inception.
Now owner Matt Holmes says BooKoo is on the cusp of doing so, expanding into part of the adjacent space occupied by Henry's Toyshop, which closed in late 2013. Holmes says he hopes to complete the expansion, which will double the restaurant's seating and allow for the installation of a dozen craft beer taps, in June.
The sub-leased space will become available on July 1, as Carolina Boutique, the retail shop owned by Carolina Loiacono, is moving into the space for a few months during a renovation of the building that includes Carolina and Sofia Jewelry (which has relocated a portion of its inventory into the Room Art Gallery a few doors down).


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Though we're not usually in favor of harassing inedible wildlife, particularly if they have sharp pointy teeth and half their name is "Lion", the opportunity to snorkel among sea lions who have supposedly become accustomed to humans invading their territory seemed too rare to pass up.
We took advantage of an unusually calm morning and opened up the throttle on the outboard to zip over to Los Islotes at the north end of Isla Partida.
Although we would have been happier if they were called Sea Beagles, we hadn't heard of any sea lion attacks being reported, so we slipped into the water. The first thing that we noticed was that the fish seemed unafraid, even if they were in disagreement as to which way to go (we've all worked on project teams like this one).
It didn't take long for the first sea lions to show up to inspect us.
Their grace and speed under water was breathtaking (check out these clips: video 1 and video 2). But did we mention they have sharp teeth?
Most of the sea lions appeared to be youngsters. They swooped around us and each other, and some of them got curious about what S's blue fins tasted like. After being a little freaked, she mustered the courage to let them have a taste.
It wasn't until they started coming straight at her face with wide open mouths and blowing bubbles at her that she started to question whether they were really playing.
There was one unnervingly large somber male in the vicinity who looked nothing if not sleepy. He swam quite slowly with his eyes half closed. To our relief took little interest in us.
Above water, sea lions are able to make what you'd think were the most uncomfortable surfaces look like feather beds. In the dog world these are known as Comfort Hounds.
We have no idea how they get on top of these slippery guano covered rocks but they are less likely to get pooped on up there.
The islands themselves were worth the trip with their crazy rock chimneys and arches. There were boobies (birds) clinging to every nook and cranny, pooping freely and without concern for their sea lion neighbors below (always call the top bunk!).
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John Chapman, Principal of Truro-based Architectural Solutions, offers a Cornwall-wide service to meet property and planning needs large and small. With a design career spanning 30 years, he began his working life in an chartered architects practice and later qualified as a surveyor in property development. Before returning to residential design twelve years ago, he had specialized in the tourism field, establishing Phoenix Design in Cornwall and creating tourist attractions and museums throughout the country.
He is an Accredited Agent with Cornwall Council having satisfied their criteria for architectural agents.
This background, coupled with significant experience of project managing major projects in property development, enables him to bring a flexible and creative approach to the design and planning process.
Recent projects include designs for New build, listed buildings, terraces, detached houses, shop conversions, low cost housing, hotels, museums and self-catering developments as well as well over 100 extensions extensions.


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Q: Accessing static variable value I have a static variable in source file test_1.c declared as:
static char var1 = 0;

I need to access the current value of this variable from source file test_2.c. So, I did something like:
In test_1.c
static char var1 = 0;
volatile char var_another = var1;

and in test_2.c, I declare the variable var_another as extern and access it:
extern volatile char var_another;

Is this the right way to do it?

A: static and extern are mutually exclusive. If you want to access your static char var1 from a different file, you'll have to remove the static and just make it a regular global. You don't need volatile at all.
Alternatively, you can make an accessor function that returns the value of static char var1 and use that from your other module.
Side note: externs and exported function prototypes should generally go in header files.

A: No!  The whole point of static (in this context) is that you're stating that the variable is only visible from this translation module.
If you don't want this behaviour, then don't declare it as static.  Put char var1 = 0; in your source file, and extern var1; in the associated header file.
More generally, don't do this at all.  Accessing global variables between source files is probably a recipe for disaster.

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Walked up from Te Awa Awa Reserve & camped on a knob about 15 minutes from Scotts Saddle.Hour and a bit,ideal weather,just used bivvy bag but a sleeping bag in the tussock would`ave done.I cleared the fluffy stuff from the track up to the bush edge(where there`s a seat) and good views over the Plains,Methven,Hutt,Mt Bruce etc for minimal effort.And only 15minutes by vehicle from home.
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The NFL suspended St. Louis Rams defensive coordinator Gregg Williams indefinitely on Wednesday, March 21. The suspension is Williams's punishment for running a bounty program that targeted opposing while employed by the New Orleans Saints. The NFL is expected to look at Williams's status following the 2012 season.
I have two thoughts about this suspension. First, even though I'm a Rams fan, I agree with the suspension. Running a bounty program in the NFL is barbaric and completely wrong, especially in light of recent league-wide concerns about concussions. A year-long suspension seems harsh, but when you consider that Williams led a program that essentially rewarded his players for injuring another human being, I think the punishment is fair.
I do wonder if the league will allow Williams to coach again. Personally, I'm not sure if he should be allowed to walk an NFL sideline after being found guilty of running this system. Yet if he is able to return, then I will be fine with it. Most people deserve a second opportunity in life, and I think there is a good chance a team will use him.
My second thought on this issue surrounds the Rams' defensive coordinator position. I'm sure the team had contingency plans in place in case the NFL dropped the hammer on Williams, but I don't think anyone thought he'd be suspended for a minimum of one season. I figured that he'd be out for about eight games.
Rams head coach Jeff Fisher told reporters that he would probably use his coaching staff by committee to replace Williams. But I have to wonder if that will work for an entire season. The Rams have extensive coaching experience at their disposal with Dave McGinnis and Chuck Cecil already on staff. However, these men already have other responsibilities. Williams's absence forces the Rams to find coverage for at least one season and possibly more.
The Rams don't owe Williams any loyalty. He's never coached a game with the club, and he is guilty of setting up a program which emphasized purposely injuring other players. If there is another coordinator out there who can help the Rams now, then I think they should let Williams go. The stability of the Rams organization is more important than any one person.
Derek Ciapala has been following the Rams since childhood. He has been published on Yahoo! Sports, Sports Out West and multiple other websites. You can check him out on Facebook or Twitter @dciapala.


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Era cugino di John Grant, Lord Huntingtower e nipote del secondo Sir John Peter Grant.

Biografia
Grant nacque a Rothiemurchus nel nord della Scozia e studiò arte presso la Slade School, successivamente in Italia e a Parigi. Cugino e, per qualche tempo, anche amante dello scrittore Lytton Strachey, fu introdotto da quest'ultimo nel Gruppo di Bloomsbury.
Grant divenne noto per il suo stile di pittura sviluppatosi sulla scia della corrente post-impressionista francese diffusasi a Londra nel 1910. Lavorò sovente con Roger Fry, un progettista tessile e di ceramiche.

In seguito Grant divenne co-direttore del gruppo insieme a Vanessa Bell. Pur attivo e dichiarato omosessuale, ebbe una lunga e affettuosa relazione con Vanessa, dalla quale nacque la figlia Angelica.
Sposata a Clive Bell e già madre di due figli, Vanessa aveva con il marito un rapporto molto aperto tanto che Clive riconobbe Angelica come sua figlia. Vanessa e Duncan vissero a lungo in una casa quasi idilliaca chiamata Charleston vicino Firle, nel Sussex dove venne ospitato anche il Bloomsbury Group.

Duncan fu il grande amore di Vanessa, la quale, avendo sviluppato con lui solo una relazione platonica e intellettuale, lo rese co-proprietario di Charleston in modo da garantirgli una totale libertà intellettuale.
Il dolore e il costo di questa coraggiosa decisione è ricordato nel romanzo di Angelica, Ingannati con gentilezza.
Duncan, al contrario, seppur legato profondamente a Vanessa fino alla morte di lei nel 1961, ebbe numerose relazioni omosessuali come quella con George Bergen e con l'economista britannico John Maynard Keynes.

Negli ultimi anni di vita di Grant il poeta Paul Roche (1916-2007), conosciuto nel 1946, si prese cura di lui e gli permise di mantenere le sue abitudini di vita a Charleston per molti anni. In cambio, Roche fu co-erede dei suoi beni immobiliari.
Grant infine morì nel 1978 a 93 anni d'età e fu seppellito accanto a Vanessa Bell nel sagrato della Chiesa di San Pietro, West Firle, East Sussex.

La figura di Duncan Grant è protagonista, insieme agli altri membri del Bloomsbury Group, della miniserie televisiva Life in Square, prodotta e trasmessa dalla BBC nel 2015.

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Q: iOS - clearing view controller stack from modal presentations Within my app, I have a button which appears on every view controller (the button is constant across all view controllers). When this button is clicked, it should bring the user to the initial view controller, essentially starting over.
When the button is clicked, it goes to the initial view controller fine, but the problem is that it keeps the stack of all the previous view controllers in memory. I'm not 100% certain, but this seems to be the case. If I keep going through the app, then click the button to restart, the app uses more and more memory every time I repeat this cycle.
Is there a way to clear the view controller stack from memory?
Here is the code (with only the relevant functionality) on how I am implementing the presentation. The button is included as the right bar button item in the navigation tab.
class CustomVC: UIViewController {

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        self.navigationItem.rightBarButtonItem = UIBarButtonItem(title: "Start Over", style: UIBarButtonItemStyle.Plain, target: self, action: "goToInitialVC")
    }

    func goToInitialVC() {
        let initialVC: UIViewController = self.storyboard!.instantiateInitialViewController() as! UIViewController
        self.presentViewController(initialVC, animated: true, completion: nil)
    }

}

A: This is the way I do it in my iOS app.  Unfortunately I just realized yours is in Swift, mine is in Objective-C.  Maybe it can still help.
in the AppDelegate.m
- (void)resetWindowToInitialView
{
    for (UIView* view in self.window.subviews)
    {
        [view removeFromSuperview];
    }

    UIViewController* initialScene = [initalStoryboard instantiateInitialViewController];
    self.window.rootViewController = initialScene;
}

In the other files
....
    AppDelegate *appDelegate = (AppDelegate *)[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate];
[appDelegate resetWindowToInitialView];

[self dismissViewControllerAnimated:YES completion:nil];
....


June 20, 2012 (LBO) – Sri Lanka's Treasuries yields rose across maturities with 6-month bill picking up the most at Wednesday's auction, data released by the state debt office showed. The 3-month yield rose 09 basis points to 11.04 percent, the 6-month yield rose 18 basis points to 12.47 percent and the 12-month yield rose 11 basis points to 12.87 percent.
The debt office which is a unit of the Central Bank sold said 3.0 billion rupees of 3-month bills, 9.2 billion of 6 month bills and 3.9 billion rupees of 12 month bills were sold to raise 16.2 billion rupees from the auction.
Allowing Treasuries rate to float according to credit demand, without central purchasing them with printed money is key to strengthening Sri Lanka's currency, keeping inflation low.


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Welcome to Gabriel Durham, Houston Audubon's Volunteer Manager!
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Please join us in welcoming our newest team member, Gabriel Durham! Before Houston Audubon, Gabriel grew up on the road with musician parents. This took him all over the U.S. and he birded out the truck window and in campsites to pass the time. This cultivated a lifelong passion for conservation that culminated in a Master's Degree in Ecological Anthropology from the University of Houston. Gabriel is also a Texas Master Naturalist (Gulf Coast Chapter) and LEED G.A. He comes to us with extensive experience in volunteerism and conservation science from previous roles at the University of Houston and Hermann Park Conservancy.
Gabriel answered a few questions for us so everyone can get to know him a little better.
1. If you could live anywhere, where would it be?
At this point in my life I would live on Kauai Island, Hawaii not only for the biodiversity and beauty but because of its midway point between Asia and America. I need to visit the Rocky Mountains frequently for my soul and Japan frequently for my martial art, so it really is the perfect point on the globe for my heart, body, and art.
2. If money was no object, what would you do all day?
I would have my kid as soon as possible and find a place to raise them in the richest nature I could find. Then I would set up a retreat center for healing in nature and make it free because money was no object. I could meditate in the woods for the rest of my life and being able to raise a child completely outdoors, and offer that same tranquility and space to others would be a dream come true.
3. If you could go back in time to change one thing, what would it be?
That's a toss-up between stopping the Library of Alexandria burning, or making it so no one ever discovered a use for fossil fuels. Loosing the Library lost countless records of science, religion, metaphysics and the like that could have sent civilization in a much richer, more holistic direction. Conversely, if I could somehow make fossil fuels useless to the industrialists back in the day, so many ecological and social catastrophes could be avoided. In fact, I consider the adopting of fossil fuels and related plastic industries the biggest "disaster" in geological history.
4. What are your hobbies?
I am a meditation and martial arts instructor and musician. I received direct training in Japan and China and now teach martial arts twice a week and teach meditation by appointment with students all over the U.S. Additionally, I have been playing music and singing since I was very small and perform semi-frequently at folk festivals and house concerts.
5. What motivates you to work hard?
The land. I have a deep love of biodiversity and watching Nature work. Nothing makes me feel better than witnessing the genius of nature when it is properly supported by people, be that in a thriving organic garden or in restored conservation areas buzzing with birds, bugs, and other organisms. I am a firm believer that nature is far more intelligent than any human construct and that motivates me to do anything I can to foster and protect these highly evolved systems that truly are the root of all we know and do. A favorite quote I think sums it all up: "Despite all our achievements we owe our existence to a six-inch layer of topsoil and the fact that it rains" – Paul Harvey
6. If you could share a meal with any 4 individuals, living or dead, who would they be?
Patrick Rothfuss (favorite author and all around wonderful human being), Aldo Leopold (author of the Sand County Almanac), Chief Black Elk of the Ogalala Lakota, and Franz Boas (father of American Anthropology). Though I would not want to eat with all four of these folks together, each one is a pivotal figure in my life and passions.
7. What is your favorite bird?
Hard question! Right now, it probably is the Pueo or Hawaiian Short-eared Owl. On my honeymoon my wife and I were blessed to see a pair of these diurnal owls on a mountain hike. The fact that these are not only tropical island owls but also diurnal makes them especially unique to me, like they are "opposite owls" to their relatives. Their rapidly declining populations and elusive behavior likely also make the sighting my rarest birding encounter.
8. Have you ever had a surprise party (that was an actual surprise)?
I had to answer this question because once my wife was working in Florida for a summer while I was finishing graduate school. My friends were having a party for me to keep me company and I was surprised to find my wife was at the party to surprise me! I had called her earlier that day and she had answered "in Florida" talking all about her having to go back to work and how her boss was that day. All a ruse to cover the fact she had flown all the way to Houston the night before, just to surprise me. I'll never stop bragging about how she pulled that off.
9. Are you related or distantly related to anyone famous?
My great, great, great, grand uncle is the Mountain Man Jim Bridger. This fact is what inspired my father to write his first Ballad of the West, which I grew up performing with him. Its no coincidence that much of my life has been spent in National Parks and I thank my relation to Jim Bridger for bolstering that.
10. What started your passion for conservation?
I have always had a passion for biodiversity and thriving nature as I mention in other questions. Traveling all over the US and abroad highlighted the manifold ecosystems that are being impacted by human overconsumption and waste. Going to school in the city, I felt a deep need to show these people the wonders of biodiversity and how to change their behavior to protect it. This led to an early career in sustainability but after 10 years, I found that field problematic as well and discovered I truly love wild spaces and, in fact, see them as the best strategy for a sustainable future. Thriving wild spaces store carbon, prevent soil erosion, provide habitat and food, relieve mental illness, cost less to maintain, etc. So now, conservation to me is also protecting the future of OUR species, not just the birds.
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spanish mission timeline
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mission (Rio) San Clemente
San Clemente was the first Texas mission.
mission Nuestra Señora de la Limpia
Some structures were destroyed by flooding in 1744 and 1829.
mission Corpus Christi de la Ysleta
The Ysleta Mission is recognized as the oldest continuously operated parish in the State of Texas.
mission San Antonio de Senecu
Like Mission Corpus Christi de la Ysleta, the Senecú mission was founded by refugees fleeing from the Pueblo Revolt in New Mexico.
mission San Francisco de los Tejas
San Francisco de los Tejas was the first mission built in the Spanish state of Texas. (There are earlier missions in what is now west Texas, but those missions were built the land was in Mexico.)
It was founded on St. John's Day, June 24, 1699, on the Río de Sabinas, about 25 miles north of Lampazos, Nuevo León, Mexico. On January 1, 1700, it was relocated to Guerrero, Coahuila, Mexico.
mission Nuestra Senora de la purísima
In 1835 Mission Concepción was the site of the Battle of Concepción, in which Texas revolutionaries under James Bowie defeated Mexican troops; some of the buildings were apparently damaged during the fight.
mission Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe
It was abandoned in 1758 due to fears of Comanche raids.
mission Nuestra Senora de los Dolores
Mission Dolores was established in 1717. It was abandoned in 1719 with the advent of hostilities between Spain and France.
mission San Antonio de Valero (the Alamo)
The Alamo was the site of a battle that took place during Texas's bid for independence from Mexico: All defenders were killed, but within six weeks the opposition leader, Santa Anna, was captured.


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Nominované knihy v kategorii próza označil novinář Petr Fischer za patrně nejsilnější za poslední roky udělování cen.

Ceny a nominace

Kniha roku
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Moleskine Litera za poezii
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Litera za naučnou literaturu
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 Petr Vaňous (ed.): SPECTRUM, Kniha o současnosti mladé malby v ČR, nakladatelství Bigg Boss

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Litera za publicistiku
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Litera za debut roku
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Kosmas Cena čtenářů
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Magnesia Blog roku
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Genocide: What's in a name?
By R.B. KlamaMarch 15, 2016
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USA (MNN) — H. Con. Res. 75 names and decries ISIS violence against Christians, Yezidis, and other ethnic and religious minorities in the Middle East as genocide.
Congressman Jeff Fortenberry (R-NE) put the issue before the congressional marketplace of ideas last September and again Monday. With over 200 bipartisan cosponsors, and a unanimous vote, it's clear that legislators are growing impatient for the Obama Administration to make a decision on the issue: Is it or is it not Genocide?
David Curry, CEO of Open Doors USA, explains, "People need to understand that it's beyond a legal definition. It's much more of a political designation, which is why the government is able to hesitate and to avoid trying to call it a genocide, because they feel that the standard will be raised, but it's an indefinite standard."
In a statement Fortenberry says, "When ISIS systematically targets Christians, Yezidis, and other ethnic and religious minorities for extermination, this is not only a grave injustice: it is a threat to civilization itself. We must call the violence by its proper name: genocide.
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"A genocide designation will raise international consciousness and compel the international community of responsible nations to act, setting the preconditions for the reintegration of ancient ethnic groups and faith traditions into their ancestral homelands."
HR75 underscores a March 17 deadline facing Secretary of State John Kerry to make an official determination. But due to the legal review underway, a decision may not be ready by Thursday.
Meanwhile, governments and individual citizens agree that genocide is evil. They also agree that it should be halted when it begins to unfold or, better yet, prevented before it happens. The last time preventative action occurred was 71 years ago. Why has the U.S. waited so long to do so again? Curry says it boils down to this: "Because, for political expediency, they prefer not to."
Genocide implies definitions of sovereignty. A genocide declaration bears no real teeth. Even if a designation is made, there are no specifically-defined events or actions that prevent it or punish it–in essence, no real consequences against a regime found guilty of crimes against humanity, genocide, or other equally weighty designations.
Why bother? Curry clarifies, "I'm not saying that designating genocide doesn't do anything, but what I'm saying is it does not force a particular remedy. It is important to recognize what has happened."
(Photo courtesy Wikipedia Commons/Hear No Evil, See No Evil, Speak No Evil)
It puts an extra burden of responsibility on those countries that have acknowledged, 'This is a genocide,' says Curry, even as he wonders now that they are confronted with evidence, how will they respond to it? "As long as they can say, 'Well, it doesn't rise to a certain level, therefore, we're not called upon to do anything,' people can skate by. I think that's exactly what's happened. There's been a real lack of focus on what has happened to Christians in the Middle East from a governmental point of view."
However, a rapidly-expanding international coalition is calling the United States to account. ISIS is committing genocide against Christians, Yezidis, and other ethnic and religious minorities in the Middle East. The European Parliament, the International Association of Genocide Scholars, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, Pope Francis, and presidential candidates in both parties are decrying what has happened.
(Photo courtesy Open Doors via Facebook)
Christians were not included in the genocide designation, even though they were being killed in great numbers alongside the Yazidi. Curry says, "They correctly have identified what's happened to the Yazidis as a genocide because our administration's rationale has been, 'It's possible to eliminate the Yazidis. It's a small number of people.'" Since it isn't possible to wipe out ALL the Christians, he says, they were excluded from the genocide determination.
Their wholesale slaughter does not appear to meet the high bar set out in the genocide treaty, that the perpetrators have the "intent to destroy, in whole or in part," an entire "national, ethnical, racial, or religious group." Numerous videos found online, along with statements from their recruitment propaganda, have stated this is their purpose: to eradicate the infidel and set into motion the end of the world. "The spark has been lit here in Iraq, and its heat will continue to intensify–by Allah's permission–until it burns the crusader armies in Dabiq." (Found in every issue of Dabiq, a jihadist magazine.)
What difference does any of this make? This is more than a political calculation. This is a struggle raging through the heavens. Curry says, "People are coming to faith through this because it's breaking their orthodoxy. If you are a ritualistic person, if you're a religious person, and you go through this sort of trauma, you realize you need a personal relationship with the Lord, and the power of the story of Jesus is a personal faith."
Open Doors quoted one local Christian who explained that further in an earlier story: "They are doubting what their political and religious leaders are teaching them. They are wondering: 'Why is what the imam preaches–a message of peace and mercy–so different from what we see Islam do in practice? Hate and violence are growing. Why should we have to align ourselves with one of the violent parties in this conflict?' A growing number of Muslims are openly questioning their beliefs."
One of the ways followers of Christ stand out is when they are helping others. In many places where violence breaks out, Christians tend to provide relief to the victims. When violence and hatred fuel these extremists, Christians are reaching out to Muslims through the love of Christ. The Muslims are wondering: "Why should I still hate Christians?"
The Christians are responding: "What if His true nature is love and peace? How can you live your life in the way God has intended it for you?"
You can show that Christians around the world have not forgotten about them and have not grown weary of doing good. You can pray, give, share their stories, or be the hands and feet of Christ to them. You CAN make a difference in a way that transcends the definitions of the day.
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Amie Cotton says:
Thank you for sharing this important story. At Christian Aid Mission, we too are seeing the ministries we assist in the Middle East struggle with the ongoing war in Syria and Iraq. We need to stand with our brothers and sisters in Christ in prayer and deed!
Pray that Christians will be able to reach out to the Muslim population in ISIS' shadow.
Pray for strength, encouragement and peace for Christian laborers at work in these areas.
Pray that converts to Christianity will be a strong witness to their family, friends and neighbours.
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The Lebanese Football Association (LFA) (; ) is the governing body of association football in Lebanon. Formed in 1933, it is a member of both the AFC and FIFA. It is also one of the founding members of the WAFF, joining in its inception in 2001.

History
In 1931 Khalil Hilmi, a member of Riyadi Beirut, attempted to form a federation. However, the proposal failed as Nahda opposed its formation. On 22 March 1933, representatives of thirteen football clubs gathered in the Minet El Hosn district in Beirut to form the Lebanese Football Association (LFA). Hussein Sejaan was the LFA's first president. Lebanon was one of the first nations in the Middle East to establish an administrative body for association football. The LFA joined FIFA in 1936 and the AFC in 1964. In 2001, the LFA joined the WAFF as one of its founding members.

In 1985, in the midst of the Lebanese Civil War, the LFA was divided into two administrations: Western, headed by Nabil Al Raei, and Eastern, headed by Hamid Khoury. FIFA froze Lebanon's membership until 5 February 1987, when FIFA president Sepp Blatter sent a telex letter to the LFA recognizing the elections of 2 May 1985, which had elected Al Raei as the LFA president.

Principals

Board of directors

See also
Lebanese Premier League
Lebanese FA Cup
Lebanon national football team
2013 Lebanese match fixing scandal

Notes

References

Bibliography

External links

 Lebanon at FIFA.com
 Lebanon at the-AFC.com
 Lebanon at the-WAFF.com

1933 establishments in Lebanon

Futsal in Lebanon
Sports organizations established in 1933
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On behalf of SEQUA gGmbH, APPLICATIO is carrying out a project evaluation for a vocational training partnership project between the Erfurt Chamber of Skilled Crafts and vocational schools in South Africa. The project cooperates closely with Eastcape Midlands TVET College, Lovedale TVET College and Port Rex Technical High School. The evaluation serves to determine the status quo (implementation) and, if applicable, to plan a further project phase or follow-up project.
APPLICATIO was commissioned by SPECTARIS - Deutscher Industrieverband für optische, medizinische und mechatronische Technologien e.V., to support the East African Health Platform based in Tanzania in the preparation of its business plan.
The focus of the project, which SPECTARIS is carrying out as a partner of SEQUA in East-Africa as an association partnership project, is to support and advise the East African Health Platform (EAHP) with the aim of strengthening its commitment and competence as a service provider for small and medium-sized enterprises and as a stakeholder vis-à-vis state institutions. There are also explicit plans for synergies for members of SPECTARIS, such as those arising from delegation trips or the use of contacts established locally.
APPLICATIO was commissioned by the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) to prepare a market study on "Providers of digital tools for impact-oriented monitoring". Digital tools play an increasingly important role in the impact-oriented monitoring of GIZ projects. Due to the versatile and rapid development of requirements and possibilities, corresponding tools are no longer provided as internal IT systems, but are available on the market via external providers.
APPLICATIO has been commissioned by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) to support GIZ study-tours and delegation visits within a framework agreement. In the next two years APPLICATIO will support various incoming study trips of the GIZ with participants from all over the world.
APPLICATIO was commissioned by the GIZ with the planning, implementation and follow-up of a workshop within the framework of the "Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI)" in Mongolia. The aim of the workshop is to bring together all Mongolian stakeholders of the four-country initiative (Mongolia, China, Russia, Korea) and to develop possibilities for improving coordination, communication and joint project implementation.
APPLICATIO was commissioned by GIZ with the planning and implementation of an GIZ-internal workshop within the framework of the project "Economic Development and Employment Promotion". The aim of the workshop, which is part of a series, is to support the process of portfolio development in order to improve remote steering of the project(s).
APPLICATIO was commissioned by DVV International to evaluate the programme "Information and Communication for Adult Education". With free, multilingual print products distributed in over 160 countries and a complementary online offering, the project offers opportunities for global access and exchange of information, experience, innovative methodological approaches, best practice examples and educational policy positioning in the field of adult education.
APPLICATIO was included in GIZ's pool of evaluators under two framework contracts. Thorsten Trede will thus become a member of the pools for evaluations in the areas of "Private Sector Development" as well as "Biodiversity".
APPLICATIO has been contracted by GIZ to support the "Indo-German programme for Vocational Education and Training (IGVET)" in advising and guiding local cooperation between public entities and private sector organizations, such as chambers and associations, in order to jointly implement cooperative, workplace-based trainings in three industrial clusters.
Evaluation "Integrated Asset Management for Water Utilities in South-Eastern Europe"


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This section is for everyone. As you will need your helpers to help you deal with aspects of seriously high blood sugars they need to read this section and do the quiz too.
An excellent training course for dealing with high and low blood sugars can be found online at the online pump school at the medtronic minimed site . Even though you may not even intend to use an insulin pump the course goes through a realistic and methodical training that is just as relevant for injectors. Your immediate family and important carers should do it too. After all, what happens when you are too ill to help yourself? You may need to have a calculator handy. The blood sugar levels are given using the US system and if you are used to UK figures, as indeed also happens in Canada and Australia, you will need to divide the US figures by 18.
Vomiting, Dehydrating Illness and Infection--When do I ask for professional help?
With diabetes it is much safer and easier to prevent the potentially dehydrating illnesses from getting worse than it is to fix you if you are in a severe state. Please don't put off that phone call.
Check your urine for ketones if your blood sugar level is above 13 / 230. In fact even if your sugars are normal and you feel queasy check for ketones. Remember that ketone testing stix are unreliable 6 months after the container is opened regardless of whether they appear to be in date.
Get prompt medical advice if your symptoms don't settle or your blood sugars are too high. Information you can give about your current blood sugar, the trend in blood sugars, ketones or not, your insulin doses and your correction doses and how well you are keeping down fluids and passing urine are necessary for the doctor or nurse to make an accurate assessment.
If you attend A and E bring your Emergency Cards especially if you do not speak the language they are likely to speak in the hospital fluently. Bring all your kit and a reliable bi or multi lingual helper.
Well, I hope you understand. I just had to get the blood and thunder stuff out of the way first.
If you think your blood sugars could be running high check your blood sugars. Tiredness is probably number one symptom of high blood sugars. If you are high you can do some things to bring it down.
If you have been high due to an illness, stress or surgery and have gradually upped your insulin to deal with it be prepared for low blood sugars when you recover.
High sugars and widely swinging blood sugars both cause complications that among other things age your blood vessels. So does smoking. You don't need smoking on top of all this diabetes stuff. Do you?
One rule of thumb is that one unit of a rapid acting analogue will deal with about 2.5 / 45 units of blood sugar. But this is an adult average and you are not average. You are you.
The more you weigh and the higher your total daily insulin dosage the less your blood sugar level will drop for a given measure of insulin. For many people a given unit of insulin will drop you much more if it is given at night compared with during the day.
Your correction dose will also depend on your individual insulin sensitivity for the time of day just the same as for your meals. You've worked this out for your meal coverage haven't you?
Dr Gary Schiener has charts you can use to estimate your correction doses in his great little book "Think Like a Pancreas." Again this is simply a guide. It is safest to start at correction doses a little lower than he recommends and take it from there. Guess and test. Again and again.
Hang on a minute. I've not done yet. You cannot go off and correct high blood sugars with insulin willy- nilly. You also need to consider how much previously injected insulin is still active or you could drop too low. Gary has charts for this too. Gary has loads of charts!
If you do go ahead with a correction bolus please check your bs after an hour to make sure it is on the way down and that you are not going too low.
Dr Bernstein recommends that you only correct with insulin at your pre-meal and pre -bed times. This is so that you can assume that no residual effect from the insulin other than your basal is present. This is not quite true of course. Remember the tail effects of regular and rapid acting insulins?
I found it easier to give half a unit for a high blood sugar of a certain figure at a certain time of day and then see what results I got. Progressively I was able to chart Steven's exact correction doses for different blood sugar levels at different times of day. If half a unit didn't take him to his target blood sugar level of 5.0 I simply gave more the next time.
I don't do correction doses for high blood sugars at bedtime. I am too worried about possible night time hypoglycaemia. I simply put it down to experience, give Steven his night basal insulin, a big glass of water, say "Night Night". Then I figure out how I could have done it better for the next time.
"Let your parents take as much care of you as they want and help you out as long as they can. Someday you will be on your own and they won't be there to remind you to take your kit and make you a healthy high protein breakfast."
1. Three of these tend to raise your blood sugars….
4. You decide to give yourself a correction bolus to bring down a high blood sugar. After giving the injection there is one of these things you really should NOT do….
6. If you are insulin dependent and ill and vomit more than once you should do one of these things..
Dr Bernstein's Diabetes Solution has a particularly important chapter on the subject of dealing with vomiting, dehydrating illness and blood sugars. If your carers read nothing else they must read this. Diabeticketoacidosis is a frightening run- away- train sort of illness. There is significant mortality rate even if DKA is treated in the best of hospitals.
Prevention is therefore paramount. Dr Bernstein's recommendations may vary a bit from those of your diabetic clinic. In particular he emphasises aggressive and early management of any condition that has the potential to develop into DKA, hydration with a non sugar electolyte mixture which you can easily make to his instructions and close liaison with an experienced and knowledgable health professional early in the symptomatic phase.
Having metoclopramide injection (UK) at home with the appropriate syringes and needles came in really handy when Steven was in this situation. You would benefit from having this drug or similar one in your emergency kit. It can be necessary after vomiting from glucagon administration as well as to terminate a vomiting attack from a viral infection or high sugars. It is not to be used instead of medical advice but as well as. After you have vomited twice you must contact your doctor. If they think that an injection is required at this stage you can give it yourself or have the diabetic person do it. This can save valuable time on a house call or trip to the clinic or A and E department.


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MANNERS, Roger II (c.1575-1632), of Whitwell, Derbys.
Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1558-1603, ed. P.W. Hasler, 1981
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b. c.1575, 2nd s. of John Manners and bro. of George. unm. Kntd. 1615.
Sheriff, Derbys. 1618-19, j.p. by 1618.
When the writs for the new Parliament were issued in September 1601, Roger, 5th Earl of Rutland, and two of his brothers were still in disgrace for their part in the abortive Essex rising, so leaving the way open for junior members of the family to be returned for boroughs where Rutland normally had influence. Manners received from his great-uncle and namesake the manors of Fleet Fitzwaters and Holbeach, Lincolnshire, and, from his father the manor of Whitwell, Derbyshire. He was thus endowed with a sufficient estate to take his place as a country gentleman. He died in 1632, asking to be buried in Whitwell church, with as 'small funeral pomp as may be, having respect to my birth and calling'.
Collins, Peerage, i. 469; PCC 103 Audley; C142/304/19, 523/70(2); HMC Rutland, i. passim; iv. 225; CSP Dom.1629-31, pp. 522, 543, 544; 1631-3, p. 179.
Author: S. M. Thorpe


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In a heavy sauce pan add the butter, onions, garlic, thyme and spices until soft but do not colour. Add the leeks and three quarters of the pumpkin. Pour over the stock and allow to simmer, stirring occasionally.
Place a separate saucepan on a high heat and add the mussels. Pour over the wine and cover, allowing the mussels to open and then immediately drain but retain the juices. Repeat this with the cockles. Once cool remove half of the mussels and cockles from their shells and retain the other ones still within their shells.
Salt the cod liberally and allow to brine for 12 minutes, wash the salt off and place onto a tray. Put into the oven at 130 degrees for 8 minutes until the cod just flakes apart, do not overcook as it will be heated again in the chowder.
In a saucepan blanch the remaining pumpkin dice and set aside.
Once the pumpkin in the soup has become soft, blend the mixture until smooth and pass through a sieve. Soup may now be let down with the mussel/cockle juice to your desired consistency and strength of flavour. To serve, reheat the soup adding the dice of pumpkin and the shelled mussels and cockles, season to taste. Add the remaining in-shell mussels and clams to your serving bowl and top with the cod, chopped spring onion and chives. Pour over the warm chowder and serve.


We know that knowledge can be demonstrated in multiple ways such as verbal explanation, demonstration, illustration, and writing. The notion of multiple representation brings forth a whole new way of assessing students knowledge and gives credence to the idea that students need to have many opportunities to express their thinking and in a variety of representations. I love the idea of having multiple measures because it honors ALL kids and brings forth the belief that one type of assessment is not an accurate measure of a child's understanding. For example a student who is an English language learner may fair better with an assessment that is rooted in demonstration or illustration than one that requires explanation and writing. That is not to say that an English language learner should not partake in an assessment that requires explaining and speaking, I would argue that this type of assessment would be of great benefit as all children should develop these skills. So when it comes to why students should explain their thinking there is great value beyond informing the teacher's practice. Children need to learn how to express their thinking, connect ideas, and justify their response. When a child can explain what they think this will also develop their confidence in the subject matter, efficacy "aha I did learn something", and ability in thinking. Metacognition, (thinking about thinking) is not something that comes naturally to children, but can be developed by explaining their thinking. Using Web tools in the classroom can provide the teacher with a means for all students to develop their thinking and share their understanding . In this video a first grader shares how he uses base ten to decompose numbers and subtract with regrouping. As you will notice the student does not talk about "regrouping", 'borrowing" or "base ten" rather he thinks of an analogy of buying donuts and an ipod to justify how he can get more money to purchase these items. When an assessment is authentic and asks students to explain their thinking without the restrictions of working in a box and given explicit instructions they can be quiet successful.


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Q: SQL Server strategy for high availability with batch drop/create updates Have a production SQL Server 2017 db that is populated nightly using sqoop from another source beyond our control. Would like to fully sync certain tables without bringing down the app (right now we upsert but this is insufficient as there are deletes in the original data source). The quantity of data is fairly small (a dozen tables totaling records in the single digit million rows)
Is there a replication strategy that will allow us achieve this? Maybe something along the lines of having a pair of rotating DBs, where at any point in time one of which is pointed to production and the other is getting batch updated.

A: First, don't drop the table to do this. You have two better options:

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*Use the MERGE command

*TRUNCATE the table before inserting, don't DROP and CREATE.

The main limitation on the TRUNCATE...INSERT pattern is permissions, since a simple read or update permission grant will not allow for TRUNCATE. ALTER permission on the table is needed to use this command. It also has some other specific limitations, since you can't use TRUNCATE IF:

*

*The table is referenced by a FOREIGN KEY constraint (unless that FK reference is from the same table)

*The table that is a participant in an indexed view.

*The table is a source for transactional or merge replication.
If none of these conditions are true for the table, and the login performing the task has sufficient permissions, then you are good to go with TRUNCATE...INSERT processing.
MERGE only needs insert, update, and delete permissions. The syntax can be a bit (understatement) confusing until you understand what is happening. However, a quick search on the net will reveal a number of good tutorials for learning the command.
You can also technically write separate DELETE, UPDATE, and INSERT commands for the DUI update. However, this needs to be within an explicit transaction, and is more difficult to maintain than the MERGE, which does not need to be explicitly within a transaction.


It's a scary thought, but burglars do kick down doors to get into a home. You can make your doors stronger by installing a sturdy frame, deep box strike, and solid door in wood, fibreglass or metal.
Take outdoor security lighting seriously and install floodlights around your home. Put them on motion sensors. Ideally, no area of your home's perimeter should fall outside the reach of your lights.
Many times, a spare key given to a home contractor or other person can fall into the wrong hands. The best strategy is to give out a separate key that works on only one door; change it as soon as the job is finished. (You can buy locks that you can easily re-key yourself.) Alternatively, you can install a key less entry panel that uses a combination code that is easily updated as often as necessary.
If you don't have a burglar alarm system already installed, consider one for 2017. There are many different options available, from systems that merely surveil your entry points to state-of-the-art alarms that incorporate motion and vibration sensors, mobile phone monitoring, and closed-circuit video recording. There is truly an option for every budget, so if you have been holding out in deference to your wallet, you'll likely be surprised at how affordable a home security alarm system can actually be. And in the end, can you really put a price on your family's security?


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Note: This Thanksgiving Eve November 22, 2017 sticky post starts the year-long "So Last Year" project, which begins with Thanksgiving 2016, November 24, 2016.
For many months now I've kept to a journaling routine called #MorningPages, popularized by Julia Cameron in her book The Artist's Way. Writing longhand, avoiding pixels and screens, the routine has helped me get back to writing, an activity I love, but which got badly damaged and smashed to bits by the floods of social media.
While initially not intended for public consumption, I realized after a few months of writing longhand that some of what I wrote wasn't bad, if perhaps a tad surreal – or slow, or ponderous, or just different. Best of all I realized that while I, along with every other media-inundated American, was living through a period of upheaval and change (the bottom – or top, depending on your perspective – still isn't in clear view), I could write my Morning Pages without looking over my shoulder or to the side, without measuring (comparing!) in some kind of social media metric (or regime) how my thoughts were perceived (or, horrors!, how they weren't – because of course the absence of resonance in media is death). Frankly, in the Morning Pages I didn't care: it didn't matter. This was for me.
Then I realized that what I was doing had another effect. Not only did it calm me, but it slowed down time. I was spending a lot of time surfing on the relentlessly pounding waves of "news," and every nano-second seemed to demand that I should be here!, no, there!, no, that way!, then, this way! But here, in the Morning Pages, I could write about the clouds in the sky, not politics or trends or anything related to current affairs. Paradoxically, the former could at times take me to more interesting places than the latter.
That's when I thought, Hmm, I wonder if I could post these Morning Pages with an exact one-year-to-the-day-of-the-week lag, and call the project "So Last Year"? The name, So Last Year (which curiously enough has SLY as an acronym) points to the value of not being current with whatever is rushing down today's media sluice. I was still being informed by the world around me, obviously, but in publicly (insofar as anyone at all reads this) slowing my interaction with it down by exactly one year, could I make something else visible? I was also inspired by a book I read a few years ago, Heidi Julavits's The Folded Clock, a book of quirky diary notations. I'm no Heidi Julavits – her book is quite unique and fun to read – but it seemed like some kind of model, if not for a book, then at least for a series of blog posts. Maybe they could become a book, but that's another project not currently on the horizon.
I missed the actual beginning of when I set out on my Morning Pages as the beginning date of the "So Last Year" project I'm now starting, not least because I'm afraid of posting these entries. Then I thought, Well, SLY: you can pick your own start date, not the actual date you started writing Morning Pages, and you don't have to tell anyone you're even doing this. Everything I post here, while not exactly in stealth mode, doesn't have to be announced anywhere. If someone finds and reads it, so be it. I don't need to drive people here, though, and if no one reads it, so be it, too. In a year, if I persist, I might have an interesting map of something, though.
I bucked up and decided to pick Thanksgiving Eve to start, with this introductory post. Tomorrow, Thanksgiving 2017, I'll post my Thanksgiving 2016 entry, and go from there. Of course the very second entry after that, as I discovered when I began rereading my Morning Pages entries yesterday, is highly personal. I immediately thought of abandoning the project right there. Then I thought otherwise. Then back to abandoning. Then back to staying the course. If I'm going to avoid washing mindlessly along an other-created current of information, I have to see this counter-project through: my dam, my goddamn, my sluice, my clear pool of water, my tiny bit of peace of mind amid the turmoil.
This will be rocky. I'm still not sure of how to title the entries, nor how to deal with writing about living people, or to what extent I should edit myself. It's a work in progress, it's sly, it's So Last Year.
I wish I could say I got fabulous work done yesterday, but I merely worked on 3 or 4 SLYs. I'm not really editing them, so the "work" consists in typing & formatting – and processing. I have to process these entries. I do think I'm learning something important, although I can't completely articulate it. It's as though I'm continually taken back to the beginning. There is an arc, a development: I'm learning, growing. But there's no end, no gold pot at the rainbow. In that way, it makes me feel incredibly stupid, as in, "did I really think that? believe that?" At the same time, while I see just how little I know (about myself, ffs!), I can see just how enormous & incalculable the mystery actually is. Every day we all go around projecting this illusion of who or what we think we are. But when examined more closely, we realize we can barely get a clue.


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import os

from setuptools import setup, find_packages

here = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))

with open(os.path.join(here, 'README.md')) as f:
    README = f.read()
with open(os.path.join(here, 'CHANGES.md')) as f:
    CHANGES = f.read()
# Could also read version from CHANGES in the Deb style?
with open(os.path.join(here, 'VERSION')) as f:
    VERSION = f.read().split()[0]

requires = [
    'pyramid',              # Framework
    'pyramid_debugtoolbar', # Framework debugger
    'pyramid_chameleon',    # Templating framework
    'waitress',             # Server
    'sqlalchemy',           # ORM
    'psycopg2',             # Postgres database interface
    'requests',             # Required for tests
    'webtest',              # Required for tests
    'bcrypt',               # Required to make passwords secure
    ]

if __name__ == "__main__":
    setup(name='eos_db',
          version=VERSION,
          description='eos_db',
          long_description=README + '\n\n' + CHANGES,
          classifiers=[
            "Programming Language :: Python",
            "Framework :: Pyramid",
            "Topic :: Internet :: WWW/HTTP",
            "Topic :: Internet :: WWW/HTTP :: WSGI :: Application",
            ],
          scripts=['bin/eos-init', 'bin/eos-admin', 'bin/eos-db'],
          author='Benjamin Collier, Tim Booth',
          author_email='bmcollier@gmail.com, tbooth@ceh.ac.uk',
          url='http://eoscloud.nerc.ac.uk',
          keywords='web pyramid pylons',
          packages=find_packages(),
          include_package_data=True,
          zip_safe=False,
          install_requires=requires,
          tests_require=requires,
          test_suite="eos_db.test",
          entry_points="""\
          [paste.app_factory]
          main = eos_db:main
          """,
          )