September 2, 2015 was Acoma Pueblo Feast Day. I doubt many know of this event much outside of a 75-mile radius around the pueblo, sitting atop a 500 foot butte, west of Albuquerque, not many miles off of busy I-40. A community has existed on this striking spot since at least the 11th century. It was probably inhabited when the battle of Hastings was fought in what is now England in 1066CE. It bills itself as the oldest continuously inhabited place in the continental US (though I have heard this claim made for other sites—see the Taos Pueblo, NM as an example). Whoever has bragging rights to the moniker of "oldest," what I witnessed yesterday was a spectacle far more impressive than just an ancient throwback to a forgotten time.
I saw dancing, dancing that lasted all day (I succumbed to the heat after about 3 hours). But I knew, as I made my way down the steep mesa (by shuttle, I admit, rather than by shank's mare) back toward the air conditioned car that had brought me there, that the dancing was ongoing and would only end with the setting of the sun. The dancers were old men and women, middle-aged men and women, very young boys and girls, all arrayed in fascinating costumes, pine tree saplings held onto arms by colorful bracelets, square cardboard head pieces for women, with elaborate designs, tails of many actual animals for the men, young and old. Many danced, over and over with short breaks in between, an hour or so for lunch. But the drums soon called them back to the dusty plaza with their determined and serious faces, where hundreds of tourists, white, native, Latino, and African-American sat in rapt attention, searching for welcome shade, wiping the sweat from brows of many hues.
I admit that as the first dance began at 10:00AM, I settled in on my comfortable camp chair, and watched the slow parade, the simple rhythmic steps, the sounding of the drums, the singing of the men in a language I did not understand (a form of Acoma dialect, I was told), anticipating the mystery that called forth …something. Something I was not a part of and never would be, I thought. Dance after dance ensued, slightly different in beat, slightly different in steps, slightly different in song and word, though I could barely discern that there were in fact differences at all. The sun rose higher in the sky, and shade was reduced to increasingly narrow bands. I was now mainly in the sun, and my discomfort level rose with that sun.
Then a miracle. My wife, Diana, engaged a woman in dialogue about the meaning of what was happening. I heard nothing of the conversation, being intent on survival in the heat. Suddenly, Diana announced to us, me and our two friends, that we had been invited to lunch by a resident of the pueblo. Georgia had prepared a lavish buffet of tamales (native style, she said), barbequed beef, roast chicken, many salads and fruit, topped off with banana pudding, chocolate cake, washed down with fruit punch, iced tea, or water. She asked for no money, but introduced us to many of her family as they moved in and out of the simple adobe house. All the food was delicious, but what was more delicious was what Georgia said about this annual feast day. "We dance," she said, "for all people, for all animals, for all the earth, for all of you, too." This native woman, so generous to us complete strangers, married, we discovered to a Latino state senator, had set my mind spinning, beyond the heat, beyond tamales, beyond iced tea.
That dancing, those rhythms, those eager participants, were an announcement of a different world than I regularly inhabit. They danced to proclaim that all were connected, that peace is the reality of things, that community was real, as little as I was able to see it in my own usual world. Then my spinning brain was reminded of the Christian year, that cycle of days that the church has announced for many centuries. In that year, New Year's Day is hardly Jan 1, but the first Sunday of Advent. The reenactment of hope is not July 4, but December 25 and Easter Day, whichever date it happens to fill in a given year. The moving Christian calendar says plainly that the expectations of the calendars of the world, sold in stores and read on electronic devices, are in the end not the ones that finally count. Like the Acoma dancers, there is a deeper, truer reality in our world, a place of hope and peace that bubbles up to the surface regularly and mysteriously. The dance at Acoma and the calendar observed by us Christians proclaim that God, the divine reality, holds the world, not capitalism or socialism, not Republicans or Democrats, not Nike or IBM or Microsoft. I will never forget my day at Acoma, and I will know that even though I am little likely to be there next year, or the year after, when they dance, they will be dancing anyway for themselves, for me, for the whole world, as they have danced for 10 centuries and more. And I will be very glad.
The poet of Psalm 150 demands that each of us who claim the name of God must praise that God with every means at our disposal: trumpet, lute, harp, tambourine, strings, pipe, cymbals, and, most of all dance. The poet does not suggest we praise or imply we praise; the poet demands that we praise. All the verbs of the song are imperative. Dance for God, commands the poet, and the people of Acoma dance.
The result? A new heaven and a new earth, promises Isaiah 65, a place of hope and joy, a place where old are never as old as they can be, where young do not die a second before their allotted days, where men and women live together without fear, without tears. In a second iteration of this fabulous vision in John's mysterious Revelation in the New Testament, the revelator describes a new heaven and new earth, this time envisioned as "the holy city of Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God" (Rev 21:2). This is no vision confined to the end of time, as so many have misheard what John is saying. This "coming down" is in Greek a continuous present tense, meaning that the Holy City, the new heaven and earth, are "always" coming down. Even now God's new city is coming down for those whose eyes are open enough to see.
That is finally what the Acoma dancers said to me. Because they dance for themselves, for the earth, for all of us, their moving steps and chanted songs proclaim God's new heaven and earth, ever available to those who can see and grasp God's continuous gift of the new. In early September, 2016, they will dance again, and God's presence will be made known. And I will be very glad.


Courtyard Farm aims to combine profitable farming with providing an environment where native wildlife can thrive, and public access is encouraged. For wildlife, this means building up a healthy, living soil to benefit insects and native plants which, in turn, attracts birds and mammals. With an organic system, it is possible to marry the farm's objectives of providing crops and meat for food without artificial pesticides or fertilisers, while providing an ideal habitat for wildlife. The farm is also an enjoyable, and safe, place to visit.
The farm finished converting to organic in 2000, and meets the highest, Soil Association organic standards. Peter Melchett, a director of the farm, is well-known for his environmental campaigning work at Greenpeace in the 1980s and 90s, and is currently Policy Director for the Soil Association, the main UK organic body.
Organic farms also employ more people than intensive farms (in Eastern England, for non-organic farms this can mean less than one farm worker per 1,000 acres). Courtyard Farm employs one full-time working farm manager, Jay Mond Wedd, and with regular part-time workers this provides the equivalent of two full -time jobs, on 890 acres. In addition, the pig enterprise has three full-time workers plus some temporary help.
The Organic Pig Company is rearing piglets at Courtyard, for Waitrose organic pork. The 750 sows and their young use around 35 hectares (90 acres) of clover fields, moving on to fresh fields after one year. Once they are weaned, the piglets move to a nearby organic farm for finishing. Organic sows make a straw nest where they give birth, and organic pigs are always free range, fed organic (and non-GM) diets, and are free to root in the rich earth for insects and roots. Wintering birds, including starlings, jackdaws, gulls and wagtails appreciate the extra food. The pigs add vital nutrients (Phosphate and Potassium) for the following crops, to add to the Nitrogen fixed by the clover.
In some years, cattle from a nearby organic farm spend the summer months grazing on the wild flower meadows and clover fields at the farm, and other cattle use the farm's grazing marshes at Holme, and spend the Winter in our cattle building.
Organic animals stay with their mothers longer than non-organic (whether 'outdoor', 'free-range' or intensive). Organic animals grow more slowly, eat natural diets, can always move around freely, and live in settled family groups to minimise stress.
For most of the year, the pigs and any cattle can be seen from the public footpaths on the farm. Please do not approach the pigs, and never feed them; make sure dogs stay strictly on the footpaths, and on leads if cattle are in a field crossed by a path.
Wheat, barley (above), beans and peas, and red clover are the main crops grown in the six-year rotation at Courtyard Farm. The wheat, barley, peas and beans are grown for use as seed by other organic farmers, demanding very clean fields and high quality grain. The peas and beans are then used for animal feed, the wheat for animal feed or milling for bread and biscuits, and the barley for animal feed or malting for beer.
Clover is essential in an organic system for putting nutrients back into the soil without using artificial Nitrogen fertilisers, made from fossil fuels. The energy from sunlight allows clovers (and crops like peas and beans, also grown at Courtyard) to fix Nitrogen in their roots, which is vital for growing crops. After growing under a wheat crop for one year, the clover remains undisturbed for two more years, to maximise Nitrogen fixing. The clover fields are cut for silage (to feed the cattle in winter), sometimes grazed by young cattle in summer, and have pigs on them for the final year. Manure from the cattle also adds some fertility to the soil, mainly in form of Phosphorus and Potassium, the other two elements vital for growing crops.
Over the Winter, we grow a cover crop, usually mustard (below) or vetch, to prevent any soil erosion and to hold the nutrients for the next crop, planted in the Spring.


8 Minute Profits 2.0 Review – Can You Really Make $323 With Just 8 Minutes of Your Time?
So 8 Minute Profits 2.0 claims that you can make $323 everyday with just 8 minutes. That is amazingly fast results.
If you want to know the truth about 8 Minute Profits you've come to the right place !
Do know that there is a previous version of the site, just without the 2.0 and it is still up and running. I have no idea why 2 of these sites are needed though.
Anyway, read on if you want to find out if this program can help you make money.
8 Minute Profits is essentially a course about affiliate marketing, with a selling point of being able to make money within 8 minutes.
To be more precise, it is a traffic method that will get you visitors within 8 minutes, and this is a big difference.
They claim that this "secret method" isn't used by other Internet Marketers so no one will be competing with you.
The creators of 8 Minute Profits both 1 and 2 are Mark Barrett and Paul Prissick.
How do you make money with 8 Minute Profits?
Every program you join should have a clear way to make money and you should be able to see and understand that.
Really, it is just simple e-mail marketing, and this is a good thing because e-mail marketing is one of the most popular methods that Internet Marketers use.
What is this secret traffic method?
It is no secret that some companies will pay people to click on ads, like Swagbucks for instance. This is how you get your traffic with 8 Minute Profits.
You pay these companies to display your ads. Then, their members will click on your ad to earn points or a small amount of money ( like 1 cent ) or something like that.
This method of driving traffic is inexpensive but there is a catch.
Does it really get you traffic within 8 minutes?
Honestly it will. Really, once you start displaying your ads people will be clicking on it right away.
Getting a lot of clicks in 8 minutes is definitely possible.
Sites like Swagbucks do have a relatively large user base anyway. So it isn't weird to get a lot of views with your ad ( this also depends on how much you pay ).
What's the catch and what aren't they telling you?
While it is true that this form of advertising is relatively cheap, the visitors you get will be of poor quality.
The reality is that it will be highly likely for you to get a ton of clicks and views, but these clicks and views might not get you a lot of e-mail sign ups.
The members of companies like this are mostly in it for the money, and they are obviously clicking on your ad to rack up some points.
Chances are they won't be interested in buying whatever you have to offer so they won't sign up to your list.
The term that Internet Marketers use to address this is untargeted traffic.
To sum it up, you want to get people who would be interested in what you're selling to sign up to your list, you don't want just anyone because you would just be wasting your advertising money.
Can you make money with 8 Minute Profits?
By now you should have a pretty good idea about how to make money with 8 Minute Profits.
In my opinion you won't be making a lot of money with their method. Although, everything they teach you is definitely legit. This is how other Internet Marketers make money as well, just not using this form of advertising.
Of course, if we look at this in a fair manner, it is a case of what you pay is what you get. You are paying a small amount of money for cheap traffic so it is natural that you'll get mediocre results.
Is 8 Minute Profits 2.0 a Scam then?
They certainly live up to its claims of results within 8 minutes, but it isn't money within 8 minutes, it is traffic within 8 minutes.
Again this is a huge difference. Anyone whose been doing Internet Marketing will know that the quality of traffic is important as well as how you sell and how you get them to sign up to your list.
Getting traffic isn't the end of the story.
I would consider 8 Minute Profits 2.0 to be something like paying $7 to learn about a cheap traffic method. It is simple but might not be very effective.
Nevertheless if you really want to you can still give it a shot, it doesn't cost that much anyway.
However, if you're serious about learning Internet Marketing there are much more to learn.
Making money online isn't a walk in the park honestly, you need to work hard to be able to make a decent amount. A lot of programs don't tell you the full story, just a part of it.
If you're looking to actually learn about Internet Marketing, Wealthy Affiliate is the best program I've found so far. They have a free membership and even that helps you cover the basics really well.
This is so well done I am going to do a review on my site talking about this product. i've heard of it before, but now I want to see for myself. Thank you for giving me such awesome info!
Glad I found your review, I was actually thinking of purchasing this, in my earlier days I would have bought it straight away, I mean who doesn't want profits in 8 minutes? But my experiences have told me that anything that promises you income within a certain time frame should be approached with caution.
Even though it doesn't cost much, I would still be disappointed if all I got was irrelevant clicks and no conversion. The title does say 8-minute profits.
After reading this review I believe I know where many of their not so secret traffic comes from.
Wow! Just the name alone would cause me to run the other direction at this point to be honest. I am not sure how they can claim 8 minute profits, I was always taught anything worth having is worth working for, can't really do much in 8 minutes and expect it to be profitable, especially working online.
I had never heard of the 8 minute profits before, though it is very inexpensive, the simple fact that the low price can fluctuate and they claim to be the only ones to use this method, yeah, neither of these are a good sign.


The Dutch inventor and artist Daan Roosegaarde develops bicycles that could vacuum polluted air and throw back clean air. The founder of the Smog Free project was able to install an air purging tower in a public park of Beijing in order to improve the air quality around playgrounds and relaxation areas. Now, he wants to go further by developing bicycles that could relieve the urban air quality by purifying polluted air all around the city. The necessary energy will be produced by the cycling person and the air will be purged by positive ionisation. A project to be followed!


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Adler (niem. orzeł – dawniej popularny symbol św. Jana Ewangelisty)

 Adler – niemiecka międzywojenna fabryka samochodów
 Adler – niemiecka lokomotywa
 Adler – kryptonim planowanej ofensywy Luftwaffe na Wielką Brytanię podczas II wojny światowej
 Adler-32 – algorytm sumy kontrolnej opracowany przez Marka Adlera
 Adler – herb szlachecki
 Adler Mannheim – klub sportowy (Orzeł)
 Adler von Lübeck – XVI-wieczny galeon należący do hanzeatyckiego miasta Lubeki
 (11519) Adler – planetoida
 Port lotniczy Soczi-Adler – międzynarodowy port lotniczy w Adler, koło Soczi
 Adler – miejscowość koło Soczi, w Kraju Krasnodarskim, w Rosji
 Adler – amerykański zespół hardrockowy

Osoby o nazwisku Adler:

 Aleksander Adler (1890-1942) – polski adwokat żydowskiego pochodzenia
 Alfred Adler (1870–1937) – austriacki psychiatra i psycholog
 Celia Adler (1889–1979) – amerykańska aktorka
 Chris Adler (ur. 1972) – amerykański perkusista
 Cisco Adler (ur. 1978) – amerykański muzyk rockowy
 Dankmar Adler (1844–1900) – amerykański architekt
 Friedrich Adler (1827–1908) – niemiecki architekt
 Friedrich Adler (1879–1960) – austriacki filozof i polityk
 Guido Adler (1855–1941) – austriacki muzykolog
 Irving Adler (ur. 1940) – amerykański matematyk
 Jacek Adler – polski dziennikarz i działacz na rzecz środowiska LGBT
 Jankiel Adler (1895–1949) – żydowski malarz, scenarzysta, polskiego pochodzenia
 Jenny Adler (ur. 1983) – niemiecka biathlonistka
 Juliusz Adler (1880–po 1850) – polski aktor żydowskiego pochodzenia
 Luther Adler (1903–1984) – amerykański aktor
 Margot Adler (ur. 1946) – amerykańska pisarka i dziennikarka
 Max Adler (1873–1937) – austriacki prawnik, filozof i socjolog
 Mór Adler (1826–902) – węgierski malarz
 Nicky Adler (ur. 1985) – niemiecki piłkarz
 René Adler (ur. 1985) – niemiecki piłkarz
 Robert Adler (1913–2007) – austriacki fizyk i wynalazca
 Robert Adler (ur. 1978) – polski rysownik komiksowy
 Stella Adler (1901-1992) – amerykańska aktorka filmowa
 Steven Adler (ur. 1965) – amerykański perkusista
 Ursula Adler (1512 – ok. 1542) – zamożna mieszczanka niemiecka
 Victor Adler (1852–1918) – austriacki polityk
 Willie Adler (ur. 1976) – amerykański gitarzysta

Okręty:
 SMS "Adler" – nazwa niemieckich okrętów
 "Adler" – niemiecki ścigacz okrętów podwodnych projektu 201M

Zobacz też

 Adler Planetarium

Linki zewnętrzne

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The Java training course and Easy Web teaches students how to develop professional level applications using the Java Stack which includes among other things Java, Hibernate, Dojo, Maven, Servlets & SQL.
In this course, students learn to develop database based enterprise applications while using professional tools to manage the code.
During industrial training in Java from Easy Web the knowledge trainees/students acquire is bought into practice by working on practical assignments.
After having worked on practical assignments the students are attached to a team of experienced Java professionals to assist them on a live project. This gives the students of the industrial training in Java an opportunity to understand how to work with a team of developers.
After completing the Industrial training in Java a student should be able to understand the OOP's concepts, fully understand how to use static keyword, how to tackle error and exception handling, what are access modifiers and how to access them, operators and data type declarations and of course how to process and compile the code.
Most of the students who have received industrial training at Easy Web are usually able to find placements in a Java Development company with handsome compensation.


The ideal solution for dogs that like to mark their territory, assist with toilet training puppy's and for older incontinent dogs.
The Blue Boomer Manner Band is made from 95% cotton & 5% Spandex, featuring a sporting inspired striped pattern with Dog Character print. This style is quite stretchy due to the spandex, the material is like a t-shirt which is double layered.
Actual size is 43cm long x 11cm wide.
Important Sizing Information: The measurements given above are the sizes of the actual Boomer Manner Band, not of the size of your dog. Each one will stretch approx. 5cm and have approx. 6cm of Velcro each. Measure in front of the back legs. With this style we believe there is enough give in the fabric to go by the measurements we have given if you like you can allow a little if you clip your dog.


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WORLD Nokia 3Q profit beats expectations despite chip shortage
Nokia 3Q profit beats expectations despite chip shortage
17:08, October 28, 2021
Wireless and fixed network equipment maker Nokia on Thursday reported third-quarter profit above analyst expectations on increasing sales of 5G technology and trimmed costs, but the company warned that the global shortage of semiconductors made the market outlook foggy and could hamper growth.
The Espoo, Finland-based company reported net profit of 463 million euros ($537 million) for the July-September period in comparison to 305 million euros a year earlier. Sales were up 2% at 5.4 billion euros.
(Photo: VCG)
CEO Pekka Lundmark said the third-quarter results showed the company "delivered another great quarter" driven by its increased investments in 5G technology.
He noted that the uncertainty around semiconductors limited the outlook for the fourth quarter and into 2022. The shortage of semiconductors has led to a shortage of chips for the products of Nokia and its competitors.
"We could've grown faster (in the third quarter) had there been enough components available," Lundmark said in a conference call with reporters, adding that Nokia was working closely with its suppliers and customers to solve the semiconductor availability problem.
The executive has vowed to make Nokia the world leader in 5G - the new generation of broadband technology - even if it means sacrificing short-term profitability. In 5G technology, Nokia is in a tight race with Nordic competitor Ericsson, China's Huawei and South Korea's Samsung, among others.
Despite a booming market for 5G products, Lundmark earlier this year acknowledged that Nokia faced problems in certain markets like the United States, where the company has lost market share. Its penetration of the China market also remained low despite Nokia securing an important 5G deal with key operator China Mobile this year
Lundmark said Thursday that the "headwinds" in the U.S market were offset in the third quarter by a strong growth in Nokia's fixed networks business, which he said has benefited from the COVID-19 pandemic through booming sales of fixed broadband connections built at private homes. Sales for Nokia's fixed networks unit grew 30%, to 588 million euros, quarter-on quarter.

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Altrient® C encapsulates the C molecules in liposomes made from Essential Phospholipids, which protect the C from destruction by your digestive juices. Within minutes of taking Altrient® C, liposomes filled with Vitamin C are transported directly into the bloodstream, and into the cells.
As a food supplement, take one sachet 1-2 times per day. For best results, snip or tear the notched end off the sachet, squeeze into 30-60mL of filtered or spring water, or your favourite cool beverage, and drink on an empty stomach, at least 15 minutes before eating. The contents of the sachet will not dissolve. Do not exceed the stated daily dose. Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied diet. Keep out of the reach of young children. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a healthcare practitioner before using this product.


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Q: Calling from a non-angular to an angular page Question: Can I forward to an angular page from a non-angular page and pass couple of parameters from the non-angular page using form submit (post).
Non Angular page (page 1) with a form (param1 and param2) -> Submit form to an angular page URL (page 2). How can I access the param1 and param2 in page 2?
Flow would be like,

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*A non-angular page with a form like below

*Submit the form to an angular page URL

In #2, can angular be able to read off the parameters passed in the post request.
HTML form submit (lets say with two input params)
<form method="POST" action="<angularPageURL>">
   <input type="text" name="param1" value="1" />
   <input type="text" name="param2" value="ABC" />
   <input type="submit" value="Submit to Angular Page" />
</form>

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Our first full day in Japan started out at the Smith's home. In the morning I walked with Jim to the church building in Wakaba to help with some computer issues. Jenelle drove to the church with Amy shortly afterwards. We got to meet Nakahata-sensei who lives at the church building and is preparing to go to Bible Baptist Graduate School of Theology in the USA after Jim teaches him English. Jenelle helped Amy prepare some things at the church for vacation bible school tomorrow. I was able to make it back to Jim's house walking by myself. I thought this is a pretty big deal since there are no legible signs anywhere and its a fifteen minute walk. When I got back to Jim's house I set up the wireless network for him. In the evening Jim and I left to go to a men's meeting at a nearby bread restaurant. There were two Christian Japanese men that ate with Jim and I. I learned some of the cultural differences between conversations with Americans and those with the Japanese people. I also learned about some social issues in Japan and opportunities that the churches have here to help fill those needs. Jenelle ate with Amy Smith who made yakisoba noodles. She used chopsticks for an entire meal for the first time. Amy and Jenelle talked about educating children in Japan and we determined that international school is not an option for our children since the price is far too high for a missionary to afford and the children would have to ride a train by themselves for long distances. Jenelle and Amy and the kids walked to a grocery store and ate some bread together. Seeing someone from America is deeply appreciated and exciting for the Smiths. The Smith family thanks you for sending us.


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Wife's heartbreak after vet, 71, dies in VA hospital cafeteria - just 500 yards from ER - because policy said staff had to call an ambulance
Jim Garcia suffered a heart attack in the VA cafeteria on June 30
But rather than take him five minutes to the ER, staff followed policy and called 911 and waited for an ambulance - which took 10 minutes
Staff performed CPR but he could not be saved
His wife is now demanding answers and planning on suing
By Lydia Warren and Associated Press
Published: 17:06 EST, 24 July 2014 | Updated: 18:29 EST, 24 July 2014
Tragic: Jim Garcia, 71, passed away on June 30 when he collapsed just yards from a VA hospital
The heartbroken wife of a Vietnam veteran who died in a VA hospital cafeteria as he waited for an ambulance to arrive is still demanding answers about what happened.
Carol Garcia had received a phone call on June 30 saying her husband, 71-year-old Jim Napoleon Garcia, had collapsed in the cafeteria beside the VA hospital in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
But rather than rush him the 500 yards to the emergency room, staff followed VA policy and called for an ambulance. The policy instructs staff to call 911 for an emergency outside the main hospital.
Mr Garcia, a grandfather, received CPR as he lay on the floor but he passed away.
'If my husband had been treated quicker, could he have survived his heart attack?' his wife of 32 years, Carol, asked in an interview with KOAT as her sons comforted her.
Emergency response records show that an ambulance arrived to help Garcia about 10 minutes after the 911 call.
Mrs Garcia said she believes that authorities have not been straight with her about her husband's death.
'We're trying to get answers and they keep shutting down,' she said. 'They keep saying they want to be transparent but they're not.'
Heartbroken: Carol Garcia, pictured with one of her sons, is demanding to know if more could have been done
U.S. Veteran: Mrs Garcia said her husband of 32 years was in Vietnam between 1964 and 1966
Last week, acting VA Secretary Sloan Gibson met with Mrs Garcia and her sons and told them he was going to launch a full investigation. He promised them a copy of their results, she said.
But the next day, VA officials from Washington, D.C. announced contradicting news in a press conference, saying that all efforts had been made to save Mr Garcia's life.
At the press conference, Gibson said an initial review found staffers followed procedure in providing help to the Vietnam War veteran.
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'I thanked every single one of them individually,' he said. 'As I heard what they did, and I stood and looked at them in the eye, I was very proud.'
He added that it would have been difficult to keep Garcia on an automated external defibrillator or perform CPR if he was placed on a gurney and rush to the emergency room on foot.
Mrs Garcia said the statement made no sense.
Proud: Acting Veterans Affairs Secretary Sloan Gibson told reporters last week that staffers responded properly when Mr Garcia collapsed and that he had thanked every one individually for their help
Scene: Staff performed CPR on Mr Garcia but he died before reaching the VA hospital, pictured
'He says VA is not at fault in the vet's death and I don't know how they could say that when the autopsy hasn't been concluded yet,' she said.
She is now demanding answers as well as a policy change to prevent a similar tragedy happening to another family.
Attorneys representing the Garcia family will file a federal tort claim this week, giving the VA notice that they plan to sue over the death.
Mr Garcia had served in Vietnam from 1964 to 1966.
The family said he was an active member of the Innocents Car Club of North Hollywood, The Bottle and Insulator Club of New Mexico, and a collector of coins, insulators and Depression-era glasses.
The family's anger comes as the VA deals with a national outcry over reports of long delays for treatment and medical appointments and of veterans dying while on waiting lists.
Wife of vet that collapsed, died in VA cafeteria speaks out


Good. Britain is lagging on this issue.
Ending prohibition just makes sense.
A report by the think tank concludes that the criminalization of cannabis in the UK has failed, saying the black market is awash with dangerous high-strength products.
"Legalising cannabis could be 'win-win-win' for UK, says thinktank." Julia Kollewe, TheGuardian.com, 2018-06-28.


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Q: React - Mobx Validation input Field I have been searching for a MOBX validation on a input field, but I havent be able to find anything, I found "MobX-input" which requires a form but I dont have any form. another one that I found was "mobx-react-form" with ValidatorJs which again uses form. any hint or example would be appreciated . I just wanna be able to use it on plain input field
 <Input placeholder="FirstName" type="text"
 defaultValue={Contact.FirstName} onChange={(e) => handler(e)} />

A: Simple validation is pretty easy to create on your own with MobX.  For a single field like this, a simple method for validating the function could look like this:
in the component we have an error field that only shows if the input has been submitted (which could be triggered by a button push or whatever)
return

<input placeholder="FirstName" type="text"
 defaultValue={Contact.FirstName} onChange={(e) => handler(e)} />
{submitted && {Contact.FirstNameError}}

;

In the observable class (I used the non-decorator style), we define the field as an observable, and an error message class as a computed value.
class Contact {
  constructor() {
     extendObservable({
       submitted: false,
       FirstName: observable(),
       FirstNameError: computed(() => {
          if(this.FirstName.length < 10) {
             return 'First name must be at least 10 characters long';
          }
          // further validation here
          return undefined;
       })
     })
  }

}

You could easily add an extra hasError computed value that just checks to see if FirstNameError has a value.
This method scales to a few inputs.  If you start having a bunch of them, then you'd want to look into an abstraction like a 3rd party library or something you write yourself to manage your validations.  You could write a function to generate the computed properties you need based on a little configuration.


Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Willie Rennie MSP has today called for a Scottish leaders' debate in the upcoming general election, citing that parties wishing to win seats in Scotland should be exposed to public scrutiny as much as possible over the next seven weeks.
"I find it indefensible that that the Prime Minister has already ruled out a TV debate even though it was her that has called this election. This upcoming election is one of the most important that this country has ever had and for politicians to hide away from public scrutiny would be a disservice to the electorate.
"Over the next seven weeks parties across the spectrum will be campaigning on several issues and the Scottish people have the right to hear from their political leaders. Within Scotland we have a range of issues that that must be debated. From the impact of a hard Tory Brexit in Scotland to the SNP's attempt to break up the UK; all areas must be under public scrutiny and a leaders debate would be the right thing to do.
"Scottish Liberal Democrats go into this election with a proud track record in these debates and I look forward to setting out a vision of a Britain that is open, tolerant and united."


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El Country Los Teros es un estadio de rugby de Uruguay, se ubica en Camino Escobar y Camino de los Horneros a la altura del km 24 de la Ruta Interbalnearia en la Ciudad de la Costa (Canelones) y pertenece a la Unión de Rugby del Uruguay (URU).

Síntesis

Fue inaugurado en setiembre del 2001 por iniciativa de dicha Unión y 4 empresarios. Entre otras instalaciones cuenta con dos canchas iluminadas, la principal tiene tribunas y se usa para partidos y la segunda pensada para entrenamientos de las selecciones nacionales (mayor, juvenil, de seven y femenina), un Club House y un Bar.

A pesar de contar con un estadio propio algunos de los partidos más importantes de la Selección de rugby de Uruguay no se juegan ahí, como el caso del Sudamericano de Rugby A 2003 desarrollado en Uruguay en el que Los Teros jugaron en el Estadio Luis Franzini; también por eliminatorias a la Copa del Mundo de Rugby y otros Sudamericanos la URU ha elegido otros escenarios más céntricos como el Parque Central o el Charrúa, estadios de fútbol que se acondicionan para el rugby.

A fines del 2012 y en conjunto con la Asociación Uruguaya de Fútbol la Unión firma un contrato de concesión de uso del Charrúa por 10 años. En dicho contrato la "Intendencia Departamental de Montevideo" cede el usufructo del estadio y una cancha auxiliar a cambio de obras de infraestructuras y mantenimiento por parte de la AUF y la URU entre otras obligaciones. A partir de ese momento el Country Los Teros deja de ser el principal centro de concentración y entrenamiento de las selecciones nacionales de rugby.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
  URU - Country Los Teros
  Tackle de Primera - Uruguay tendría estadio propio

Estadios de rugby de Uruguay
Ciudad de la Costa
Instalaciones deportivas de Canelones


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Chiu, S., Larson, R. (2009). Bertrand's Paradox Revisited: More Lessons about that Ambiguous Word, Random. Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering, 3(1), 1-26.
Samuel S. Chiu; Richard C. Larson. "Bertrand's Paradox Revisited: More Lessons about that Ambiguous Word, Random". Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering, 3, 1, 2009, 1-26.
Chiu, S., Larson, R. (2009). 'Bertrand's Paradox Revisited: More Lessons about that Ambiguous Word, Random', Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering, 3(1), pp. 1-26.
Chiu, S., Larson, R. Bertrand's Paradox Revisited: More Lessons about that Ambiguous Word, Random. Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering, 2009; 3(1): 1-26.
The Bertrand paradox question is: "Consider a unit-radius circle for which the length of a side of an inscribed equilateral triangle equals 3 . Determine the probability that the length of a 'random' chord of a unit-radius circle has length greater than 3 ." Bertrand derived three different 'correct' answers, the correctness depending on interpretation of the word, random. Here we employ geometric and probability arguments to extend Bertrand's analysis in two ways: (1) for his three classic examples, we derive the probability distributions of the chord lengths; and (2) we also derive the distribution of chord lengths for five new plausible interpretations of randomness. This includes connecting (and extending) two random points within the circle to form a random chord, perhaps being a most natural interpretation of random.
 Bertrand J. (1888), Calcul des probabilities; Paris, 1888.
 Crofton M.W.(1885), Probability; Encyclopedia Britannica 19; 9th edition, 768-788.
 Holbrook J., KIM S.S. (2000), Bertrand's Paradox Revisited; Math Intelligencer 22; 16-19.
 Jaynes E.T. (1973), The Well-Posed Problem; Found. Phys 3; 477-492.
available on the web at http://web.mit.edu/urban_or_book/www/book/.
 Marinoff L. (1994), A Resolution of Bertrand's Paradox; Philos. Sci. 61; 1-24.
 Streit F. (1978), On a Statistical Approach to Bertrand's Problem; Elem. Math. 33; 134-138.


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namespace sumire {

inline VirtualTrie::VirtualTrie(const ObjectPool<BasicTrieUnit> &unit_pool,
	const ObjectPool<UInt8> &label_pool, UInt32 num_keys)
	: unit_pool_(&unit_pool), label_pool_(&label_pool), num_keys_(num_keys) {}

inline UInt32 VirtualTrie::find_child(UInt32 index, UInt8 child_label) const
{
	for (UInt32 child_index = child(index); child_index != 0;
		child_index = sibling(child_index))
	{
		if (label(child_index) == child_label)
			return child_index;
	}
	return 0;
}

inline UInt32 VirtualTrie::child(UInt32 index) const
{
	assert(index < num_units());

	UInt32 child_index = (*unit_pool_)[index].child();
	if (child_index == 0)
		return 0;

	assert(child_index < num_units());

	if ((*label_pool_)[child_index] == '\0')
	{
		if (!(*unit_pool_)[child_index].has_sibling())
			return 0;
		++child_index;
	}

	assert(child_index < num_units());

	return child_index;
}

inline UInt32 VirtualTrie::sibling(UInt32 index) const
{
	assert(index < num_units());

	return (*unit_pool_)[index].has_sibling() ? (index + 1) : 0;
}

inline UInt8 VirtualTrie::label(UInt32 index) const
{
	assert(index < num_units());

	return (*label_pool_)[index];
}

inline bool VirtualTrie::get_value(UInt32 index, UInt32 *value_ptr) const
{
	assert(index < num_units());

	UInt32 leaf_index = (*unit_pool_)[index].child();
	if (leaf_index == 0)
		return false;

	assert(leaf_index < num_units());

	if ((*label_pool_)[leaf_index] != '\0')
		return false;

	if (value_ptr != NULL)
		*value_ptr = (*unit_pool_)[leaf_index].value();
	return true;
}

inline UInt32 VirtualTrie::num_nodes() const
{
	assert(num_keys() <= num_units());

	return num_units() - num_keys();
}

inline void VirtualTrie::clear()
{
	unit_pool_ = NULL;
	label_pool_ = NULL;
	num_keys_ = 0;
}

inline bool VirtualTrie::write(std::ostream *output) const
{
	assert(output != NULL);

	if (!unit_pool_->write(output))
		return false;
	if (!label_pool_->write(output))
		return false;

	ObjectWriter writer(output);
	if (!writer.write(num_keys_))
		return false;

	return true;
}

inline void VirtualTrie::swap(VirtualTrie *target)
{
	std::swap(unit_pool_, target->unit_pool_);
	std::swap(label_pool_, target->label_pool_);
	std::swap(num_keys_, target->num_keys_);
}

}  // namespace sumire

#endif  // SUMIRE_VIRTUAL_TRIE_IN_H

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Showcase: Warriors Top Clippers
LAS VEGAS, Dec. 22, 2019 – The Santa Cruz Warriors (11-8) defeated the Agua Caliente Clippers (6-9), 105-91, on the final day of the 2019 MGM Resorts NBA G League Showcase.
Guard Jeremy Pargo led Santa Cruz to victory with 25 points, four rebounds and five assists in the today's game while reserve Juan Toscano-Anderson had a near double-double with 13 points and eight rebounds in 26 minutes. On assignment from the Golden State Warriors, center Alen Smailagic netted 24 points in 29 minutes. With the win, Santa Cruz improves to 11-8 on the 2019-20 season.
Santa Cruz ran an efficient offense, highlighted by 50 percent shooting from the field. The Warriors also had five players score in double figures and led by as many as 30.
The Clippers were paced by forward Johnathan Motley with a game-high 28 points along with nine rebounds. Guard Markel Crawford added 10 points in 22 minutes. After the loss, Agua Caliente drops to 6-9 on the season.
Santa Cruz finished the Showcase 2-0 and will visit the Stockton Kings on Dec. 28 at 10 p.m. ET. Agua Caliente closed out its Showcase 1-1 and next visits the Oklahoma City Blue on Dec. 27 at 8 p.m. ET. Both games will be available on NBAGLeague.com


In the middle of this holiday shopping season, there are some strong indications that it could be record-breaking for many companies. Amazon reported a Cyber Monday shopping record, surpassing its own previous record earlier this year on Prime Day. And for the five-day period from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday, the retail giant sold more than 180 million items. More broadly, Adobe Analytics estimates that consumers spent nearly $8 billion total on Cyber Monday alone.
Marketers everywhere are pressing to get their company's share of those consumer dollars. In the midst of the reach for record revenue lie opportunities for some marketers to press for success during the remainder of this holiday shopping season and beyond. Here are a few opportunities you should make space for to get the most out of this year's campaign, and build on that success in the year ahead.
Get on the 'good marketers' list for next year's holiday season.
While looking back on the year can be a great strategy for improving your brand's marketing, don't wait until the new year to start your review. Go beyond mental note taking to capture what's working and what's not. Writing an abbreviated outline for next year's strategy based on this year's performance can be a tactical way to build on strategy. Ask yourself what you and your team might have differently this year–and apply those lessons learned as you sketch out a plan for next year.
Having taken good notes and applied them to next year's plan before the holiday shopping season is over is a great way to rest easy on the holidays, since you'll have already gathered the information that can improve your 2019 campaigns, and begun sketching out next year's plan. Doing it in the moment also means better information retention; even if your notes don't get looked at for several months, they will be sharper for having been captured in the holiday marketing moment.
Don't just talk, but remember to do some observing as well. For example, social listening that's tuned in to your customers' moments of delight or dissatisfaction can help inform what should be sustained or improved in your future marketing plan.
This one merits a clarification first: Yes, when it comes to the holidays, there's nothing wrong with leaving work at work. But for many marketers whose holiday plans are moving along as intended, the final part of the holiday shopping season can leave them with extra time that can be used to keep improving themselves and their team's competitive position. If your winning holiday marketing campaign is humming along like Santa's sleigh on a snow-encrusted rooftop and you find yourself with a little extra time, you've got the opportunity to press for a competitive personal and professional advantage.
Using this extra time to pick up a book about the changing data economy above, to study new uses for AI in marketing, or the impact of new marketing channels like VR and AR can be a great way to keep your competitive edge. It can also be a good time to check out conferences for the coming year (and maybe even secure a discounted spot). By not letting your skillset freeze over, you and your team will be better positioned for 2019.
Many of the best marketing leaders wouldn't consider this one quite so optional: Saying "thank you" to customers remains a key part of any brand strategy throughout the year, and especially so during the holiday shopping season. Even for marketing leaders who have wisely taken this into account, it can be easy to lose sight of the others who make your work successful. Take time to thank your team members and strategic partners with a small gift, a handwritten note, or a video message. Gratitude is one of the best forms of marketing, and those gestures can enrich and prolong relationships on all sides.
Take stock(ing) of the new data economy.
The economy of consumer data is changing. Due to increased competition and regulatory concerns, an increasing number of companies are bringing some or all of their data collection in-house, rather than outsourcing it all to the large data providers like Facebook, Google, and Amazon. Declared data firm Jebbit notes that "relying on transactional or behavioral data requires you to draw conclusions about your audience's wants and intentions." But, "unlike transactional data, declared data is information willingly and actively given by consumers, often about their motivations, intentions, interests, and preferences. Declared data strips away the complexity and uncertainty of inferring, and leaves you with exactly what you need: your consumers' own thoughts." By collecting narrower sets of declared data that is voluntarily given by customers, marketers can simplify operations, take the guesswork out of their strategizing, and alleviate some of the concern around data breaches, since less data on hand means less damage in the event of a hack. And it can be relatively simple to collect with engagement tools like quizzes and gift guides.
Of course, the large data providers will still be a key in many marketing strategies, from segmentation and targeting on platforms like Facebook to Google's algorithmic ad targeting. Whether your brand collects its own declared data from customers, outsources to the large players, or has an advanced AI strategy, the remaining part of the shopping season is loaded with potential for the right marketing leaders to set the stage for success through the holiday shopping season and into the new year.
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Today, There were Democratic lawmakers, labor groups and community activists and their message was clear. The voting rights women got 93 years ago today are still a force for good.
"It changed the face of the American electorate forever. On Nov. 5, women will use their vote to change the Constitution of the state of New Jersey by voting to raise the wage from $7.25 an hour to $8.25 an hour with an adjustment annual cost of living," said New Jersey State AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Laurel Brennan.
"I think it's important that if we are serious about moving forward, if we are serious about celebrating women's accomplishments, then we need to be serious about standing for and committing ourselves to economic equality here in New Jersey," said gubernatorial candidate Barbara Buono.
Many speakers criticized Chris Christie's veto of the minimum wage bill. Now it's a referendum question on the November ballot, and some Democrats think it could be the key to helping Buono beat Christie.
"Absolutely the ballot question will help her win the race because the people that are going to go out and vote yes on this ballot question are the ones that know that they need to have her as governor," said Assemblywoman Bonnie Watson Coleman.
Watson Coleman thinks there's another campaign strategy that will also help tighten the race.
"When Cory Booker gets done talking about Democratic values when he goes through the senatorial campaign and she piggy backs on talking about Democratic values for the working class, the middle class, the everyday person and family, people are going to recognize," Watson Coleman said.
At the event today, Senate President Steve Sweeney stressed that voters need to hear how passing this referendum would impact people's lives.
Equal pay between men and women was also a hot topic today. Studies say a woman makes 78 cents for every dollar a man makes. And minorities face even more pay discrimination.
"As a Latina woman and to other African-American women, the gap is even higher. There is something wrong when we have to continue to demand equal pay for equal work, but if that is what we have to do, we're gonna continue that demand," said Milly Silva, who is running for lieutenant governor with Buono.
Minimum wage workers earn approximately $15,000 a year. This November, they'll get a chance to vote themselves a raise.


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Home All Articles Record low for house cold – weather related deaths
Record low for house cold – weather related deaths
The number of people killed by cold weather last winter was the lowest since records began, official statistics show.
18,200 "excess winter deaths" were provisionally recorded in the 2013/14 winter. Warmer-than-average weather led to a 40% fall in the number of cold-related deaths in England and Wales in winter 2013/14, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.
Some 18,200 "excess winter deaths" were provisionally recorded in the 2013/14 winter, the lowest since they began being collected in 1950/51.
It was also down 42% from the 31,280 killed by cold in the 2012/13 winter.
An ONS spokesman said: "Winter 2013/14 was characterised by a slightly colder-than-average temperature in November followed by a sustained period of milder-than-average weather. Temperatures in December and January remained over two degrees higher than the five-year average. "
The most at-risk groups were the over 75s, who accounted for 14,000 of the deaths last winter. Women were more likely to die than men and those in the West Midlands were at most risk, and those in the North East the least likely, the ONS said.
The number of people dying from influenza last winter was also the lowest for the season for several years, it added.
The 2013/14 winter was the wettest since records began 250 years ago and the fifth warmest since 1910, the Met Office said in March.
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Can the Czech Republic Participate in Greenhouse Gas Emission Trading?
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Q: Node com mongodb não iniciando aplicação Estou tentando subir uma aplicação em Node com mongoose, (estou estudando, livro MEAN casa do código) e me gera o seguinte erro ao tentar iniciar o arquivo server.js onde inicio minha aplicação em Node, veja abaixo.

Abaixo está meu arquivo server.js.

var http = require('http');

var app = require('./config/express')();

require('./config/database.js')('mongodb://localhost/contatooh');

http.createServer(app).listen(app.get('port'),function(){
 console.log('Express server executando na porta ' + app.get('port'));
});

OBS: o caminho do arquivo bson.node está correto, e o arquivo é existente na pasta.
Abaixo esta o arquivo de conexão com o banco MongoDB.

var mongoose = require('mongoose');

module.exports = function(uri){
    mongoose.connect(uri);

    mongoose.connection.on('connected', function(){
        console.log('Mongoose ! conectado em '+uri);
    });

    mongoose.connection.on('disconnected', function(){
        console.log('Mongoose ! Desconectado de '+uri);
    });

    mongoose.connection.on('error', function(erro){
        console.log('Mongoose ! erro na conecxão  '+erro);
    });

    process.on('SIGINT', function(){
        mongoose.connection.close(function(){
            console.log('Mongoose ! Desconectado pelo término da aplicação');
            process.exit(0);
        });
    });
}

A: Man, tenho algumas suspeitas:
1º - tente rodar esse projeto a partir de outra pasta: pode ser algo referente a permissões do windows ou algum firewall que tá bloqueando o processo...
2º - A versão do node - eu rodei em um ambiente linux na nuvem (AWS-cloud9) o seu projeto, usei o node v6.11.2 - mas tive que alterar a linha 4 no database.js:
    mongoose.connect(uri, { useNewUrlParser: true });

Espero que isso te dê uma luz.

A: Para evitar futuros erros de deprecation, a correção mais recente é esta:
const mongoose = require('mongoose')

mongoose.connect('mongodb://localhost:27017/your_database',
    { useNewUrlParser: true, useUnifiedTopology: true }).
    catch(error => handleError(error));

mongoose.set('useCreateIndex', true)
mongoose.set('useFindAndModify', false)

mongoose.connection.on('error', err => {
    logError(err);
});

mongoose.Promise = global.Promise

module.exports = mongoose

Funciona na versão 5.7.1 do mongoose. Fonte: Mongoose


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GOOD MORNING, IRAQ
Phil Bronstein
Feb. 9, 2005 Updated: Jan. 26, 2012 1:25 p.m.
1of4Comedian Robin Williams jokes with U.S. troops dressed in Santa Claus hats at a military base, Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2003 in Balad, Iraq. Williams is touring with a United Service Organizations (USO) holiday tour to entertain American forces in the region. (AP Photo/USO, Mike Theiler) Robin Williams kids around with soldiers at a base in Balad, Iraq, during his USO tour. He said the mood in Iraq was good. Ran on: 02-09-2005 Robin Williams on a USO tour before Christmas in 2003.MIKE THEILERShow MoreShow Less
2of4CAMP VICTORY, IRAQ - UNDATED: In this US Army handout released on December 15, 2004 comedian and actor Robin Williams visits troops as part of a USO show to boost morale at Camp Victory in Iraq. (Photo by Christopher A. Marasky/US Army via Getty Images) ONE TIME USE ONLY Ran on: 02-09-2005 Robin Williams on a USO tour before Christmas in 2003.Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less
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Longtime San Francisco resident, actor and comedian Robin Williams visited Iraq and Afghanistan in December to entertain U.S. troops. It was his second trip to Iraq, his third to Afghanistan. Williams, who won the prestigious Cecil B. DeMille Golden Globe for lifetime achievement in film last month, sat down with Chronicle Editor Phil Bronstein right before the Iraqi election. Williams talked about his trip, what he saw and what heexperienced. His travels were part of a tour organized by the USO (United Service Organizations).
Robin Williams: Some of the shows in Iraq were indoors. A lot were outdoors. It's weird when you're doing the shows, like in Iraq we do these shows and everyone's in full camo (camouflage) and we're not -- so it's kinda like, "Woooow."
One time we did a show two years ago, it was in Iraq and the entire audience was all in helmets and camo except for a group of Australians sitting in this truck smoking. I thought it was a fuel truck, but they said later on it's a water truck. (Australian accent): "No, go ahead Robin," (makes sound of match and an explosion noise) ...
It's weird to see all these different camouflages because in the coalition troops, the coalition of the willing, there's all types of camo. The Australians come with somewhat desert camo, we have desert camo and some guys come straight deployment and they have full green, which I'm going: "Doesn't work here. Nice desert." And then the Air Force has this new blue camouflage. Unless you're up against the sky, what is this s -- ? Blue, like big time. Even gay people are going, "Like: no. Quail egg, what is it? It's teal, it's teal and white, it's so fabulous!"
The shows, we would perform to 2,000 to 3,000 in some places ... by the end, it got to be a good rhythm. It was first Leeann Tweeden, who had just got to be on the cover of what was that magazine? FX magazine or one of those ... And she did one of those spreads that was, it was just close enough to go (in dramatic loud voice) "WHEW! Helloooo boys!" And the guys are going "YEAHHH!"
Chronicle: So, the structure was like an old Bob Hope show?
RW: Oh, yeah, like a traditional Bob Hope show, kind of, except blue. You know, Bob Hope with a strap-on. The general (chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Richard B. Myers) opened the show. He was like the hardcore. He sets the tone just to say, hey, thank you. He's very personal because he gets out and meets everyone. In the first year, we went with him. The first year we went alone. It was just USO shows, just me. We did the shows and most times we'd stay in the bases overnight. Like in Afghanistan, we'd stayed. Bagram, Kandahar, Jacobabad (Pakistan) and then a base in Afghanistan. You'd go visit all the bases. When you go with the general, it's in and out. The first time it was just me. Last year it was with the general again, which was fun. You travel on his nickel and you get in and get out. No waiting.
Chronicle: Was this the longest time you spent over there?
RW: No, I think the first time was. Same amount of time as last year but more shows. It was like 13 shows. It was all what we used to call "one-night 'Stans." All these former Russian republics. Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan ending up in Pakistan.
Chronicle: You were at some secret bases -- They couldn't say where you were?
RW: They couldn't. You'd go, "Where were we?" (in Arab accent) "It's beautiful, I don't know." My favorite thing is when you go, especially in Afghanistan, and you see all the Special Forces -- and the covert-op guys. You'd see these heavily bearded guys going "Who are the surfers?" Oh, and they're heavily armed, like heavily armed Amish. Hardcore stuff. Usually some beards. A lot of them have typical Afghan wear. Couple of times you'd see a guy in full Afghan clothes, except for a New York Yankees hat -- which confuses the Afghans. Yankees caps are huge (in Arab accent): "Can you also get me Steelers, Oakland Raiders? Perfect?" The first year we went there were no restrictions ... the shows were the shows. And it was just me. It was pretty wild and they just set up makeshift stages outside and that was pretty crazy -- the first time, it was a really hot room, like 500 or 800 guys. It was like a sauna. But we had a blast. And afterwards, we'd sign pictures.
Chronicle: So did you get a sense this year the mood was different?
RW: No, I think they're still kind of hanging in. Plus it's a volunteer army still, except for the National Guard. We played this one base which was like a staging base, what was it called? Camp Virginia (Kuwait) -- that's where they come to stage and that was the only place, where you made the joke about Rumsfeld and the iron and we're trying to get you some iron and they went "Yeaaah." And we're like "Are you going to pimp your own irons?" And they're like "F -- , yeah!"
Blake Clark was a Vietnam vet and a comic in Kuwait and he was edgy because for him it was cathartic because he said, "I never want you to go through what I went through. I want you to come back and not have people look at you like ... (moans)." There are a lot of National Guard units going back, and re-equipping and going back -- and it was a week after Rumsfeld and that's the only place you kind of got the sense of, "We need more s -- , come on, you know."
Chronicle: In "Good Morning, Vietnam," you kind of had the movie sets of the same --
RW: Yeah, and in a weird way, that would be your opening line, and just like Blake when he would come out would do his thing from -- he had been in "The Waterboy," and he would do that, and they all knew the character so well. Because he had played a Cajun character in "Waterboy" you couldn't understand -- and his opening line was: "The only movie you know me from, you can't understand a f -- word I said." The order was, Leann Tweeden would go out and would basically work it, and very sweet and but basically the T&A factor. And her family had been in the service for years and she's done a lot of these shows everywhere -- so she goes out and then it was John Elway, who was great, who actually by the end started to get really funny.
Chronicle: And he's like shooting footballs out into the audience? No steroids?
RW: None. (in Southern accent): "I'm just clean and happy." And he was throwing out footballs and then Blake went on and then kicked ass and then I'd go on so it was like more of a show than we ever had before. I would start off with "Good Morning whatever the name of the place was, and then riff, and go off from there.
Chronicle: I mean, the tension for you, you're on these Blackhawks and even with the armor --
RW: As weird as it is, as weird as it seems, it isn't scary -- it's like the only time. The first year we went, they had combat landings and takeoffs, which is kinda surreal -- like a weird ride except you realize the consequence of the ride is if someone shoots at you that maybe you go down. But most of the time they spiral in and you're sitting up front. And the first time they land in Afghanistan, they say, "Mr. Williams, you want to stay up here," you start seeing the whole flight crew strapping in Kevlar and helmets and guys getting up by the doors. And you're going, "Shouldn't we ... ?" And then they spiral in and you land, and the moment you get off the plane, they say, "Please sir, stay on the path." "Why? What's on the other side?" "It's still mined." I went, "Thank you."
(Switches to Bob Hope voice) Yeah, it's crazy isn't it? The back nine is still mined. Yeah, I love it here. I'll keep my feet, thank you. Who's that? Stumpy? (in soft Arab accent) "I'm local mineworker."
But the one takeoff, out of Balad, at night. Totally blacked out. They're in all night-vision goggles and I was sitting in the back this time. ... And they just go whoooom and it's straight up, just like Space Mountain, and all you hear is like WHOA! And people who have done it are like, "Shut up. Is that your hand?" "Maybe." It's all C-130s, which are these old, the standard ones they've been using for years. They don't have the gunner anymore. The weird thing is with the crew on the C-130, everyone's looking for flashes, even with night vision. They're just looking for that. One time we took off out of Afghanistan, I was sitting in the cockpit. You hear: (robotic voice) "Missile launch, missile launch," and they pop flares but it can be a reflection off the ground. Any heat signature off the ground registers as a missile? "Is that OK?" And they say, "Yeah, that's nothing." Oh really? OK, thank you. (In robotic voice: Windshear, 500. Missile launch.) And they run the test on all of those things. (Robotic voice, shrill this time): "Warning: You're f -- . Warning: Back up, move out." But there was never a sense of imminent danger, I mean, even though the week after we left, they hit that cafeteria, which we'd been in the year before.
Chronicle: How much did you travel on the ground?
RW: You travel in between bases all over -- we never went into to the cities. Like in Kandahar, it used to be like a minor equivalent of what La Guardia was. A little TWA-built, shot up, shot to s -- , man, with all sorts of Farsi on the wall, "F -- you." And big blown-up buildings, especially when we went there the first time because it was right after the invasion. ... And that was the one thing about Afghanistan. You'd fly over it and realize, this is bleak, and then you land and you realize it's even bleaker. And they said at one point, that whole valley was the most fertile valley in Afghanistan. It was beautiful. And obviously for poppies -- opium. And it's back, big. The good news for heroin addicts, the opium is back, big! And you saw the article in the paper, where they go, "We don't know if it will affect the election if we stop poppy growth." Livelihood: "Potatoes? Poppies? Your call." We found that nobody's freebasing French fries. "What are you, chasing the potato?"
Chronicle: You would wade into the crowd, I read.
RW: You would do kind of a re-con, and find out what's happening at the base. In Afghanistan I kind of knew certain things about the place, the dust. The first time we landed in Afghanistan, it was at 3 p.m. in the afternoon. And the dust was so big it was like "Lawrence of Arabia," except played in Oklahoma. It was to the point the guys would say you would cough an adobe brick. And I transferred that, so, basically: "You can s -- your own buildings here." The second time we went was at night and we went and did a show in Kandahar and the Special Forces and all these guys were all up on the roof and they have their own compound because they're pretty much off reservation anyway -- they're all up there with glow sticks, it's like Woodstock -- they're like "F -- dude." They're all up there with glow sticks, which they use to mark landing zones.
Chronicle: Except they don't grab their own ordnance.
RW: "What's that? Oww! F -- you, idiot! That's not a flare, dumb f -- , C-4, f -- off!" The first time we landed, there was still a lot of coalition. The Australians were still there, the English, all these guys. The second time we came back there were fewer and fewer, Lithuanians, Latvians. I'd meet guys from Estonia: "What are you here for?"
Chronicle : So when you'd go into the crowds, would you --
RW: Meet people, talk to them -- and get re-con for what the show could be about. Like when we did this one major base in Qatar, the big one ... I said, "You guys really have it hard," because they had a thing that said "day spa." I went, "ah, war is heck, isn't it?" And all these guys said: "Day spa? Ah, f -- off." "They got the day spa, you bastards." And then we did an aircraft carrier, which is pretty crazy. And a guy complained about the food and everybody went, "Shut the f -- up. Have an MRE (meal ready to eat) and shut up."
Chronicle: And when you'd go in to talk to them, what kinds of things did people say to you?
RW: Most of the time, they'd say, thanks for coming, thanks for being here, thanks, it helps -- because it's before Christmas. I think for them it's like, the show is pretty loose. Like last year, I do the full thing like on HBO and I'd look up and see the general and he's there laughing -- kind of, I mean. He has to hold decorum and he's having a great time and I'd see his wife and I'm like "sorry!" and I'd be doing this really blue Viagra kind of string and spraying the audience and they're going nuts and -- I'd look down and I'm like, "please."
Chronicle: So you could do anything you wanted?
RW: Pretty much. This year they said, just back off a little because it's the general's final tour and they don't want him to take flak for bringing the little blue boy. But it was cool. I backed it up a little and it still worked.
There was one show where there were a lot of kids in the audience and that was pretty much like, (in Mr. Rogers accent) "Hi, boys and girls."
Chronicle: Kids? Like, actual kids?
RW: Kids like kids. In Bahrain, there were a lot of families -- they've since moved them out. They thought it was too dangerous -- even in Bahrain - - even this year there were more kids so that was the place I just (makes smooch sound) "hi boys and girls." When you talked to them, you'd meet people, a husband and wife either stationed at the same base, like a nurse and doctor -- or nurse and her husband's a helicopter pilot. And I'd meet them and they'd ask if you'd go to the next base and try and say hi to so-and-so and we'd run into people like that. Or one time we got a box of cookies from this girl and the cookies were left behind because they got mixed up in some luggage, we changed planes but I still met the girl on the other end and said thanks for trying. I think it's the main object of just showing up and having a good time with them.
Did I get a sense that things are tougher? Yeah, you can pick up on that. You get a sense that it's hardcore. We toured a hospital in Kandahar. The wounded there were a couple of helicopter pilots. I don't know if they'd been shot down or crashed but they were stable and conscious. The first time we went there we met these kids and that was pretty rough because there was a boy who had been wounded by a mine and his parents wanted nothing to do with it. He was pretty beaten up, I don't think he was going to make it. And you just saw the look in his eyes, like "What? why? why?" But there was also a little boy who they were going to adopt, who was part of a thing -- remember that wedding party that got shot up because they got celebratory fire -- well, there was this little boy who had survived that and his parents didn't and they were going to adopt him he was just riding around on hot wheels like, "What happened?" "Nothing."
Chronicle: You heard about this kid who got brought to Oakland, we did a big long series on him. He came across a mine. And the guys over there pulled him in and fixed him and Children's Hospital in Oakland said we'll take him and they sent him here with his father.
RW: The mines are hideous. Plus now, the explosive damage, the only show where you saw a lot of wounded was in Ramstein (Germany), which is the main base. If you can make it to Ramstein, you're going to make it. They have a 24- 7 constant hospital, and they say the problem is the body armor protects the core body. but limbs ... I met a lot of guys, even when we did the challenged athletes, which is amputees and different things, there were a lot there this year -- even a couple that were going back, who get a prosthesis and go back to Iraq to their unit. They want to go back and they'll have some function, like a driver, but they don't want to leave their unit.
Chronicle: What always struck me after being in combat and war zones for so long, was that "wounded" and "killed" never fully describe the kind of indignities the human body can go through.
RW: No you can't even think. I mean, there was a guy sitting in front and he'd obviously been burned, and they had him with that burn gel on and he was watching the show and his hands were in the blanket and at first everyone thought he'd lost his arms. He was still kind of shell shocked but he was OK and he was kind of laughing like this -- you saw that he'd been pretty badly burned but they're reconstructing. But it wasn't like the hideous burns but he'd taken a major hit. A lot of those guys were there. But they didn't have the hardcore in the front. But it's still like you said, no one can explain this -- especially the more brutal the weapons are.
Chronicle: Have you heard from people who saw you over there?
RW: Yeah, we get all sorts of amazing letters. Yeah, you get letters from them, you get letters from their families, you get letters from spouses, you get letters saying thanks. I got this weird kind of bittersweet letter from this woman who said thank you for my son -- saying he's having a really tough time but you performed and he had a really great day and he said it helped him so much. Sorry to say that he passed away, he was killed. That was last year.
Even Blake said, when he was in Vietnam sometimes the only things you can kind of get were those shows. The first time we went we got to see more people, and they actually would take you to all the different extremities of the base and you'd met the guys at the perimeter who were like, "What the f -- are you doing here, man?" And you'd see them and they'd come out dressed like mosquito men in the night-vision and go "Hey, Mr. Williams, how are you dude?" And they'd show you the stuff, which is pretty wild. I'd say put on the night- vision goggles. And one guy said one night he was looking out with the night- vision goggles in Afghanistan and saw an Afghan with a goat and he said, "I don't want to see that again." He was like: "That f -- me up for a week, Jack. " (In calm, clinical accent) "What's he doing to the goat?" "Don't ask." A good goat'll do that.
But the shows themselves were pretty wild and great. In terms of a performance, it's some of the best audiences you'll ever get in your life.
Chronicle: Is it like a different energy?
RW: It's like insane. You kind of wonder, do they tell them: (in very official command) "You must laugh at these people or we will hurt you." I think they just have a good time. They go nuts, and especially if you start playing with them, if you start f -- with the officers, or you start making fun, like. You start messing with different groups of people and you talk about the camo, going, "What were you thinking?" The thing you see that kind of gets you is how young, and there's this dedication and this kind of force and you go and you see this youth, and that's why you think "war -- how insane." This youth, these people and this incredible energy and intelligence and dedication is getting chewed up.
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"This was from two years ago. That's in Balad, when all the elves came up. Balad, which was a big staging base in Iraq. This is where all these girls came up as elves and reindeer and nurses, Which was so wonderful: Elves, reindeer and IVs." .
"Oh this is Frank, GQ Frank (right). He's studly. He was always studly. He has tattoos that even hardcore Bowery are going, 'Not bad.' It's great when you arrive with GQ Frank because he's sitting in the car, he's got the (automatic weapon). So he's there looking out the door, he's like this all the time (Williams demonstrates -- eyes furiously surveying the area) and he's still talking to us. He's going, 'Is everyone OK?' but he's looking backwards and sideways.".
"This was two years ago again. That's Baghdad. I was given actually the San Francisco camel helmet. This is a traditional macrame camel worn by basically only people in the Haight. 'Yeah, you're gonna get far with that.' "
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  std::string spv_env_;
  std::map<std::string, Shader*> name_to_shader_;
  std::map<std::string, Buffer*> name_to_buffer_;
  std::map<std::string, Sampler*> name_to_sampler_;
  std::map<std::string, Pipeline*> name_to_pipeline_;
  std::map<std::string, std::unique_ptr<type::Type>> name_to_type_;
  std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Shader>> shaders_;
  std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Command>> commands_;
  std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Buffer>> buffers_;
  std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Sampler>> samplers_;
  std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Pipeline>> pipelines_;
  std::vector<std::unique_ptr<type::Type>> types_;
  std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Format>> formats_;
  std::unique_ptr<VirtualFileStore> virtual_files_;
};

}  // namespace amber

#endif  // SRC_SCRIPT_H_


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In early February, key members of the Code Studio consultant team traveled to Piqua for a 3-day trip to explore the community, meet with key community stakeholders and conduct an initial public kick-off meeting. The purpose of the stakeholder interviews was to hear from people familiar with the City about a variety of topics related to their specific knowledge and interests. Notes for each meeting were taken.


Anyways, it's time for another #happy post.
Last night my work got a little bit of traffic, and we somehow survived and only had a few minor outages which weren't noticable on the client side. Our CDN wrote about it. This whole thing makes me pretty happy, but boy am I ready for this election to be over.
I've been pretty worn out recently, so when @mel_cantrell sent me "This Shockingly Accurate Harry Potter Quiz Will Determine Which Pair Of Houses You Belong In" on buzzfeed, I enjoyed the stupidity of it all.
Please evaluate my sanity at the level of "I am taking Buzzfeed Questionnaires".
Snapchat's Spectacles actually sound kind of cool. I kind of wish they could get to the point of PS4 video shares, where you push the button after the thing happens, and it just saves the last five minutes of video.
I've been reading through random parts of John Carmack's .plan files, which is weird.
@docmollo sent me Live Jelly Cam in HD, which has been great now that #bearcam has been shut off.
The rest of my news has apparently been me liking tweets about politics... which I have mixed feelings on.
I've started watching Star Wars Rebels which has been ok.
I hope everyone has a great week. Don't forget to register to vote.
Here's another post in my continuing series on what's making me #happy.


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