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Sola Coffee Café is a locally-owned neighborhood coffeehouse located on 7705 Lead Mine Rd. Before opening Sola, John and Jeanne Luther owned a restaurant in Maryland for about 8 years. After a mission trip to Nigeria in the fall of 1997, John knew there was more to life than being his neighborhood's "bagel man." John and Jeanne sold their restaurant and moved their family into a two bedroom apartment on Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary's campus. John was fortunate enough to be hired right out of seminary by Christ Covenant Church in Raleigh, where his family still attends church. The couple knew how to run a restaurant and saw an opportunity to open a coffeehouse focused on their community, good food and exceptional coffee.
After stocking two storage units filled with miscellaneous Craig's List purchases and searching for a space, the Luther family landed a location. They worked hard to transform an old building that used to be a bank, to a cozy coffeehouse in North Raleigh. With help from their friends and family, Sola opened on March 22, 2012.
I've visited Sola numerous times and the sense of community is almost unreal. Jeanne and John wanted Sola to be a place where people connect and for a transaction to take place that surpasses just a cup of coffee. Sola is a relaxed coffeehouse that cultivates relationships in the community. Not only do the Luther's believe in supporting their local community, they believe in being globally and socially responsible. Sola only serves Counter Culture Coffee and Rishi Tea, two companies which are working directly with farmers to ensure the quality of the product and care of the grower. Pictures of the growers fill Sola's walls. They also host numerous events to raise money for non-profit organizations in the community and give out "Sola Surprises" to teachers, YMCA volunteers and other members of the community.
Every piece of kitchen equipment, furniture and decoration in Sola has a story and exemplifies Sola's community-oriented atmosphere. The bakery case, utensils and black leather chairs all came from an old Borders. The coffee bar is encased in 107 year old barn wood from Eden, North Carolina. Bunk bed ladders house magazines and old wooden pallets are used as shelves, which hold a guest book for folks in the community to leave their mark.
Sola's baristas are trained and certified by Counter Culture Coffee. The Luther's 13-year-old daughter even completed a milk chemistry class. You'll definitely want to cozy up with a latte in a comfy chair. The coffee is exceptional and Counter Culture Coffee is naturally flavorful because of their roasting process. I enjoyed a pumpkin spice latte one day while blogging. Delish! Check out that latte art.
Not only is the coffee amazing, the Luther's love really good food. They only serve food that's attractive, delicious and unique. Sola uses fresh, organic and local ingredients in every dish. They use Great Harvest breads and their bagels come from N.Y. Bagel and Deli located in North Raleigh. They are supporting local farmers by using Ford's Produce and Homeland Creamery dairy products. Jeanne also grows her own herbs outside on the patio and will have fresh rosemary this fall. You can't get much more local than that!
Some of my recommendations include Sola's new Mediterranean pizzette made with naan bread and topped with artichokes, mushrooms, pesto, ricotta, mozzarella and garlic. The Sola turkey on wheat is Jeanne's favorite, which include Boar's Head turkey, bacon, Jeanne's homemade dressing, black cracked pepper, cheddar, lettuce, tomato and Granny Smith apples. It's incredibly easy to eat healthy at Sola as well. They offer a wide variety of salads and John's favorite is the strawberry salad; a beautiful, sweet concoction of spinach, strawberries, feta cheese, red onions and almonds.
Do me a favor and get a dozen of the hot mini donuts when you visit Sola. The donuts are rolled in cinnamon and sugar and are served in a coffee filter. Don't feel that bad if you eat the whole dozen by yourself, the donuts are mini. I know I've done it before and these donuts definitely keep me coming back!
Sola has also discovered the power of incorporating coffee into their desserts. John and I split a Sola Shake, which he explained is made with Homeland Dairy vanilla ice cream and milk, honey, Counter Culture espresso toscano and love. The affogato is another one of the Luther's popular creations; ice cream served on a chocolate brownie with espresso spilled on top.
There's something for everyone at Sola. Come out for live music and comedy shows on Friday and Saturday nights, or simply sip a cup of coffee in a cozy chair. You can also reserve tables and play board games with your friends and family. There are many creative ways you can use the space in Sola.


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Re:ZERO Season 2 is back with episode 39 (the first episode of Part 2). There's a lot that I could discuss regarding this episode, but I don't want the review to go on for too long. So some topics I'll be skipping over are everything involving the four Ryuzu and Otto. I'll most likely go over that stuff in a later review once we have more information.
The first topic I do want to go over is Subaru's bet against Roswaal. This bet marks an extremely important milestone in Season 2 because it sets up Subaru's next checkpoint. Throughout the majority of Part 1, Subaru has been resetting to the same checkpoint within the Sanctuary. But now, he seems to finally be on the right path.
There are other reasons for me believing that which I'll get to in a later section. For now, the fact that Subaru has confronted Roswaal and that Roswaal accepted the conditions of his bet in order to set things up for the next version of himself, shows that progress is being made.
Subaru and Otto
Of course, Subaru's bet is that he'll be able to free everyone from the sanctuary and save everyone at the mansion at the same time. If Subaru's successful, then Roswaal has to throw away his copy of the Tome of Wisdom ally with him.
What's most interesting to me about all of this is that Roswaal agreed rather quickly. Perhaps it's because he realized that Subaru can literally reset as many times as it takes so eventually he'll win. But agreeing to throw away his copy of the Tome seems like a big deal considering how Roswaal is a devout follower of Echidna.
Can he still achieve his goals by following Subaru?
Emilia's Trial
For anyone who hasn't already watched The Frozen Bond, I highly recommend you go do that before the next episode comes out. Most of Emilia's backstory in this episode came directly from that movie. If you want to fully understand what's going on, you'll need to watch it (and should have watched it before this).
Now, the trial we know Emilia has been stuck on was the trial of her past. What we know about her past is that she, and all the other elves of the forest, were frozen and that only Emilia woke up. When she did, she was found by Puck, who formed a pact with her, and then she was eventually taken in by Roswaal.
I'm assuming that Roswaal found Emilia thanks to his copy of the Tome, but this hasn't been explained yet. However, the fact that we know Roswaal can use some crazy powerful ice magic makes him a bit suspicious. Was he the one who originally froze everyone in the forest? Probably not.
Emilia being hugged by Mother Fortuna
You wouldn't know this if you haven't watched The Frozen Bond, but Emilia can also use extremely powerful ice magic — potentially stronger than what Roswaal can use. And when she was younger, her ice magic often went out of control, and even killed people, if she was threatened.
With this in mind, we have to look at what Mother Fortuna said to her in the flashback. She tells Emilia that the people who claimed to want to protect her were lying, but that Emilia shouldn't hate them for it. I think the people Mother Fortuna is referring to here are the other elves of the forest.
Someone probably threatened them so that they would hand over Emilia. They probably pretended to be protecting her while actually handing her over. And when she learned of this, her magic went out of control and froze them all — including herself. Her memories of this event were also sealed.
This seems like the perfect past event for Emilia's trial to be based around. First of all, the Great Fire Spirit Melaquera tells Emilia that what happened to the elves of the forest was her fault in The Frozen Bond. Second, Emilia probably blamed herself for what happened. And third, to pass her trial, she probably needs to accept that it wasn't her fault.
Puck and Emilia
Where was Puck all throughout Season 2 Part 1? He was just hiding inside of the spirit crystal Emilia wears around her neck. He wasn't missing at all. As for why he was doing this, it was to void his pact with Emilia.
Your next question is probably, "why was Puck trying to void his pact with Emilia?" And that's a pretty good question. But if you were paying attention, he actually gives a reason before disappearing. He says "Once I'm gone, the seal on your memories will be lifted."
I'm not going to go back through all of The Frozen Bond to find this, but I'm fairly sure that when Puck made his pact with Emilia, he mentioned something about sealing her memories. So by voiding their pact, her memories will be unsealed and she'll be able to properly take on the trial.
Puck disappearing as Emilia holds him
I've seen some people questioning whether that was the last we're going to see of Puck in the series. I don't believe that's the case. Puck voided his contract with Emilia, but it's not as if he died. He's a great spirit with the ability to destroy the world. I don't think he would die so easily.
Also, it was brought to my attention that Echidna was the one voicing the lines in The Frozen Bond telling Puck to watch over Emilia, but not interfere with her too much. So maybe she created Puck just as she created Betty. It's unclear why she tasked Puck with protecting Emilia though.
But with all this in mind, I think we'll see Puck return. He's not dead, he's apparently connected to Echidna, and he left so that Emilia could complete her trial. I think he'll either return to Emilia or maybe even form a pact with Subaru in the future. And I think it's possible that Puck is going to intervene at the mansion on Subaru's behalf.
What do you think of Re:ZERO episode 39? Do you think we're finally in the correct timeline to escape from the current loop? What do you think Emilia's trial is going to entail? And what role, if any, do you think Puck is going to play going forward? Let me know in the comments.
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I think you misinterpreted one of the lines, DoubleSama. Roswaal would never lay groundwork for Subaru to beat him in the next loop, so it's clear Roswaal is indicating he is laying some groundwork for himself, meaning he really wants to win this bet. Here's what I think. Roswaal seemed to think it's not a bad idea to lay the groundwork for the next loop, which indicates Roswaal thinks that the bet he and Subaru made will affect Subaru in the next loop, which will be something Subaru has never experienced before, having a consequence from a previous loop directly inconvenience him in the next loop.
I'm not sure what kind of bet would be able to transfer over between lives, but I have a theory based off of my theory of souls and soul scents that I have posted about before. As you recall from episode 18 of Re:zero, Petelgeuse indicated that in death, he would be reunited with the Witch, which indicates there's an afterlife and strongly indicates the presence of souls in Re:zero. Arbiter Melakuera indicated there was reincarnation in Re:zero in the Re:zero OVAs, which is a second instance that suggests that there are souls in Re:zero. Season 2 confirmed that souls are a thing in a Re:zero when Echidna indicated that her soul was trapped in the Witch's Graveyard in the afterlife. As we all know, the Witch has a very foul smell given what we know of Subaru and Witch cultists, and I speculate that the reason they reek of her scent is because her soul smells horrible considering that her body is very likely sealed and should have no biological function. This suggests that Subaru and Witch cultists have their souls bonded to Satella, the Witch of Envy's soul, and that is the source of the smell. I'm now getting to my point. I believe that the first step of Return by Death involves resetting time, restoring Subaru's body and resetting to a previous point in time and that when Subaru dies, his soul goes to the afterlife, and the reason Subaru smells more strongly of the Witch after a death is because of increased exposure to the Witch's soul. This suggests that the soul does not reset with Return by Death, or else he wouldn't smell more strongly of the Witch after a death. This also suggests the soul is the reason Subaru retains his memories from previous lives since his brain shouldn't remember anything since it is straight up restored to its previous state, meaning the second step of Return by Death is sending Subaru's soul back into his restored body. As for why Subaru can't remember spending time with Satella in the afterlife, remember when Echidna forced Subaru to forget that he had met her after her first tea party with him? That shows that the Witches of Sin have the power to do that and would explain why Subaru wouldn't remember meeting Satella.
So if Roswaal and Subaru's bet somehow has a mandatory effect on the soul, then Subaru would be forced to do whatever Roswaal wishes even after a death because Return by Death does not reset the soul. This could have some very huge implications if this is indeed what Roswaal has in mind. I hope Subaru can actually win on this loop, as otherwise, I think he might be in for another mental breakdown if he is forced to choose either the Sanctuary or the mansion in the next loop against his will if he fails during this current loop. I do want to note that it'd be an interesting way to add tension to the story since Subaru would not be able to kill himself to undo the effect on his soul.
Another thing I found interesting was what Subaru said to Otto. One thing I didn't think was clear based off of Crunchyroll's subs was what Subaru meant when he said, "Unlike Garfiel, I don't have to worry about dying." Did Subaru tell Otto offscreen that he can't die? Or did Subaru mean that if Garfiel tried to get Emilia to spill the beans, that he might die because she'd panic and lose control of her powers since she doesn't trust Garfiel while that wouldn't happen if he himself talked to Emilia since they have a connection. If he indeed told Otto offscreen that he can't die, maybe that is a convenient way to get around attempting to tell somebody about Return by Death or his looping. Echidna did mention that Subaru would never experience true death, so maybe telling someone he is immortal but not mentioning RBD or his looping would be something Satella would be okay with him sharing.
I rewatched the scene with Roswaal and I don't believe that Roswaal is referring to laying the groundwork for defeating Subaru in a future loop. I also don't necessarily mean to say that Roswaal is going to let Subaru win either, though. Rather, Roswaal still believes he's going to win the bet. But if on the off-chance Subaru does happen to win, it would be in Roswaal's best interest to have a backup plan. That backup plan of course being an allegiance with Subaru that still achieves his goal of making Emilia the next ruler.
Basically, I see this as Roswaal covering his bases more than anything. He still wants to win by breaking Subaru down. But there's no harm in laying the groundwork for a possibility in which he's unable to achieve that. After all, Subaru holds all the cards right now since he's the one with the ability to continuously reset if he fails.
As for the thing with Otto, originally I was thinking that Subaru simply told Otto something along the lines of "I know what's going to happen in the future." That would be a way to explain to Otto why he's taking the actions he is without specifically mentioning return by death. The comment about not needing to worry about dying is a bit odd though. It's possible that he can freely mention return by death now that he's met Satella at the Witch's Tea Party. Or maybe he also just told Otto he's immortal. There are a number of ways I could see Subaru getting around the whole inability to speak about return by death thing.
I don't mean that Roswaal intends to lay the groundwork to defeat Subaru in a future loop. I believe that Roswaal fully intends to win this loop and that whatever his condition is for winning will lead to him dominating Subaru across time and space and resets because if the winning conditions have an effect on the soul than Return by Death will not undo the effects of the bet. That's why I used my soul scents theory to posit that Subaru's soul does not reset when he dies and starts another loop. On the another hand, if Subaru wins this bet, Roswaal will be forced to not scheme like crazy all the time, with this particular Arc revolving upon him forcing Subaru to make a choice between Emilia and the people at the mansion by making it snow and bringing the Great Rabbit to the Sanctuary.
I'm not so sure that Roswaal is thinking of it in this way. Since he doesn't actually know how Subaru resets timelines, I don't think he would really bet on something like that. Obviously, he knows that Subaru retains his memories from previous timelines. But if his plan was really to break Subaru in this loop to see himself up in a better position in the next, I'm not sure that he would have told Subaru when the attacks are going to begin. That seemed more like him giving Subaru a tip just to see how things would work out if Subaru really does succeed.
I think you are misunderstanding Roswaal's meaning about laying the groundwork for next time. The way I interpret it the groundwork Roswaal is referring to laying is with Subaru himself. The only thing that carries over in each loop is Subaru's memories. Therefore the experiences that Roswaal can force on Subaru in this loop are what will be carried over and affect how the next loop will play out.
It's an interesting battle of wills because apparently Roswaal has a book that can tell the future and Subaru has the ability to change the past. Technically Roswaal has to suffer a lot less than Subaru because he never remembers dying. Therefore his determination cannot be whittled away by repeatedly experiencing trauma the way Subaru does. However unlike Subaru, Roswaal is taking a leap of faith every time he gives up his life that he will get another go around.
I've been trying to understand how Roswaal worked out Subaru can redo events and I think it went something like this. Roswaal read the Gospel before one of Subaru's checkpoints and then read it again after Subaru had looped and noticed that the future written in the gospel had changed from what he had read before the checkpoint.
There are two parts to this theory. The first part is that the future written in the Gospel changes when Subaru loops and changes the course of events. The second part is that Roswaal does not remember past loops and would not notice a change in the Gospel unless the change occurred after a checkpoint.
Of course so far we don't really know much about the Gospel or how it works. We do know that it doesn't tell Roswaal everything because Roswaal doesn't know that Subaru loops by dying. I'll be interested to see if that ever gets explained.
See my response to Vance for an explanation of why I think Roswaal is laying the groundwork for in case he loses to Subaru.
As for how Roswaal knows about Subaru's ability to reset, I think you have a good theory here. I kind of just assumed that the copy of the Tome said that this was something Subaru could do. But I think your theory about Roswaal figuring it out due to changes in what the copy of the Tome says makes sense. It would be a bit odd if it gave specific information about Subaru considering that earlier on in the series Roswaal didn't know if he was a spy or not. Going by your theory, I'd guess that the future written in the copy of the Tome never changed before Subaru was in this world.

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Two men arrested after investigation into theft of catalytic converters
Major Jeffrey A. VanAuken
Troop C Commander
On March 15, 2022, New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation at Oneonta arrested David G. Hook, age 42 on Delhi, NY for the following crimes:
Criminal Mischief in the second degree, a class "D" felony
Auto stripping in the second degree, a class "E" felony
Falsifying Business Records in the first degree, a class "E" felony
Criminal Possession of Stolen Property in the fourth degree, a misdemeanor
On March 17, 2022, New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation at Oneonta arrested David Alleyne, age 41 of Delhi, NY for the following crimes:
The arrests stem from an investigation into the theft of catalytic converters from vehicles at a private residence in the town of Delhi.
An investigation further revealed that Hook took a stolen catalytic converter to Otsego Auto Crushers in the town of Davenport and signed a receipt that he was the owner of the catalytic converter. Allenye was found to be in possession of a catalytic converter.
Both men were issued appearance tickets and released. Both will appear in the Davenport Town Court on March 24, 2022 and at the Delhi Town Court on April 5, 2022.
Trooper Aga Dembinska
Troop C Headquarters
Route 7, Box 300
Sidney, NY 13838-0300
cpio@troopers.ny.gov
Troop C Stations


"The narcotic of intelligent conversation"
In an era that favors the tweet, Harrison refuses to dumb it down: "This show offers the narcotic of intelligent conversation. ... There's plenty of room at the table, and everyone is welcome, but be warned: the bread of angels is not your ordinary snack. It may set your head spinning and give you a high." Past guests have included Richard Rorty, René Girard, Peter Sloterdijk, Shirley Hazzard, Orhan Pamuk, Colm Tóibin, Marilynne Robinson, Paul Ehrlich, Michel Serres, Hayden White, and Abraham Verghese.
Harrison contributes regularly to the New York Review of Books, and is the author of "Juvenescence: A Cultural History of Our Age," "Gardens: An Essay on the Human Condition," "The Dominion of the Dead," "Forests: The Shadow of Civilization," and "The Body of Beatrice." He is the Stanford Rosina Pierotti Professor of French and Italian literature.
Entitled Opinions airs on Stanford University's KZSU (90.1 FM) and is available on iTunes and on this website.
Recent Interview with Robert Harrison on KQED's Forum!
Interview with Robert Harrison on CBC Radio One's "Ideas"


Last night, Hollywood played host to the 71st annual Golden Globes. The Beverly Hilton Hotel welcomed some of the finest talents from the past year in TV and cinema including Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence and Amy Adams.
Comedic dream team Tina Fey and Amy Poehler hosted the show for the second year in a row after killing it last year with their inappropriate jokes and skits. Tina Fey wore a floral Carolina Herrera, while Poehler who picked up the award for Best Actress in a TV Comedy, donned a black, belted Stella McCartney number.
Red was the big colour dominating the red carpet, with '12 Years A Slave' actress Lupita Nyong'o and Emma Watson both opting for the regal shade. Amy Adams wore two-toned Valentino with a plunging neckline. Adams said her choice of gown was inspired by her role in 'American Hustle'.
Jennifer Lawrence, wearing a monochrome inspired Christian Dior Gown, took away the first award of the night for Best Supporting Actress for her role in 'American Hustle' which also won Best Picture – comedy/musical on the night.
Another big winner on the night was AMC show 'Breaking Bad' winning best TV Drama, straight after Bryan Cranston picked up his first ever Golden Globe for 'Best Actor' for his incredible performance as Walter White in the show.
Zooey Deschanel was enchanting in Oscar De La Renta, perfectly topped off with a red lip and a flower in her hair.
Best red carpet moment had to be Jennifer Lawrence photobombing Taylor Swift. Sooo happy about that friendship.
A very slick-looking Leonardo DiCaprio picked up an award for his role in' Wolf of Wall Street'.
Here are some other hot men that walked the red carpet – just for good measure.
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John Gullace
NJDEP's Direct Oversight of Contaminated Properties Undergoing Remediation Will Continue to Evolve in 2018
John F. Gullace, Esq.
Properties that are in the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Site Remediation Program (SRP) are required to complete various cleanup activities by specified deadlines under the auspices of a Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP). If the remediation of a site fails to stay on schedule, the site may become subject to the onerous Direct Oversight (DO) requirements of the Administrative Requirements for the Remediation of Contaminated Sites (ARRCS). N.J.A.C. 7:26C-14. In 2017, we saw a significant increase in the number of sites subjected to DO, either at the discretion of NJDEP or by operation of law. Regardless of the mechanism by which DO was imposed on sites, NJDEP has also developed mechanisms to avoid or relax the DO requirements, where NJDEP believes it is warranted. Two forms of Administrative Consent Order were developed by NJDEP as a result.
Where a site faces deadlines that will not be met and a prospective purchaser wishes to acquire the contaminated property, but only if it will not be subject to DO, NJDEP has developed a Pre-Purchaser Administrative Consent Order (ACO) which must be negotiated and fully executed by the purchaser and NJDEP prior to the acquisition. This form of ACO effectively extends the deadlines that would otherwise trigger DO. Another mechanism being used in circumstances where DO has been triggered at a site, perhaps innocently, are ACOs where adjustments to the DO requirements are earned and the site is allowed to proceed through the remediation process largely under the auspices of an LSRP. The details of such orders vary depending upon the circumstances of each site.
Absent the change in administration in Trenton, we would have expected this flexible approach to DO to expand as more and more sites are deemed by NJDEP to have triggered DO; however, it's unclear whether the new administration will look favorably on this flexibility when DO has been triggered or is likely to be triggered. Equally, it's unclear whether non-governmental organizations (NGOs) might challenge any ongoing efforts by NJDEP to "relax" the strictures of DO. This will be an emerging issue to watch in 2018.


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*as fields aren't always intuitively named
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Emile

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Is the actress expecting her third child?
Halle Berry has spoken out after sparking rumours that she could be pregnant at the age of 50 by showing off what looked very much like a 'bump'.
The actress smiled as she modelled a clinging sequinned dress and happily posed with her hands on her stomach whilst attending the 16th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball in Los Angeles over the weekend.
Halle's seemingly prominent tum was all the more noticeable when she was photographed from the side.
The Oscar-winning star was wearing a matching jacket with her frock but didn't use it to cover up and seemed proud to showcase her belly.
It comes hours after fans speculated about the photos of Halle on social media.
Halle is already mum to daughter Nahla, 9, from a relationship with Gabriel Aubry as well as son Maceo, 3, with ex-husband Olivier Martinez.
The X-Men star previously spoke in 2014 of how shocked she was to find out she was pregnant at 47 with Maceo, having believed she was no longer in the baby-making game.
'They call it a geriatric pregnancy,' she told Ellen DeGeneres on her chat show.
'I was, you know, on my way … this is probably way TMI, but I was really, you know, kinda premenopausal so to have this happen was a huge [shock].
Halle hasn't referenced the rumours on social media and has kept everyone guessing about her love life too by posting a snap of herself modelling a T-shirt reading 'No more boyfriends' just over a week ago.
Fans earlier jumped to conclusions about the pregnancy rumours and inundated the mum-of-two with congratulatory messages on her most recent Instagram post.
The fact that Halle isn't pregnant means she won't be following in the footsteps of Janet Jackson, who revealed she was pregnant at 50 last year and welcomed her son Eissa in January.


Kaftan dresses are essential to pack for a tropical vacation. They can be used for many purposes, for example as a coverup when you are at the pool, when paired with leggings and sandals it can be worn as a comfortable casual look for exploring, and throw on some sandals and clutch for a glam evening look. I got this Kaftan from Coolibar right before my trip and was super excited about packing it for Mexico. Since I'm short, the Kaftan is basically a maxi dress on me! The dress has two side slits therefore I paired it with my favorite black leggings for modesty. I was guilty of wearing this kaftan all around the condo in the morning, to the pool, to grab breakfast, and just lounging around. It is beyond comfortable!!! Also the black and white pattern was great to hide all the times my nephew spilled food on me and it was easy to clean and just throw in the wash. I paired the dress with my favorite vacation tote that proved to be extremely durable! This tote is extremely roomy and fits all the essentials. I was able to pack my pool items, my nephew's things, snacks, and my camera gear all in this bag!


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Q: How do you generate services etc. for a @nrwl/nx angular-cli app? Normally when using @angular/cli to develop an application, you add a new service in the following manner:
ng generate service foo

This would generate "FooService".
My question is, when you have generated a library using @nrwl/nx, how do you add a service to it?
ng generate lib foo-lib

What I want to know, is the command to generate service "foo", so that it lives in the foo-lib library.

A: It just works with the angular-cli command, but you have to add the --app flag
ng g service foo --app=foo-lib

It is also mentioned in the docs of Nx under "Leverage the AngularCLI".

A: For nx vesion 6.1, this is the right way:
ng g service my-service --project=myNameOrLibName

A: Nx is a wrapper around angular cli. Everything you do using Angular-cli, you pretty much do in nx workspaces. Only difference being the custom schematic that nx provides that helps you achieve mono-repo and re-use code across multiple apps within your company. When in doubt, just run any commands with --dry-run and see if things being generated are the things you want and you should be good.

A: I'm using version 15.7.2 of Nx. I couldn't find anything in the online documentation that discussed how to create an angular service, which I believe is a fault in the Nx docs. Then, I tried the following and was able to create a service.
Here's the command I used:
npx nx g @nrwl/angular:service services/my-service --project=my-project


Speaking to Chris Evans on the Radio 2 breakfast show this morning, Balls admitted he was "scared to death", but that competing in the show was "a dream come true".
"It's a dream come true", Balls continued. "And to do Len [Goodman]'s last series, my only hope is it stays a dream and doesn't become a nightmare".
@bbcstrictly I can't wait to see @edballs with spray tan and sparkles!
@bbcstrictly @LouiseInward Will he be, in a recreation of the election, quickly voted out?
@bbcstrictly @DPJHodges will Balls wear a catsuit and try to lick Tess Daly?
We look forward to announcing who Balls's competition will be as and when more contestants for this year's Strictly are confirmed.
The new series of Strictly Come Dancing launches on BBC One later this year.


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Manchester United closing in on signing Arsenal ace by next summer
Celeb Q&A• 11 November 2016
Despite a difficult few years on the pitch, Manchester United are having no trouble attracting the biggest and brightest talents in world football under Jose Mourinho, and they're leading the pack to sign yet another – in the form of Arsenal's Mesut Ozil.
Sponsored by www.Ladbrokes.com, the Official Bookmaker of the FA.
The 28-year-old is reportedly stalling over a new contract at the Emirates, and the bookies make it just 5/2 that he follows in the footsteps of Robin van Persie by waving goodbye to north London and hello to Old Trafford.
And it's just 3/1 for him to make the move by the end of next Summer – odds which could continue to tumble if the Red Devils finish the season in the top four.
There's no doubt the former Real Madrid man would offer immense quality to any side, chalking up 15 goals and 24 assists since the start of last season.
By contrast, United's top providers in that period – Wayne Rooney and Juan Mata` – have set up 13 apiece.
Ozil's immense talent means United could have a serious battle on their hands for his signature, with their local rivals Manchester City and four-time Premier League winners Chelsea both 10/1 to get their hands on the German international.
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Q: How to return http status code instead of login page in multi HttpSecurity case I have a spring boot app which provides HTML page service via / and also rest api via /api. The former requires login via a Login form and the later requires HTTP basic auth, and hereby, I configure two HttpSecurity section as follows:
@Configuration
@Order(1)
public static class ApiSecurityConfigurationAdapter extends WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter {
    @Override
    protected void configure(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception {
        http.antMatcher("/api/**")
            .cors().and().csrf().disable()
            .authorizeRequests().anyRequest().authenticated()
                .and()
                .httpBasic(Customizer.withDefaults());
    }
}

@Configuration
public static class FormLoginWebSecurityConfigurerAdapter extends WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter {
    @Override
    protected void configure(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception {
        http.antMatcher("/**")
                .cors().disable()
                .authorizeRequests()
                .antMatchers("/login", "/js/**", "/css/**").permitAll()
                .antMatchers("/**").hasRole("ADMIN")
                .and().formLogin().loginPage("/login").permitAll().defaultSuccessUrl("/index")
                .and().logout().invalidateHttpSession(true)
                .deleteCookies("JSESSIONID").logoutSuccessUrl("/login").permitAll();
    }
}

The configuration works perfectly in normal case. However, if wrong credentials are provides in rest api clients, an HTML code of login page with HTTP status code 200 returns from the app instead of an excepted json message with HTTP status code 401 or 403.
I'm afraid it is because the url pattern of /api/** both matches  "/api/**" and "/**", and therefore, the request will pass both the filter chain for rest api and HTML page. Finally, because of the lower order of formLogin, a login page returns in the case.
So, How can I get the excepted result for rest api clients? Is there an only solution to separate the two url patterns which should not match each other?
Addition 1:
I think there are three cases which will raise exceptions in the security filter chain:

*

*No credentials provided;

*Wrong credentials provided;

*Right credentials provided but not matched the required roles

And the results for the cases are as follows:

*

*Return HTTP status 401 with a json error message

*Return HTTP status 302 and try to redirect to login page

*Return HTTP status 403 with a json error message

Therefore, it seems that only the case of wrong credentials provided will
be routed to /error endpoint (as what Eleftheria said in the answer), and the difference between 1,3 and 2 is the exception type -- org.springframework.security.access.AccessDeniedException: Access is denied for 1 and 3;  org.springframework.security.authentication.BadCredentialsException: Bad credentials for 2.
In the formLogin() case, if the BadCredentialsException rises, it will be routed to the failure-url, but how to configure the failure-url in the httpbasic case? (seems no such method in HttpBasicConfigurer)

A: This is happening because the failed authentication is throwing an exception and the "/error" page is secured by your second filter chain.
Try permitting all requests to "/error" in your second filter chain.
http.antMatcher("/**")
    .authorizeRequests()
        .antMatchers("/error").permitAll()
    // ....

Note that the request will only be processed by one filter chain, and that is the first filter chain that it matches.
The request to "/api/123" is only processed by the first filter chain, however the second filter chain was invoked because there was an error.


Discussion in 'The VIP Lounj' started by Dan Driscoll, Oct 15, 2018.
Quora is a question & answer site with a world-wide user base, although a significant majority is from the US.
Lots of trolls, but also a lot of legitimate questions and responses covering pretty much any topic you can think of, from adultery to zoology.
I'm a regular contributor, responding primarily to questions about world affairs, economics, military and civil rights issues. I'm a respondent only, so far. Every time I've thought of a question I wanted to ask a search showed it had already been posted and answered. I post under my own name.
I joined a while back but I can't say I've ever used it. I'll check it out.
It might be interesting. Not interested in signing up/ joining. I'd certainly venture over there on occasion to read and look at the direction of the wind.
Tough to join when you already know all of the answers.
Ha ha. Yeah I forgot to mention that.
Dan, I thought you were asking about some new virility drug.
In that case you can be like me, and just answer!


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On 09, Nov 2012 | In 2012 | By New Generations
Director Onir who presented his film "I Am" at our festival in 2011, suggested five young filmmakers, whose short films we now show as exclusive German premieres. Thank you Onir! The films are characterized by their strong narrative and high quality. We will also show "Item number" by ex Frankfurt artist and filmmaker Oliver Husain, rewarded as best German film at the Oberhausenfestival 2012.
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German Premiere
Set in 1980's Pakistan, the film explores how the military junta manipulated Islam to suit its own goals. Told from the perspective of a journalist and a classical Kathak dancer, it shows how the media and the arts were bludgeoned into submission by the dictatorship using the cudgel of religion and morality.
• Director and script: Assad Zulfiqar Khan • Pakistan, Great-Britain 2011 • 21:57 Min. • English subtitles
Two minutes before the show. An actress is waiting for her performance. International Shortfilm Festival, Oberhausen, 2012 Award for best contribution to German competition.
Oliver Husain is a filmmaker and artist based in Toronto. Recent solo exhibitions include the Art Gallery of York University and Susan Hobbs Gallery, Toronto. In 2011 his work was included in shows at Portikus Frankfurt, ICA Philadelphia and the National Gallery of Indonesia, Jakarta. A retrospective of his films and videos was screened at Experimenta Festival, Bangalore. Oliver Husain originates from Frankfurt, Germany.
• Director and script: Oliver Husain • Canada, India, Germany 2012 • HD • 16 Min • English, Hindi
The Tigers (They're all dead)
What does Mumbai do when India's last tiger is found dead under undisclosed circumstances? The short film is a political satire on the panoramic reaction of a city that has taken too many hits to care anymore. Reiterating the Gandhian philosophy of 'A nation is judged by the way it treats its animals', the short film critiques contemporary Indian society, and does so through comedy. The short film was recently awarded 'Best Film- Upcoming Stars Panorama' at Jaipur International Film Festival 2012 and 'Best Film- Student Category' at SCRIPT International Short Film Festival, 2012; and has been nominated at other film festivals as well.
• Director and script: Reema Sengupta • India 2011 • 14:56 Min. • Hindi with English subtitles
Time Out ist a story about the coming of age of a 13 year old boy. Gaurav. He, curious about his new found attraction towards girls, idolizes his elder brother Kunal who ist he captain of the school basket ball team. Gaurav has dreams of one day being as popular as his brother. Gaurav is left confused when he finds out that his elder brother ist gay and in sexual realtionship with another boy …
• Director and book: Rikhil Bahadur • India, UK 2011 • 12:42 Min., English • Musik: Indian Ocean
Noong amadi Yeroom – Rock and Egg
Chaoren is really very scared. He lives in constant fear of his father who is scolding him for anything. When he had to face his father, his mind goes blank. On this fateful day Chaoren breaks his father's Nganthak (clay smoking pipe) and he tries every possible way to replace it before his father arrives back home. Chaoren forgets his good virtues in order to avoid his father rage. He steals money from his strict father even though he is aware of the consequences Chaoren feels like a small egg facing a big hard rock .
• Script and director: Romi Meitel • India 2011 • 14 Min. • Manipuri with English subtitles
Gurpal Singh and Preet Kaur
This film is about an epic urban fable. Rumour has it that Gurpal Singh came to Mumbai with his wife, Preet Kaur to earn a living but died due to poverty. His ghost lives in the auto and protects his wife who helps other people. We live on the miracles of our daily life, like cell phones and aeroplanes but our psyche remains divided for that which is unseen. Have we lost our faith in Miracles?
• Lubna Yusuf • India 2011 • 8 Min. • Hindi with English subtitles
© Indian Vibes Neue Generationen e.V. & Masala Movement e.V.


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to promote her next-day interview with Al Gore. Naturally, the first thing Larry did was ask her about the merger.
I've got to tell you, I didn't like Walters' answers. So I made up the answers I wish she had given. What follows are King's and Walters' actual words, along with what she should have said (in italics).
and Barbara Walters specials; the creator, co-host and executive producer of The View. Tomorrow night, Barbara has an exclusive interview with Al Gore and his family. It will air Friday night [Nov. 15] at 10 p.m. Eastern on ABC's 20/20. The Gores will be on this program next Tuesday night, and, actually, Barbara got them first.
But before we talk about the Gore interview, and we'll show you some clips from it as well, let's get right to what's on everybody's thinking. Is this the future, you and me on the ABC/ CNN channel?
Barbara Walters: Wouldn't it be nice, Larry? I mean, we could finally be together?
Let's hope not. A merger of ABC and CNN would mean the loss of a major editorial voice and fewer correspondents and producers chasing stories. It will be one less check on big government, one less check on big business.
King: I wonder how it will work. I'd like to know how it works. … I mean, off the top, this sounds terrific. … Do I do Good Morning America? Do you do Larry? I mean, what happens?
and I'm going to be doing Larry King.
What happens? I'll tell you what happens: The public gets screwed. If a company like Disney can't afford to operate a first-class news organization, it should give its TV-station licenses back to the FCC and let it find someone who does. Eisner's punishing ABC News because he can't figure out how to program prime time.
King: What is the buzz at ABC about it?
Walters: I really haven't heard that much conversation. I think it's just sort of wait and see. I was talking to one of the heads of your company the other night at a dinner and thought that it would be, like, three years before this happened, by the time you go to the FCC and they examine everything, and so forth. And his feeling was that it can happen very much sooner than that. Maybe it could happen within a year.
But I think that it is very good for us. I have missed on ABC not having the international thrust that you have … And I'm sure there are downsides. I'm sure some of the bureaus are going to merge. People, you know, will be let go. That's never very good. But if, indeed, both of our companies do better, make more money—which is the nature of the game these days, isn't it?—then it's probably a very good thing for us.
The merger talk has created a high level of anxiety among the rank and file. I bumped into a producer—you know, one of those people who actually works hard to gather and interpret news—and she was extremely upset that she would lose her job. I think it is up to me and others drawing the fat salaries to lead the protest against this merger and try to stop it.
King: I agree completely with everything you said. And it would be kind of nice if maybe you and I do something together once.
Walters: I've always thought that you and I are a very good team.
When hell freezes over. And, by the way, I can't understand for the life of me why you are promoting my show and the fact that I beat you on the Gore interview. Have you no pride? Has CNN no pride? No wonder Fox is clobbering you in the ratings.
Can't It Be Fun, Too?


Last Friday, my dear friend Liz went home to be with Jesus. Today was her funeral. I thought I was going to be okay, I really was, until I saw her body in the casket.
She was dressed in white, like a wedding: her cancer-shaved head covered in her favorite wig; her makeup flawless; her jewelry glowed. She had an embroidered handkerchief tucked in her hands. You could not tell she had ever undergone years of cancer and chemotherapy and radiation and surgery.
But that was not Liz. That was a waxwork, a shell, a husk of the woman I loved so dearly. And I cried because it was at that moment I realized she was really gone. No more watching hockey games with my grandma. No more Olive Garden lunches after church. No more seeing her rejoicing Sunday mornings, radiant in a pink dress with fabulous jewelry. No more hearing Liz talk about Jesus. No more hearing her pray. My sister was gone. And I went and cried on Mum's shoulder and tried to carry on.
The service was lovely. Many friends came up to talk about Liz's strength, her infectious joy, her love of life and living, her infatuation with Jesus. Pastor Phil gave a beautiful gospel centered homily, reminding us all 1) Liz lived and died in the arms of Jesus 2) our hope is her hope 3) there is salvation for all who believe. I had long been praying that Jesus would be evident in Liz's funeral and I know for a fact that He was.
They showed a video that one of the young men had put together in the spring about Liz's walk through the trial of cancer. And there she was! Her voice and face and mannerisms and story alive for all to see. And I cried more realizing that this was the last time I would see my friend. But oh! What a way to remember her. She described how she hung on God through her cancer and how He carried her over the River Jordan. How could I be so sad? Liz was finally where she had longed to be.
When she was ill, two weeks ago, I brought her a copy of a prayer from the Valley of Vision to encourage her. Pastor Daniel even read it at her grave site! I wanted it to help Liz; God used it today to help me.
Its called "Heaven and Earth"
But in heaven I shall swim in the ocean.
Yonder I shall live in light and warmth for ever.
And lead me to it soon.


Say Happy Thanksgiving! at your next holiday gathering with our 2ft x 2ft Thanksgiving turkey pinata. This happy gobbler will easily entertain the young and young at heart, ready to take a swing at the pinata and holds plenty of sweets and goodies.


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Q: My arraylist is displaying object address not object contents arraylist displays object address not actual object , program usesinheritance where salesEmployee is the super class and salesAgent and salesPerson are the subclasses.
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.ArrayList;
public class tester {
public static void main(String[]args ) {

ArrayList <salesEmployee> listemps= new ArrayList <salesEmployee>();

Scanner user_input= new Scanner(System.in);

salesPerson emp1 = new salesPerson();

emp1.setName("Frank Long");
emp1.setppsNumber(65783);
System.out.println("Enter total value of sales earned by Frank Long");
double valeSale;
valeSale=user_input.nextDouble();
emp1.setvalSale(valeSale);
emp1.getCommission();

listemps.add(emp1);

for ( int j=0; j<listemps.size(); j++ )
      System.out.println("element " + j + ": " + listemps.get(j) );
    }
}

This is my salesPerson class
public class salesPerson extends salesEmployee{

    public salesPerson() {

    }
    public salesPerson(String name, int ppsNumber, double valSale, double commission) {
        super(name, ppsNumber,valSale,commission);

    }

    public void getCommission() {
        commission=valSale*0.15;
    }

    public String toString2() {

        return toString1()+"value of sales"+getvalSale()+"commission:"+commission;
    }

}

I'll make it more elegant later for now I am just trying to get it to work
Updated: Based on the comments to my answer, there is a different issue at play. Here's what was added in the comments:

Enter total value of sales earned by Frank Long 22.00
  Exception in thread "main" java.lang.StackOverflowError at
   salesPerson.toString(salesPerson.java:21) at
   salesPerson.toString(salesPerson.java:21) at
   salesPerson.toString(salesPerson.java:21) at
   salesPerson.toString(salesPerson.java:21) – lucylio 5 mins ago
Is what comes up – lucylio 5 mins

A: In order for something reasonable to be displayed, you need to implement toString method in your class.  You do have toString1 and toString2, but seemingly, no toString. (You haven't posted the code for salesEmployee class - but most likely it also doesn't have toString implementation).
In absence of toString, default Object.toString is called, which displays the address of the object.
Implement toString - and you'll see your results.
UPDATE: As the error you indicated doesn't correspond to the code, I'll go on a whim and suggest that, probably your toString2 method is actually toString and your toString1 method is actually a toString defined in your parent class, i.e. salesEmployee.java.  In this case, instead of calling toString() from inside your toString method, use super.toString() instead:
public class salesPerson extends salesEmployee {

   ...

    public String toString2() {
        return super.toString()+"value of sales"+getvalSale()+"commission:"+commission;
    }
}


Osman takes inspiration from the romanticism of Frances Hodgson Burnett's 'Little Lord Fauntleroy', as well as the disruptive influence of the 1980's Buffalo movement, itself romantic in its revolutionary nature and freedom of thinking.
With a focus on the clash between hard and soft, sleekness and volume, rich textural pieces in luxurious brocade, silk, velvet and San Gallo lace sit alongside embroidery and the sheen of leather.
This results in a collection of modern classics that can be worn individually or layered.
With a background in tailoring, designer Osman Yousefzada continues to build upon the brand's signature silhouette, utilising clean lines and architectural shapes to create a sense of structure.
A continuation of the botanical print found in the brand's pre-fall collection, the designer's own hand-painted illustrations are reinterpreted throughout in oversized prints, embroidery and appliqué.
This season's colour palette includes poppy red, ink blues, textured black and rich burgundies.
This season, Osman's menswear offering sees sharply cut suits in a slim fitting cropped silhouette take form in intricate macramé lace and floral brocade.
Drawing upon the same clashing influences and romantic details of the women's collection, these sit alongside bow collar shirts and an oversized fur-collared parka.
Couple model Emma Louise Connolly and actor Oliver Proudlock.
Singer Ella Eyre singing Good Times.
JF London hosted an evening presentation of its AW 16-17 collection at the W Hotel off Leicester Square with celebrities including Rosie Fortsecue, Oliver Proudlock and Emma Louise Connolly attending.
Many thanks to JF London for the bracelet given to guests and opportunity to see the collection up close.
Moreover, singer Ella Eyre sang her hit song, Good Times at the event to an enthusiastic crowd.
Canapes and cocktails were served during the evening to round off another memorable London Fashion Week day.


Good morning! I'm partnering with Ann Taylor to share my take on a casual style for New Year's Eve. Of course, I couldn't go with my usual casual outfit because it's New Year's Eve and champagne calls for a cute outfit. This would be perfect for a business casual office too. Just add a blazer for a little extra structure. Heres a really cute super casual look that would be perfect for ringing in the New Year or having a date night in.


Nursing is a well being care occupation pursued by hundreds of thousands of women and men round the world. Well, lakes and rivers can have powdered limestone added to them to neutralize the acidity within the water, which is so referred to as Liming ". Liming, nonetheless, could be very costly and it solely has a temporary impact, meaning that it must be used until the acid rain completely stops.
The New Science, whether it is to be based on the consciously promoted aim of survival and the wholesome evolution of Life, should promote respect and cooperation between the 2 types of community by pointing out that, finally, our two kinds of Absolute Worth are structured as practically similar Beliefs.
A fourth justification for establishing a New Science is that quite a few research have proven that humans are healthier and happier when we have now a way of purpose, when our lives are significant in relation to one thing bigger than ourselves, when we share values with others, and after we stimulate, problem, and are ultimately rewarded by success at what we do.
Limestone is a vital materials which is often used to assemble buildings, bridges, and statues (see determine four). Acid rain has the ability to aesthetically smash and destroy historical buildings and cultural heritage sites in nations all around the globe.
There are lots of ways to remedy acid rain or reduce it. As stated from the US EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) societies around the globe ought to understanding the definition of acid rain and understanding the causes and results of it. They should clear smoke stacks from factories and energy stations which burn fossil fuels (concerning coal), the world ought to use alternative power sources, restore a damaged surroundings and as said from Digital Chembook , use low sulfur coal.


In times of modern accident reconstruction, crash test dummies are frequently used in crash tests.
In the case of a precise reconstruction of motion sequences, damages or injuries, the Biofidelic crash test dummy should be used in the future. These Biofidelic crash test dummies are constantly being developed in cooperation with the HTW Dresden and the TU Berlin under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Lars Hannawald, Dr. Michael Weyde and Prof. Dr. Florian Kramer and are produced according to the latest state of the art technology in a specially designed dummy laboratory at CTS.
Due to the movement behavior, the dummy can be used for validation attempts in autonomous driving.
Through in-house production, it is possible also to use only individual body parts, for example, for the testing of protective clothing.
Likewise, the human-like Biofidelic crash test dummies can be used for explosive tests or mine tests.
The Biofidelic crash test dummies can also be employed in the area of testing roller coasters or other amusement park equipment.
Furthermore, the crash test dummy is particularly well suitable for fire services and disaster control units as a training object, e.g. in the area of rescue and recovery.
Due to its design, the Biofidelic dummy also offers numerous application possibilities in the areas of occupational safety and product liability.
Can be used in life cycle tests / vibration tests / human vibration.
Airbag systems for e.g. Motorcycle clothing, equestrian sports, cycling or seniors can be developed and tested with the Biofidel dummy.
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Healing Flight
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Camels in the Cornfield
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Forgiving Cain
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More "Embarrassing Moments"
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Leading and Learning "Away Off Shore"
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Lettered With Loving Care
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From Our Readers: Walking "The Camino"
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Silence on the Trail
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How Do You Take Care of Yourself?
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Traveling Well: The Photography of Denis Kelly '84
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Traveling Well: Charles Johnson '65 and the Polar Adventurer Fram
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Alan White '60: Not Without the Music
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Travelers' Advisory: The Problem with Nodding
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Sean Salai '03 To Be Ordained a Catholic Priest
Justin Herd '06 Opens The Local Butcher in Denver
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Capturing Commencement, Reunions
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Ben Hewitt '05 named head swim coach at Nova Southeastern University
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Jim Dreher '85: A Singular Vision
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J.T. Whitehead '87, Poet/Lawyer
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No Microphone Eating for Miles '76
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Prengaman '98: Thinking Critically, Living Humanely
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Thank You, Tom Runge
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Crofts '63 Sheds "Bright, Clarifying Light" on Lincoln as Emancipator
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Padgett '84 Covers Obama Visit to Cuba
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Film Honors American World War I Soldiers
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Gregerson '09 Ordained to Priesthood
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Thomas Brogan '88: Archaeological Dig
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Bob and Betty Allen '57: Mud Hollow Memories
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Martella '71 and "A Life of Place"
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Deleget's New Minus Space Gallery
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Been '81: Farmwork Ethic
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"The Liberal Arts is Strategy"
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2015 Review: Honor and Memory
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Barton '00 and Crawfordsville's Stellar Year
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Been '81 Leaves Legal Aid Legacy
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Listening To Each Other
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A Taste of Our Lives, Pt. 1 (UNCUT VERSION!)
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Thomas Lents' Culinary Craftsmanship
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Wallies Worked on Theater Production
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Adventure Story Honors College's Past
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Real Work, Real World
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Two Marks of a Rivalry
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David Kendall '66: Freedom "From Both Sides"
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McCarty Recalls Murders
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Hello Maxwell David Nicholson!
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Garrett, Guiden Return as Cole Lecturers
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Bowerman '11 Climbs Kilimanjaro
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Teacher Paul Baldwin '78
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Scarlet Yarns: Alumni Tell Their Stories
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Alumni Honor Their Own
Coming Home Late—Bert Stern H'62
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Carter's Dangerous Work
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Emanuel Harper '10 : Why I Stand for Children
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Jeremy Bird '00—Create Whatever You Want
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Two Chords
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Deleget '97 Sings 'September of 92'
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Somethin' 'bout a Song
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Solar-Powered Jazz
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Kitterman '06—Driving Force
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The Banjo and the Blues
Looking Twice at America
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"The Kind of Man I Always Wanted to Be"
The theater department pulled out all the stops celebrating Professor Dwight Watson's 36 years of teaching, directing, writing, and even acting at Wabash. Students, alumni, and professors produced two films, recited lines from a play, and read Dwight's work to honor his time with them.
His faculty colleague and former student Associate Professor of Theater Michael Abbott '83 offered a tribute, which we've excerpted here:
by Michael Abbott '83
I could fill the air in this room with hyperbole about Dwight's many talents. His many virtues. His exquisite character. But he would hate that. So I'll tell you one plain thing about him. Dwight is the finest man, the best man I've ever known. He is the kind of man I've always wanted to be.
I believe we seek the things we need. I came to this College for men from a world of women. My father left when I was a boy and never much cared for me. I lived with my sister and mother, who had three sisters and no brothers. All of my teachers growing up were women. Nearly all my friends were girls. I had male friends, but I didn't trust them.
Why, you may be wondering, did I come to Wabash, of all places? Because I had no money, and they gave me some.
Enter Dwight Watson. I met Dwight in the fall of 1981. I was an 18-year-old freshman, and he was a handsome, hip, just-moved-here-from L.A.-first-year professor 10 years older than me. I now see that I had what is known today as a man-crush. I suppose I still do.
There was another theater professor, Jim Fisher. I'll spare you the contrasts between Jim and Dwight. But as my History Boys would say, I relished the contrast. Reveled in it. Yin and Yang. The rapier cut and thrust. It's all about variety, sir.
Add to the mix a brilliant designer named Ken Kloth, and a beautiful young costume designer-in-training named Laura Connors. These young rocket-launchers became my whole world.
If you revel in our status as "The Seventh-best Theater Department in America," you should know a few things. No theater professor had ever been tenured at Wabash when Dwight and Jim arrived here. Productions were extra-curricular. Dwight taught a Speech class to round out the department's offerings.
They built this department, brick by brick you might say, teaching more classes and directing more productions than any of us are asked to manage today. When Jim left, Dwight lasered in on our mission and soon began doing things that would have been unthinkable in the age of Brigance, like being appointed Chair of Division II and being named LaFollette Distinguished Professor of Humanities.
We seek the things we need. What did I seek from Dwight? Or more truly, what did he know I needed? In the absence of anyone else to show me, Dwight taught me how to be a man without fear. How to live my principles. Many wonderful teachers taught me the liberal arts curriculum, but Dwight understood I needed more than that.
And so he gave it to me. And he has never stopped.
In the end, it's always about love, isn't it? The men in my childhood, and some later too, practiced a kind of transactional love. A love that expects a return on the investment. A love that comes from a dark place of need and suffering. This is the love I understood. It was all I knew.
Dwight knew a better way.
Have you ever seen Dwight with his boys? They're not boys anymore, but they will always be to me. If it's true that the measure of a father can be found in his children, Dwight is 10 feet tall. Did you know Dwight and Jamie never missed a single football game in the four years Evan was at Wooster? That's a 10-hour drive there and back. While he was Division chair.
Have you seen the look on Dwight's face when anyone utters the word Ellie? Don't worry if you haven't yet met Dwight's granddaughter. He can hook you up with 5000 candid shots on his phone … if he can just learn to work the damn thing.
Have you ever just hung out with Dwight and Jamie at their house? It's like a movie with a script by George S. Kaufman. They're like a modern William Powell and Myrna Loy in a crazy Midwestern spin on the Thin Man movies. I always wonder when we leave, Do they keep this going after we're gone? How cool would that be?!
The gift. What did Dwight give me?
He gave me love. And he didn't ask for a receipt.
It really is that simple. How do I know? Typical of him, it's not because he told me. Your main man Chekhov, Dwight—he would be proud. "Don't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass."
That's what Dwight does. He shows us. Quietly. With diligence. No hyperbole. Just live it. And there you are.
—Professor Michael Abbott '83
Professor Abbott's tribute was presented as a play, complete with stage directions. Read the entire script, coming soon to WM Online.
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HostPapa and HostGator are not the only ones who provide easy wordpress installation software for their customers. In this video guide, a technician walks you through the steps for installing wordpress on BlueHost using SimpleScripts. SimpleScripts is a software that is made by available by BlueHost, and it allows you to quickly install a wordpress blog or site on your BlueHost account. In fact, in the tutorial, it shows you how you can install wodpress in less than 3 minutes very easily.
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This entry was posted in Guides on August 30, 2012 by Jared C. Brown.


Ron Fry was in Belgium last week for the HR Leaders Lunch organised by Balance HR and HR Magazine. I had the opportunity to sketch live his presentation.
Starting from strengths (what gives life to a system — your organization) generates more possibilities. A continuous, iterative, dialogue on these will bring you to the first prototype. We move in the direction we interact more about.
Discovering strengths through storytelling generates connections, engagement, contagious positive emotions, new possibilities.
The good and proven news of the day? Storytelling generates Oxytocin. What else?
The word of the day? Generativity (the creation of new images, metaphors, physical representations, etc that have 2 qualities: they change how people think so that new options for decisions and/or actions become available to them, and they are compelling images that people want to act on).
Indeed, research and experiences suggest "positivity", particularly positive emotion, is not sufficient for transformational change, but generativity is a key change lever in cases of transformational change. (see : Generative process, generative outcome: The transformational potential of appreciative inquiry).
Click here to see a higher resolution of the sketch.
I had the opportunity to talk about Appreciative Inquiry and Change at the first HRBuilders workshop in Paris two weeks ago.
If I had to summarize it in 2 sentences : To change the present, first change the future. Co-create that compelling image of the future by building conversations with/between all your coworkers. Strengths will come out of storytellings on what already exists and could be enhanced in the future.
By the way do you know the difference between learning and development?
Jamstorming. Not only a new app, but a brand new way to create more effective and interactive workshops.
We launched a new version of Jamstorming this month. We start our first workshops with new customers in the end of june and we are very excited about it.
Jamstorming is a projet started 1 year ago with David Verbustel and François Lemmens. Our goal is simple: to allow you to create more effective, playful and interactive workshops.
Let's face it, we all participated quite often to too long workshops where the feedback moments between groups of participants were boring and not really engaging. Each group had to come on stage to present his proposition, it took time, attendees stayed passive, waiting for their turn to present their own. There were almost no interactivity and in the end of the day we had thousand of post-its to put in a presentation, trying to remember what was being said.
There is a better way to do it.


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Muslim Immigrant From Somali Goes On A Stabbing Spree In Ludwigshafen, Germany Killing Two White Germans
Two people are stabbed to death and another person injured before knifeman is shot and arrested in Germany
Two people have been killed and another has been injured in a horror stabbing spree in Germany. The attacker, who is now in custody, started the frenzy in the city of Ludwigshafen and his motive remains unclear. He fled the scene and officers fired shots at him in a dramatic chase before he was detained. He was shot in the process and it is not yet clear how serious his injuries are. First accounts indicated that 'an individual had attacked another with a knife', said police in a statement. The crime scene has been cordoned off and there is no danger for the public, they added. Germany has been hit in recent years by deadly knife attacks, some carried out by extremists and others by people suffering from serious psychological problems. Source
BERLIN -- Two people were killed and another seriously wounded in a stabbing Tuesday in southwestern Germany, police said. The suspected assailant was detained. Police said that they were alerted to the stabbing in a suburb of the city of Ludwigshafen on Tuesday afternoon. The 25-year-old suspect, a Somali citizen, initially fled the scene and was detained in a drugstore. Officers used their firearms in the process and he was seriously injured, but not in life-threatening condition, police said. Police later said the victims who were killed were two German men, ages 20 and 35. The severely injured person is a 27-year-old German. Neither the names of the victims nor of the perpetrator were given, in line with German privacy policy. Further information on the incident and possible motives of the attack weren't immediately available. Police said there was no danger to the public. Source


Those of you who have given us the pleasure of shooting your weddings will remember back to when we first met you, and we always love to hear your proposal story. We learn so much about you just hearing about it, observing your body language to each other, and usually gauge that we are dealing with two people very much in love. This didn't happen when we met Ellie, as she came with her dad to see us as James was away working. Strangely for us, this was also the first time we met Ellie, as she had met the lovely Aimee & Sam who had covered the Hotel du Vin wedding fair for us whilst we were exhibiting at the two-day Knebworth Wedding Show. We also know Aimee & Sam make a great impression on people and Ellie was no exception, so it was fantastic she was willing to come and see us about her October wedding to James.
We finally got to meet James when we got together for their pre-wedding shoot in a gorgeously sunny Southwold during August's heatwave, and over a scrumptious slab of cake thanks to the fabulous Two Magpies Bakery, and yes slab is the right word (!) Tom and I then got to experience that excitement hearing about them getting together and then the proposal, which happened just up the beach in front of the famous Southwold beach huts.
Tom and I were able to let our couple enjoy the sun and a walk amongst the sand dunes before encouraging them to have a little fun in the sea! James is such a smiley guy, we couldn't help grin so much ourselves, it was quite clear these two were really looking forward to the wedding. Looking for different textures and scenery, we also took them under the peer as we love the rusty girders which hold the famous landmark, the perspective when you stand in front of them is quite something. After a jaunt along the peer our couple looked out over the sea and to the site of the proposal before we made our way over to the huts themselves. To help us decide on which one to photograph them in front of, Ellie suggested we find a red hut to compliment the reds and oranges which were going to make up the autumnal colour scheme of the wedding. It was only when we were photographing them on this particular red hut in the dipping summer sun, did I realise that we were at hut 26 – which so happens to be the date of their wedding! To add to the coincidences, the Red Arrows decided to fly over at that point too, which given that James is in the RAF and Ellie comes from a family of plane enthusiasts was brilliant!
After all feeling thoroughly relaxed having spent a lovely afternoon in the sun together, we went our separate ways and Tom and I hung around in Southwold, as it also happened to be our own anniversary. So after a wander around together we had a truly gorgeous meal at The Crown, you know the kind of meal that makes you close your eyes as you chew, with particular mentions needing to be made for in-house Adnam's Gin, and also the most incredible chocolate mouse dessert we have ever had!


The national statistics offices says legalizing cannabis doesn't seem to have much changed how many people use the drug.
Statistics Canada says that nearly one in five Canadians, or 19 per cent, believe they will use cannabis in the next three months — a higher figure than those who reported current use.
Nearly half of Canadian who reported using cannabis said they did so for non-medical reasons, while one-quarter say they used it for medicinal purposes.


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sLAB Costa Rica: building the Nosara Recycling Center PART 2
NYIT architecture students want to help build a recycling center they designed in Costa Rica, and fund a documentary film about it.
Tobias Holler
Last updated September 2, 2013
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Nosara, Costa Rica Civic Design
pledged of $9,000 goal
a virtual high-five. Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
Estimated delivery Apr 2013
A personal thank you email from one of us in either arabic, german, greek, turkish, polish, spanish or english (yes, we are a diverse group!). Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
LA PELÍCULA! (that's spanish for 'film') Digital access to the documentary film, once finished. A THANKS in the credits at the end of the film with your name listed in the RECYCLING ROOKIES support category. Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
A first-run DVD of the documentary film, once finished, (mailing included if in the US, or pick up in Nosara or NYC, for international mailing add $10 for shipping) with personal note from the director. A custom key chain sporting the sLAB logo. A THANKS in the credits at the end of the film with your name listed in the RECYCLING ROOKIES support category. Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
Our awesome custom-designed sLAB Costa Rica T-shirt made out of 50% recycled water bottles (mailing included if in the US, or pick up in Nosara or NYC, for international mailing add $10 for shipping). Digital access to the documentary film, once finished. A THANKS in the credits at the end of the film with your name listed in the RECYCLING ROOKIES support category. Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
LA ALFOMBRA ROJA! (that's spanish for 'red carpet') Two tickets to the documentary film premiere screening in NYC. A first-run DVD of the documentary film, once finished, (mailing included if in the US, or pick up in Nosara or NYC, for international mailing add $10 for shipping) with personal note from the director. A SPECIAL THANKS in the credits at the end of the film with your name listed in the SORTING STARS support category. Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
VIP! Two invitations to a private reception before the premiere screening and two tickets to the documentary film premiere screening in NYC. A first-run DVD of the documentary film, once finished, (mailing included if in the US, or pick up in Nosara or NYC, for international mailing add $10 for shipping) with personal note from the director. A SPECIAL THANKS in the credits at the end of the film with your name listed in the SORTING STARS support category. Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
A digital copy of a beautiful eBook with text, drawings and photos, designed by the students, documenting the project from beginning to end. Two invitations to a private reception before the premiere screening and two tickets to the documentary film premiere screening in NYC. A first-run DVD of the documentary film, once finished, (mailing included if in the US, or pick up in Nosara or NYC, for international mailing add $10 for shipping) with personal note from the director. A VERY SPECIAL THANKS in the credits at the end of the film with your name listed in the WIZARDS OF WASTE support category. Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
A physical bound hardcopy of the ebook with text, drawings and photos, designed by the students, documenting the project from beginning to end. Two invitations to a private reception before the premiere screening and two tickets to the documentary film premiere screening in NYC. A first-run DVD of the documentary film, once finished, (mailing included if in the US, or pick up in Nosara or NYC, for international mailing add $10 for shipping) with personal note from the director. A VERY SPECIAL THANKS in the credits at the end of the film with your name listed in the WIZARDS OF WASTE support category. Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
A private screening of the documentary with the director at your location (NYC or Nosara only). ASSOCIATE PRODUCER credit at the end of the film. A physical bound hardcopy of the ebook with text, drawings and photos, designed by the students, documenting the project from beginning to end. Two invitations to a private reception before the premiere screening and two tickets to the documentary film premiere screening in NYC. A first-run DVD of the documentary film, once finished, (mailing included if in the US, or pick up in Nosara or NYC, for international mailing add $10 for shipping) with personal note from the director.Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
The students will build you a physical scale model of the Nosara recycling center (pick up in NYC only). ASSOCIATE PRODUCER credit at the end of the film. A physical bound hardcopy of the ebook with text, drawings and photos, designed by the students, documenting the project from beginning to end. Two invitations to a private reception before the premiere screening and two tickets to the documentary film premiere screening in NYC. A first-run DVD of the documentary film, once finished, (mailing included if in the US, or pick up in Nosara or NYC, for international mailing add $10 for shipping) with personal note from the director.Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.
Come to Nosara in the first two weeks of January 2013 (at your own expense...) and get a one-day personal tour of the construction site, as well as a project presentation by the students. Your visit will be documented on film by Ayana, and she will turn it into your own personal short movie. Plus the following: ASSOCIATE PRODUCER credit at the end of the film. A physical bound hardcopy of the ebook with text, drawings and photos, designed by the students, documenting the project from beginning to end. Two invitations to a private reception before the premiere screening and two tickets to the documentary film premiere screening in NYC. A first-run DVD of the documentary film, once finished, (mailing included if in the US, or pick up in Nosara or NYC, for international mailing add $10 for shipping) with personal note from the director. Your name listed on our facebook and blog sites as project supporter (if you want). Access to exclusive project updates.