[0:01] <redrabbit> the sleepy or the platter?
[0:02] <wiselydoesit> i mean at the end of the day its an arduino too right so i can do more things with the things.
[0:06] <wiselydoesit> hmm this is cool.
[0:07] <redrabbit> the pi platter ?
[0:07] <wiselydoesit> yeah the direct solar inputs are just awesome.
[0:08] <redrabbit> its a bit expensive ..
[0:10] <wiselydoesit> yeah and wake it up once a day and phone home.
[0:11] <plum> anyone use AppArmor on their Pi?
[0:13] <hmoney> wireless lan adapter... aka an AP?
[0:14] <wiselydoesit> i've had issues with some networks not allowing ssh into and assigning private ips, so i've found its easier to have the pi ssh out to a VPS or something.
[0:17] <redrabbit> what kind of bandwidth do you waste maintaining the link when its up ?
[0:18] <wiselydoesit> i haven't checked on that. i've got unlimited data, albiet with a FUP but still, tethering isn't allowed but i've found ways around that.
[0:20] <wiselydoesit> depending on your locale some providers don't seem to count dnstunnels as traffic.
[0:21] <wiselydoesit> yeah i've resorted to an crappy android burner, until i can find a dongle with MTK chipset, i know where i am with MTK chips.
[0:30] <wiselydoesit> was actually one of those where i just plugged it in and it worked. was really amazed for £100 of kit.
[0:30] <Wetmelon> wiselydoesit: Big ol' pointy antennae?
[0:33] <wiselydoesit> but you can watch iplayer on the other end, not in HD but browsing, email and stuff.
[0:33] <redrabbit> you didnt iperf point to point ?
[0:33] <wiselydoesit> it works stable its the main thing.
[0:34] <wiselydoesit> i'd have to check.
[0:36] <wiselydoesit> i've been installing the package kali-linux-full on an Pi3, my spare card i'm using is only a Class 10, currently into the 2nd hour.
[0:37] <wiselydoesit> yeah, my main cards a Samsung Evo, man am i noticing my moneys worth right now.
[0:44] <plum> does anyone know how to decrease the amount of alerts that PSAD puts out?
[0:56] <brent77777> does anyone stream 3d iso files using kodi on their rpi?
[1:22] <brent77777> does anyone stream 3d iso movies using kodi on their rpi?
[2:14] <HeXiLeD> any reason why when editing crontab -e -u user i get 996 and cant edit it ?
[2:40] <HeXiLeD> something changed here. is there a shell cmd to set all the default options for the pi ?
[2:40] <HeXiLeD> rpi config or sometihing ?
[4:44] <trompstomp> would that allow running old dos/windows applications?
[5:15] <HeXiLeD> Is there any way to increase the rpi 3 ram capacity ? Mods or addons ?
[5:21] <HeXiLeD> Only swap type usb .
[5:22] <HeXiLeD> So next question. Can one combine (cloud?) Several rpi' s to increase e erything ?
[5:23] <HeXiLeD> Lets say, have 4 rpis working as one ?
[5:23] <HeXiLeD> How low ?
[5:24] <Sonny_Jim> What is the problem you are trying to solve?
[5:25] <ali1234> what do you want to emulate?
[5:26] <ali1234> hasnt that game been remade about 100000 times?
[5:26] <Sonny_Jim> Isn't tradewars just a drug wars clone?
[5:29] <HeXiLeD> Sonny_Jim: even if i run slq in one pi, httpd in another and so on? (Dividing deamons by the pis)?
[5:33] <HeXiLeD> how about as a media server?
[7:56] <abasar> would buying a Raspberry Pi 3, breadboard, sd card, resistors, jumper wires, LCD display and a few buttons be enough?
[7:56] <abasar> or am I missing any key compononents?
[8:31] <abasar> Doesn't the Pi 3 come with a power supply?
[8:31] <abasar> And what kind of chip?
[8:35] <abasar> what kind of supply do I want?
[8:37] <ThinkingofPython> My PSU is a Xiaomi PSU, pretty darn expensive too. So I'd personally recommend a 3A PSU if you can find one.
[8:38] <abasar> Do you know what hip I might need to drive the LCD Display as Sonny_Jim suggested?
[8:39] <kihis> abasar: what display you are gonna use?
[8:39] <mfa298> that's going to depend on the LCD display you use.
[8:48] <mfa298> if this for an alarm clock (so presumably going by a bed) a character display might be a better option than spi.
[8:53] <mfa298> if you do have to write the code yourself the character dispalys are really simple.
[9:02] <abasar> So correct me if I'm wrong, what I should be ordering is: Raspberry Pi 3, Breadboard, SD card, Jumper wires, Resistors, LCD display (character or something else), power supply and a few buttons (I can probably find more common electronic components like voltage converters etc. around in my area)?
[9:05] <oq> abasar: will it be internet connected?
[9:10] <exo-squad> theres some cheap arduino clones.
[9:11] <mfa298> zero-w is probably the best option for this sort of project, small, has built in wireless etc.
[9:11] <kihis> "NO DONT BUY PI! GO TO ARDUINO CAMP!"
[9:12] <exo-squad> simple micro controllers, get an arduino.
[9:13] <abasar> actually if the zero-w has built in wireless is there any reason for me to use the 3 over it for a small project like mine?
[9:13] <exo-squad> i got a bunch of pi0 for 99 cents at microcenter when they were on sale..
[9:15] <abasar> why would I need soldering?
[9:16] <kihis> oh :o where?!
[9:19] <exo-squad> reflow oven is too much..
[9:19] <oq> see where I'm going?
[9:21] <exo-squad> do you have power?
[9:25] <sd-m> oh yeah i still have those !
[9:26] <mfa298> also a good electronics project is never complete. There's a point where it's working which should be followed by adding more features.
[9:27] <oq> you need to add a battery backup!
[9:31] <abasar> is the battery backup really necessary if it will be connected to the internet and should be powered at all times?
[9:39] <exo-squad> i really need to finish my rpi3 gamegear project..
[9:43] <abasar> Do I get female to male or male to male jumper wires?
[9:45] <abasar> both are useful for breadboarding?
[9:59] <oq> dude, you're in the uk and buying off adafruit?
[10:42] <abasar> the one here should be good, shouldn't it?
[11:07] <grafi_> my network is is using wpa2-psk (aes), am I missing any magic in my wpa_supplicant.conf file?
[11:28] <mal__> Hello, can I get help here with running Chromium on a headless pi ?
[11:54] <ryancomet> does anyone know a solution?
[12:04] <GenteelBen> And circuit diagrams, and a 90-minute signed captioned Youtube video.
[12:20] <ryancomet> so i have to use batteries?
[12:22] <pksato> ryancomet: what sw/code is usging?
[12:22] <ryancomet> i am using python, what is sw?
[12:23] <pksato> can be a wrong pin asingn on python code.
[12:23] <mfa298> ryancomet: are you following a guide ?
[12:23] <pksato> have at least, two way to address pins.
[12:26] <gordonDrogon> BOARD pin 7 is not a PWM pin.
[12:26] <pksato> pin 2/1 are on corner, 40/39 near usb connector.
[12:28] <gordonDrogon> ok - as long as it's pigpio driving the pin and not really software it ought to work.
[12:30] <pksato> led is ok?
[12:32] <pksato> the led is lighting using other power source, like two AA battery ?
[12:33] <mfa298> silly question, have you got the led the right way around ?
[12:34] <pksato> teste led on rpi board. one of legs on pin 6 (or other GND), adn other on pin 1 or 2 (5v), not lit, invert.
[12:36] <pksato> RPi is working?
[12:38] <pksato> led is a polarized device, need to connect to correct polarity.
[12:38] <gordonDrogon> start with an LED.
[12:39] <mfa298> ryancomet: a picture of the basic led setup might be very useful.
[12:43] <gordonDrogon> tried turning the LED round?
[12:44] <gordonDrogon> you might ave using both 5v pins.
[12:44] <gordonDrogon> is there a gap between the wires?
[12:45] <gordonDrogon> you want physical pins 2 (5v) and 4 (0v) although using 1 (3.3v) would be better.
[12:45] <gordonDrogon> sorry - 2 & 6 ... not 2 & 4.
[12:54] <gordonDrogon> I still strongly suggest getting an LED going first - using simple command-line tools rather than writing any code.
[13:06] <gordonDrogon> let us know how the LED works too.
[13:39] <ryancomet> it seems pretty regular, perhaps some kind of interference?
[13:59] <ryancomet> is there a way to do it with python?
[14:05] <Condor> I'm currently trying to configure Kubernetes on the Pi 3, but it seems to stay idling at "waiting for the control plane to become ready"
[14:06] <ryancomet> no, sorry, kinda new to this.
[14:09] <ryancomet> does anyone know why my led wont keep blinking?
[14:10] <brent77777> does anyone play 3d iso movies using kodi on their rpi?
[14:13] <Condor> ryancomet: connected through GPIO?
[14:14] <H__> I need to block the light of the red and green LEDs on the RPI. Any recommendations ?
[14:15] <Condor> Why would you want to do that?
[14:15] <ryancomet> wrapp the case in ducttape?
[14:16] <ryancomet> hmm, little bit of e-tape?
[14:16] <Condor> Not sure how to suppress those, but if you do make sure that you get notified about the LED state otherwise!
[14:17] <H__> what is e-tape ?
[14:56] <brent77777> does anyone play 3d iso movies using kodi on their rpi?
[15:14] <L0st> wlan0 connects. I can ssh into it via that.
[15:14] <Stromeko> Does anyone know how to get more than one GPIO pin work as a pps-gpio? The current driver and/or device tree setup only allows me to specify one in the config. Also, it cannot be configured to capture both the assert and clear edge apparently.
[15:19] <L0st> if that helps?
[15:19] <LordThumper> Hey is Rpi's kernel finally mainline?
[15:19] <LordThumper> or still not?
[15:23] <LordThumper> So patches are still needed?
[15:27] <L0st> PING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8) 56(84) bytes of data.
[15:28] <BurtyB> L0st, I assume you're using a different IP range on usb0 vs wlan0?
[15:28] <Condor> What's the subnets of both those interfaces?
[15:29] <Condor> Is IP forwarding enabled?
[15:30] <L0st> I haven't tried that yet.
[15:30] <L0st> OK, hold up..
[15:35] <Condor> what's the value of net.ipv4.ip_forward?
[18:12] <herbmillerjr> Anybody having success with cross-compiling with rpi-tools? I'm getting issues with ICU in the toolchain.
[18:24] <RoBo_V> can anyone help with "ffmpeg_avcodec_log: Could not find codec parameters (Video: h264)" trying rtsp stream with motion. what package I am missing here ?
[18:30] <hackal> Hi, when you are developing let's say some driver for a sensor do you directly code on the RPi or do you have some kind of "deployment" technique where you code on your local machine and through makefile/script copy the files over the network and run tests?
[18:54] <RoBo_V> is there any open source app to be used along with motion ?
[18:54] <RoBo_V> open source app --> i meant for android.
[19:56] <Chillum> what is the issue?
[21:08] <herbmillerjr> "undefined reference to `__cxa_throw_bad_array_new_length@CXXABI_1.3.8'' <-- Anybody know how I can get around this when cross-compiling?
[21:18] <Drzacek> will they open anytime soon in EU?
[21:18] <JakeSays> i need to get an updated version of a package. building it myself doesnt work. how would i go about doing it?
[21:20] <JakeSays> Qatz: there's this thing called ups..
[21:20] <JakeSays> wont ship what?
[22:32] <fydel> hi! i have a hamster, a pir motion sensor and 7" display. i want to wake up the monitor from sleep once a motion is detected. any ideas if that can be done via commad line?
[22:33] <ball> My daughter has a couple of gerbils, if that counts.
[22:34] <fydel> hehe. i mean i want to turn on the monitor if the pi if the hammie moves.
[22:34] <ball> What's a hammie?
[22:35] <ball> fydel: Is your Raspberry Pi running Linux?
[22:36] <fydel> yep. i am running ubuntu mate.
[22:37] <fydel> i already get an email once the moves but i also want to turn the monitor back on.
[22:37] <ball> fydel: Does "xset dpms force on" work?
[22:39] <fydel> it is says "xset: unable to open display "" "
[22:39] <ball> fydel: You may need to specify your display then.
[22:40] <ball> clever: Good point. I didn't even think of that.
[22:40] <ball> You could ask in #ubuntu-uk too.
[22:40] <fydel> ah. great. that worked.
[22:41] <fydel> cool! thank you guys!
[22:42] * ball guesses that's a good thing.
[22:45] <fydel> now i can surveil my hammie even better. djungarian dwarf hamster rights-activists already concerned.
[22:46] <ball> Oh! An actual hamster!
[22:46] <fydel> of course. humans best friend.
[22:58] <ali1234> has anyone used mathematica that comes bundled in raspbian?


Thanks so much for having me on your new blog and website, Janet! It was so fun to do the tour of Shirley Plantation yesterday and to have our meeting at Charles City Tavern. Not so fun to come home and find out about my sister–but PTL lots of prayer warriors, including you, are sending up prayers to God for her healing. Blessings, Janet!
It was fun and so interesting. Thanks for stopping by, Carrie, and for letting me feature your debut novella.
I can't wait to see what you do with the two manuscripts you're working on. It must be a challenge sometimes to not mix up historical data from two different time periods.
Thanks for coming by Erin. Our visit to Shirley Plantation was fun.
Thanks, Erin! Well I am kinda weird when it comes to this one–because it is almost a 20th century story and I had an older father (my grandfather born in 1886 my grandmother 1895) that that manuscript seems almost contemporary to me. Sounds crazy I am sure but it doesn't take much effort for me like 18th century fiction does. So there is literally no overlap in the two stories to confuse me. Two separate locations. Very different characters. Very different "flavor"–totally different feel to each. Thanks for commenting!!!
Great interview, Janet and Carrie! Blessings to you both on your writing!
Thanks, Carla–so glad you could come by! And blessings to you–and congrats on your new book!!!
Nice interview and what a pretty picture of you, Carrie. I'm amazed at how you don't like to write in isolation.


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Sports | Lifestyle
Director-at-large candidates 2014
Martlet Staff
There are 11 director-at-large positions available on the UVSS Board of Directors. They are volunteer positions. Directors-at-large are responsible for aiding executive directors, scrutinizing executive director activities, as well as coordinating and implementing all levels of campaigns concerning education defense. In addition, they must participate in at least two committees of the student society. Below are questionnaires filled out by each of the 15 director-at-large candidates.
Eric Cameron—Link UVic (not submitted)
Brigitte Cheong—Vision UVic
What are your areas of study?
What clubs and organizations are you affiliated with?
I am currently a member of the UVic Young Liberals of Canada serving as a Director-at-Large.
What goals do you want to achieve if elected?
I want to represent my fellow undergraduates, who want the sense of community across the campus.
What student campaigns do you wish to further and support?
I want to further support lobbying the B.C. Government and create a grants program, and as well work with B.C. Transit and the Victoria Regional Transit System to come up with a solution that will end transit pass-ups.
What made you want to run for director-at-large?
I want to run for director-at-large because I believe that students should get involved with the campus community. Whether it is joining a campus club or joining a sports team, I want to do my part by representing the UVic undergraduate student body and lead the change.
What makes you the best candidate for this position?
I believe that I am the best candidate with my hard work, dedication, and the great ideas I have that I can bring to the UVSS board.
If you could change one thing on campus, what would it be?
If I could change one thing on campus, I would start lobbying the B.C. provincial government to have a grants program for students who cannot afford their post secondary education. After all, education is the foundation that will help us succeed in the future.
What would you do differently from this year's board of directors?
I will make sure that the undergraduate body feel well informed about the issues that goes around campus because after all, it will have an affect on the student body.
How many hours will you work each week if you're elected for this position?
To me, I can't put a number of hours per week I will work if I was elected for this position because I want to do as much as I can to make students feel confident about the UVSS. However, I am committed to serve my fellow students as much as possible.
If you could be any animal, what would you be?
If I could be any animal, I would be a parrot because I am very outgoing and social butterfly.
Jamie Cook—Vision UVic
I'm a third-year Honours Political Science, and Economics student.
Currently, I'm an executive with the Undergraduates of Political Science and the Editor-in-Chief of its official journal, On Politics. I'm also an executive of the UVic Young Liberals of Canada. Other clubs I've been a member of include the Triathlon, Cycling, and Model United Nations Club as well as the UVic Debate Society.
I want to ensure the UVSS works on behalf of students. This means a number of things: that the Society's resources are used in a sensible manner toward efforts that positively impact students, and that the UVSS remains committed to transparency, and listening to the concerns and demands of all students. Myself, and other members of the Vision UVic team, have pledged to reduce the salaries of executives and put on-going legal cases to rest in order to free up resources for things that benefit students, like events, grants, and advocacy. Students should be proud of UVic and the UVSS, and I feel this will be a step in the right direction.
The Make Transit Work campaign is an important one that must be continued by the UVSS. It's common knowledge that students are extremely dependent on public transit here at UVic. It's up to the UVSS to maintain a constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders about how to improve transit services to the betterment of all, students especially. I also think the recently approved divestment campaign is a worthy cause, though I would have rather seen it put to a referendum than decided upon entirely by the board of directors. I'm also open to furthering and supporting all campaigns that students find important and which directly affect us.
Having been at UVic for the past three years, I've become increasingly fond of the community here and feel that I can best serve the student population as a member of the UVSS executive. I was also disappointed in a number of decisions this year's Board of Directors made and vowed that I would try and do better. I feel the Vision team and I have the passion, and energy.
I've been at UVic for a number of years so I know how the UVSS operates very well. I've also been very active in the student community and understand the views and concerns many students have on a number of issues. The other members of Vision UVic and I bring a fresh perspective to the UVSS, and have a number of exciting ideas that will change the UVSS for the better.
Make the line-ups at Biblio after classes much shorter.
One of the main complaints I've heard from students is a sense of isolation from the UVSS. A series of unkept promises and poor choices from the current board has left students frustrated, and has resulted in them losing faith in the UVSS. Over-budget SUB renovations, resources being spent on unnecessary and preventable legal cases, poor events, and a lack of transparency are all issues that I feel need to be addressed and that I pledge to change.
As many as are necessary. Director-at-large may be an unpaid, volunteer position but I would devote as much time and effort to it as possible because that's what students expect from their board.
Chuck Norris.
Jordan Crocker—Vision UVic
I study History, and Political Science at UVic.
I'm the first-year representative with the Undergraduates of Political Science board, a director-at-large on the History Undergraduate Society board, the Ring Road Neighbourhood Representative on the Global Citizenship Leadership Council, a member of the Residence Dining Council, a member of the Model United Nations Club, and a member of the Pre-Law Club.
I want to repair the UVSS relations with the academic boards at the university, lower executive pay, expand the food bank, and establish a soup kitchen on campus, stop transit pass-ups, lower the amount of legal cases brought to the UVSS, and to allow for REScards to be able to be used in the Student Union Building.
I want to continue to support the University of Victoria's environmental societies, and ensure that UVic remains a green campus. Also, I want to further the campaign against transit pass-ups and to further support the food bank's initiatives.
I wanted to run in order to heal the relations between the UVSS and the course unions. As a board member on two of these unions, there has been hostility toward the UVSS and their policies and I wanted to change that. Also, I wanted to run so that I may have a say in how much I pay to the university and to argue against the raising of tuition or cutting of scholarships, as that is how I remain a student of UVic.
My previous experience in the administration of other boards at UVic is one way in which I am the best candidate for the position of director-at-large on the UVSS Board of Directors. I also help coordinate events with the Global Citizenship Leadership Council to increase awareness of societal issues; I think that will also help me in my vision to expand our food bank on campus. Finally, I also understand various points of view and would be willing to listen to suggestions that are made about ways to improve the UVSS; my experience here mainly comes from the Model United Nations Club, which forces students to consider what others believe.
The relationship between the course unions and the UVSS. UVic is a fantastic school, but building more trust between these organizations would make UVic even better.
I would ensure that the UVSS is more willing to listen to the concerns of individuals and course unions, and try to make the UVSS more proactive in their approach to students' needs and concerns.
As many hours that is required in order for me to achieve my goals that I am campaigning on.
A Great Horned Owl. It is a wise and fascinating bird that I think best represents my academic nature.
Annie Do—Link UVic
I am majoring in combined biology-psychology with a minor in Philosophy.
I was deeply involved with Free the Children and Rotaract when I was in high school. Currently I am Vice President for UVic's Circle Kiwanis International club, one of the largest service organizations in the world, and most recently I was elected as the Lt. Governor for the Division of Peace Arch.
I want to pass a bylaw that makes all UVSS organized events zero waste, lower student parking fees, and create networking opportunities that provide students with resources to help further their academic careers.
I firmly believe that higher education should be accessible to everyone. Lobbying the government for affordable education is something that I am ready to commit to. I wholeheartedly support the campaign for needs-based grants.
My first year at UVic made me realize that this university has a lot to offer to its students. However, the tools don't always get to the recipients. I want to change that by maximizing the efficiency of the student society. I want to bring what you deserve and need directly to you, because as a student with passion and an accumulating debt, I understand you.
I've always been an activist with a firm sense of justice. I've experience dealing with politics at the municipal level, and have run several humanitarian clubs through the years. I have the experience necessary to deal with people, social structure, and delegation.
If I could change one thing, it would be the amount of awareness that our students have in regards to university-related issues. This campus would be throbbing with livelihood if people knew what was going on. I want to publicly announce what UVSS stands for and make it clear to students about the different jobs we do. Clear communication and transparency between the student society and our students is of the utmost importance to me.
I would create an open dialogue and discussion opportunity to encourage the thoughts and voices from our students, boards, and advocacy groups.
I would put in a total of 20 hours a week if elected, like any part-time job or volunteer position.
I would be a cat. Not only are they adorable, they can sleep and eat all they want and still look cute.
Karthik Gopalakrishnan—Vision UVic
I am currently in my third year of Biochemistry at the University of Victoria. But I want to specialize in human sciences and work toward the welfare of people around the world.
I am a EPHE 141 (Human anatomy) teaching assistant, a renal dialysis volunteer at Royal Jubilee Hospital, a patient support volunteer at Brain injury services, a first aid medic at St. John Ambulance, and I am a biochemist for a biomedical engineering team that is looking to provide paramedics with devices that can take vital data from a patient as fast as possible.
I would want to reduce transit pass-ups, create more awareness for the mental health program at UVic, expand the food bank, and perhaps even lobby for a place to eat in the library. I would also like to increase funding on student-based projects by lowering executive pay.
Mental health program awareness and food bank awareness are some of the campaigns I would love to support.
Four words. The want for change.
I have good interpersonal skills and I am able to efficiently, and effectively plan and execute programs that will be beneficial to the students of UVic. I am passionate and am able to understand the needs of students and thereby implement plans to improve those needs.
I will definitely try to avoid smokers in front of the library.
Spend money where it is really supposed to be spent and reduce wasteful spending. I would also like to make smarter decisions financially.
I would work as much as I am required to.
I would be an elephant because they are humble, strong, and can provide shelter to other animals if needed, haha.
Valery Heckel—Link UVic
I'm in the Financial Math and Economics program, and am also pursuing a minor in Computer Science. However, when elective credits permit, I also dabble in History and Language courses!
What clubs and organizations do you affiliate with?
I'm currently involved with the Co-op and Career Department as an Ambassador, the International Commons as a Mentor, and on Monday nights I play soccer with the best intramural team at UVic (or so we like to say)!
I have three overarching missions which encompass all of my smaller and more specific goals. First, I strongly believe that university is a place for students to, first, develop on multiple levels (academic, emotional, inter-personal) and second, realize their potential. I want to ensure each student has the awareness and necessary resources to create a successful academic career for themselves while at UVic. Second, I believe there is room for improvement in the amount of school spirit. Working closely with the events committee, I would ensure an increase in the affordability and the number of events, so that we all have good memories to look back on once we leave UVic. Finally, one of UVic's strengths is the community's commitment to sustainability. I would lobby to continue this reputation, and further it by pursuing more local menu and operational items in on-campus businesses.
My goals with the UVSS definitely align with both the UVSS's sustainability campaign and its post-secondary affordability campaign.
I've had an amazing time so far at UVic, and my hope is to return the favour by fighting for the student community's best interests.
I have organizational, fundraising and leadership experiences from various past groups, which makes me an excellent and proactive candidate for the tasks demanded of a director-at-large. I also am passionate about issues related to student welfare, and student life, which makes me an excellent contender to fight for student interests.
Without a doubt, I would bring back the bunnies. Since that is not an option unfortunately, I'd have to say increasing school spirit by creating more frequent, affordable, and promoted events.
Although I think last year's board has done an admirable job, there are two main things I would change. First, I would focus on promoting resources offered by the UVSS more staunchly, so that students are more aware of the services it provides and can use it to enhance their university life. Secondly, I would also pursue an increase in director and executive accountability, which would allow students and clubs alike to have a more direct and effective connection to vital information and resources.
I'm more than prepared to commit between five and 10 hours per week in this position.
If you could be any animal, what would it be?
I would definitely be some type of marine animal, because the ocean is undeniably cool (no pun intended). With that said, I would most likely be a whale, since they have the added characteristic of spending their time between Hawaii and the North American west coast.
Jade Hoang—Vision UVic
As of now, General Sciences, but in second year I plan on going into Biochemistry and Microbiology.
I am in the Pre-Medical Club and just beginning with UVSS.
If elected, I would like to work with other universities, UVic, groups on campus, and B.C. Hydro to start a Lights Out campaign to talk with experts about environmental long-term strategies for the campus to run on renewable resources. I would also like to make REScards usable at the SUB and increase funding through lowering executive pay to have more funds for multicultural events.
I wish to further the food bank here at UVic for students who run out of food on their REScard and continue the campaign against transit pass-ups.
I originally wanted to run for director-at-large to get involved in the UVic community. Since that short time, I have realized I now want to run for director-at-large to unify the university as a whole, change the lives for future first-year students at UVic, publicize events more, and make the student life an even more enjoyable experience.
I am currently a first year and have a lot of input on how my first year has been due to the current UVSS board. I want to see and make changes to what is not working and better advance what has been working. I work hard at what I want to see changed, and I want to see future first-year students have a better first year than I did. I want change for the better of the student society.
I would want to the see the students of UVic act more as a whole.
Some things I would do differently are publicize events more, try to make a various amount of events for a variety of people, and make more of an impact on the first-year student life.
I will work at least 15 hours a week to see change, put insight, and improve student life.
If I were an animal I would be a lion, because I am a natural leader and like to take charge of my life.
Moiz Karim—Vision UVic
– Undergrads of political science
– Cineplex
– Mosaic sales solutions
– I am not in a club for film making, but it is an avid passion of mine
– Free the children and WE Day
– The B.C. cancer society and the Undie run
– Blue Lotus Events
– Create innovation grants for students with innovative ideas to improve campus by lowering UVic student exec fees
– Making the UVSS more transparent so UVic students know where their money is going
– Lobbying the government to create more student grants for B.C. students
– Transit pass-ups are a huge issue, and finding new and innovative ways to avoid people getting passed up by busses during rush hours is a campaign that will have my support going forward.
– The campaign to increase grants and subsidize post-secondary fees will also have my ongoing support.
Looking back at the last year, the UVSS was filled with disappointments and promises that never surfaced. This motivated me to take an active leadership role in student politics and be a driving force in creating much-needed change in the UVSS.
I am hardworking, dedicated, and driven when it comes to things that I'm passionate about. The ability to change and rejuvenate the lost relationship between students and their representatives is something I'm very passionate about and am willing to spend countless hours in making happen. My ability to connect with people allows me to be approachable to other UVic students and address their concerns, thereby re-establishing that lost bond between student government representatives and students. It gives me and the UVSS the ability to concentrate on issues that UVic students are most passionate about.
To me, the UVSS comes off as carrying a bias toward many controversial issues. If I could change one thing, it would be to establish the UVSS as a mediator and come up with solutions that would benefit all people and groups instead of one, because, as a Canadian who is also a minority, I hold the ability to carry the freedom of speech very near to me.
I would plan better events where times and dates don't conflict with student academics. I would create an online forum where students can tell us ideas they have to better the UVSS. I would focus on campaigns and issues that concern students. I would create an atmosphere of acceptance and tolerance on campus. I would draft guidelines all advocacy groups would have to follow to avoid harassment and freedom of speech issues. I would make student government more responsible and create an atmosphere where rational decisions can take place, instead of ones made abruptly and rashly.
As many hours as needed to get the job done.
I would be a lion.
Dakota Mellin—Link UVic
Elementary Education, and Teaching, with the intention of furthering my studies to become a Student Counsellor.
I am a director of the Education Student Association, the Secretary – Treasurer for the University of Victoria Unicycle Club, an active volunteer with the Vancouver Island Health Authority, and an active volunteer for Victoria SPCA.
I would like to get more students involved in the UVSS by making our society better known to our students as well as create more opportunities to volunteer and get involved around campus. I also want our students to know and have better access to the resources the UVSS provides. Working alongside the executives would be great to create more affordable post-secondary, housing, and transportation. I also have volunteered a lot with events in the past, and I want to help out with those and work on a more effective way of marketing these events by doing smaller events with different clubs and advocacy groups that lead up to and build up hype for the bigger events the UVSS holds.
I'm really passionate about working toward more affordable housing, transit, and education for our students. I also want to help continue the campaign against sexualized violence.
I volunteered a lot with the UVSS with the food bank and various events. I really liked being involved with the campus and I want the chance to make changes to better the campus and connect students with people and opportunities they are passionate about, as well. I believe that university is not just limited to the academic aspect of it, but the whole university experience, and I want to be a part of as many experiences as I can.
I'm passionate and really involved with our campus already. I also have lots of experience through the different clubs and organizations that I am part of. I think I can help make a great contribution to improve the university experience for all students, and I am willing to put in the time and effort to make it happen.
I want to create more opportunities for students to volunteer and get involved with the campus through the UVSS. So, I want to make sure that students know and understand who the UVSS is, because I feel like a great amount of our population doesn't.
I would be more involved and make sure the DaL's have more responsibility within the UVSS. I also want to help the director of events ensure that our events reach full potential by using different marketing strategies.
As many as possible. I want to be as actively engaged in as many aspects of the UVSS as possible.
Dolphin. I am a huge water baby, and the idea of being able to swim for endless hours in the sun sounds like a dream day to me.
Katerina Perlova—Vision UVic
Political Science, and Psychology.
I volunteer in the community with the organization Need2, a local non-profit whose mission is to create a community without suicide or stigma against mental health issues. I am also a Community Leader in Residence Services.
I want to continue to create a welcoming and supportive campus community, redirect funding from executive pay and legal fees to better services and events for the students, and make sure everyone's vision for UVic is being incorporated by the UVSS.
Let's Get Consensual and Alliance of B.C. Students.
It would be a great opportunity to give back to the school and community that has made my last two years so incredible, as well as bridge the gap between the student union and the student body.
Mostly, the fact that I have a very diverse range of experience and background that ranges from peer helping and conflict mediation to event planning.
The reputation of the UVSS.
I would be proactive in conflict resolution, in order to avoid the astronomical legal fees that the UVSS has spent in lawsuits. Moreover, I would have made the process of Felicita's renovations much more open to public input, and been more responsive to the discontentment with the renovations.
As many as required.
A cat… with a K.
Kenya Rogers—Vision UVic
Political Science, and Latin American Studies.
I am a former Rotary Youth Ambassador.
I want to build a campus community that represents students across the board. I also want to create innovation grants that will allow students to have a venue for funding the projects they want to make happen on campus. I would also like to create a UVic Free Store where students can recycle and reuse everyday items. Finally, I want to work with international students and have more multicultural events at UVic.
I want to continue to lobby the provincial government to create a student grant program for B.C. students. I also want to continue dialogue with B.C. Transit to end transit pass-ups.
Being involved in my community has always been an integral part of who I am. As a first-year student, I've adopted UVic as my new community, along with my peers. That is why I decided to run for director-at-large, to represent my community.
I think that I am the best candidate for this position because I have extensive experience in group organization and community work. I also have experience as an international student, and I think I bring a strong energy to everything I work at.
I would like to see a campus where multicultural events flourish.
I would re-evaluate certain policies so that wasteful legal fees do not become a detriment to the student body.
As many hours as necessary to feel as though the efforts I am putting into the position will benefit UVic students.
A liger. It's pretty much my favourite animal.
Nick Tang—Link UVic
My area of study is in the Department of Microbiology, in the Faculty of Science.
I am a current UVSS director-at-large, student senator, and Vikes Nation student ambassador.
My goals include creating a better structured student society, in order to better allocate responsibilities within the board of directors by implementing office hours for directors-at-large to efficiently connect with students.
I hope to further support our Make Transit Work and Let's Get Consensual campaigns, as well as the fossil fuel divestment movement.
What made you want to run for Director at Large?
After serving a year as a director-at-large and learning about the UVSS, I am running again because I believe I can continue to learn about our student society and use my experience in creating a more efficient board in order to better provide for our students here at UVic.
I believe I am the best candidate for a director-at-large position because of my passion for learning and my commitment to building a better campus. My experience from my time on the board of directors will allow me to assist new board members and help them contribute in continuing to enhance our student society.
If I could change one thing on campus, it would be to not charge for coffee and give it out free to our students!
From this year's board of directors, I would not necessarily do much different, because I believe that as a collective group, we did our best to improve from past boards and did our best in providing for our students.
I will work 10–15 hours a week if I am elected as a director-at-large.
I would be a honey badger!
Lindsey Willis—Vision UVic
Planning on majoring in History, and Slavic Studies
To create a campus community and fully represent the students of UVic by creating a connection with them
The transit and consent campaign by the UVSS
I am a transfer student from the University of New Brunswick, because I wanted to go into a different program, and I was so disappointed about the community on campus that I almost transferred back. Instead, I decided that I should stay and make a difference.
Since I am a transfer student and I have been all across Canada, I can bring ideas from other universities and apply them to UVic in order to create a better campus.
Create a campus community and a connection between the UVSS and the students of UVic, as it is clearly something that the previous board lacked
Connect with the students of UVic. Upon arriving on campus, there was no outreach or welcoming by the UVSS on orientation week (or whatever that was) or throughout the school year. I would like to know who is representing me.
Ten hours per week.
A bear.
Makenzie Zouboules—Vision UVic
I'm second-year Political Science, and Professional Writing Co-op student.
Currently, I volunteer as an arts reporter for CFUV Radio, am a co-op representative for the Professional Writing program, and my work has appeared in the Warren Undergraduate Review. I also work with a project called F.O.X.Y. (Fostering Open eXpression among Youth), which is a series of arts-based sexual health workshops that travels across the Northwest Territories.
I want to rebuild relationships with students and student groups, create safe spaces to foster a healthy dialogue on campus, revitalize campus community and work with Ian Lackie to host inclusive events.
As someone who has worked with sexual health promotion and peer leadership, I'd love to continue the consent campaign!
The University of Victoria was my first love in high school, and I was really disappointed to hear that so many people distrusted the students' society when I was finally able to enrol. With the experiences I've gained over the past two years, I wanted to restore faith in the UVSS and make it accessible for students who are not necessarily familiar with the society's structure and role.
Mediation and communication are my forté, and in the past, one of the major issues students have had with the UVSS is lack of meaningful contact with the greater campus community. Most people are not clear on what the UVSS does or how it can enhance their university experience, and I think I'd be the best candidate to really connect with and listen to students and ensure their voices were heard at the board level.
More communication between different university bodies, including the UVSS. The students' society has a lot to offer, and there are also a lot of students who are incredibly talented and knowledgeable, which is why I think it's essential to work with one another on issues concerning UVic students.
The intentions of the previous BoD were good, however, I would include more student voices and wouldn't be afraid to ask for help when needed.
A minimum of five to eight hours, and however many extra hours it takes after that to ensure each project I take on is done well and that my responsibilities to the student body are fulfilled.
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21 Small Business Survival Strategies from Richard Branson
How do you survive in the face of stiff competition? How do you stay afloat in the time of recession? What small business survival strategies can you implement in trying moments? These are the answers Richard Branson provided in his best selling business autobiography "Losing My Virginity: How I've Survived, Had Fun, and Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way."
I stumbled on Losing My Virginity recently and after reading it through; I couldn't help but shake my head in amazement. It's quite consoling to know that you are not alone; it's quite inspiring to know that most successful entrepreneurs and drop out billionaires have faced the same business challenges you are presently facing. It's quite encouraging to know that there's light at the end of the tunnel.
There are lots of lessons you can pick up from the book "Losing My Virginity." With lessons on how to become a billionaire from scratch to handling competition and facing business challenges; Losing My Virginity is a must read for entrepreneurs.
But in this write up, I will be focusing strictly on the business survival strategies that saw Richard Branson and his Virgin Group through thick and thin. With lessons learned from Losing My Virginity; I have been able to pinpoint 21 small business survival strategies, as highlighted by Richard Branson. But aside this brief excerpt, I will recommend you get the book "Losing My Virginity" and read it through; you will be glad you did.
1. Remain focused on fulfilling your business mission. Never allow adversity divert your attention and efforts.
"Above all, you want to create something you are proud of. That's always been my philosophy of business. I can honestly say that I have never gone into any business purely to make money. If that is the sole motive, then I believe you are better off doing nothing." – Richard Branson
2. Don't wait till you are big before you begin building your brand. Build a brand from scratch alongside your business.
"In the beginning it was just about the business; now it's about the brand." – Richard Branson
3. Learn to use your brain power. Critical thinking is the key to creative problem solving in business.
4. Build your own business team. Survival in business requires a synergy of skills.
"To be successful, you have to be out there, you have to hit the ground running, and if you have a good team around you and more than a fair share of luck, you might make something happen. But you certainly can't guarantee it just by following someone else formula." – Richard Branson
5. Never take your eyes off the cash flow because it's the life blood of business.
6. If you are a new startup company, try not to arouse the interest or suspicion of your competition; especially if they are a bigger company. They can crush you while you are still in your startup phase. Lie low while still strengthening your bottom line.
7. Grow internally first. Strengthen your bottom line first before considering external growth.
8. Focus on your business strengths and keep its weaknesses away from the competition or public.
9. Be swift to take advantage of business opportunities. Bigger companies are too cumbersome to move quickly; this can be a competitive advantage for you.
"Business opportunities are like buses, there's always another one coming." – Richard Branson
"We look for opportunities where we can offer something better, fresher and more valuable and we seize them. We often move areas where the customer received a poor deal and where the competition is complacent. And with our growing e-commerce activities, we also look to deliver old products in new ways. We are proactive and quick to act, often leaving bigger and more cumbersome organizations in our wake." – Richard Branson
10. Learn to live on the edge.
11. Be creative. Innovate consistently on the little things that the big companies ignore. Little things often make big differences in business.
"If you are trying to do something for the first time, it's always an enormous challenge, and there is no guarantee of success. You never know with these things when you're trying something new what can happen. This is all experimental." – Richard Branson
12. Listen to the customer's complaint and act fast.
"Back then we would create a company based on frustration at other people's service and suddenly realized we had one of the most respected brands in the world." – Richard Branson
13. Meet regularly with your business team and brainstorm. Intricate business problems are mostly resolved at brainstorming sessions.
14. Run lean; avoid unnecessary expenses.
15. Don't hesitate to seek external help or advice where need be. Sometimes, it takes an external, emotionally unattached individual to detect your business flaws and render unbiased advice.
16. Follow your instincts and live with the consequences.
"Screw it, let's do it." – Richard Branson
"A business has to be involving, it has to be fun and it has to exercise your creative instincts." – Richard Branson
17. Avoid litigation. They are expensive and consume loads of time but if you have got a good case and a better chance of winning; then fight it out.
"We have always had a pretty competitive ferocious battle with British Airways. It lasted about 14 years and we are very pleased to have survived it." – Richard Branson
18. Free publicity and word of mouth is probably the best and cheapest form of advertising. Learn to use it to your advantage.
19. Learn to raise capital by any means necessary. That's your primary job as an entrepreneur. You must continually raise capital from family and friends, banks, suppliers, customers and investors.
20. Seek out strategic alliances; they are essential to growth and provide resistance to bigger competition.
"We don't actually plan to launch new businesses over the next few years, but we are planning to take the ones we have into new territories." – Richard Branson
21. And if after all this you eventually fail; don't take it personal. Don't be ashamed to start all over again.
As a final note, these are the business survival lessons and strategies i learned from Richard Branson's book. So i am recommending Losing My Virginity to all startup entrepreneurs, business owners and would-be entrepreneurs because the lessons contained in it are real life challenges and problems you may also face in business.
Ajaero Tony Martins
Founder / Publisher at Profitable Venture Magazine Ltd
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'Below Deck' star Lee Rosbach mourns son who 'succumbed to the demons he fought so long'
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Captain Lee Rosbach, a long time cast member of Bravo's "Below Deck," is mourning his son who battled addiction.
"This past Saturday, my beloved wife Mary Anne and I laid our youngest son, Joshua Lee Rosbach to rest," the reality television star began in the lengthy caption of a photo of his smiling son shared to Instagram Monday. "After a twenty year struggle, he finally succumbed to the demons he fought so long and so hard."
Rosbach continued, addressing the devastation of dependence.
"Addiction is an insidious disease that knows no social status or geographic boundaries. Whether you live in a 10,000 sq ft mansion or a double wide trailer, the path of death, destruction and devastation it leaves remains the same," he wrote. "We loved Josh unconditionally and were proud of the man he had become in spite of his problems. There was no one i (sic) ever knew who gave more of himself to those in his life. He loved with all his being without expecting anything in return."
He added: "We both feel a hole in our souls that will never be filled."
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Rosbach encouraged those who are battling addiction to "get help no matter what. For those of you who have a friend, family member, son, or daughter who's struggling, do what ever it takes to get them the help they need.
"Be kind and loving, and try to enjoy every second you have with them," he continued. "Do not pray for our son, but please take care of your children and friends who may need it, as it isn't too late for them."
He signed off "Captain & Mary Anne" in the caption.
Rosbach's fellow Bravo celebrities shared their condolences in the comments section.
"I'm so very sorry for your loss Captain Lee," posted "Real Housewives of New York" star Tinsley Mortimer. "Sending you and Mary Anne lots of love!"
"Southern Charm" cast member Cameran Eubanks wrote: "I wish I knew the right words. Holding you and Mary Anne in prayer."
Kyle Richards of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" sent her "sincerest condolences" for Rosbach and his family.
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M o s c o w -- Since 7 July, the registered Evangelical Christians-Baptists of the Crimean peninsula are legally split. On that date, delegates from 28 congregations gathered in Simferopol to transfer their membership from Kiev's "All-Ukrainian Union of Churches of Evangelical Christians-Baptists" to Moscow's "Russian Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists". Their association of Crimean churches will now be a branch of the RUECB's southern region. Head of this new grouping is Alexander Maikan of Alushta (near Yalta). Not in attendance were the roughly 39 congregations headed by Pastor Veniamin Yukhimets of Yalta.
During his closing words in Simferopol, RUECB-President Alexey Smirnov assured that the involvement of his union was motivated solely by the "desire to support the churches and their service under new circumstances". Yet the RUECB intends to remain open for cooperation with all Baptist communities in the Crimean Republic "irregardless of the legal status they have chosen". The RUECB had stressed repeatedly that the Crimeans themselves need to decide the matter of their national membership.
Yet in a heated response from 10 July published initially on Moscow's "Portal-Credo" website, Mikhail (Mikhalko) Cherenkov of Irpen/Ukraine concluded that the leaders of Russia's Baptist Union were no longer brothers. Cherenkov claimed in his article that Valery Antoniuk, president of Kiev's union, later accused the Moscow leadership of distributing one-sided information; that their interpretation of events carried "a Russian imprint". Citing a full calendar, Antoniuk had declined Smirnov's invitation to attend the Simferopol conference. According to Cherenkov, the Ukrainian President had every reason to avoid the "shameful act".
Dr. Cherenkov, probably Ukraine's best-known evangelical intellectual, is the leading deputy of Sergey Rakhuba's Wheaton/Illinois-based "Mission Eurasia" (once "Peter Deyneka Russian Ministries"). He also directs its partnership with the UK's "Baptist Mission Society".
In a later interview in Moscow, Smirnov reported that the group remaining apart from the RUECB had registered several days prior to 7 July as an independent religious entity within Crimea. He claimed in this interview that the group willing to join Moscow had already expressed its readiness to do so as early as February 2014, but that the RUECB had cautioned them to remain patient and wait.
Berg decried Cherenkov's charge of "creeping annexation" as extremely harsh and reported on the deep love and admiration Russian and Ukrainian Baptists had once felt for each another. He vehemently rejected the claim that the Russian partner was now devouring the Ukrainian one. The pastor also described the RUECB's reaction as logical and selfless.
A commentary by the blogger "Vitaly" on the Latvian "Baznica" website noted how the other national Baptist churches had responded when the Ukrainian one – the largest within the old Soviet council by far – pulled up stakes and moved from Moscow to Kiev in 1990. Back then, no one had accused the Ukrainians of being traitors or separatists tearing apart the brotherhood. One had instead assured that the Ukrainians were in any case "not departing from God". "Vitaly" claimed in closing that pro-Maidan voices like Cherenkov and national security chief Oleksandr Turchinov were "bringing shame to all Baptists".
The first anniversary of the shootdown of the Malaysian airliner over Donbass on 17 July led to a surge of commentaries. On his Facebook page, Mikhail Cherenkov showed a series of photos of victims of the tragedy with the Ukrainian caption: "If there were no Putin, we would still be alive." Cherenkov could not have had this in mind when he spoke of a new, responsible contribution of Ukrainian Protestants to the political arena.
Many questions remain unanswered regarding flight MH-17. Where are the tapes and the dispatcher from the Kiev flight control tower on that day? Where are the high-quality US satellite pictures? After the shootdown of the Siberian airliner by Ukrainian forces over the Black Sea on 4 October 2001, the US side quickly produced satellite evidence showing that a rocket had downed the aircraft. (See "Wikipedia".) Why has the Dutch-led international investigation committee on MH-17 guaranteed the Ukrainian side – one of the suspects – a veto right on its findings? The Russians – another suspected party - are not permitted to be on the committee. See for ex: http://www.globalresearch.ca/why-does-the-west-allow-the-ukrainian-government-to-write-the-official-report-on-the-shoot-down-of-mh-17/5415312". How can one assume Russian guilt long before any kind of official verdict is out? Why was "everything" so easy back in 2001?
If one also includes the 290 dead stemming from the downing of an Iranian airliner by the USS Vincennes in the Persian Gulf on 3 July 1988, one arrives at a death total of 666 for the three incidents. Unforgettable is also the shootdown of a Korean Jumbo by the Soviet air force on 1 September 1983 with 269 victims. According to "Wikipedia". as many as 40 civilian aircraft have been downed by armies and terrorists since 1940. All of these victims are deserving of our grief and our prayers. Selective grief does major damage to the Christian witness among those of other political persuasion.
Now is a time of need, revival and unity. That was the primary sentiment present at a gathering of 20 Baptist pastors from Russia's Rostov district with 20 more from the Ukrainian regions of Donetsk and Lugansk in the Russian border city of Novoshakhtinsk on 11 July. Much as in Ukraine proper, duress has brought the Christian denominations of Donbass closer together. In one instance, the quick action of Orthodox neighbours in Lugansk prevented the confiscation of a Baptist chapel by separatist forces. Humanitarian aid is the motor of understanding between those of differing theological and political persuasions. Another report done by Pentecostals appeals for pastors to return to Donbass and shepherd their forsaken flocks.
Without wanting to whitewash the Russian side, Odessa's Alexander Boychenko penned a positive note on Twitter on 27 July: "Sad but true: Dishonesty, betrayal and slander . . . are blooming within the ranks of Ukraine's Evangelical Christian-Baptist brotherhood. I know, for I have experienced it myself. . . . But I believe that the love of Christ will win out in this situation. The triumph of evil can only be temporary. In the end, love always reigns victorious." Boychenko, a long-time pastor within Ukraine's Baptist Union, switched to a newly-formed Evangelical-Christian congregation in 2011.
Church colleagues and associates from the Soviet period gathered once again in significant numbers – perhaps for the last time – for the funeral of Alexey Bychkov (born 1928) at Moscow's Central Baptist Church on 17 July. Bychkov had served as general-secretary of the "All-Union Council of Evangelical Christians-Baptists" from 1971 to 1990. The coming of religious freedom in 1990 had led to the breakup of the once-monolithic Council and the formation of dozens of evangelical denominations. Though the Soviet-era Baptist leadership was forced out of office in 1990, loyal older leaders such as Bychkov and the deceased Mikhail Zhidkov had remained active in the church's educational and humanitarian programmes as long as health permitted.
One of the eulogists at Bychkov's funeral was Moscow pastor Alexander Kozynko (born 1956), who himself died of a heart attack on 6 August. Educated in Russia and East Germany, Kozynko was fluent in both English and German. He served as first president of the Baptist "Moscow Theological Seminary" from 1993 to 2006. The institution has been headed since then by Peter Mitskevich.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian political parties implicated in the massive Petrobras corruption scandal, including that of President Michel Temer, suffered major setbacks in Sunday's municipal elections that put right-leaning candidates ahead in key cities.
The leftist Workers Party (PT) of former President Dilma Rousseff, who was impeached in August, was the worst hit and lost the country's largest city, Sao Paulo, to its main rival, the centrist Brazilian Social Democrat Party (PSDB), which elected millionaire businessman Joao Doria to be mayor.
Temer's Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB) lost its longtime hold over the cash-strapped city of Rio de Janeiro, which just held what many considered a successful Olympics.
Instead, a conservative evangelical bishop, Senator Marcelo Crivella, will face a runoff against Marcelo Freixo of the Socialism and Liberty Party (PSOL), a leftist breakaway from the PT, to decide who leads Rio.
Voters punished the PT, which ruled for 13 years, for holding the presidency during Brazil's biggest political corruption scandal and leading Latin America's largest economy into its worst recession since the 1930s.
"It was a clear sign of dissatisfaction of the voters, mainly in Sao Paulo and southeastern Brazil," said political analyst Luciano Dias, a partner in the Brasilia-based consultancy firm CAC.
Adding to the drubbing suffered by the PT, Doria won Sao Paulo in the first outright victory in the city's mayoral race since run-offs were introduced to the city in 1992.
The PT lost four of the five state capitals it had run, including Sao Paulo, the country's economic powerhouse where the leftist party was born. The PT lost two-thirds of the municipalities it won in 2012, dropping to 10th place from third in the number of mayors controlled by each party.
The PT's candidate in Sao Paulo's industrial suburb city of Sao Bernardo do Campo, the hometown of the party's founder Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, did not make it to the second round, despite strong stumping by the former president.
Lula left office in 2011 with the highest approval rating of any Brazilian leader but will now stand trial for corruption in the massive bribery and political kickback scandal at state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro.
The local elections do not bode well for the PMDB, which hopes Temer can revive the economy so the party can win the 2018 elections. But with some of its leaders under investigation, voters have chastised the PMDB for being part of both Lula and Rousseff's PT-led coalition since late 2006.
Despite the PMDB's big loss of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's second-largest city, the party continued to be the one with the most number of mayors across and small and medium-sized towns, winning in at least 1,000 such locations.
Doria's victory in Sao Paulo, a traditional launching pad for national office, will bolster a likely bid in 2018 by the PSDB governor of the state, Geraldo Alckmin. The PSDB was also ahead in the country's third-largest city, Belo Horizonte.
Despite the PSDB win in Sao Paulo, voters also expressed deep indifference toward their political options, with nearly 40 percent either not showing up at the polls - despite voting being legally mandatory in Brazil - or refusing to vote for any mayoral candidate.


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Home Publishers Valiant Marguerite Sauvage Does a Variant Cover for Firefly #2
Marguerite Sauvage Does a Variant Cover for Firefly #2
Todd Allen
Boom as revealed a Marguerite Sauvage variant cover for December's Firefly #2.
Official PR follows:
BOOM! Studios today unveiled the newest #MalCrushMonday debut, spotlighting FIREFLY #2 in December 2018 and continuing the return of the iconic worldwide pop culture phenomenon to comic books in partnership with 20th Century Fox Consumer Products.
This spotlight on FIREFLY #2 continues with the reveal of a variant cover by acclaimed artist Marguerite Sauvage, featuring younger versions Mal and Zoe during the Unification War. Now, fans will learn his true past and the definitive story of the intergalactic civil war that divided friend and family alike — in this news series by New York Times best-selling writer Greg Pak (World War Hulk, Mech Cadet Yu) and artist Dan McDaid (Judge Dredd), along with series creator & story consultant Joss Whedon (the visionary writer/director behind Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Marvel's The Avengers and more).
"The relationship between Mal and Zoe is one of the most complex and nuanced in Firefly and so much of our series is about capturing the nature of their bond as Marguerite does so skillfully with this cover," said Jeanine Schaefer, Executive Editor, BOOM! Studios. "Their journey through the Unification War reveals not only a lot about Mal and Zoe individually, but also about the shared crucible that made them inseparable, whether they want to be or not."
Created by Whedon and set 500 years in the future in the wake of a universal civil war, FIREFLY centers on the crew of Serenity, a small transport spaceship that doesn't have a planet to call home. Mal, a defeated soldier who opposed the unification of the planets by the totalitarian governed Alliance, will undertake any job — legal or not — to stay afloat and keep his crew fed. Thrust together by necessity but staying together out of loyalty, these disparate men and women are seeking adventure and the good life, but face constant challenges on the new frontier, such as avoiding capture by the Alliance, and evading the dangers you find on the fringes of the universe.
Mal thought he could outrun his past, but when a simple mission goes wrong, he's forced to confront it in the form of the Unificators, mercenaries deputized to hunt down war criminals…and they've got Mal and Zoe at the top of their list! War can make villains of even the best men, and Mal's quest for redemption will put him at odds with his own crew, forcing him to make a choice: fix the past or fight for the future.
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Dan's Mail Format Site
a dan.info site -- by Dan Tobias
E-mail is the most frequently-used feature on the Internet, more popular even than the Web. Over the many years it has been used (going back to the early 1970s), lots of standards, traditions, and guidelines have developed regarding the formatting of e-mail messages. If your messages fail to abide by these principles, they risk being unreadable in one or another of the multiplicity of mail reader programs in use, or annoying the recipient and possibly provoking a dreaded Internet Flame War. I created this site to explain the ins and outs of e-mail, bringing together in one site (for the first time that I am aware of) discussion of all the different aspects of the format of an e-mail message. If you've wondered what all the message headers mean, or how to try to figure out where a piece of spam with a bogus return address really came from, or what somebody means when they yell at you for "top posting", or why somebody says your messages are hard to read because the lines stretch out indefinitely to the right, you'll find the answers to these and other questions in this site.
NOTE: One "hot question": is it e-mail or email? Similarly to the debate between Web site and website, this is an unsettled point. The first choices (e-mail and Web site) are the traditionally-correct ones, and hence the ones I use in my sites out of a desire to be meticulously accurate in my terminology. However, languages do change and evolve over time, and the current seems definitely to be moving towards the latter choices (email and website), as the things being described transition from proper nouns (deserving of special punctuation and capitalization) to generic words for commonplace things a new generation has grown up with. I may change my own style this way eventually; already, in casual messages I tend to type email and website myself. (In 2011, the AP stylebook finally switched to "email" instead of "e-mail", after having similarly changed from "Web site" to "website" the year before.)
To read all the articles in this site, start with the first one and keep following the "Next" links. Or, if you're looking for a particular topic, get to it from the menu below.
Headers -- See what goes in the head of a message and what you can learn from it.
Body -- The main part of a message; how should the text be formatted?
Trailers -- Stuff tagged onto the end of a message, such as your signature.
Quoting -- All about replying to, quoting from, and forwarding messages, including the Great Top vs. Bottom Posting Debate.
Attachments -- Sending pictures and other files attached to a message.
Configuration -- How to set your mail program to follow the standards and avoid common problems.
Tools -- Check e-mail messages for format problems.
Throughout this site, I have links to other sites with relevant information. I don't necessarily endorse or agree with everything said on every one of these sites, but I think they provide useful additions to what I discuss here. Links related to specific topics are on the appropriate pages; here are a few more general sites on the subject of e-mail and related issues.
RFC 1855 -- netiquette guidelines
RFC 2822 -- mail format standards
E-Mail Format
Songweaver guide to email netiquette
Email etiquette
A Beginner's Guide to Effective Email
The Tyranny of Email
How to Write Effective Mailing List Email
Writing Sensible E-Mail Messages
E-mail format issues
The End of History: How e-mail is wrecking our national archive (ironically, the article succumbed to linkrot, but is retrievable from the Internet Archive)
Reviews of 'next generation' mail programs
Spam Primer -- about spam and how to stop it
Class project on Routine E-Mail Messages and Memos
E-Mail Standards -- a site advocating more standards compliance in mail clients (though its focus seems to be limited to HTML standards, not the various other areas at issue in e-mail client standards compliance).
The Email Charter is another attempt to get people to follow its author's idea of netiquette.
What your email style says about your personality
This page was first created 13 Apr 2003, and was last modified 11 Aug 2017.
Copyright © 2003-2018 by Daniel R. Tobias. All rights reserved.
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On behalf of Stephanie Jane Hahn, Attorney at Law PC posted in Sexual Harassment on Monday, December 4, 2017.
When people in Indiana and throughout the country take charges of sexual harassment before the legal system, those cases are often dismissed by judges. Nationwide, only 3 to 6 percent of sexual harassment cases make it to trial.
On behalf of Stephanie Jane Hahn, Attorney at Law PC posted in Sexual Harassment on Thursday, November 16, 2017.
Recent allegations made against powerful people in entertainment and politics have shone new light on sexual harassment across all industries and in all states, including Indiana. An outgrowth of the newfound focus on workplace sexual misconduct is the "me too" campaign, which has provided a platform for men and women to come forward with details of their experiences working in diverse work environments. Companies large and small have and do face legal actions based on the manner in which they handle sexual harassment cases.
On behalf of Stephanie Jane Hahn, Attorney at Law PC posted in Sexual Harassment on Thursday, November 9, 2017.
Allegations of sexual harassment in Hollywood may be getting the attention of the mainstream media at the moment. However, the lessons learned in those cases could be helpful for Indiana employers. Ideally, when a worker reports an incident of sexual harassment, his or her employer will work to resolve the situation properly instead of trying to make it go away. Investigations should be prompt, thorough and properly documented regardless of the nature of the harassment.
On behalf of Stephanie Jane Hahn, Attorney at Law PC posted in Sexual Harassment on Friday, November 3, 2017.
Although sexual harassment does occur in workplaces, not everyone is actively involved. There are sometimes witnesses who have observed the harassment or have heard of incidents occurring. Indiana employees can help prevent future incidents by taking action.


Center for Ankle and Foot Care Blogspot: Diabetic and don't have a foot doctor? Quickly three reasons why you need a foot doctor!!
If you are diabetic, you can not avoid the thought in the back of your brain of someone who had a limb amputated due to diabetes. Everyone has a story of an uncle, aunt or grandparent who suffered with an amputation due to complication of diabetes. Every 20 seconds someone loses a limb due to diabetes according to Armstrong, et al, Diabetes Care 2013.
According to a study in the Journal of American Medicine in 2005: up to 25% of those people with diagnosed with diabetes will develop a foot ulcer. More than half of those have the risk of becoming infected and 20% of the infections will go on to amputations according to Lavery et al Diabetes Care 2006.
Seeing your podiatrist quarterly, they will inspect your feet, identify any pressure spots that could predispose you to an ulceration and offload these spots to prevent the calluses from forming that often develop wounds if not routinely debrided in the diabetic patient.
Wow! thanks for sharing this precise but informative article. Best Podiatrists in New York City for Foot and Ankle are also working hard to get people back on their feet!


I just downloaded and installed the Substance Plugin for Houdini 16.5.
When loading Houdini I get this error (please, see the attachment). Houdini version is 16.5.268. What is wrong?
Hey, devs, do you actually care? Seriously.
I'm sorry that you are having problems with the plugin. I assure you, we do care. We are not having this issue on our end and are trying to narrow it down. Can you try installing the 2015 C++ redistributable at this link: https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download/details.aspx?id=52685 and try running Houdini again?
Hello, I want to give Substance a try but I am getting the same error as iam83.
When I tried to install the 2015 C++ redistributable from your link it said it couldn't install it because a newer version is already installed.
I am using Houdini Indie. Maybe that's the problem?
Hey BenTec, no it shouldn't be a problem, it worked fine in H16 indie.
keston, I do already have it installed. It simply does not show up in SHOP networks. No errors, no nothing.
I tried it with H16 Indie and it works. But with 16.5 Indie I get the same error message as iam83.
Managed to install the 2015 C++ redistributable from Keston's link after uninstalling a different version first. Didn't help either.
Hmm. We are currently trying to find solutions with SideFX for this issue. No news yet, but we are actively working on it. I apologize for the inconvenience.
keston, I don't see the custom tab in SHOP network, I have the 2015redist installed.
Have you installed Houdini to another location (other than the C:\ drive)? The Houdini 16.5 installer by default installs the plugin to a folder in My Documents (C:\Users\**user**\Documents\houdini16.5\dso\).
If Houdini is installed in another location then the Substance folder and the substance.dll will have to either be moved manually or the plugin reinstalled to the location of the dso folder (i.e. **your install path**\houdini\dso). Let me know if this works for you guys.
My Houdini install is in the default folder that you pointed.
I appreciate you trying to help keston, but really it simply just does not work. It simply did work in H16, and now does not. I did not do anything custom or interesting, my setup is as default as it gets.
Same here. Houdini is installed in the default location and the substance files are at the right place.
The workstation is new so it was a fresh Houdini install. No custom tweaking whatsoever. Everything is at default.
I would like to be able to give you more informations for trouble shooting but there really isnt anything else I could tell you.
The error message I get has already been posted by iam83, the 2015 C++ redist from your link is installed, everything is installed at the default location. No custom settings or tweaks or scripts or anything.
I am having the same issue --> substance shader not showing up in custom.
Hello, i have also the same issue. Houdini 16.5 Apprentice.


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Outo Kumpu, a world leader in stainless steel, these products come in coil, sheet and plate. These stainless steel types are produced by in-house mills in a variety of grades, dimensions and surface finishes. All of Outo Kumpu products meet the strictest standards with respect to material and surface properties.
Grade 304 is the standard "18/8″ stainless; it is the most versatile and most widely used stainless steel, available in a wider range of products, forms and finishes than any other. It has excellent forming and welding characteristics. The balanced austenitic structure of Grade 304 enables it to be severely deep drawn without intermediate annealing, which has made this grade dominant in the manufacture of drawn stainless parts such as sinks, hollow-ware and saucepans. For these applications it is common to use special "304DDQ" (Deep Drawing Quality) variants. Grade 304 is readily brake or roll formed into a variety of components for applications in the industrial, architectural, and transportation fields. Grade 304 also has outstanding welding characteristics. Post-weld annealing is not required when welding thin sections.
Typical mechanical properties for grade 304 stainless steels are given in table.
Typical compositional ranges for grade 304 stainless steels are given in table.
Typical physical properties for annealed grade 304 stainless steels are given in table.
Approximate grade comparisons for 304 stainless steels are given in table.
Possible alternative grades to grade 304 stainless steels are given in table.
A "Ugima" improved machinability version of grade 304 is available in bar products. "Ugima" machines significantly better than standard 304 or 304L, giving higher machining rates and lower tool wear in many operations.
It is common for 304 and 304L to be stocked in "Dual Certified" form, particularly in plate and pipe. These items have chemical and mechanical properties complying with both 304 and 304L specifications. Such dual certified product does not meet 304H specifications and may be unacceptable for high temperature applications.


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"""
stat-retriever by Team-95
stat_retriever.py
"""

import requests
import json
import csv

def main():
    season = "2014-15"
    stats_path = "nba_stats.csv"

    url = ("http://stats.nba.com/stats/leaguedashplayerbiostats?College=&Conference="
    "&Country=&DateFrom=&DateTo=&Division=&DraftPick=&DraftYear=&GameScope=&GameSegment="
    "&Height=&LastNGames=0&LeagueID=00&Location=&Month=0&OpponentTeamID=0&Outcome=&PORound="
    "0&PerMode=PerGame&Period=0&PlayerExperience=&PlayerPosition=&Season=%s&SeasonSegment="
    "&SeasonType=Regular+Season&ShotClockRange=&StarterBench=&TeamID=0&VsConference="
    "&VsDivision=&Weight=") % season

    response = requests.get(url)
    stats = json.loads(response.text)

    with open(stats_path, "w", newline="") as csvfile:
        writer = csv.writer(csvfile, dialect="excel")

        # Add title row
        writer.writerow(["ID", "Name", "Team ID", "Team Abbreviation",
            "Age", "Height", "Height (Inches)", "Weight",
            "College", "Country", "Draft Year", "Draft Round", "Draft Number",
            "Games Played", "Points", "Rebounds", "Assists", "Net Rating",
            "Offensive Rebound Percentage", "Defensive Rebound Percentage",
            "Usage Percentage", "True Shooting Percentage", "Assist Percentage"])

        for row in stats["resultSets"][0]["rowSet"]:
            player_id = row[0]
            player_name = row[1]
            team_id = row[2]
            team_abbreviation = row[3]
            player_age = row[4]
            player_height = row[5]
            player_height_inches = row[6]
            player_weight = row[7]
            player_college = row[8]
            player_country = row[9]
            player_draft_year = row[10]
            player_draft_round = row[11]
            player_draft_number = row[12]
            player_games_played = row[13]
            player_points = row[14]
            player_rebounds = row[15]
            player_assists = row[16]
            player_net_rating = row[17]
            player_oreb_pct = row[18]
            player_dreb_pct = row[19]
            player_usg_pct = row[20]
            player_ts_pct = row[21]
            player_ast_pct = row[22]

            writer.writerow([player_id, player_name, team_id, team_abbreviation, player_age,
                player_height, player_height_inches, player_weight, player_college, player_country,
                player_draft_year, player_draft_round, player_draft_number, player_games_played,
                player_points, player_rebounds, player_assists, player_net_rating, player_oreb_pct,
                player_dreb_pct, player_usg_pct, player_ts_pct, player_ast_pct])

        csvfile.close()

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

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Q: How to call window installer from Java Application We work on the Java application .Our the application we need to call some service which is a window installer and that when run from the command prompt accept the input file and gives the result as an output file.
Java application is on Linux and window service is on window so my question is that how can i call this window service from my java code.
I thought of writing some kind of a scheduler but how will i make sure that the scheduler runs only when the input file gets copied on the Window env from the Linux m/c and how will i get back the result that the installer has run the programme and generated the output file.
Please help in suggesting some idea.

A: Use ProcessBuilder to execute the external program of installer.

A: Maybe this my question can help you with that, and please read before that When Runtime.exec() won't

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Q: Installing TensorFlow on M1 Chip - Issues. - PackagesNotFoundError: The following packages are not available from current channels: I have an M1 chip but am having issues installing Tensorflow. I've tried a number of different methods but I feel im completely stuck.
I was following this particular tutorial - https://betterdatascience.com/install-tensorflow-2-7-on-macbook-pro-m1-pro/ -
but came unstuck when installing.
This is the error:
PackagesNotFoundError: The following packages are not available from current channels:

*

*tensorflow-deps

Current channels:

*

*https://conda.anaconda.org/apple/osx-64

*https://conda.anaconda.org/apple/noarch

*https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/main/osx-64

*https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/main/noarch

*https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/r/osx-64

*https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/r/noarch
To search for alternate channels that may provide the conda package you're
looking for, navigate to
https://anaconda.org

and use the search bar at the top of the page.
Note I have anaconda already installed so is it a case of uninstalling it? I'm really stuck.
Thanks!

A: I could able to install Tensorflow on Mac Os without any issue with these following steps
python3 -m venv ~/tensorflow-metal
source ~/tensorflow-metal/bin/activate
python -m pip install -U pip
python -m pip install tensorflow-macos
python -m pip install tensorflow-metal