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Top Ten Films of 2012
Posted on February 24, 2014 October 14, 2014 by Mike Wardrop
NOTE: This is, clearly, a year too late. But it serves as a reasonable prequel to the Best Films of 2013, coming next week! Probably. Anyway, enjoy!
I have a motto: "Life's too short to watch bad movies". In fulfillment of this, I spend much of my spare time trying to tick off 'Best Picture' winners, nominees and classic films from previous years. I'm currently watching Amour. In 2012 I also checked off From Here To Eternity, 127 Hours, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and the classic On The Waterfront among others.
I also regard myself as an amateur film buff. I don't use the word amateur either literally (because I'm not a paid professional) or with false humility, but because I recognise that I have a fairly amateur point-of-view. I like quirky films, films with heart, character-driven dramas, tear-jerkers that have purpose and meaning behind them and huge, glorious epics that strike me down with grandeur. I also have young kids, meaning I see a lot of kids films. Too many. But sometimes they're brilliant and that gets taken into account too. So I recognise that there is a specific type of film that is more likely to win me over and that my critical eye is likely to be distinctly different from that of everyone else.
This is also a funny time of year to do a 'best of', I know, but it's award season, the true end of the film year.
1) Films had to be eligible for the 2012 Oscars
2) Films have to be watchable. There are some films that are 'epic', possibly 'well-acted' and from a 'name' director, but were terrible and unwatchable.
3) Films must be seen by me personally, at least 90% through. That's fair. It covers catnaps.
The ones that were close:
15) The Amazing Spider-Man
14) Dark Knight Rises
13) Les Miserables
12) The Hunger Games
11) Beasts Of The Southern Wild
That's right – I put the Hunger Games above Les Miserables. It was a good movie! And Les Mis was not – well, not exactly. Great music, good acting, but as a complete film it fell short for me. I found Anne Hathaway over the top for the most part. Fantine is a tough gig because it's a small part, but a crucial one.
If this sounds critical already, rest assured that I really liked all the 5 movies just listed! 2012 was a great year in film and it's hard to choose the best of the best.
So here we go!
10) Looper
Arguably the most underrated movie of 2012, Looper served as official notice of a few things:
1) Joseph Gordon-Levitt can carry a film on his own
2) Bruce Willis is still fun in small doses (not in unnecessary additions to the Die Hard franchise
3) Gordon-Levitt's long hair did not have magical properties, as everyone once thought.
Hello, is that the 90's? We have something that belongs to you.
Director Rian Johnson created a fantastic film that somehow had action, time-travel and Bruce Willis and wasn't totally ludicrous. That in itself earns it a spot on any reasonable list, but the fact that it takes a reasonable shot at looking at what it means to love and sacrifice for that love pulls it higher. It's an ambitious movie that delivers. And it's fun to watch JGL impersonate Bruce.
9) Argo
What to say about the movie that wasn't, in every sense of the word?
Argo doesn't have particularly great acting like Silver Linings Playbook, it's not epic like Lincoln, it doesn't capture the heart like Life of Pi and Les Miserables, it's not as tense and gripping as Zero Dark Thirty, not as action-packed as Django Unchained or Skyfall and it doesn't have the whimsy or uniqueness of Beasts of The Southern Wild, Amour or Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.
It has elements of all of these of course – and one of the best stories – but it just isn't my Oscar-winner. And Alan Arkin must have cashed in a favour to get his Oscar nomination.
Frankly, I'm just not sure what was special about Argo. I mentioned to my fellow movie auteur B-Ry that I think we'll regard it as one of the great Oscar catastrophes in the future, a la Crash and Shakespeare In Love. Not because it's a bad movie – it isn't, it's a very good movie – but because the quality of competition around it in 2012 was so good.
I'm happy for Affleck. I'm happy everyone else is happy. I'm just disappointed that a movie with basically zero Oscar qualities managed to nab the coveted Best Picture.
8) Django Unchained
Tarantino has mellowed a bit in his old age. Sure, Django still has plenty of cussin' and fightin', but the manner in which it's delivered and the sheer volume of it is definitely less than, say, Kill Bill. It seems to have garnered some tension for its use of the N word but honestly, Lincoln was at least as racist.
The movie, not the president.
My only gripe is at the people who claim it's reinvented the spaghetti western. I'd say it's a pretty straight rip-off of the Dollars Trilogy in terms of character, pace and comedy – particularly The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Not a reinvention. But I'm happy if it serves as an inspiration to other directors to make similar films,
Django is well-acted and uproariously fun. Christoph Waltz thoroughly deserved his Best Supporting Actor nod (he owes Quentin a fair bit) and Foxx and Leo could also have easily earned a nomination in other years. Django Unchained is no Oscar movie – I'm surprised it was nominated. But a terribly good film worth watching.
7) Skyfall
I am unequivocally biased when it comes to Bond movies. I simply don't even care. They have their own genre – call it spy action, if you'd like – but each movie serves as a magnificently unique microcosm. Each connects to the previous films in different ways, but none with quite the panache of Skyfall.
Skyfall doesn't just nod to the past, it bearhugs it, with cars, M's office, Q and Moneypenny all serving as reminders that we don't have to leave our favourite traditions behind. The back story of Bond was just thick enough to make sense but the action and richness of the tradition amongst a solid story make this an excellent Bond and movie. Then there's the X-Factor – Javier Bardem. Bardem was unlucky not to get the opportunity to win another Best Supporting Actor Oscar. The man makes an incredible villain.
Bardem's hair: not getting better in his villainous roles.
This is where you ask: was this an Oscar picture? Was it better than Argo?
Well, maybe and yes. Argo's greatest feat was its story-telling, something Skyfall did equally well – but with the Bond factor. It's the same reason that it sneaks ahead of Django Unchained. Basically, if those two are Oscar contenders…why not Bond?
Either way, I'm glad it's restored some of the lost sheen that Quantum of Solace rubbed off the Bond franchise.
6) Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Back-to-back Dame Judi's!!
I'm still a little unsure how a movie about a bunch of elderly Brits retiring to India became one of my favourite movies of the year, but there you have it. With some of cinema's elite headlining and given youth with hopeful Dev Patel, Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is one of those films that inexplicably makes you smile amid suffering. Dame Judi Dench, Dame Maggie Smith and Dame Bill Nighy shine in characters that seem completely out of sort for them and reveal the sort of incredible acting talent they have stored away when not seen in James Bonds, Harry Potters and The Boat That Rocked. It takes a relevant and interesting subject matter, places it in an exotic location and challenges the audience to empathise with, even fight for, characters from utterly different perspectives.
The fish-out-of-water motif works beautifully and director John Madden takes what is essentially a romantic comedy and gives it depth, meaning and character. Well worth seeing.
5) Life Of Pi
How do you take a Booker Award-winning novel with only one human character set in the middle of the ocean and make it an engaging, thought-provoking film? Well, mostly by getting Academy Award winning director Ang Lee to take the helm.
Lee has created a visually stunning, theatrically beautiful film which tells its story brilliantly. Suraj Sharma and Irrfan Khan are wonderful as the younger and older Pi, respectively. In a weaker year it could even be the best picture.
4) ZeroDarkThirty
ZeroDarkThirty is a film shrouded in controversy. Is it historically accurate? Is it pro-torture? Is it pro-Obama?
I don't really care.
What I do care about is that ZDT is an intelligent, well-paced film from a superb film-maker in Kathryn Bigelow that documents one of the crucial events of our era with what appears to be a realistic depiction of how it may have come about.
With ZDT, Jessica Chastain also vaults herself into the discussion for, "Best Young Actress Alive" along with the discussion for, "Person You'd Least Like To Hang Out With Due To Her Weird Intensity."
The bottom line with this movie? It's a tense, intelligent thriller that deserves more recognition than it got.
3) Moonrise Kingdom
Definitely the most under-rated film of the year. Wes Anderson doesn't exactly make Oscar movies. He certainly doesn't make movies that generally resonate with the common man. The few people who watched The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou know what I mean. But he has a quite incredible amount of star power in his films, that seems to grow with every script, and he uses these stars to power fascinating, quirky characters that star in nostalgia-driven, beautiful films.
Moonrise Kingdom is his best since The Royal Tenenbaums, one of my all-time favourites. Featuring standout performances by Frances McDormand, Bruce Willis, Edward Norton and especially youngster Jared Gilman in the lead role. It's sweet, feel-good and very well-written. Unlucky not to get an Oscar nomination in my book.
2) Lincoln
It's almost baffling to me that Lincoln didn't take the Oscar. Not that I thought it was the best movie…obviously, I had it ranked second. But a historical dramatic epic, helmed by Spielberg, fronted by the entity of dramatic majesty that is Daniel Day-Lewis, almost seemed like a shoo-in. It earned a staggering 12 nominations at the Oscars, yet managed to take home only 2 of them. Rather than gripe about Tommy Lee Jones missing out to Christoph Waltz, or Sally Field to the well over-rated Anne Hathaway, I'm just going to say that Daniel Day-Lewis films should be mandatory viewing for all film lovers. The man has a staggering ability to transform himself and completely personify the character he is taking on. Whether it's as a villainous Bill Cutting in Gangs of New York, the in-your-face Irish punk of Gerry Conlon in In The Name Of The Father or as the smooth Guido Contini in Nine*, DDL brings method acting full circle to the point where you simply forget he is playing a character and the character stands by themselves: he's simply that good.
*Let the record show that despite me loving DDL I do not advocate the watching of the very average Nine.
1) Silver Linings Playbook
The quirky Silver Linings Playbook may appear an odd choice for movie of the year alongside deep and intense films like ZeroDarkThirty and the steam train that is Daniel Day-Lewis being Daniel Day-Lewis.
But there has been a recent argument that the best picture winner should be something that is not only magnificent film-making, but something that captures the era. It's the argument people use to wrongly claim that The Social Network should have beaten The King's Speech for Best Picture…even though Inception should really have won that year.
Now I essentially refute this argument – the best picture is the best picture – but in a year of strong films, what makes the Silver Linings Playbook stand out is its willingness to grapple with the complexities of mental illness and to do so in a way that is still engaging, fun and highly entertaining. Who is more off the deep end, Cooper, Lawrence, Chris Tucker or any of the undiagnosed supporting cast?
Silver Linings Playbook reminds us that there is an element of madness within all of us. Superstition, paranoia, phobias, angers, passive aggression…it brings dealing with mental illness right to the forefront, but also demands we accept the part of the 'spectrum' that we are on. And it crafts the idea of hope, that even people with seemingly insurmountable troubles can find refuge, joy and kindness when they're running on the same track or dancing to the same tune – even if that tune is a bizarre mash-up that ends with a crotch in Bradley Cooper's face.
If you're a director who can craft a magnificent picture with a brilliant cast, vivid and innovative use of sound and video, a fantastic story and a relevant social issue that reflects society in 2012, then you take home my Academy Award for Best Picture in a crowded year. If you can do it while also bringing hope and joy – you earn a 5-star rating.
Excelsior, people.
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This is it. This is the one that would eventually define the next phase in the storage networking industry.
In a brief 5 to 6 years, solid state storage, notably NAND Flash, has been dominating the headlines. The ability of Flash to accelerate applications in terms of IOPS and latency has almost flipped the entire storage landscape. This disruption has allowed many new up-starts to challenge the Big 6 hegemony.
For more than a decade, the enterprise storage landscape has been dominated by EMC, NetApp, HP, IBM, HDS and Dell. And these big enterprise storage systems have designed their software file systems and operating environments around the spinning mechanical hard disk drives (HDDs). Flash storage has changed all that, and Pure Storage is seen as the big brother of this new pack of challengers. In the latest Gartner Magic Quadrant of June 2015 (see below), Pure Storage is the leader of the pack.
This imminent Pure Storage IPO is watched closely as we wait with bated breath. Will Pure Storage succeed or will it go the way of VMEM and FIO?
Pure Storage is not the first high profile All Flash storage vendor who has filed for IPO. The early ones, FusionIO (Stock Ticker: FIO) and Violin Memory (Stock Ticker: VMEM) failed miserably. FusionIO was acquired by SanDisk in June 2014 while VMEM stock price is now languishing at USD1.99 as of August 21 2015. VMEM IPO price opened below USD8.00 in September 2014. If we dissect the VMEM's IPO handling, and compare that with Pure Storage's upcoming debut in public offering, there are some similarities and there are also some differences.
First of all, at the time of their IPO, VMEM was burning cash like crazy. They raised a total of USD186 million over 3 years, and posted losses in all of those 3 years. Pure Storage had six rounds of funding totaled almost half a billion dollars. And Pure Storage is burning cash like crazy. In their last S-1 filing for fiscal year 2015, they posted a loss of USD183.2 million while sales went up to USD174.5 million. A screenshot of the Pure Storage S-1 income statement is shown below.
Pure Storage IPO filing is further dented when Gartner came out last week explaining that they "might" have wildly estimated the market shares numbers, including that of Pure Storage. Pure Storage has chosen to keep mum so far about Gartner's apology and let the inaccurate numbers continue as they are. The Register caught on and came up with some unsupported conclusion that Pure Storage is 3rd in the All Flash vendor market share, not what most of us have been anticipating. The competitors jumped at the opportunity, injecting FUDs that once IPOed, Pure Storage "actual" numbers will revealed. Last week's incidents have added some uncertainties to Pure Storage's IPO filing.
The market for All Flash storage has certainly changed in the past 2 years. There has been a significant momentum building up to the All Flash storage array segment. The market has already understood in a brief period of time, the power Flash Storage brings to the table. It has become a game changer, a disruptor to the moribund storage networking industry. And that pent-up mix of excitement, hype, panacea-like an anticipation is waiting to explode. And Pure Storage is looked upon as the cork that is about to pop from the shaken champagne bottle. Unlike VMEM and FIO, the All Flash market is ripe for the bull run.
Next, Pure Storage has quadrupled its sales, according to the S-1 filing, while operating costs have doubled. If they continue to keep up the momentum and energy, it is likely that they will break even with the next 2-3 years. No company in the storage networking industry in 2013-2014 has enjoyed triple digit growth rate like Pure Storage. In 2013, they made USD6.1 million in revenues. That jumped to USD42.7 million in 2014. Their last call for 2015 was USD174.5 million. Their numbers are impressive.
Moreover, there must be something about Pure Storage that is pulling in the high profile big wigs like a magnet. Jonathan Martin joined from EMC as Chief Marketing Officer. They got Tim Rithers from Google last year. Mr. "Flash Ray", Brian Palowski joined from NetApp as Chief Architect. And there were plenty of others too. The investors should have the confidence in Pure Storage's IPO.
The storage networking industry needs to see this IPO succeed. "Big Brother" Pure Storage's success will have far reaching effect and will give others the opportunity to file their IPO as well. SolidFire, Kaminario are just a few names on my radar for All Flash arrays. Next up will be the Hyper-Converged guys like Nutanix and Simplivity. We believe Pure Storage will do extremely well.


With a stay at Hotel Los Arcos in Taxco, you'll be minutes from Casa Humboldt and Casa Borda Cultural Center. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Silver Museum and Borda Square.
Stay in one of 21 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and ceiling fans, and housekeeping is provided daily.
This hotel is awesome. The quiet central patio seems a world away from the tourists right outside the door. The staff is attentive: one of the receptionists came to our room to remind us of the time change because of daylight savings. We had a trip planned and might have missed the bus if she hadn't stopped by. Best if all, the owner has made it her special mission to help save stray dogs. She rescues them, cooperates with a vet to neuter the dogs, and gets them rabies vaccines and flea treatments. She also works with the local population to adopt strays. A fresh bowl of dogfood and water is always available at the front door of the hotel for any hungry street dog.
Great rooms with comfy beds. The restaurant has good good as well.
Hotel Arcos is well located...just around the corner from the plaza, but without the noise. Rooms were comfortable and clean. Didn't get to try the restaurant because it is separately operated and was closed.
We stayed here a couple days during our stay for the weekend before Our Lady of Guadalupe day. The hotel is "very" convenient to everything. (The town was very, very busy and active) It's just a very short walk to the Santa Preista Chruch/Square where all the activities are during the evenings. We don't speak much Spanish at all, but we had no problem checking in and getting a comfortable room. The rooms are spacious and private. They did supply us with some shampoo/conditioner and lotion. The shower had great water pressure and plenty of hot water. It was easy check-in and check-out. It could get a little noisy at night so be prepared for a little high noise level (traffic, horns, bangs from maybe delivery trucks). The beds were soft and comfortable as were the pillows. There were stairs to get to our room. There's also a restaurant on the bottom floor that has free wi-fi. Our phones worked in our rooms but we have unlimited data and just used that. Our room had a "big" closet which also had an ironing board in it. I don't remember seeing a blow dryer in the room so you might want to ask to see if they'll supply one when you check in. I'd definitely stay here again because you just can't beat the location or the price. You can walk to so many things!
We would stay here again.
This hotel is extremely convenient to the main square, is fairly quiet at night, has great water pressure, hot water, and comfortable beds. Next door has great coffee for in the morning also. The front desk and all staff are friendly and helpful, and check in and check out were easy and painless. We would stay here again without hesitation.


Last minute partner bail. Looking for woman partner with experience lead belaying for tomorrow (Sunday) at Index. I have gear and can lead or follow or both.
Alpine draw left at tattoosh?
If you left an alpine draw at the base of Tatoosh, let me know what it looks like so I can return it to you. Thanks.
Looking for a woman partner for Monday who is experienced in belaying. Index is raining, and my partner for Index can't drive to Lworth. I am experienced, can lead 9's and easy 10's, have gear, and would be happy leading, following, or both.
Last minute partner look. Something came up for Monday and can't go. Looking for an experienced woman belayer for rock climbing tomorrow (Sunday). I am experienced climber, have gear, be happy to lead or follow or both. Thanks.
I'm looking for a partner for Monday 11th if you are available.
Did some bolts get chopped on Write Off Rock at Deception? Took the kids there today, and it seemed some of the climbs had fewer bolts than in the guidebook? It wasn't a big deal as 5.2 my kids wanted to do was easy enough to set up without bolts, but someone started the climb next to us and realized there wasn't as many bolts as the guidebook said.
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Little Deaths | Review
SXSW FILM 2011
By Dirk Sonniksen | March 18, 2011
Director(s): Sean Hogan, Andrew Parkinson, Simon Rumley
Writer(s): Sean Hogan, Andrew Parkinson, Simon Rumley
Starring: Luke de Lacey, Siubhan Harrison, Holly Lucas, Daniel Brocklebank, Brendan Gregory, Jodie Jameson, Tom Sawyer, Kate Braithwaite
Thrillers generally aren't my bag, but once in a while something comes along that is so bizarre and over-the-top, that I can't help but enjoy it; the side of me that stays well hidden and locked away in the dark recesses of the brain slowly begins to show itself. It's the area of my cerebral cortex that secretly wants to rob banks and set things on fire. Oh come on, you know you all have it. In addition, it was a midnight showing, and my mind was ripe for something sinister, and Little Deaths was just what the doctor ordered.
Little Deaths: Little Deaths is divided into three shorts, all of which follow the same general theme: sex, blood, and the nasty side of the human condition. Delving into jealousy, sexual fantasy, and dominance, Little Deaths makes for an interesting study that uses its disturbing nature as a platform for exploring the human psyche; it's also a hell of a lot of fun. Let's have a look at these three, shall we?
House & Home: House & Home begins with a homeless couple freezing on the street. Cut to Richard (Luke de Lacey) and Victoria (Siubhan Harrison), a couple that would best be described as dysfunctional, although what defines a dysfunctional marriage is up for interpretation. For the most part, Richard is Victoria's bitch, and Victoria likes it weird. The homeless woman (Holly Lucas) in the scenario soon finds herself a dinner guest of Richard and Victoria. Richard and Victoria are old hands at this sort of thing, so imagine their surprise when things don't exactly go according to plan. The remainder of the film is mayhem, and I won't spoil it for you.
Mutant Tool: The name says it all. If you're into giant-cock films with a mad scientist bent (no pun intended), this one is right up your alley. An experiment with that coveted love juice, semen, turns sinister when scientists begin testing unknowing subjects with a "special" pill, with Jennifer (Jodie Jameson) being our main guinea pig. Meanwhile, a guy hangs suspended with his member pumping out, literally, buckets of goo for said experiment. This one may be a bit hard to follow (it was for me), but I'm assuming its intended effect was to scramble my brain—and it worked. I'll never look at semen the same way again.
Bitch: Pete and Claire have an interesting relationship; Pete is the dog and Claire is the master—literally. Claire thoroughly enjoys giving Pete what he deserves, whether it is requiring him to crawl on all fours or giving him some anal discipline via a giant black dildo. Yes indeed, Pete truly is a bitch (he even has his own doghouse), but there is only so much a man can take. After Claire crosses the line (trust me, Pete gives this lady a lot of leeway), Pete devises a plan to teach Claire a lesson, which involves delving into some of Claire's darkest fears. Who's the bitch now? Go get 'em Pete.
Hogan, Parkinson, and Rumley created three little beauties in Little Deaths. Their taste for the bizarre is showcased here, and the three films worked very nicely together in this anthology, something that is frequently problematic when combining shorts. In addition, the actors in all three films were on point and quite competent in their roles, another feature typically lacking in the horror genre. Normally, the monotony of horror films have me headed for the lobby or turning off the TV within the first fifteen minutes, but Little Deaths kept my depraved little mind churning. Little Deaths reminds me a lot of the older horror classics I would watch with my brother when I was a kid (only not so much sex), and less like the Saw type garbage being shown in today's cinemas.
I went into Little Deaths cold: This could have been a film about a litter of lost puppies or one of those period piece love affair things, but I was soon to learn that it was neither. Not being a huge fan of the horror genre, I was at first a bit miffed by Little Deaths, but I eventually settled in and the perverted Dirk began to ooze out of my ears. While Little Deaths is certainly not for those with a weak stomach or a benign view of the sexual experience, it is sort of brilliant, and deserves a place for those of us that can appreciate this kind of thing. I must admit that I don't normally mark my calendar for the upcoming horror flick, but I might make an exception when it comes to the demented stylings of Hogan, Parkinson, and Rumley.
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Personally, Dubstep is probably my most listened to (I've got several days worth of it downloaded... Other than that I listen to Classic Rock sometimes and occasionally modern rock.
Soundblast HD Audio + Laptop = bass drops to go.
basically just about any rock/alternative type.
some rap; mainly eminem and a couple others.
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I completely forgot about that thread, haha! Whoops!
I never saw it >_> I guess I should look harder.


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I already do a few of these but will use the baking soda on my grout!!!!
Great tips. I would love to use more home made cleaning products as I really worry about the amount of chemicals in store bought ones.
These are great tips! Hubs once scoured the whole bathroom using citrus and it REALLy worked on limescale!
Great tips and rules nayna, We follow some of them in my house too.
Very nice post .. thanks for sharing some handy tip using stuff available at home.
Your house is spotless and clean so obviously your tips work!!
I am such a messy person that I need to laminate this list and stick it on the frige! Love cleaning with vinegar and that lemon microwave trick is brilliant!
I use baking soda for everything it is a true miracle worker I tell you!
This is a very useful post. Limescale is my worst enemy at home. So hard to remove. I will try your tip for that.
Im all about Number 1 & 4 they're in my weekly cleaning routine!
These are great tips - I am going to try tip 10 on a mat in my kitchen!
I need to do something about the limescale - it's really bad in our bathroom so I might try the vinegar.
We use toothbrushes in all the grouting in the kitchen and bathroom and it works so well.
It's definitely so much easier to stay on top of the housework if you do it regularly rather than letting it all pile up. I need to try some of your great tips!
Baking soad and bleach on the bathroom tile grout, well I'll be damned! Didn't know that one so will definitely be giving it a go on ours.


CRANSTON, R.I. — House Speaker Nicholas A. Mattiello on Tuesday night declared himself the winner of his bid to keep his Cranston House seat, while the machine ballot count give the 49.8 percent to 47.5 percent victory to his Republican opponent Steven Frias.
In a stunning turn of events, Frias held a 147-vote lead over Mattiello, on the 3,297-to-3,150 machine ballot count, according to an unofficial Board of Elections tally. But with more than 700 mail ballots yet to be counted in House District 15, Mattiello allies predicted the Speaker would eke out a win.
"We believe we have sufficient mail ballots to overcome the present deficit at the polls,'' said Mattiello campaign spokeswoman Patti Doyle.
"Part of the campaign strategy was to encourage our supporters to vote early,'' she elaborated. "We are confident that a vast majority of the mail votes are ours."
Speaking at a home-town gathering at the Cranston Grange Hall on Tuesday night, Mattiello, who is arguably the most powerful politician at the State House, said: "A person cannot be blessed more than me in the friends that I have...You guys are great. And ultimately we won."
"The drama continues,'' said Frias, questioning "how you claim to have won an election based on absentee ballots, when I thought absentee ballots were supposed to be done privately, where people don't see how you vote.
"So how a candidate can claim victory based on absentee ballots is kind of strange to me unless you manipulated the process, and you watched people vote or you cast votes for them,'' Frias said.
Beyond that, Frias — the Republican national committeeman for Rhode Island — said Mattiello is "clinging to power by his finger tips,'' and with a third candidate in the race — Independent Patrick Vallier — may not clear 50 percent.
"Why would why would a majority of the House of Representatives vote for someone to be Speaker who cannot get a majority of the vote of his own district."
The two lawyers — Frias, 44, and Mattiello, 53 — competed for the votes of 10,600-plus residents of House District 15 in a leafy suburban section of Rhode Island's 3rd largest city, bifurcated by Oaklawn Ave.
Did Mattiello win the race? State GOP Chairman Brandon Bell shouted: "No way."
It takes a lot of guts to make the claim that he did, Bell said.
The voting capped off a hard-fought campaign for the Cranston House seat held for the last decade by Democrat Mattiello, who has been the House Speaker since the March 2014 political downfall of his predecessor, Gordon Fox, a current federal prison inmate.
A Mattiello loss only eight weeks after his second-in-command — Majority Leader John DeSimone — lost his seat to a primary challenger, would set off an fierce power-struggle within the 75-member House.
Mattiello's spending elevated the race to one of the most — if not the most — expensive in state history for a seat in Rhode Island's part-time General Assembly that currently pays most lawmakers $15,429 a year, twice that for the House speaker and Senate president. Mattiello spent $186,955 — which was more than 6 times Frias' spending — from July 1 when the campaign season began, through October 31.
Mattiello stressed his credentials as a tax-cutting conservative Democrat who, as House Speaker, presided over a vaunted $75 million in tax cuts for businesses, retirees and low-income wage-earners.
He also hailed his role in giving voters a chance, on Tuesday, to reinstate ethics commission scrutiny over state lawmakers, and in eliminating the so-called "master lever'' that allowed straight-party voting with a single stroke of a pen. If reelected, he promised to find the $214 million necessary to reimburse cities and towns for giving up their much-hated local car taxes.
Lawyer Mattiello, 53, won endorsements from both The Providence Journal and the Cranston Herald.
But he was also dogged by the scandals that have rocked the State House in recent years; sent his predecessor, Gordon Fox, to jail; forced the powerful House finance chairman, Ray Gallison, to quit mid-session this year with state and federal investigators at his heels; and knocked the vice chairman, John Carnevale, off the ballot amid an official inquiry into where he actually lived.
He was also plagued by news stories about the use and abuse of legislative-grants, and a backlash from his support for an unpopular plan to build a new, taxpayer-subsidized Pawtucket Red Sox stadium in Providence.
"Tolls, scandals and embarrassment,'' said one Frias mailer. "Maybe the most unethical State House leadership team in RI History,'' said another that linked Mattiello to Governor Raimondo, a Democrat with relatively low approval ratings.


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Impostures
by al-Ḥarīrī
Translated by Michael Cooperson
Foreword by Abdelfattah Kilito
Al-Ḥarīrī (d. 516/1122) was a poet, scholar, and government official from Basra, Iraq. He is celebrated for his virtuosity in producing rhymed prose narratives, the Maqāmāt.
Michael Cooperson is Professor of Arabic in the Department of Near Eastern Languages & Cultures at UCLA. His translations include The Life of Ibn Ḥanbal by Ibn al-Jawzī for the Library of Arabic Literature, and The Author and His Doubles by the eminent Moroccan literary critic Abdelfattah Kilito.
Abdelfattah Kilito is the author of several acclaimed studies of Arabic literature, including Arabs and the Art of Storytelling and a study of the Maqāmāt genre. He is the recipient of the Great Moroccan Award, the Al Owais Award for Criticism and Literature Studies, and a Prix from the Académie Française.
Fifty rogue's tales translated fifty ways
An itinerant con man. A gullible eyewitness narrator. Voices spanning continents and centuries. These elements come together in Impostures, a groundbreaking new translation of a celebrated work of Arabic literature.
Impostures follows the roguish Abū Zayd al-Sarūjī in his adventures around the medieval Middle East—we encounter him impersonating a preacher, pretending to be blind, and lying to a judge. In every escapade he shows himself to be a brilliant and persuasive wordsmith, composing poetry, palindromes, and riddles on the spot. Award-winning translator Michael Cooperson transforms Arabic wordplay into English wordplay of his own, using fifty different registers of English, from the distinctive literary styles of authors such as Geoffrey Chaucer, Mark Twain, and Virginia Woolf, to global varieties of English including Cockney rhyming slang, Nigerian English, and Singaporean English.
Featuring picaresque adventures and linguistic acrobatics, Impostures brings the spirit of this masterpiece of Arabic literature into English in a dazzling display of translation.
"To translate a work that has been called untranslatable for a thousand years requires more than just expertise in languages – it requires wit, creativity, and an ocean-deep reservoir of knowledge of history and literature and humanity. Michael Cooperson has all of that, plus the most essential, and rarest element: the courage to climb this Everest of world literature. The result isn't just a translation – it's a dazzling work of literary creation in its own right, with the linguistic gymnastics of Pale Fire, the genre-switching of Cloud Atlas, and the literary range of 2666."
— Peter Sagal, Host of NPR's "Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me!"
"One might describe al-Hariri's 12th-century Arabic classic as 'Melville's Confidence-Man meets Queneau's Exercices de style,' but in this remarkable Oulipean carnival of a translation by Michael Cooperson, there are so many other voices—and languages: Singlish, Spanglish, Shakespeare, middle management-speak, Harlem jive, the rogue's lexicon, Naijá... Impostures is a wild romp through languages and literatures, places and times, that bears out and celebrates Borges's dictum: 'Erudition is the modern form of the fantastic.'"
— Esther Allen, translator of Zama, winner of the 2017 National Translation Award
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300 Central Park West, Apartment #3D2 for sale. With 31 running feet of rarely available direct Central Park Views, this two bedroom, two bath residence at the iconic Eldorado is not to be missed. Formal entry gallery leads in to a grand but cozy living and dining room with a fireplace and gorgeous direct Central Park views. The same stunning park views are seen also from the oversized, ensuite master bedroom which features generous closet space. The second bedroom boasts an ensuite bath as well, which has dual access from the eat-in kitchen. Herringbone floors, large airy rooms and beautiful light all day long.


This guide will walk you through the setup of a remote machine that will act as a personal VPN server at the cost of 3 to 5 USD per month. We will also configure it to act as a DNS resolver that will automatically block spam, tracking, advertising and malware domains on all of your connected devices.
Die Konfiguration ist ein Träumchen, wenn man sonst mit swan zu tun hat. Mit qrencode kann man sich eine mobil config zusammen bauen und mit der App auf dem Handy einfach scannen.
Damit lassen sich VPN-Tunnel auf WireGuard-Basis auf dem Mac deutlich einfacher als bisher einrichten. Für Windows ist ein neuer TUN-Treiber in Aussicht.
its way, and it will have a very similar interface to this macOS one.
things generally work well, but polish will require a bit of patience.
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•	Vegetables and fruits: it is very important that you acquire these products since it is the essential part of a healthy diet.
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•	Legumes eggs and nuts are some other proteins that are good for your body; try to acquire them as well.
•	Drinks: try to drink water as much as you can, you can also buy low fat milk and herbal teas. If you are the soda type of person it's either try to avoid them as much as you can or get the light ones.
•	Frozen products: Choose the ones which are healthy; vegetable portions, protein and make sure you are not acquiring a high fat frozen meal.
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•	Desserts: just because some products are low fat doesn't mean they are not good desserts. Try getting fresh fruits and some healthy nuts. There is light ice-cream as well in case you are an ice cream lover.


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Action Recognition
Object Recognition
Object Tracking
Hearingcampus
Dr. Florian Baumann
Computer Vision and Machine Learning
Dr. Florian Baumann studied Electrical Engineering with a focus on Computer Engineering at the Leibniz University of Hannover. He received his Dipl.-Ing. in March of 2012. Since May of 2012 Florian Baumann was working towards a doctor's degree (Dr.-Ing.) in the group of Prof. Rosenhahn at the eNIFE. His research interests are machine learning, image processing, automated image interpretation and computer vision, e.g.:
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
AdaBoost algorithm for object detection.
Random Forest for (multiple) object detection.
Deep Learning and CNNs
Human action recognition.
Mobile object detection with iOS and Android devices.
In August 2015, Florian Baumann received his Dr.-Ing. focusing on Machine Learning applied to Scene Understanding using Machine Learning techniques. Since September 2015, he has been working first as a Technical Team Lead Engineer and since April 2016 as a Vision Systems Lead in the field of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems at ADASENS Automotive GmbH.
Florian Baumann was responsible for requirements engineering, support in on-going RFQs and technical representative from ADASENS and FICOSA regarding vision algorithms. He is the contact person between OEMs and TIER1/TIER2 for defining, discussing and tracking of requirements and further, responsible of finding and reviewing ADAS software suppliers.
Since December 2016, Florian Baumann moved to the position of the Technical Director at ADASENS Automotive GmbH. He was in charge of delivering and creating the company's products and targets as well as pre-development and research topics.
Since 2019, Florian works as a CTO specializing in Automotive&AI at Dell Technologies. His responsibility is to support companies in the development process of ADAS functionalities and self-driving cars.
Since August 2021, Florian works as a Director for Cloud and Software Strategy at Aptiv.
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Willie hits the road
August 28, 2012 | 4:00am
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Cannabis-loving country star Willie Nelson was on the road again after canceling a concert last week due to "altitude sickness." The icon was seen Saturday at the Austin premiere of "Lawless," where he introduced the Shia LaBeouf–Tom Hardy film, which includes Nelson's tune "Midnight Run." A tour bus then whisked him to a gig in nearby Bee Cave, Texas. Also at the Alamo Draft House premiere in advance of tomorrow's "Lawless" opening was author Matt Bondurant.
Rosie O'Donnell marries Michelle Rounds


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Q: YQL functionality with Javascript implementation I am using this Ajax call to grab a CSV file from the Internet. Currently the way that it is implemented is with a call to yahooapis and a SQL like query of the file.
function getData(qry){
          $.ajax({
                url: 'http://query.yahooapis.com/v1/public/yql',
                data: {
                    q: qry,
                    format: 'json',
                    _maxage: 120,
                    ts: getTS(dateNow)
                },
                cache:true,
                dataType: 'jsonp',
                success:function(data){
                    setFlowData(data);
                }
            });
        }

The qry is similar to something like this:
select * from csv where url IN ('http://example.com/public/zone.csv')

The file is then parsed by a function similar to this:
if(data.query.count > 0){
        var queryData = data.query.results.row;
        if (queryData.col2 == rt.id) {
            rt.lbmp = queryData.col3;
            rt.ts = queryData.col0;
        }
    }

My question is how do I achieve the same functionality without the use of the YQL/SQL call? Is this possible with JavaScript implementation? Thanks for the help.

A: Absolutely you can process CSV data without any YQL stuff. You can use $.ajax to pull csv data if it is from your own domain or CORS-ready, or through CORS proxy server. There is also jquery-csv(https://code.google.com/p/jquery-csv/) or PapaParse(http://papaparse.com/) to parse CSV data.

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Lt. Cmdr. Mad Jack: [Lt. Cmdr. Mad Jack, "Doc," is flying to Subic Bay with Lt. Sammy Lundeen, and receives instructions from a crew member on ejection] Do I say roger or... just do it or what?
Lt. Sammy Lundeen: You even say "huh," you'll be talking to yourself... 'cause I'll be gone."
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Q: What does "alpha mike foxtrot" mean?
When I saw this movie for the first time it seemed like Deja vu. the first part of the movie was like I was reliving a part of my life when I was aboard the Aircraft Carrier U.S.S. Saratoga (CV-60) in 1985. The ship in the movie was the U.S.S. Independence (CV-62) and it's the same ship in design as the Saratoga. When I was on that ship a pilot died suddenly when his A-7 exploded on approach and it was caused by a bomb arming and exploding on its own. We had an memorial service at the same place on the ship and it really blew my mind. From then on I have admired that movie and have watched it several times. To this day I get really choked up. Hey, it's not as well made as the Godfather but it isn't a bad movie either. But I feel it deserves better then a 5.3. Hey veterans out there, start voting.


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Carrie Lane, connue sous le nom de Carrie Chapman Catt, née le  à Ripon (Wisconsin) et morte le  à New Rochelle (New York), est une journaliste, professeure et militante féministe américaine. Elle est entrée dans l'histoire pour son combat qui aboutit à l'adoption par le Congrès des États-Unis du dix-neuvième amendement de la Constitution, le 21 mai 1919, qui donne le droit de vote aux femmes dans l'ensemble des États de l'Union.

Biographie

Jeunesse et formation
Carrie est la seconde des enfants de Maria Clinton et de Lucius Lane, des agriculteurs de Potsdam, dans l'État de New York. En 1866, après la guerre de Sécession, ses parents emménagent à Charles City dans l'État de l'Iowa.

Carrière
Elle sera élue deux fois présidente de la National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) (Association nationale pour le suffrage des femmes américaines), de 1900 à 1904, puis de 1915 à 1920. Son second mandat coïncide avec l'apogée du mouvement qui aboutit à l'adoption en 1920 du  qui donne le droit de vote aux femmes dans l'ensemble de l'Union (promulgué le  après la ratification de tous les États).

Elle a participé à la fondation de l'International Woman Suffrage Alliance (IWSA) (Alliance internationale pour le suffrage des femmes), dont elle a été la présidente de 1904 à 1923. La IWSA existe toujours sous le nom de International Alliance of Women (Alliance internationale des femmes).

Catt fonde la League of Women Voters (Ligue des femmes électeurs) en 1920 pour succéder à la NAWSA. Elle se présentera à l'élection présidentielle la même année.

En 1921, Carrie Chapman Catt reçoit un legs fait en 1914 de  Frank Leslie, à charge pour elle d'utiliser cet argent pour obtenir le droit de vote. Comme cet argent ne lui parvient qu'en 1921, alors que les Américaines ont enfin le droit de vote depuis un an, Catt décide d'utiliser cet argent pour aider les féministes d'Amérique du Sud. En avril 1922, une conférence pan-américaine se tient à Baltimore. Là se retrouvent 85 femmes de 22 pays. La  est créée et Catt en devient présidente. En 1923, elle se rend en Amérique du sud où elle rencontre des féministes et des représentants des pouvoirs en place. Elle s'arrête d'abord au Brésil où elle s'entretient avec Bertha Lutz. Catt se rend ensuite en Argentine, en Uruguay et au Chili où à chaque fois des féministes acceptent de participer à l'association pan-américaine.

Vie personnelle

 1885 : elle épouse Léo Chapman qui décède un an plus tard de la fièvre typhoïde.
 1890 : elle épouse George Catt, un ingénieur.
 Après la mort de George Catt, Carrie Chapman Catt s'installe avec Mary « Mollie » Garrett Hay, une suffragette de New York. Quand celle-ci meurt en 1928, Alda Heaton Wilson emménage avec Carrie Chapman Catt et reste sa compagne jusqu'à sa mort.
Carrie repose au cimetière de Woodlawn dans le Bronx aux côtés de Mollie Hay.

Hommage
 1975 : cérémonie d'admission au
1982 : cérémonie d'admission au National Women's Hall of Fame.
 La Bibliothèque du Congrès a numérisé et mis en ligne les archives de Carrie Chapman Catt.

Bibliographie
 Mary Gray Peck, Carrie Chapman Catt: a biography, 1944.

Notes et références

Articles connexes
 Droit de vote des femmes
Emma Smith Devoe

Liens externes

Naissance dans le comté de Fond du Lac
Naissance en janvier 1859
Étudiant de l'université d'État de l'Iowa
Femme politique américaine
Journaliste américaine du XIXe siècle
Journaliste américaine du XXe siècle
Suffragette américaine
Personnalité liée à la défense des droits de l'homme aux États-Unis
Inscrite au National Women's Hall of Fame
Féministe américaine
Personnalité de l'Alliance internationale des femmes
Décès en mars 1947
Décès à Nouvelle-Rochelle
Décès à 88 ans
Personnalité inhumée au cimetière de Woodlawn
Personnalité politique américaine du XXe siècle
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Q: virtualHost Not Creating on RabbitMQ server using application.yml springboot and from config server Virtualhost are not getting created on RabbitMQ server based on configuration
Do i have make sure VH aka Virtual Hosts on RabbitMQ .
Am i missing some configuration.
Please find the configuration below
application.yml
spring:
  rabbitmq:
    host: 127.0.0.1
    virtual-host: /defaultVH
    username: defaultUser
    password: defaultPassword
  cloud:
    stream:
      bindings:
        saviyntSampleQueueA:
          binder: rabbit-A
          contentType: application/x-java-object
          group: groupA
          destination: saviyntSampleQueueA
        saviyntSampleQueueB:
          binder: rabbit-B
          contentType: application/x-java-object
          group: groupB
          destination: saviyntSampleQueueB
      binders:
        rabbit-A:
          defaultCandidate: false
          inheritEnvironment: false
          type: rabbit
          environment:
            spring:
              rabbitmq:
                host: 127.0.0.1
                virtualHost: /vhA
                username: userA
                password: paswdA
                port: 5672
                connection-timeout: 10000
        rabbit-B:
          defaultCandidate: false
          inheritEnvironment: false
          type: rabbit
          environment:
            spring:
              rabbitmq:
                host: 127.0.0.1
                virtualHost: /vhB
                username: userB
                password: paswdB
                port: 5672
                connection-timeout: 10000

bootstrap.yml
############################################
# default settings
############################################
spring:
  main:
    banner-mode: "off"
  application:
    name: demo-service
  cloud:
    config:
      enabled: true #change this to use config-service
      retry:
        maxAttempts: 3
      discovery:
        enabled: false
      fail-fast: true
      override-system-properties: false

server:
  port: 8080

Added default spring boot added Enable binding
@EnableBinding({MessageChannels.class})
@SpringBootApplication
public class Configissue1124Application {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        SpringApplication.run(Configissue1124Application.class, args);
    }

}

Now simple straightforward massage channel to to dispatch massage
interface MessageChannels {

    @Input("saviyntSampleQueueA")
    SubscribableChannel queueA();

    @Input("saviyntSampleQueueB")
    SubscribableChannel queueB();
}

When i ran the Boot Application its not creating any Virtualhost on the system . i tried using config server buy providing same configuration but still no luck
can you please find if some thing am missing.
Thanks  in Advance

A: The AMQP protocol (or RabbitMQ REST API) provides no mechanism to provision virtual hosts from the client.
Virtual hosts must be provisioned manually on the server.


This Latvian folksong tells the timeless story of a young soldier as he prepares to leave his home and family for battle. Excellent writing for developing tenor-bass choruses. Available: TTB. Performance Time: Approx. 2:30.


Is Lara Logan Even a Journalist Anymore?
If you're wondering how someone can get caught fabricating the news and lying about it and generally show up regularly as a cheerleader for the military's version of what happened in several disastrous wars, look no further than Lara Logan. She is to journalism what Rob Ford is to responsible civic stewardship.
CBS News can hire whoever it wants. But this was not a decision based on serving the public, reporting what's left of the news in what's left of the news business, or even trying to do the right thing. This was a money decision based on not wanting to pass up the chance to continue to use Logan to appeal to people who think she does a good job. This was about money, not ethics or being in the news business.
She should have been fired, outright, for what happened with the Benghazi story, primarily because it helped fuel so many basic misunderstandings and misconceptions of what the attack meant and how it might affect the 2012 Presidential Election (which it did not, of course).
Logan lied and an entire political party has been screaming Benghazi with her assistance, and with the assistance of other liars, ever since. This has not enlightened or informed anyone, but it did get CBS News a lot of clicks and views.


I am interested in getting a USB 3.0 RAID device and using it as the primary storage of all my critical data, which is currently under 500GB. Obviously, RAID is not backup and so I still plan to have several other copies of the data.
I have a few goals for doing this.
Redundancy- While I am pretty good about backing up, I really value the redundancy of RAID1. It can save a lot of time.
Independence- I want my data to be independent from my main computer. By independent, I mean I want to be able to unplug the data from one system and plug it into another and be up and running.
Portability- While not necessary, USB 3.0 also has the potential of physically portable, meaning I could easily take it to another person's house.
Direct attached- I need this so that CrashPlan, Skydrive, and others can see the device as a physical drive.
I think that some of you are using RAID Cards and NAS devices (with iSCSI) to achieve similar results. I would consider a RAID card, but it is still less portable that USB and more work to switch from one system to another, including the fact that the drives are taking up space in my case. I have a Drobo FS, but I don't think it can do iSCSI and the only other way I know of doing direct attached is mounting VHDs and currently the Drobo and Windows 8 are not playing nice with mounting VHDs. I am guessing that someone will mention Windows Home Server, but that violates the independence part because it is not independent of the OS and I will inevitably end up using it as a test box and my data won't be safe anymore.
The device I am currently considering is the CineRAID CR-H212. What do you guys think of this device? Any other options I should consider?
See below for manufacturer and Newegg links.
My first thoughts are about performance. Using laptop drives is going to hinder performance a bit. The other performance issue, potentially, is whether the data has to be sent over the USB3 cable twice in order to give the mirroring you mentioned (I'm assuming you plan to set up the enclosure as RAID-1). I don't know if the enclosure itself will buffer the data and send it to both drives. If so, the data should only need to be sent once. If not, well, sending data twice will certainly affect performance. I hope that isn't the case.
That said, I love USB3 for external storage in general. I find it easier to use the eSATA.
I am glad to hear that USB3 has worked well for you with external storage.
In regards to the speed issue, redundancy is my main goal here so as long as I can get reasonable performance it should be fine. I am thinking that read and write speeds of 100mbps or better should get the job done. I am also considering using WD NAS Red drives and I expect their performance to be good even if they are the 2.5" version.
2.5" drives for a data store? Why?
2.5" drives are for portability and convenience. The CineRAID CR-H212 enclosure I am looking at is USB powered so, it takes 2.5" for that reason. It is one less power cable to deal with. And also, I have a lot less data than many other people so I don't need bigger drives.
I have a relative who is using 2x1TB 2.5" HDDs for OffSite storage. I set it up for her when I realized she had zero OffSite backup. Size and convenience are exactly why I chose this solution. She simply uses Remote Desktop to eject the current OffSite drive, swaps it from the Thermaltake Toaster Dock for the 2nd HDD, puts the HDD into an anti-static bag, and carries it around in her purse. It's been working fantastically.
Ok cool, are you using any raid in that setup?
No RAID with that setup, but I am using JMicron Spanned Disk for my own OffSite Backup (you've most likely already seen/read it). Basically, I have a Lian-Li EX503 USB3 enclosure that I cycle off site drives through. I use the JMicron software to span all the drives into 1 large volume.


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Celebrate Fantastic Beasts 2 With the Best Harry Potter Tattoos
We've chosen some of the best Harry Potter tattoos to celebrate the opening of Fantastic Beasts 2!
This weekend Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald opened in theaters, and while movie critics are a bit torn, many die hard Harry Potter fans are applauding the new films, including one who says that part two of Fantastic Beasts is "twice as Fantastic than the first". To be sure, we here at Tattoodo are huge admirers of J.K Rowling and her incredible imagination! Honestly, we hope this series literally never ends. So to celebrate the release of this new flick of the franchise, we've looked through our database of tattoos, many uploaded from our 4.9 millions users, to reveal the best Harry Potter tattoos.
It seems that there are some favorites amongst devotees...considering that there are 7 Harry Potter books, 2 Fantastic Beast books (with more to come), and now ten movies, it's hard to choose a favorite character or moment between them all! We're just waiting for the moment when someone goes all in and gets a Harry Potter tattoo bodysuit. Who wouldn't want to be covered in their favorite witches, wizards, and spells? It looks to us, however, if you have to choose just one Harry Potter tattoo...many people go for Dumbledore, The Golden Snitch, or, of course, the boy with the lightening bolt scar himself!
It kind of blows our minds that the first movie was released in 2001. The first book was released in 1997, so technically that means 21 years of Harry Potter tattoos are out there!! We're incredibly excited, not only for this new Fantastic Beasts feature, but also that people are using our app to upload the most awesome pieces out there. These Harry Potter tattoos are some of the best and they inspire us to no end! We also love to hear that J.K. Rowling is as much a lover of Harry Potter pieces as we are...she's used to her Twitter a few times to reach out to fans who have gotten them. She even hand wrote one for a very special devotee! If that doesn't hit you in the feels, we don't know what will...


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Counseling - A part of my work with the children's cancer support program is counseling our Brenner Children's cancer patients and their families, including siblings. Our sessions can address coping with the illness as well as other challenges. When a child is going through a cancer treatment, they can experience anxiety, depression, grief and anger. It's helpful for some of patients, siblings and parents to have someone outside of the family that can help them talk through things.
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import android.content.Context;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.support.graphics.drawable.VectorDrawableCompat;
import android.support.v7.widget.CardView;
import android.support.v7.widget.RecyclerView;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.ImageView;
import android.widget.TextView;

import com.squareup.picasso.Picasso;

import amu.roboclub.R;
import amu.roboclub.models.Project;
import amu.roboclub.ui.ProjectDetailActivity;
import amu.roboclub.utils.CircleTransform;
import butterknife.BindView;

public class ProjectHolder extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder {

    @BindView(R.id.rootView) CardView root;
    @BindView(R.id.title) TextView title;
    @BindView(R.id.team) TextView team;
    @BindView(R.id.projectImg) ImageView projectImg;

    public ProjectHolder(View view) {
        super(view);
        root = (CardView) view.findViewById(R.id.rootView);
        title = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.title);
        team = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.team);
        projectImg = (ImageView) view.findViewById(R.id.projectImg);
    }

    public static void setImage(Context context, ImageView imageView, String imgUrl) {
        if (imgUrl == null || imgUrl.contains("robo.jpg"))
            imageView.setImageDrawable(VectorDrawableCompat.create(context.getResources(), R.drawable.ic_gear, null));
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            Picasso.with(context)
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    public void setProject(Context context, Project project) {
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        root.setOnClickListener(view -> {
            if(project.description == null || project.description.equals(""))
                return;

            Intent intent = new Intent(context, ProjectDetailActivity.class);
            intent.putExtra("project", project);
            context.startActivity(intent);
        });
    }
}

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Mirabile dictu, Latin lives. But not just as a linguistic patrimony. And not merely for reasons of religious tradition. No, the vernacular of Virgil, Cicero and Tacitus still echoes across the sea of time--from the Western rule of law to the Constitution of our "more perfect union" to the ideal of an enduring peace among nations.
Indeed, Pliny's exquisite Latin phrase best describes Rome's global commonwealth: "Immensa Romanae pacis maiestas"--the boundless majesty of the Roman peace. From Scotland to Sudan and from the Iberian peninsula to the Euphrates River, the Roman Empire brought stability, prosperity and good governance to a diversity of peoples.
America's founding fathers derived much inspiration from Caesar Augustus' reformation of the Senate and his righting of an inequitable system of taxation. And George Washington--our pater patriae--was hailed as the American Cincinnatus.
Today's crop of presidential aspirants ought to brush up on their Latin. They might derive a measure of strength and not a little gravitas from mastering humanity's timeless lingua franca.


I'm trying to decide if I want have the money to buy some new rugs. These are just a few that caught my eye.
This is the Tortola Rug from Dash & Albert. Love the bright colors. I plan on copying this idea and painting my back door this bright lime green. So cute!
Another Dash & Albert Rug... Cat's Paw in blue. Guest bedroom?
The rest of these I found on Overstock.com .
Thought this one was kinda fun. Music room perhaps?
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Bror Einar Cederquist, född 13 december 1894 i Göteborg, död där 13 december 1957, var en svensk målare, tecknare och kåsör.

Han var son till redaktören August Cederquist och Charlotta Olsson samt från 1943 gift med Ella Louise Lindskog (1904–1974).

Cederquist studerade vid Valands målarskola i Göteborg 1914–1917 samt vid några målarskolor i Paris. Han anställdes 1919 som kåsör och tecknare vid Göteborgs-Posten och signerade sina alster med Becq. I Göteborg finns en spårvagn namngiven efter Cederquist. Makarna Cederquist är begravda på Östra kyrkogården i Göteborg.

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Svenskt konstnärslexikon del I sid 295–296, Allhems Förlag, Malmö.
Vem är Vem?, Götalandsdelen utom Skåne 1948, sid 193.
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Hart, Freeman Hansford
prof., b. Lexington, Va., Oct. 6, 1889; s. John Harvey and Susan (Gaylor) H.; A.B., Washington and Lee U., 1912, M.A., 1917; M.A., Harvard, 1922; PhD, Columbia, 1942; m. Jean Blanding Fraser, Junes 28, 1923; children- John Fraser, James Wilson, Abel McIver, David Edward, Jean Blanding. Prof. history Wash. Coll., Md., 1923-25; prof. history and economics Hampden-Sydney Coll., Va., 1915-40; prof. history extension div., U. of Va., 1928-41; prof. social sci. and humanities U. of Fla., Gainesville, since 1946, dir. Georgia Seagle Found. since 1947. Seved with A.E.F., World War I. Awarded Cross of Honor, United Daughters of Confederacy. Mem. Am. Hist. Assn., So. Hist. Soc., Fla. Hist. Soc., Va. Hist. Soc., Coll. Fraternities Secretary's Assn. (Exec. com. 1943-46), Pi Kappa Alpha (nat. historian 1930-49, nat. vice pres. 1936-38, nat. pres. 1938-40, exec. sec. 1940-46), Pi Beta Kappa, Tau Kappa Alpha, Sigma Upsilon, Kappa Phi Kappa.Independent. Presbetyrian. Club: Gainesville RotaryAuthor: Numerical Stength of Confederate Army (N.Y. Times Current History, Oct. 1926), History of Pi Kappa Alpha (1934, rev. 1949), The Valley of Virginia in the American Revolution (U. of N.C. Press, 1943); author of articles in Dictionary of American Biography.
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I have had heart surgery and I would like to monitor my heart rate while swimming is this possible with Garmin Vivosmart 3 or HR+?
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Late last year I worked through the process of making the BaseX XQuery engine run under Tomcat 6 at a commercial Java hosting provider. As I mentioned in that post, I also spent some time trying to make a cloud-services solution work, using OpenShift and Andy Bunce's excellent Openshift quick start for BaseX. I ran into trouble then, because the Red Hat Cloud (rhc) tools refused to install on either of my two machines because the operating systems were more than twelve months old.
But during a quiet day or two last month I downloaded a new operating system for the newer machine (I'm exaggerating; it probably only took sixteen hours or so), and the other day I tried again.
The instructions for the quick-start set up are a bit terse, so for future reference (and for the benefit of any other XQuery developers out there who would like a little more detail in the instructions), this is my checklist for next time. Many of the same considerations apply as for installing BaseX under Tomcat; see the earlier post for more discussion.
You are reasonably comfortable with command-line tools.
You are reasonably comfortable with git, or can copy and paste git incantations without mucking them up.
You know what the basexhttp script is (or can live without knowing all the details of how things work).
It may be helpful if you're familiar with ssh and scp, but it's not essential.
If these don't all apply, you will need to make some adjustments on the fly.
Sign up for an account at OpenShift.
I went through the "log in to the console and create an app" tutorial at OpenShift and "created" my first application (by clicking a button). I didn't find this helpful or instructive, but YMMV.
Remember your userid and password; you will need them repeatedly.
Install the OpenShift / Red Hat Cloud command-line tools (rhc); instructions are on the Getting Started with OpenShift Online page at OpenShift.
This also takes a little while, to download and install all the libraries on which the rhc command-line tools depend. My recollection is that it took half an hour or so. I expect it's faster for people with faster connections than mine.
Decide in advance what userids you wish to specify for your BaseX database(s); for each userid specify the initial password and the initial permissions for each user. At the very least, determine what userid and password will be used as the default database user for the app.
Prepare in advance a small XML file or two to use in creating a helloworld database to check that things are running as you expect.
I use the documents in http://cmsmcq.com/2015/11/XQuery-over-HTTP/data/ for making a helloworld example. When I use the REST interface to create a database and populate it, it's simplest to retrieve the documents by URI; when I use the dba interface of BaseX 8.3.1, it proves simplest if I have copies of them on my hard disk.
The basic instructions are all given in the quick-start readme file; they are, perhaps, a little terse there, for readers who haven't worked with OpenShift before, so I'll repeat them with some comments. We are going to create a do-nothing OpenShift application, copy Andy Bunce's BaseX quickstart setup into it, and check it in. For concreteness, I will assume the app to be built is named "Allegheny", and the OpenShift user's domain is "AIK".
This creates a do-nothing app named Allegheny on the OpenShift server, using the diy-0.1 cartridge, then clones a git repository of the code into a new directory called Allegheny, on your hard disk. The DIY cartridge provides a sort of minimal environment for an app, on a do-it-yourself basis; fortunately for us, we do not have to do it ourselves, as Andy Bunce has done all the crucial bits for us.
When I did it this morning, this step took a little over two minutes.
Move into the app directory.
When I ran this this morning, it took a little under two minutes; it seemed longer.
(Generic servlet configuration. By default, the quickstart has the REST and WebDAV interfaces turned off and the RESTXQ interface turned on; you'll need to edit the web.xml file to turn the REST and WebDAV interfaces back on. This document also specifies the default user and password for the server; how the specification in the web.xml file relates to the values given by the -U and -P options passed to basexhttp remains a mystery to me.
The other files and directories either have obvious functions (.git, .gitignore, LICENSE, README.md) or appear to be just samples (diy/, misc/).
You can now adjust things in the configuration, if you wish. I mostly wait until later.
This checks in your changes on the server. The OpenShift infrastructure will tell the running DIY application to shut down (i.e. it will run the script in the checked-in version of .openshift/action-hooks/stop), push the changes for your local git repository to the copy in the cloud, and restart the app (by running .openshift/action-hooks/start).
When I ran it this morning, this step took just under three minutes, including fetching and installing the BaseX binary.
BaseX can now be configured, using the dba application that ships with BaseX 8, and which is conveniently linked from the default quickstart welcome page at http://allegheny-AIK.rhcloud.com/.
The only essential configuration to do at this point is to change the admin password. I try to do this quickly, since until it is done, anyone who happens across this BaseX engine on the open Web can have admin privileges just by logging in using the default password.
There are a couple of catches that make the process very slightly less straightforward than it might be.
The config file needs to know the admin userid and password, in order to start and stop the server. (At least, I think it needs to know them; I haven't actually tried putting gibberish into those variables to see.) If we change the admin password, we risk not being able to stop and start the server gracefully.
This is the technique I've worked out for dealing with these catches. There are probably better ways.
Log in to the dba application using the default admin userid and password.
Add the users in the list prepared earlier, with the corresponding privileges and passwords. Note that this list includes a second user with admin privileges, here called Angie.
Check in your changes and push them to OpenShift (git add config; git commit -m "Changing userid and password"; git push origin master).
Log in to the dba application again (actually, you're probably still logged in), and change the password of the admin user. At this point, we have closed the window of vulnerability we opened when we started the server with the default admin password. When I'm feeling paranoid, I take this moment to check the Databases, Users, Files, and Logs tabs to see whether any intruders actually showed up and did anything.
To test that things are going as expected, I also create a database and do a few queries with the dba application and the REST interface.
Run it as a servlet running under Tomcat on a Java hosting provider.
Run it as an application in a cloud service.
My personal experience with these is all with BaseX, but of course all three methods will also work, at least in principle, for other XQuery engines like eXist and MarkLogic.
It's always good to have more than one string to one's bow.
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Q: Alternative Method to Acquire El Capitan Upgrade Is there a way to acquire a copy of the El Capitan upgrade without downloading it first via the App Store, for example via a USB Drive? I know you can make a USB Drive after downloading El Capitan, but I am trying to skip the download itself.

A: Don't is my recommendation. This is how malware gets introduced into Apple software - like the Xcode ghost where developers were not downloading from Apple and not checking the validity of the software they installed.
If you call AppleCare, they might sell you physical media or even comp the shipping charge if they feel yours is a legitimate need to avoid the download. You could also find someone you trusted to have them make you an installer and ship it to you.
I have known people that went to an Apple store and asked if they could sign in to the App Store on a Mac there and download the installer to a USB drive. Since the store probably runs a caching server, even downloading 10 GB of data would proceed in a matter of minutes.

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*What is the best way to generate a Yosemite or Mavericks Install USB flash drive?

A: https://7labs.heypub.com/tips-tricks/el-capitan-direct-download.html
go to this site and you will get instructions on how you can download it.


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import Vue from 'vue';
import VueRouter from 'vue-router';

import Home from '../pages/Home';
import Category from '../pages/Category';

const routes = [
  {path: '/', component: Home},
  {path: '/category', component: Category}
];

Vue.use(VueRouter);
const router = new VueRouter({routes});

export default router;


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Le județ de Bacău est un județ en Moldavie roumaine, ayant pour chef-lieu la ville de Bacău.

Liste des municipalités, villes et communes

Municipalités
(population en 2011)
 Bacău ()
 Moinești ()
 Onești ()

Villes
(population en 2011)
 Buhuși ()
 Comănești ()
 Dărmănești ()
 Slănic-Moldova ()
 Târgu Ocna ()

Communes

Démographie
En 2011, la répartition ethnique de la population du județ s'établissait comme suit :
 Roumains, , (90,6 %) ;
 Roms, , (2,5 %) ;
 Hongrois, , (0,7 %).

En ce qui concerne la langue maternelle déclarée des habitants, les chiffres sont les suivantst :
 roumain,  (91,7 %) ;
 romani,  (1,5 %) ;
 hongrois,  (0,8 %).

Enfin, la répartition religieuse des différentes communautés du județ est la suivante :
 Orthodoxes, 76,3 % ;
 Catholiques romains, 15,7 %.

Historique

Géographie

Politique

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Notes et références


1p-lsd is a research chemical that has been on the market since 2015. The effects of 1p-lsd are closely related to those of LSD. It is in the same family of molecules (analogue). It is also a homolog for ALD-52.
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