Dating Disasters and Cold Weather Chowders – domestic diva, M.D.
I have had many disastrous dates. However, one guy has the prize for committing so many errors in just one evening.
It is partially my fault, since I hesitantly agreed to this date. I should have listened to my gut feeling…but I thought I'd be nice, give the guy a chance, and agreed.
I was slightly confused when he picked me up and his dog was in the car. Now, this date was in winter, and I don't know that many people who let their dog chill in their car when it's cold outside in Michigan.
When we arrived at their house, I then had surprise #2– his mother and father both came running outside to meet me.
Now, I don't like to meet parents until I have been dating a guy for a while, and I certainly don't like to meet parents while on the first date. I also barely knew this guy, and the fact that his parents had already "heard so much about" me was a bit alarming.
Now I realize that mistakes happen, but at least say that. I normally offer to pay for my half of the meal, but don't tell me to pay for your dinner, too. And second, just because I'm going to be a doctor some day, does not mean that I don't currently have over $250,000 in debt from medical school.
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REALLY? where did you meet this guy!
Definitely a sign to go with the gut feeling in future!
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The Healthy UCity Race Series was designed to encourage health and wellness by providing opportunities for physical activity for all ages and fitness levels. With events ranging from fun runs to a duathlon to a half marathon, there are plenty of opportunities to participate! These events are all in University City and feature scenic routes and fantastic venues.
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March 11, 2016 janakornelyCairo Drive, documentary, revolution, Sherief Elkathsa
Caro Drive was a very entertaining documentary about driving in the streets of Cairo. The movie was followed by a discussion with filmmaker Sherief Elkatsha, who also visited the class earlier that day. Sherief Elkatsha repeatedly said that his film was not about the revolution, but that the revolution just happened while he was making the movie, a documentary that took him five years to produce. It is true that the revolution is not the focus of the story, but its impact on the city can still be felt while watching.
It was invigorating to see how openly Sherief Elkatsha discussed the process of making the movie and that he openly admitted that a lot of lucky coincidence was involved instead of trying to be the mysterious filmmaker with a masterplan. I think that gave a lot of the film students in the audience hope and the strength to try to go along with their own projects.
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I agree, in that the Cairo Drive documentary was very entertaining. I also liked the director's person orientated perspective on the highly impactful social revolution of Egypt. His novel approach shed a whole new light on the seriousness of the insurgencies that was previously unseen.

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Volunteer Spotlight: Carlos Vergara
April is Volunteer Appreciation Month! Last year we had more than 16,000 volunteer visits with 40,007 hours donated. This is the equivalent of 19 full-time staff members. We can't serve Delawareans in need without the support of committed volunteers!
While Carlos Vergara has only volunteered at the Food Bank for close to two months, he has already established himself as a leader in the volunteer room. This Appoquinimink High School senior volunteers at our Newark facility three to four times a week, so he has worked on a variety of projects and knows the ins and outs for volunteer packing and sorting tasks! Other volunteers frequently ask him questions and look to him for guidance.
Deeply concerned by the issues of homelessness and poverty, Carlos wanted to make a difference in his community. "I have seen a lot of homeless people, and I just don't like to see them like that," he says.
So, he went online to find places to volunteer that focused on these issues. Carlos found the Food Bank of Delaware's online scheduling site, VolunteerHub, and signed up. He said it was "very easy."
Carlos' favorite volunteer activity is packing bags for the children's Backpack Program. "We bag up the food and pack the bags in boxes," he explains. "When the pallet's full, I take the pallet jack and wrap the pallet and take it to where it's supposed to go."
Each week, volunteers like Carlos pack more than 5,000 bags with shelf-stable foods for children who are at risk of hunger over the weekends and holidays. Bags are delivered to schools throughout the state and are distributed by school officials on Fridays.
For individuals considering volunteering at the Food Bank of Delaware, Carlos urges them to look at the statistics. There is a great deal of poverty in our local communities, he points out.
"I like the feeling of being able to help out," he says.
Interested in volunteering at the Food Bank of Delaware? Volunteer shifts are available during the day and select evenings and weekends. Volunteers ages 7-15 must be accompanied by an adult. To view available volunteer opportunities in both Newark and Milford, please visit www.fbd.volunteerhub.com.
302 Food Rescue to Help Reduce Food Waste and Feed More People through Technology
New app will connect volunteers with fresh food donations for local hunger-relief organizations Built on a community collaboration between premier sponsor Bayhealth and collaborating organizations – the Food Bank of Delaware and American Heart Association & American Stroke Association– a first-in-the-nation statewide food rescue program, 302 Food Rescue, launched this morning at the Milford Food…
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Thanksgiving is just 45 days away (at least it is if you are reading this on October 10!)! To prepare for the holiday season, the Food Bank of Delaware kicked off its annual Thanksgiving holiday food drive today. With high costs due to inflation, the community's support is needed now more than ever to ensure…
Perdue Jumpstarts Food Bank of Delaware Milford Capital Campaign with $250,000 Gift
In advance of the official groundbreaking of the Food Bank of Delaware's new 67,000-square-foot Milford facility on Sept. 29, Perdue Farms jump started the Building Hope in Milford capital campaign this morning by presenting a $250,000 donation. The gift from the Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation, the company's charitable giving arm, is part…
Food Bank of Delaware Partners with Compact Membrane Systems to Reduce Food Waste
The Delaware First State Food System awarded a grant to the Food Bank of Delaware to work with Compact Membrane Systems' (CMS) atmosphere control technology to increase the shelf life of donated produce. The goal of this project is to test and validate that the CMS Membrane System can double the shelf life of tested…
Food Bank of Delaware Announces New Officers and Board of Directors
The Food Bank of Delaware announced today its officers and the appointment of six new board member to its Board of Directors for the 2023 fiscal year. The following officers have been elected to the Food Bank of Delaware's Executive Committee: Andy Larmore, Chairman (Vice President, Bayshore Transportation) Steve Thompson, Chair-Elect (Retired, Chesapeake Utilities) Andrew…
Food Lion Offers Customers an Opportunity to Gain Free Admittance to Delaware State Fair during "Food Lion Feeds Hunger Relief Day" on July 25
Food Lion, the Delaware State Fair and the Food Bank of Delaware announced today that the 11th annual "Food Lion Feeds Hunger Relief Day" will take place on Monday, July 25 at the Delaware State Fair. Fair attendees who bring five Food Lion brand canned or boxed goods will, in exchange, receive free gate admittance…
CANgineering winners announced; 25 teams help Food Bank
And the winners are . . . The green and pink daisy created by Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority was judged the Best in Show in the 2022 Food Bank of Delaware's CANgineering competition that drew 25 entries statewide. Zakat Foundation's creation of a Food Fort of Delaware won the Popular Vote through a week-long social…


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Home > Food Recall > Cozy Vale Raw Milk again linked to E. coli
By Bill Marler on December 11, 2020
Cozy Vale Creamery of Tenino, WA, is advising consumers to throw out or return any of the dairy's retail raw milk and cream products with the best by dates of Dec. 12-14 through 12-23 because state tests showed E. coli contamination.
The unpasteurized dairy products were bottled in a gallon, half-gallon, quart, and pint containers, were sold to customers, including retail stores, in Western Washington. The dairy had pathogen problems at least twice in 2017.
"The advisory was initiated after routine sampling conducted by the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) revealed the presence of toxin-producing E. coli in retail raw cream dated Dec. 14. The pathogen was not detected in raw skim and whole milk products, however, all products were processed from the same milk. Cozy Vale Creamery and WSDA continue to work jointly to address the source of the problem," according to a statement from operators of Cozy Vale Creamery.
Over Thanksgiving week 2011, Cozy Vale Creamery's raw milk products were recalled because they were linked to three E. coli O157:H7 illnesses and after environmental swabbing at the facility discovered that locations in the milking parlor and processing areas were contaminated with the E. coli O157:H7 bacteria. At least two of those cases were children who developed Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome. Cozy Vale Creamery's whole and skim milk and cream were distributed through seven retail outlets in Pierce, Thurston and King counties. They products were sold retail at the farm store and at Marlene's Market in Tacoma, two Olympia Food Co-Op locations in Olympia, Olympia Local Foods in Tumwater, Yelm Co-op in Yelm, Mt. Community Co-op in Eatonville and Marlene's Market in Federal Way.
Marler Clark, The Food Safety Law Firm, is the nation's leading law firm representing victims of E. coli outbreaks and hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS). The E. coli lawyers of Marler Clark have represented thousands of victims of E. coli and other foodborne illness infections and have recovered over $750 million for clients. Marler Clark is the only law firm in the nation with a practice focused exclusively on foodborne illness litigation. Our E. coli lawyers have litigated E. coli and HUS cases stemming from outbreaks traced to ground beef, raw milk, lettuce, spinach, sprouts, and other food products. The law firm has brought E. coli lawsuits against such companies as Jack in the Box, Dole, ConAgra, Cargill, and Jimmy John's. We have proudly represented such victims as Brianne Kiner, Stephanie Smith and Linda Rivera.
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Cycle-to-work Scheme
Type of Measure: IrishPolicySpecific
Sub-Measure Description: Education and TrainingInformation - Label/CampaignPolicy Support Measure
Principal Sector: Transport
Main Emission Target: Air PollutionGHGₛ
Policy Focus: AirClimate
Status of Implementation: Ongoing
The cycle-to-work scheme was introduced in Ireland in January 2009, with the aim of increasing the share of cyclists during the work commute, reducing traffic congestion, lowering emissions, and improving average health and fitness levels. The scheme covers bicycles and bicycle accessories (i.e. locks, lights, helmets, bells, mirrors, pumps, puncture repair kits, reflective clothing, etc.) up to the maximum value of €1,000, whereby employers first purchase the bicycles for employees, and then decide whether to bear the full cost of the bicycles themselves, or by salary sacrifice agreement with employees where payment is made over a maximum 12 month period. Savings are made in terms of exemptions from benefit-in-kind taxation. Thus, a minimum saving (at the top tax rate) of 41% is made on the cost of a new bike.
Participation in this scheme is completely voluntary, and at the discretion of employers. However, with significant savings to be made in the form of tax exemptions, there is a strong incentive to participate. Thus, the scheme is operated and implemented by individual employers, who can make a claim following the purchase of the bike as a tax-exempt benefit in kind. Where it is financed via a salary sacrifice, the employee saves on income tax, levies, and PRSI. This scheme and tax exemption can only be applied once in any 5year period in respect of any employee.
This measure is relatively new and, hence, information on the impact of it remains relatively scarce and limited to anecdotal evidence and media sources. Notwithstanding this however, the consensus appears to be fairly positive in terms of the uptake of the scheme. However, the increase in bicycle stock has also coincided with a reported increase in bicycle theft. A possible concern with this measure lies with the fact that it is potentially open to all employees of any kind despite the actual distance travelled to work. Thus, while individuals may claim to avail of the scheme to cycle to work, in actual fact the bike can be used for other purposes, and in the presence of long commutes, will most likely not be used to travel to work, and hence not impact upon bicycle modal share of trips in these cases. Irrespective the benefits even for leisure use will persist for the individual at the expense of the tax revenue lost to the state.
Cost to employee if opting for salary sacrifice agreement, cost to employer if covering the cost of the bicycle(s), cost to Revenue in the form of tax exemptions.
Benefits include reduced emissions where motorised trip substitution occurs, improved fitness levels, reduced cost to employees in terms of parking, fuel costs or public transport costs. A healthier workforce, higher bicycle sales at shops. It is worth noting that bicycle purchases can be made anywhere in the world (i.e. including Northern Ireland or online from abroad).
Specific details on the bike-to-work scheme: http://www.bikescheme.ie
Cost-benefit of cycle tracks: http://tinyurl.com/2wtsqn4
Paper arguing for the introduction of spatially differentiated policies in regard to cycling: http://tinyurl.com/36wkqxp
Paper on the health benefits of walking and cycling: http://tinyurl.com/2vyzgxc
Reference this
Policymeasures.com (2022). Cycle-to-work Scheme. Available at: https://policymeasures.com/measure/cycle-to-work-scheme/. Last accessed: 16-01-2022.
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Antoine Mountain is a downhill ski area located just outside of Mattawa in Northeastern Ontario, Canada. It currently hold the record for the longest ski run in Ontario with 2.9 kilometers long.

The public facilities include a main chalet (which includes seating, storage, washrooms, and a cafeteria), a rental building, and the Canadian Ski Patrol quarters.

The hill opened in 1975 as Mount Antoine and was run jointly with the Laurentian Ski Hill until 2000, which when it was closed.

In 2015, the hill reopened with a renovated facility and a new Doppelmayr quad lift.

See also
List of ski areas and resorts in Canada

References

External links

Geography of Nipissing District
Mattawa, Ontario
Ski areas and resorts in Ontario

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Film Marketing an interactive session in the Bahamas with Bruno Chatelin, jury member at Bahamas International Film festival
Film Marketing an interactive session in the Bahamas · Studio to indie : what will work for you. I will share key lessons I learnt when marketing major studio films at Sony and Fox and how this can apply to independent film marketing. · Success stories in film distribution : The story and the vision behind the success of Philadelphia, Slee...
11.10.2012 | Bahamas International Film Festival Dailies's blog
The jury members of The 9th Bahamas Film Fest
Bruno Chatelin Short Film Bruno Chatelin, HEC Business School alumni, began his marketing career in 1979 with large international Advertising Agencies: Publicis, DMM Masius and JWT, where he handled accounts such as Kellog's Unilever, Colgate Palmolive, Mars Foods, Mastercard... Former film distributor He started in 1985 working for Sony then UGC 20th Century FOX in France (Marketing Director and Managing Director) he has launched ...
EFA Board members Elected for 2012
The President: Wim Wenders, Director, Germany Wim Wenders attended the Academy of Film & Television in Munich, worked as a film critic for various German publications, and was a founding member of Filmverlag der Autoren. In 1976 he set up his own production company, Road Movies, and, in 2002, Reverse Angle. Often hailed as one of the most important German directors on the international scene, Wenders has received various international awards, including the Golden Lion (TH...
02.08.2012 | European Film Awards's blog
The International Film Festival Summit Europe will return to Paris April 3 and 4
The 6th Annual International Film Festival Summit Europe will be the most informative and fun filled summit to date. Bruno Chatelin will co chair the event with Scott Hillier (ECU festival founder) and Laurie Kirby (IFFS Executive Director). Bruno Chatelin is the co founder of filmfestivals.com fest21.com, producer (Emotion Film Factory) and former distributor: head of Sony Pictures and UGC FOX France, he is a newly elected Board Member at the European Film Academy. Scott Hillier...
13.12.2011 | IFFS The International Film Festival Summit Europe's blog
Cinergia 2011 jury members voting for best European debut and the Munk competition
JURY COMPETITION FOR THE BEST EUROPEAN DEBUT headed by Krzysztof Zanussi Krzysztof Zanussi - jury president. He was born in Warsaw in 1939. In 1960 he started studying the film direction at the Lodz Film School. Since 1966 he has directed many documentaries, features for cinema and TV, in Poland and abroad. He is also stage and opera director. From 1974 to 1981 vice-chairman of the Polish Filmmakers Association. From 1979 chief manager and director of Tor Film Stu...
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Aruba Fest screens "Ensemble" by Mohamed Fekrane as part of Island wide "Tolerance Day" program
The Aruba International Film Festival (AIFF) is joining Fundacion Respeta Bida in supporting an Island wide "Tolerance Day" (Sunday, June 12th) by extending the event an extra day to Monday, June 13th to host a special screening series. The announcement was made by Festival founders Giuseppe Cioccarrelli and Jonathan Vieira and AIFF Artistic Director Claudio Masenza. On Monday, June 13th AIFF will sponsor a special screening showcase consisting of four films, free to the public, all d...
13.06.2011 | Aruba International Film Festival's blog
Aruba Fest screens "Ensemble" for island Tolerance Day
Aruba Fest screens "Ensemble" by Mohamed Fekrane as part of Island wide "Tolerance Day" programThe Aruba International Film Festival (AIFF) is joining Fundacion Respeta Bida in supporting an Island wide "Tolerance Day" (Sunday, June 12th) by extending the event an extra day to Monday, June 13th to host a special screening series. The announcement was made by Festival founders Giuseppe Cioccarrelli and Jonathan Vieira and AIFF Artistic Director Claudio Masenza. On Monday, June 13th AIFF w...
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Revival possibilities of film festivals at Mediawave Film Forum 2
The way of festivals: uniqueness, new trends, audience Festival representatives discuss the new ways they should find to keep and attract audience, how to keep up with the digital world. Éva Vezér (HUN) Hungarian Film Unio The participants will represent the following festivals: IFF Bratislava (SLK) Diagonale Film Festival (AUT) OHO Cinema (AUT) Next Film Festival (ROM) Alter-Native Short Film Festival (ROM) Sofia International Film Festival (BUL) Sarajevo...
Revival possibilities of film festivals Mediawave Film Forum 2 Panelists
The way of festivals: uniqueness, new trends, audience Festival representatives discuss the new ways they should find to keep and attract audience, how to keep up with the digital world. Éva Vezér (HUN)Hungarian Film UnioThe participants will represent the following festivals:IFF Bratislava (SLK)Diagonale Film Festival (AUT)OHO Cinema (AUT)Next Film Festival (ROM)Alter-Native Short Film Festival (ROM)Sofia International Film Festival (BUL)Sarajevo Film Festival (BIH)Beldocs FF (SRB)Nordic Film...
Banlieuz Art competition awarded 8 shorts in Cannes: Ensemble by Mohamed Fekrane...
ENSEMBLE Cast and Crew The Synopsis: Paris, 1942, Isaac a Jewish child, escapes the Nazis, he found refuge in the mosque of Paris. Ahmed, the Imam, took under his protection. Ahmed decided to save as many children as possible from certain death. Short Film "Ensemble" based on a true story about imam Si Kaddour Benghabrit.
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Banlieuz Art competition awarded 8 short films in Cannes: Ensemble...
ENSEMBLE Cast and Crew The Synopsis: Paris, 1942, Isaac a Jewish child, escapes the Nazis, he found refuge in the mosque of Paris. Ahmed, the Imam, took under his protection. Ahmed decided to save as many children as possible from certain death. Short Film "Ensemble" based on a true story about imam Si Kaddour Benghabrit. Directed by Mohamed Fékrane (2010) 12 minutes The Cast: Habib Kadi, Clémence Thioly, Arsene Mosca, DjamelBou...
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2 Films with a message meet in Cannes around same subject and true story: Muslim saves young jews in occupied Paris WW2
Both films (a feature film and a short film) tell a story based on the true life of Rector of The Grande Mosquée de Paris who saved young jews in 1942 by forging certificates of muslim origin for hundreds of young jews. 500 to 1600 the exact figure is not available, on Schindlers's list there WAS a list Free Men (Les hommes libres) written and directed by Ismaël FERROUKHI, produced by Fabienne Vonier starring Tahar Ramin... will screen may 19th in Official selection, a spe...
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Festivals organizers attending the panels and wine tasting FUTURE OF FESTIVAL MAY 15
The festival will be represented in style with a crowd of 100 Cinando POFF POFF filmfestivals.com Vilnius International Film Festival Vilnius International Film Festival FESTIVAL PARIS CINEMA CentEast Market Warsaw Toronto International Film Festival FEMI REGENSBURGER KURZFILMWOC...
Ensemble among winners selection of 8 shorts to screen in Cannes Palais May 22
Ensemble has been selected to screen may 20 salle Bazin along with 7 other short films selected by Banlieuz'Art (supported by BNP and Ile de France) The film is also selected by the Short Film Corner. Emotion Film Factory proudly invites you to a screening of the Short Film "Ensemble" Salle Bazin May 20th 3:00pm RSVP The film is one the 8 winners selected by the Banlieuz'Art short film competition. It has also been invited to scree...
08.05.2011 | Ensemble's blog
NEWSLETTER N° 506: April 29, 2011
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Ensemble - Together
Director: Mohamed Fekrane.
Paris, 1942, Isaac a Jewish child, escapes the Nazis, he found refuge in the mosque of Paris. Ahmed, the Imam, took under his protection. Ahmed decided to save as many children as possible from certain death. A true story, it is still impossible to evaluate the exact number of lives SI KADDOUR BENGHABRIT saved through his extraordinary acts, most say it ranges between 600 and 1500.
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2nd International Film Festivals Forum "Eastern-Central Drift" Vilnius
International Film Festivals Forum "Eastern-Central Drift" is being held for the 2nd time in Vilnius as a part of 16th Vilnius International Film Festival "Kino pavasaris".
The event intends to become an annual gathering place and creative ideas production lab for main international film festivals of the region.
The festivals Forum is taking place on the March 28-31st at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Vilnius and will make it possible for more than 20 International film festival representatives and highly experienced keynote speakers to discuss topical issues for contemporary film promoters, such as building up closer relations with other film industry players, improving cooperation with private sponsors, increasing the diversity of the audience, developing sustainable cross-border cooperation, contribution to the growth of Europe's creative economy, and many other.
The organizers of the Forum hope that this new initiative will generate answers and creative ideas that will help to meet new challenges and enrich film festivals of the Eastern-Central Europe in new cross-border undertakings.
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Program for the Vilnius Film Festival Forum
10.00-10:10 Welcoming speech by the director of Vilnius International Film Festival "Kino pavasaris" and the representative of Lithuanian Ministry of Culture. 10.10-11.30 *"What Should I Know about Central-Eastern European Film Festival" (PART I) This panel will open the floor for the guest-festivals and will give them an opportunity to introduce their individual festivals, their different programming, submission specificities as well as the scope of the in...
ENSEMBLE Cast and Crew
The Synopsis: Paris, 1942, Isaac a Jewish child, escapes the Nazis, he finds refuge in the Mosquée of Paris where Ahmed, the Imam, takes him under his protection. Ahmed then started to save as many children as possible from certain death. Before he was arrested... A poignant story based on true events, though it is still impossible to evaluate the number of lives saved through these extraordinary brave acts, the estimates range between 600 and 1500." Investigations...
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Q: How do I modify PATH in the VSCode integrated terminal without overwriting VSCode's own additions to the PATH? I am using VSCode's Remote SSH feature to develop on a remote Linux server. One of the features of VSCode Remote SSH is that when using the VSCode integrated terminal, a special path is injected into $PATH in the terminal environment to allow you to use the code command on the remote server and have it open files in your existing VSCode session. For instance, from the VSCode integrated terminal:
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[user@server my-workspace]$ code README.md
[user@server my-workspace]$ # README.md is now open in my existing VSCode session

However, when using VSCode in this particular workspace, I want to prepend a directory to the $PATH, for instance, the build/bin folder inside the workspace. For this reason, I created a .vscode/settings.json in my directory with the following contents:
{
    "terminal.integrated.env.linux": {
        "PATH": "${workspaceFolder}/build/bin:${env:PATH}"
    }
}

Unfortunately, this seems to overwrite VSCode's own addition to the $PATH:
[user@server my-workspace]$ echo "$PATH"
/nethome/user/my-workspace/build/bin:/usr/lib64/qt-3.3/bin:/usr/lib64/ccache:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/opt/puppetlabs/bin:/tools/matlab/r2019a/bin:/usr/apps/bin:/nethome/user/bin:/tools/matlab/r2019a/bin:/usr/apps/bin:/nethome/user/bin
[user@server my-workspace]$ which code
/usr/bin/which: no code in (/nethome/user/my-workspace/build/bin:/usr/lib64/qt-3.3/bin:/usr/lib64/ccache:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/opt/puppetlabs/bin:/tools/matlab/r2019a/bin:/usr/apps/bin:/nethome/user/bin:/tools/matlab/r2019a/bin:/usr/apps/bin:/nethome/user/bin)
[user@server my-workspace]$ code README.md
bash: code: command not found...

Is there a way to prepend my desired directory to the $PATH in the integrated terminal without overwriting the one injected by VSCode (.../bin/remote-cli)?

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River: It's easy to visualize that I always have more than enough money for anything I want to do. One of the Law of Attraction rules is to ACT as if you really are preparing for an event; however, I know I cannot spend money that has not yet been received to reserve a hotel room. There is a dis-connect here—what am I missing?
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River: Can you help me reach a deeper understanding of this?
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River: How is this achieved? How is it to happen in the real world, day to day?
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River: So if I focus on receiving a thousand dollars by a certain date in order to go to an event, does that requirement set by the event organizer, and then accepted and reinforced by me, block the flow?
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River: How then shall I reorient myself? How shall I adjust my thinking?
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Acknowledge what you WANT to happen and what your orderly mind thinks MUST happen in order to attend an event that has great meaning to you.
Enrich these visualizations by FEELING in your body and your soul the joy and excitement of getting on the plane, the exhilaration of walking into the venue with so many others of like mind, and so forth. Adding this emotional power will greatly strengthen your manifestations.
Be careful you do not slip back into worrying about money arriving "on time."
River: Okay, but what if I do all this to the best of my ability, and don't get the result I desire?
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The solution is to spend time welcoming abundance every day. Just that! Take ten minutes and pro-ject love and welcome to abundance in all its forms, without attachment to what the outcome might be. Then get up and go on to your next activity with a grateful heart.
Now, whenever I visit one of my financial-type websites (eBay, PayPal, credit union) I spend several minutes beaming gratitude and love to the account and all those numbers; and I blend in Reiki energy and symbols, as well. Numbers, individually and in groups, have their own level of awareness and intention; so I consider them to be partners instead of little marks on paper. And yes, unexpected abundance in different forms keeps arriving. Letting go of my NEED to know how and when, and trust the process, has been a bit uncomfortable for this German Capricorn... But I'm sure it will end up being A Good Thing!
Note 1: While most of this material was channeled from the Deva of Abundance, I've worked in some advice channeled from my crystal skull friend Petrichor.
Note 2: The article mentioned above is "How to be Rich - Three Beliefs about Money You Must Re-lease First" by Jenny Smagala.
Note 3: Yes, "the Universe of energy flows where it is needed" does remind me of Harry Potter's Room of Requirement!
Note 4: Most Benevolent Outcomes were developed by Tom T. Moore and are a very effective way to achieve what you desire and help others. Tom's website is thegentlewaybook.com.
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Q: How to round total only if BACS method checked. Woocommerce I fonud function that rounds the total, but can't understand how to make it work only if BACS payment checked on checkout page.
add_filter( 'woocommerce_calculated_total', 'custom_calculated_total' );
function custom_calculated_total( $total ) {
  $total = round( $total, 1 );
return ceil($total);
}

A: If someone will need, I found solution:
add_filter( 'woocommerce_calculated_total', 'custom_calculated_total' );

function custom_calculated_total( $total ) {
    if( WC()->session->get( 'chosen_payment_method' ) == 'bacs' )
    {
        $total = round( $total, 1 );
        $total = ceil( $total );
    }

    return $total;
}

The woocommerce_calculated_total hook is documented here:


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Birthday Blogathon: Film #3 To Kill a Mockingbird 1962
Posted on November 16, 2012 by Jnpickens
This is part of the 2nd Annual Birthday mini-blogathon, sharing my favorite movies leading up to my birthday.
Early Thursday evening was characterized with screeching tires.
I was running late for the TCM screening of "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) in Charlotte, N.C., showing in movie theaters all over the United States for one day. I had already planned on trying to see the movie, and then was fortunate enough to win tickets from True Classics blog in a contest.
Now I'm not sure I would categorize it as a favorite classic film like other movies I have written about in the past, but I do really enjoy it.
It had been a long time since I had seen the film, probably since the first time I watched it in Miss Presley's freshman English class at Eastside High School. Watching a classic film in a high school classroom ruins the experience; kids talking and laughing at the movie, the teacher pausing to discuss literary elements.
There I was on the front row, up close and personal with Gregory Peck. Seeing the film on a movie screen for probably the first time since I was 14 was unreal.
Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch defending Brock Peters as Tom Robinson in "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962)
Starring: Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch, Brock Peters as Tom Robinson, Paul Fix as Judge Taylor, Robert Duval as Boo Radley, James Anderson as Bob Ewell, Mary Badham as Scout, Phillip Alford as Jem
Brief Plot: Set in the 1930s and based off of the 1960s book, the film follows children growing up in Alabama and their lawyer father, Atticus Finch, as he defends a black man who has been accused of rape.
Key moments in the film:
Scout (dressed as a ham) and Jem walking home from an agricultural pageant.
"To Kill a Mockingbird," in my opinion, is a flawless film with several scenes that stick with you:
-Atticus Finch shooting the rabid dog.
-Scout's friend Walter putting syrup on his dinner.
-Rev. Sykes telling Scout, Jem and Dill to stand up after Tom Robinson was found guilty, because their "Father is Passing."
-Scout running walking through the woods in a ham costume.
-The way Boo Radley presses against the wall when they see him behind the door, and Scout looks at him closely and says, "Hey Boo."
Performances:
Children: The children who play Dill, Jem and Scout have great comedic timing and also act with a lot of heart. I think my favorite thing about the children is that they act like regular kids: Running out the door as fast as they can to school, spitting on hinges so they won't squeak, believing in rumors
Atticus Finch shooting a rabid dog
Gregory Peck: Of course, the performance that stands out the most is Gregory Peck's as Atticus Finch. The 1963 Academy Awards are one of those years that you wish every Actor in a Leading Role could have won. There have been times when I think, "Why didn't Jack Lemmon when the Oscar for 'Days of Wine and Roses'?" or "Why didn't Peter O'Toole win for 'Lawrence of Arabia'?" And then I see that Gregory Peck won for his role in "To Kill a Mockingbird" and see why they didn't. Peck plays the role with so much heart and integrity. From defending a man who was innocent to saying goodnight to his children, he is believable as a father and citizen.
Obviously, several people remember Peck's speech in the courtroom. But for me, it's the little moments that really make the part, such as when he's talking to Scout about his pocket watch and how she would get her mother's pearl necklace, struggling with his glasses as he tries to shoot the dog or when he reacts to Bob Ewell spitting in his face.
Atticus telling Scout how she will receive her mother's pearl necklace and a ring.
Supporting Characters: The supporting character's make the film as well. James Anderson plays a loathsome Bob Ewell, Paul Fix is the epitome of a Southern judge who also seems sympathetic for Tom Robinson and Estelle Evans as Calpurnia shows compassion for the children that she's cared for since their mother died. But most of all, Brock Peters as Tom Robinson. He isn't in the movie very much but the scene of him testifying in court about how he supposedly raped Mayella Ewell is perfect.
To Review: The film of "To Kill a Mockingbird" may be considered thin compared to the book, it leaves out a lot of coming of age experiences that Scout and Jim encounter. However, compared to many film adaptations of novels, I think the film highlights important issues while still addressing the racial issues and children growing up in the 1930s South. Seeing it on the big screen was by far my best classic film screening of the three I have attended (the others being "West Side Story" and "Strangers on a Train"). No one was talking around me-no quoting allowed of quotes or singing aloud. It's a wonderful feeling to sit in a theater packed with other classic film fans. One last thing, I have to admit that I teared up when Scout said, "Hey there, Boo."
This concludes Day 3 of Birthday Blogathon Week. Have to admit, I got a little behind. Please stop by again tomorrow for another favorite film of mine!
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3 thoughts on "Birthday Blogathon: Film #3 To Kill a Mockingbird 1962"
nicholas on November 17, 2012 at 3:38 PM said:
I am so glad you did this one. I love this movie. It must have been so fun to watch it in a theater, with people around that enjoy a good movie. They say it was Gregory Peck's favorite. I love the way the story unwinds, the world the children live in is created, and seeing things through their eyes we don't really see things very clearly. Great injustice was name calling, and Boo Radley was a monster that lived in the basement, and their father, Atticus Finch, "Atticus was good at explaining things, but that was all he was good at, we thought." says Scout. As the story unfolds they are come to see things far differently… about their father, about Boo, about the world they live in. I loved the ending, where the wise Atticus Finch is scrambling to put things together:
"I must be losing my memory. I can't remember whether Jem is twelve or thirteen. Anyway it'll have to come before the county court. Of course it's a clear cut case of self defense. I'll ahh, well I'll run down to the office…"
"Mr. Finch do you think Jem stabbed Bob Ewell – is that what you think? Your boy never killed anyone."
[Atticus and Sheriff Heck Tate look at Boo]
"Bob Ewell fell on his knife – he killed himself. There's a black man dead for no reason; now the man responsible for it is dead. Let the dead bury the dead this time, Mr. Finch. I never heard tell it was against the law for any citizen to do his utmost to prevent a crime from being committed, which is exactly what he did. But maybe you'll tell me it's my duty to tell the town all about it and not to hush it up. Well, you know what'll happen then? All the ladies in Maycomb, including my wife, will be knocking on his door bringing angel food cakes. To my way of thinking, taking the one man who's done you and this town a big service and dragging him with his shy ways into the limelight – to me that's a sin… it's a sin. And I'm not about to have it on my head. I may not be much Mr. Finch, but I'm still sheriff of Maycomb County and Bob Ewell fell on his knife. Good night, sir."
Loved that, and Scout's final thoughts. Great movie. Thanks for sharing it!
silverscreenings on November 18, 2012 at 12:43 PM said:
I agree that it's the "little moments" that Peck uses to really define his character. Your descriptions of them were so vivid, I could remember the scenes exactly even though it's been a few years since I've seen this film.
ClassicBecky on November 19, 2012 at 12:37 PM said:
I too won tickets to Mockingbird, and then got sick with a horrible migraine in the afternoon and couldn't go! That REALLY made me sick! I love this movie, for all the reasons you describe, and more so because of the incredible music by Elmer Bernstein. I can listen just to the music because of its beauty.
All of the actors you mentioned were really perfect in their parts — one that always affected me tremendously was the girl who played Mayelle Ewing (I can't remember her name). She was so good that it makes it difficult for me to see her in anything else without remembering the reprehensible Mayelle — that's not fair, but her performance brought out all the hate, fear, desperate poverty, ugliness of that character — she would have been pitiful, and indeed was, but for the fact that she condemned a wonderful man to death with her lies.
I've been able to see other classic films on the big screen, and there's just nothing like it, is there? A whole different experience. I enjoyed this piece very much!


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Is the Blockchain Taking Gaming to the next Level?
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Video games are a big deal. Increasingly, they are starting to feel like an international pastime as they perfectly blend entertainment, recreation, and socialization. According to recent studies, 4/5 Americans own some type of video game console and an impressive 42% of Americans play video games for at least three hours each week. Worldwide, more than 2 billion people are playing video games, and as Geek Wire reports, 700M of them are online." It's no wonder then that the most transformative technology on the internet, the blockchain, is making inroads into the video game industry and improving the possibilities for everyone involved. In general, the blockchain is impacting video games in three ways.
Multi-Player Integration
The blockchain is one of the most technologically advanced processes being integrated into mainstream computing, but its primary benefit is extremely simple: it improves performance while advancing already-common gaming models. With video games being more interactive than ever, improving multi-player integration is a huge advantage for game developers and players.
Network Units, an Ethereum blockchain startup, is reshaping the gaming landscape by connecting multi-player game developers to users with extra bandwidth and CPU resources. This is improving gaming performance while creating new opportunities for gamers and developers. Their NU token promotes everything from e-sports competition to platform integration, and It allows users from different devices and ecosystems to participate in a compatible, safe, and reliable environment.
Because the blockchain operates on a distributed ledger system, blockchain based games will be unaffected by server outages or poor performance caused by high-traffic. Moreover, because video games rely on real-time feedback and hyper-responsive technology, blockchain based games can lessen latency while improving reliability and power. Network Units is capitalizing on this power by incorporating Unity3D, which enables everything from 2D graphics to rich AR. It's these technological improvements that make a real difference in the gaming experience.
Tokenized Incentives
Obviously, people don't need much incentive to play captivating video games. However, with so many developers pushing the possibilities of video games, it's difficult to create a product that differentiates itself from other games. Gaming on the blockchain is that differentiator.
The blockchain was created as the accounting backbone of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. It has since expanded to account for a wide variety of currencies and digital tokens, which can be applied to the video game realm. For example, blockchain-based video games can create unique crypto tokens that are easily traded on the platform or can be exchanged for actual fiat currency. In addition, developers can incentivize platform participation by embedding value into the crypto-mining process. Users can assign unused GPU to help maintain the blockchain while earning token rewards for their efforts.
Tokenization also allows users to easily move between blockchain platforms, so they aren't locked into a single ecosystem. As The Next Web explains, "The cross-border accessibility through tokenization has made it possible to bring the results from a particular game into another." This transferability is a significant value-add, and it's made possible by blockchain technology. This concept is being applied at TriForce Tokens, a blockchain startup that is decentralizing the nature of gaming platforms by creating a system that both fosters community and equips all parties to create value through a unique cryptocurrency. Their tokenization of video gaming is a glimpse into the future of the video game industry.
Better Competition
Originally, video games were played on a single TV using a game cartridge and a single council. That experience has been steadily changing over the past two decades, and video games today are a more interactive and competitive experience than ever. The emergence of esports, competitive video gaming that exists in many nuanced forms, is an increasingly popular phenomenon, and it's attracting the attention of Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and other mainstream sports media organizations. According to Sports Illustrated, "The industry produced an estimated $493 million in revenue…and that number is projected to surpass $1 billion by 2019."
The blockchain will be a part of this booming industry. One of the blockchain's most lauded features, smart contracts, will facilitate competition and can serve as an unbiased, digital referee for competitive agreements. In an interview with Medium, blockchain and esports advocate, Auryn MacMillan, says, "Everything will be routed through a smart contract that's transparent." This means that users will not need to trust third-parties with their money, and they can compete with confidence in the ultimate payout. For example, FirstBlood is bringing innovative solutions to the e-sports industry by creating a safer, more dynamic arena for direct, digital competition. Smart contracts mean that the millions of people participating in exports can do so with confidence so that they can focus on the main attraction – the video game.
The blockchain is disrupting established processes by improving reliability, expanding possibility, and enhancing security. Companies like Network Units are the tangible expression of blockchain's promises for the video game industry. While the blockchain is bringing significant changes to almost every aspect of the video game ecosystem, its primary impact is found in greater incentives for developers and players, more secure and competent competition, and enhanced performance. Each of these is a differentiating element that improves the gaming experience for everyone.
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Q: SQL inline if statement type question I'd like to make an (MS)SQL query that returns something like this:
Col1 Col2                  Col3
---- --------------------- ------
AAA  18.92                 18.92
BBB  20.00                 40.00
AAA  30.84                 30.84
BBB  06.00                 12.00
AAA  30.84                 30.84
AAA  46.79                 46.79
AAA  86.40                 86.40

where Col3 is equal to Col2 when Col1 = AAA and Col3 is twice Col2 when Col1 = BBB.
Can someone point me in the rigth direction please?

A: You can also use the ISNULL or COALESCE functions like thus, should the values be null:
SELECT ISNULL(Col1, 'AAA') AS Col1,
       ISNULL(Col2, 0) AS Col2,
       CASE  WHEN ISNULL(Col1, 'AAA') = 'BBB' THEN ISNULL(Col2, 0) * 2
             ELSE ISNULL(Col2)
       END AS Col3
FROM   Tablename

A: You didn't mention what kind of database you're using.  Here's something that will work in SQL Server:
SELECT Col1, Col2,
    CASE WHEN Col1='AAA' THEN Col2 WHEN Col1='BBB' THEN Col2*2 ELSE NULL END AS Col3
FROM ...

A: It depends on your flavor of SQL.  Case/When works with SQL Server (and possibly others).
Select Col1, Col2,
       Case When Col1 = 'AAA' Then Col2 Else Col2 * 2 End As Col3
From   YourTable

A: select *
from yourtable
where (Col3 = col2 AND Col1 = 'AAA') OR
    (Col3 = (2*Col2) AND Col1='BBB')

A: Sometimes the values are null, so they can be handled like this:
select Address1 + (case when Address2='' then '' else ', '+Address2 end) +
    (case when Address3='' then '' else ', '+ Address3 end) as FullAddress from users


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Stories » Lucie Horsch - Vivaldi is Today's WFMT: Featured Release
Lucie Horsch - Vivaldi is Today's WFMT: Featured Release
Posted: November 14, 2016 12:00 AM | By: Admin
Vivaldi, Lucie Horsch' superb Decca debut recording, launches her crusade to have the recorder take centre stage. For the first time in many years a major label is positioning the recorder in the league of other great solo instruments, and Decca is thrilled to have discovered such a talented and passionate young advocate for the instrument. The recording contains four concertos, including the haunting and atmospheric La notte ('Night' RV 439) and the evocative Tempesta di mare ('Storm at sea', RV 433). These appear alongside transcriptions of some of the composer's most seductive melodies, including 'Cum dederit' from Nisi Dominusand the aria 'Vedrò con mio diletto' from the opera Giustino. A bonus is the first movement of 'Spring' from The Four Seasonstranscribed in 1775 by composer-philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
The Vivaldi: Recorder Concerto in G major, R 443 (10:15) from Lucie Horsch: Vivaldi on Decca 483 0896 , Lucie Horsch, recorder; Amsterdam Vivaldi Players is TODAY's Featured Release on WFMT: Chicago.
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Baroque Journey
Hailed as "a brilliant young performer" by BBC Music Magazine, Lucie Horsch returns to take listeners on a journey around Baroque Europe. Highlights from the album include Handel's "Arrival of the Queen of Sheba," Bach's "Badinerie," the world-premiere recording of a concerto by Jacques-Christophe Naudot, and "Dido's Lament" by Purcell. For her second album, the 19-year-old Dutch recorder player is joined by the Academy of Ancient Music in the ensemble's first Decca recording in over 20 years.
At the age of just seventeen, Dutch recorder champion Lucie Horsch has made it her life's mission to demolish them, both by her dazzling, sophisticated performances and tireless ambassadorial work. Vivaldi, Lucie's superb Decca debut recording, launches her crusade to have the recorder take centre stage. For the first time in many years a major label is positioning the recorder in the league of other great solo instruments, and Decca is thrilled to have discovered such a talented and passionate young advocate for the instrument. The recording contains four concertos, including the haunting and atmospheric La notte ('Night' RV 439) and the evocative Tempesta di mare ('Storm at sea', RV 433). These appear alongside transcriptions of some of the composer's most seductive melodies, including 'Cum dederit' from Nisi Dominusand the aria 'Vedrò con mio diletto' from the opera Giustino. A bonus is the first movement of 'Spring' from The Four Seasonstranscribed in 1775 by composer-philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
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Joss Whedon Returns!
Though I am still mourning the loss of the brilliant and oft-touching "Firefly," I was heartened to hear that Joss Whedon was returning to episodic form. After watching this preview [2ND UPDATE: Link gone again, sorry] for the new "Dollhouse," however, I am leery. Eliza Dushku reprises her naughty-girl routine in a house of living dolls--thanks to cutting-edge science, they can be anything you want them to be! In the preview, it seems that the dolls can be paratroopers, burglars, and girlfriends; though I can't help but think that something like this would never be much more than a high-tech brothel in reality. And, unlike "Buffy" or "Firefly," it is difficult to see where the humor comes in. Whedon's knowing style lends itself to satire, which is why the wry nods to the ups and downs of high scool were so paramount to "Buffy"'s charm, and why Captain Malcolm Reynolds was the most likeable outlaw on television. "Dollhouse" seems not to be a metaphor or allegory for the real human struggles of loss of innocence or freedom, but more a slick concept show. The one saving grace to the preview was the reemergence of Olivia Williams from Rushmore and The Sixth Sense (can you believe Rushmore was ten years ago?!), a lovely actress who could add a heft to "Dollhouse" not evidenced by the preview.
Finally, I can't help but wonder why Whedon made a show around Dushku instead of the utterly more compelling and beloved James Marsters. Bring back Spike!
So, Whedon fans (cough, cough, talkbackers, Chris, Michelle, Scoblic!), what do you think of the preview?
--Sacha Zimmerman
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