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Baseball Sheet music | 4 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
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Baseball quickstep sheet music | 1 score | For piano Sheet Music (Form).
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That baseball lie Notated Music. Popular Music.. Songs.. Scores.. words & music by A. Fan. (Statement Of Responsibility). Popular song for singer and piano. Caption title. "Professional copy." English words. (Language). Staff notation. (Language).
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Contributor: Spier, Charles E. - Bodin, Edward F.
That fascinating baseball slide Sg-Pp. Notated Music. Scores.. Popular Music.. Songs.. H.S. Wittmaak. (Statement Of Responsibility). For voice and piano. Title from caption. English words. (Language). Staff notation. (Language).
The baseball bug Sheet music | 6 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
The baseball game Sheet music | 6 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
The baseball march Sheet music | 6 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
The baseball rag Sheet music | 6 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
The baseball team Sheet music | 5 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
That baseball rag Sheet music | 6 p., 11 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
The baseball boy Sheet music | 5 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
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The baseball fan Sheet music | 5 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
The baseball glide Sheet music | 5 p. 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
Baseball on the brain Sheet music | 5 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
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The baseball polka Sheet music | 4 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
The baseball song Sheet music | 4 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
Baseball game of love sheet music | 1 score | Sheet Music (Form).
The baseball man for me Sheet music | 6 p., 10 x 13 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
I'm baseball crazy, too Sheet music | 5 p., 11 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
The day I played baseball Sheet music | 4 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
Contributor: John T. Hall Music Pu Co. - Cobb, E. M. - Cobb, A. F.
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Come on to the baseball game Sheet music | 6 p., 10 1/2 x 14 in. | Sheet Music (Form). Sheet Music (Form).
The "champeen" baseball nine (for nine small fellows.) Notated Music. Scores.. Songs.. Popular Music.. words by Willis N. Bugbee ; music by Harry G. Eldridge. (Statement Of Responsibility). For singer and piano. English words. (Language). Staff notation. (Language).


With regard to the clients I see in the clinic, the main response I hear post muscle testing and explaining the root cause of their personal issue is "that makes sense". It allows clients to feel the effects specific thoughts, emotions or stressors have on the strength of their physical body & teaches them ways to reduce the effect. I love that it allows me to work holistically with the entire person and find the root cause or causes of their issue be it digestion, diet, emotion or energy.
It makes me feel fulfilled as a practitioner and "makes lots of sense to me".
"Strive for progress not perfection" – author unknown.


to stare at the Emperor with his great hollow eyes, and it was quiet, fearfully quiet.
And Death gave up each of these treasures for a song. And the Nightingale sang on and on ; and it sang of the quiet churchyard where the white roses grow, where the elder-blossom smells sweet, and where the fresh grass is moistened by the tears of survivors. Then Death felt a longing to see his garden, and floated out at the window in the form of a cold white mist.
1 You have rewarded me ! ' replied the Nightingale. ' I have drawn tears from your eyes, when I sang the first time—I shall never forget that. Those are the jewels that rejoice a singer's heart. But now sleep and grow-fresh and strong again. I will sing you something.' . And it sang, and the Emperor fell into a sweet slumber. Ah ! how mild and refreshing that sleep was ! The sun shone upon him through the windows, when he awoke refreshed and restored : not one of his servants had yet returned, for they all thought he was dead ; only the Nightingale still sat beside him and sang.


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Dangerous Gift
Wings of Fire, Book 14
Written by: Tui T. Sutherland
Narrated by: Shannon McManus
Length: Not yet known
In the newest installment of the Wings of Fire series, tensions are higher than ever as we prepare for a fight for the survival of dragonkind.
Series: Wings of Fire, Book 14
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Written by: Alan Gratz
Narrated by: Bernardo de Paula, Ariana Delawari
September 11, 2001, New York City: Brandon is visiting his dad at work, on the 107th floor of the World Trade Center. Out of nowhere, an airplane slams into the tower, creating a fiery nightmare of terror and confusion. And Brandon is in the middle of it all. Can he survive - and escape? September 11, 2020, Afghanistan: Reshmina has grown up in the shadow of war, but she dreams of peace and progress. When a battle erupts in her village, Reshmina stumbles upon a wounded American soldier named Taz. Should she help Taz - and put herself and her family in mortal danger?
The Wizards of Once: Never and Forever
Written by: Cressida Cowell
Xar and Wish are on the final leg of their journey - first stop: The Mines of Unhappiness. Here, starvation is never far away for the Magical creatures who toil in its horrible depths. Xar and Wish must escape and fast; Xar needs to take control of his ever-growing Witchstain, and Wish must achieve her Destiny. But the Tazzelwurm is in their way, a grotesque monster who threatens to block every entrance. Time is not on their side, but the forests are calling them.
Series: The Wizards of Once, Book 4
Minecraft: The Mountain
An Official Minecraft Novel
Written by: Max Brooks
In the next exciting Minecraft novel from Max Brooks, the stranded hero from Minecraft: The Island fights to get back home - and, for the first time in this unfamiliar world, encounters another person.
Keeper of the Lost Cities, Book 8.5
Written by: Shannon Messenger
In this extra special installment of the Keeper of the Lost Cities series, the story picks up right from Legacy's particularly devastating cliffhanger. But chapters alternate between Sophie and Keefe's perspectives to give listeners deeper insights into both beloved characters. New powers will be discovered. Hard truths from the past will come to light. And all of your favorite characters will find themselves tested in ways they never imagined.
Series: Keeper of the Lost Cities, Book 8.5
Sled Dog School
Written by: Terry Lynn Johnson
Narrated by: Ramon De Ocampo
Eleven-year-old Matt is struggling in school, and he has to set up his own business to save his failing math grade. But what is he even good at? The only thing he truly loves is his team of dogs, and so Matt's Sled Dog School is born. Teaching dogsledding should be easy, right? But people, just like dogs, can be unpredictable. And sometimes the bravest thing a person can do is admit they need help.
Enchanter's Child, Book Two
Written by: Angie Sage
Narrated by: Morag Sims
In the first book of the Enchanter's Child duology, Alex discovered the truth: Not only does she possess magical powers, but her father is Hagos RavenStarr, who was once the king's Enchanter. Alex is pursued by the fiendish Twilight Hauntings, monstrous Enchantments created because a prophecy foretold the king's death at the hands of an Enchanter's Child. The Twilight Hauntings are designed to rid the land of all Enchanters and their children, but Alex has other ideas. Why should she be forced to leave the place where she belongs?
Series: Enchanter's Child, Book 2
The Place of No Stars
Warriors: The Broken Code, Book 5
Written by: Erin Hunter
Narrated by: MacLeod Andrews
The time has come to return to the Dark Forest. ThunderClan's deputy, Squirreflight, has vanished with the cat now known to be an impostor, sowing suspicion and mistrust among the five Clans. The cause of their ancestors' silence is finally clear — but so is the terrifying truth of the danger they must face if they hope to bring light back to the darkness....
Series: Warriors: The Broken Code, Book 5
Bear Bottom
Written by: Stuart Gibbs
Teddy Fitzroy, his family, and some other FunJungle employees have been invited to visit a bison ranch just outside Yellowstone National Park that FunJungle's owner, J.J. McCracken, is considering purchasing. But as usual, trouble isn't far behind. The ranch's endangered bison have been mysteriously disappearing. Then a massive local grizzly bear named Sasquatch breaks into the house, causing chaos. In the aftermath, Kandace McCracken discovers that her exceptionally expensive sapphire necklace has vanished.
The Willoughbys Return
Written by: Lois Lowry
Narrated by: Jorjeana Marie
It's been 30 years and with rising temperatures melting icy mountain tops the previously frozen Willoughbys have thawed out and are about to return! From living legend and Newbery medalist Lois Lowry comes a hilarious sequel to New York Times best seller The Willoughbys.
Iggy Is the Hero of Everything
Written by: Annie Barrows
From Iggy's point of view, his plan was genius, pure genius. From Iggy's point of view, he's saved (a) his candy, (b) his family, and (c) the toaster. From Iggy's point of view, he should get a trophy. And respect. And more candy. So what if Rudy Heckie disagrees? Rudy Heckie has been wrong before and he'll be wrong again. Rudy has a scar now, and scars are cool! He should be happy. So should Mr. Heckie. So should Iggy's mom and dad. Everyone should be happy. Specifically, everyone should be happy with Iggy. But are they? It all depends on your point of view.
Series: Iggy, Book 3
Bridge of Souls
City of Ghosts, Book 3
Written by: Victoria Schwab
Narrated by: Reba Buhr
Cass thinks she might have this ghost-hunting thing down. After all, she and her ghost best friend, Jacob, have survived two haunted cities while traveling for her parents' TV show. But nothing can prepare Cass for New Orleans, which wears all of its hauntings on its sleeve. In a city of ghost tours and tombs, raucous music and all kinds of magic, Cass could get lost in all the colorful, grisly local legends. And the city's biggest surprise is a foe Cass never expected to face: a servant of Death itself.
Series: City of Ghosts, Book 3
Wingfeather Tales
Seven Thrilling Stories from the World of Aerwiar
Written by: Andrew Peterson - editor, Jonathan Rogers, N. D. Wilson, and others
Immerse yourself in a land of bomnubbles and quarreling cousins, sea dragons and book publishers, thieves and Fangs and secret maps. Inside this audiobook, lies six stories of the distant past, lost adventures, forgotten songs, and heartbreaking histories. The Shining Isle is restored, but Aerwiar is vast - and these authors have tales yet to tell.
Written by: Andrew Peterson - editor, Jonathan Rogers, N. D. Wilson, Jennifer Trafton, Douglas Kaine McKelvey
How to Make Friends with the Sea
Written by: Tanya Guerrero
Pablo is homesick. He's only 12 years old, but he's lived in more countries than he can count. After his parents divorced, he and his mother have moved from place to place for years, never settling anywhere long enough to call it home. And along the way, Pablo has collected more and more fears: of dirt, of germs, and most of all, of the ocean. Now they're living in the Philippines, and his mother, a zoologist who works at a local wildlife refuge, is too busy saving animals to notice that Pablo might need saving, too.
Moonface's Story
Written by: Enid Blyton
The perfect introduction to the enchanted world of the Magic Faraway Tree for the youngest children. Discover the magic! A brand-new story where you can meet Silky, Moonface and Saucepan Man and explore the Magic Faraway Tree. On Moonface's birthday he wants to hold a party for all his special friends. He tries to bake a cake but it ends up burnt. Will he find help in one of the wonderful lands at the top of the Faraway Tree?
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Animorphs, Book 13
Written by: Katherine Applegate
Narrated by: Michael Crouch
Tobias has gotten used to his new life. He's a red-tailed hawk with the mind of a kid. It was difficult when he first became trapped in his morph, but he's started to come to terms with things. After all, how many kids actually get the chance to fly? But now Tobias is about to make a very difficult choice: a choice that the other Animorphs know nothing about. And it could mean the difference between living the rest of his life as a hawk...and being human.
Series: Animorphs Series, Book 13
Narrated by: Ramón de Ocampo
Almost nothing could be as bad as finding out your mother is Visser One, the most powerful leader of the Yeerk invasion of Earth. But it happened to Marco. And even though he's been handling it pretty well, he knew there'd come a time when he'd have to face her again, knowing that the Yeerk in her brain has taken his mother away. So when Marco and the other Animorphs discover that Visser One is overseeing a secret underwater project, they know they have to check it out. But Marco's not sure if this is a battle he'll be able to fight.
Narrated by: Sisi Aisha Johnson
There's a new rumor in town. Someone has discovered an item that proves life on other planets exists, and they've been hiding it on a base called Zone 91, the most secret place on Earth. Cassie and the other Animorphs already know about life on other planets. Too well. Their enemies the Yeerks will try to access Zone 91, to find out if what's there will threaten their mission to conquer to the planet. So the Animorphs decide to pay Zone 91 and the Yeerks a little visit. But what they discover is not at all what they expect.
There's been an accident. Someone crash landed a Yeerk Bug fighter, and the Yeerks have been trying to cover it up - quickly. When Tobias spots it before they get the chance, the Animorphs decide to steal the ship, to show the world that Earth has been invaded. That's when things go terribly wrong. Before they know it, Jake and the other Animorphs find themselves in another place. Another time. And there's no way home....
Never Grow Up
Written by: Karen Kingsbury, Tyler Russell
When Kari Baxter is assigned an essay about what she wants to be when she grows up, her mind goes blank. She doesn't want to grow up; she wants everything to stay just like it is. But Kari comes to realize that while making time stand still isn't possible, she can enjoy every moment with her best family ever. Meanwhile, Ashley Baxter feels the same way. She is worried her siblings are growing up too fast. When she wins the role of Wendy in her school performance of Peter Pan, Ashley gets an idea. Maybe she and her siblings can pledge to never grow up at all!
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Advances in genomics and antibody engineering have enabled the development of an innovative class of targeted therapies to provide new treatment options for diseases with significant unmet medical needs such as cancer. Therapeutic antibodies represent one of the fastest growing classes of medications with sales anticipated to exceed $30 billion globally by 2012. The NRC has built a chain of cutting edge technology platforms needed to discover, engineer and produce therapeutic monoclonal antibodies with the goal of partnering with industrial and academic centers to advance research and development of this important class of therapeutics. Target Identification- To establish and validate the technology platform, tumor targets for candidate therapeutic antibody production were identified using a combination of proteomics, transcriptomics and bioinformatic approaches. Out of these lists, approximately 40 tumor targets were selected (known therapeutic antibody targets were excluded), and over 2,000 antibodies of mouse and camelid origin were then generated against these targets. Antibody generation- Once identified, the recombinant target protein of interest can be produced using the NRC's high efficiency cell expression platforms in CHO or HEK293 cells and purified protein used for immunization or panning. For targets which are difficult to express or purify, the capabilities for direct immunization with plasmid DNA constructs provides another option. Clone selection is carried out by ELISA and typically 50 antibodies/target are identified for further characterization. Antibody characterization and validation- The affinities of the antibodies are determined by SPR biosensor analysis. Reverse phase protein arrays and Western blot analysis on protein mixes and cell lines allow the characterization of the specificity of the antibodies. Epitope mapping can be carried out so that representative antibodies from each epitope bin can be selected for further validation in appropriate cell-based assays (many of which are established at NRC) and animal models. Therapeutic antibody Optimization, Bioprocessing and Biomanufacturing- Therapeutic antibodies selected for development can be further optimized using antibody engineering technologies to humanize them and/or modify their glycosylation patterns to improve their effector function, pharmacokinetics, solubility and stability as well as reduce their immunogenicity. The NRC platform for large scale protein production has the capacity to manufacture up to 13.5 g of commercial grade antibody using serum free, low endotoxin media in a cGMP certified CHO cell line which is ready for transfer to CMOs or other industrial partners.


Mr. Faleomavaega moved to suspend the rules and agree to the resolution, as amended.
DEBATE - The House proceeded with forty minutes of debate on H. Res. 496.
On motion to suspend the rules and agree to the resolution, as amended Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 432 - 0 (Roll no. 660).


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The Love Eyewear Awards are back for 2022 and we cannot wait to welcome you for a busy evening of celebration and entertainment
Dedicated to celebrating the sector, the Love Eyewear Awards launched in 2020 to champion and promote eyewear amongst independent and major designers, manufacturers, and retailers. The response was phenomenal, and our panel of eyewear bloggers and stylists had an extremely difficult time judging the entries.
To see a full list of the 2020 winners, click here.
Entries for 2022 will launch in the Autumn, and we welcome you all to take part. Categories for consideration are listed below.
Timeline & Deadlines
Entries open: 18 October 2021
Deadline for entries: 5 November 2021
Shortlist announced: 4 January 2022
Awards Ceremony: 23 April 2022
Sponsor the Love Eyewear Awards Enter the Love Eyewear Awards
New Designer 2022
This award is for new eyewear designers who have entered the industry in the last 3 years and have made an instant impact with unique and notable frame designs. The judges will be looking for someone who can become the next big international name in frame design.
Kids Eyewear of the Year
This award will go to the best frame design for children. Judges will be looking for a frame that is comfortable for a child and durable, and that has been designed with to appeal to a younger generation.
Luxury Frame of the Year
The luxury frame award will go to the design that encapsulates what luxury means in 2022. Judges will be looking for a frame that oozes style and panache, and that lives up to the luxury price tag.
Men's Frame of the Year
The winning frame for this category will be selected from any price point and will be judged on the uniqueness of the design, the appeal to the consumer, and the design that sets the trend for 2022.
Men's Sunglasses Frame of the Year
The award for sunglasses frame of the year will go to a design that breaks the mould, and matches comfort with practicality, this category will include sport and fashion frames, and can be from any price point.
Women's Frame of the Year
Women's Sunglasses Frame of the Year
Unisex Frame of the Year
Luxury Eyewear Retailer of the Year
This category will be looking for the store that has pushed the envelope in luxury retail. Judges will be looking for unique store design, a broad range of luxury frames, visual merchandise initiatives and stand out initiatives to increase their sales.
Eyewear Retailer of the Year
This award is open to anyone who sells eyewear in the UK. Judges will be looking for attention to the range of frames selected for sale in store, how they have approached their visual merchandising, the initiatives they have run in the community to generate interest around their frames and anything else that makes them stand out as an eyewear retailer on the high street.
International Eyewear Retailer of the Year
This award is open to anyone who sells eyewear in UK and Internationally. Judges will be looking for attention to the range of frames selected for sale in store, how they have approached their visual merchandising, the initiatives they have run in the community to generate interest around their frames and anything else that makes them stand out as an eyewear retailer in their local area.
Most Engaging Practice Window
The award for an optical practice that has shown how to drive sales of eyewear through a thoughtful and interactive approach to widow design. The winning store will be able to demonstrate an increase in sales as a result of their window displays.
Sustainable Frame of the Year
This award will go to the unisex frame which is the most sustainable. Judges will be looking for a frame which has been manufactured and crafted locally and in sustainable way, and is using sustainable materials.
Eyewear Accessory of the Year
The awards will be going to the accessory that can be sold by opticians that will offer new, interesting revenue streams from innovations in the market. The optical retail sector is very entrepreneurial; and accessories can represent a fantastic add-on to existing and new optical customers. The judges will be looking for marketable products that can add a good margin to an optical retailer. They will be looking for style and unique qualities that make an optician stand out from the crowd. They will also be looking for the sales & marketing support that goes with that product and the long term benefits to a business of stocking that accessory
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IMPORTANT UPDATE: New dates for 100% Optical - 23-25 April 2022
Following the rapid escalation of Omicron cases across the UK, and with new restrictions possible in the early part of 2022, we have taken the difficult decision to postpone 100% Optical 2022. We have been in dialogue with our official partner the AOP, as well as the OSA, ABDO a number of exhibitors and stakeholders and can say they support this move. We would not wish to put anyone at risk and neither would they.
The new dates for 100% Optical are 23-25 April 2022, and will continue to take place at the ExCeL London.
All visitor registration, exhibitor stand, sponsorship and hosted meetings will automatically be transferred to the new dates. Working with our education partners at the AOP, we will endeavour to honour CPD & education bookings as well, but of course we will need to reconfirm speaker availability for the new dates.
We will be in touch in the New Year to reconnect, and discuss how we can utilise the extra time we have been given to plan this event. 100% Optical 2022 will still be the best one yet, and one we will all have waited over two years for. In the meantime, please do make sure that if you have booked hotel rooms and flights you contact your providers to cancel your booking or move forward in line with the new show dates.
We know how hard this is for everyone, so thank you for your continued support. We know the industry cannot wait to be reunited, as we saw record registrations for this event in the last two weeks. We will use the time to make the event even better.
We would like to wish you all a very restful and safe holiday season and look forward to working with you in 2022.
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Free public parking is available along Main Street and Townsend Avenue. Free parking is also available in lots behind the theatre and at the southwest corner of 10th Street and Townsend Avenue. Parking Map
Ada is located in the rolling hills of southeastern Oklahoma, east of I-35 and south of I-40. For detailed directions, see below.
FROM OKLAHOMA CITY:
Proceed south on Interstate 35 (toward Dallas) approximately 36 miles. Exit right at Exit 86 (Wayne/Payne Highway 59A). Turn left at the STOP sign and proceed east on Highway 59A. Highway 59A will merge with Highway 3W approximately 28 miles from Interstate 35. Proceed on Highway 3W to Ada.
Highway 3W will merge with Highway 19 one mile West of Ada, and approximately 11 miles from the junction with Highway 59A. Proceed on Highway 19/3W toward Ada. Highway 3W will take you straight to Ada Main Street. The theatre will be located on your left at 130 W. Main.
FROM DALLAS-FORT WORTH:
Proceed north on Interstate 35 toward Oklahoma City. Exit right at the Pauls Valley exit 74. (Highway 19). Proceed east to Ada.
Highway 19 will merge with Highway 3W one mile West of Ada, and approximately 33 miles east of Interstate 35. Proceed on Highway 19/3W toward Ada. Highway 3W will take you straight to Ada Main Street. The theatre will be located on your left at 130 W. Main.
FROM DURANT:
Take Highway 69 north to the OK-48/OK-78 exit. Turn left and proceed approximately 42 miles on OK-48. Turn left onto OK-3 W. Take the US-377 N/OK-99 N exit toward Ada/McAlester. Stay straight to go onto Cradduck Road/US-377 N/OK-99. Continue to follow US 377 N/OK-99. Turn left onto Main Street. The McSwain Theatre will be on your right at 130 W. Main.


In the matter of Joss Covenoho v Pendylum Inc., the Court decided that the employer was entitled to terminate the employee without cause for refusing to consent to two background checks after she had commenced employment.
According to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, it is your job as an employer to be unperplexed when it comes to employee resignations.
In New Brunswick, on April 1, 2017, the minimum wage will increase to $11.00 per hour. Also, on April 1, the minimum overtime rate will increase to $16.50.


The good news? San Francisco will get another crack at landing an elite player via the draft. What's more, since Shanahan and Lynch are incumbents, they will have a bit of a head start on identifying that player. The Niners coach the South team in this week's Senior Bowl.
For Shanahan, who has been on staffs that coached a Senior Bowl twice previously, that means an opportunity to dive deeper than the tape and get to know some of this year's top prospects.
"It's not about the athletes and stuff because you can see that on tape pretty well," Shanahan said. "You can see that when we work them out. It's about being around people. It's hard in the interview process to fully get to know someone. It's hard to get tricked when you're with someone for seven straight days."
The news that Kentucky edge rusher Josh Allen dropped out was a disappointment for the Niners, especially since he would have been on the South roster and was the only player slated to be in Mobile who would be in consideration for the No. 2 overall pick. But that doesn't mean there won't be edge-rushing talent for the Niners to get to know this week.
"I think it's strong there," Lynch said. "That's clear. There's good pass-rushers in this draft. I think that's a strength of this draft. ... Everyone is looking for those guys, so I think we're excited."
The question then becomes how the 49ers will sort through them. They'll get an up-close look at two of the draft's more intriguing outside rushers this week with Mississippi State's Montez Sweat and Louisiana Tech's Jaylon Ferguson on the South roster. ESPN's Todd McShay ranks Sweat as the No. 21 player in the 2019 draft class, with Ferguson checking in at No. 30. Sweat and Ferguson are just two of the eight players McShay ranks in his top 32.
Boston College's Zach Allen, who appears on McShay's list at No. 22, is on the North roster.
The Niners' first two drafts under Shanahan brought mixed results at the top. Defensive lineman Solomon Thomas and linebacker Reuben Foster, first-round choices in 2017, have mostly been disappointing, though tackle Mike McGlinchey, the 2018 first-round choice, was quite good as a rookie.
While the jury remains out on those two draft classes as a whole, the Niners have had some success finding talent in the middle rounds. Tight end George Kittle looks like the steal of the 2017 draft after San Francisco scooped him up in the fifth round. Last year, the Niners found linebacker Fred Warner in the third round, and he immediately stepped in as a starter in the middle.
Warner played in last year's Senior Bowl, while quarterback C.J. Beathard and receiver Trent Taylor took part in the 2017 edition. It's reasonable to think that the additional exposure to prospects while serving as the coaching staff for the South could help uncover the 49ers' next middle-round gem, especially considering that many of the top seniors might have to wait until Day 2 or 3 to come off the board.
Among the most interesting names on the South roster to watch: Buffalo receiver Anthony Johnson, South Carolina receiver Deebo Samuel, Oklahoma guard Ben Powers, Alabama guard Ross Pierschbacher and Mississippi State safety Johnathan Abram.
No, the 49ers don't need a quarterback, and they almost certainly won't use a draft pick on one unless it comes very late and the value is too much to pass up. But that doesn't mean they won't have at least mild interest in what's happening with the quarterbacks in Mobile.
Neither Ohio State's Dwayne Haskins nor Oklahoma's Kyler Murray will be participating, but Missouri's Drew Lock and Duke's Daniel Jones both will be, and they are considered potential first-round picks. The better they perform, the more valuable the Niners' No. 2 pick becomes. It's unlikely that Lock or Jones will garner consideration from a team offering a boatload of picks to the Niners in exchange for the No. 2 selection, but if the 49ers find a partner to trade down with, it would only benefit them to have multiple quarterbacks go in front of whatever spot they end up picking.
As a bonus, the ability of Shanahan and his staff to get the most from their quarterbacks, even in a short period of time, could help boost the stock of the signal-callers on the South team (West Virginia's Will Grier, Washington State's Gardner Minshew, Auburn's Jarrett Stidham and Northwestern's Clayton Thorson). Again, the more quarterbacks who go in front of the Niners' picks, the better the Niners' chances of getting a player they covet.


Spend the summer in our camp Kalebic in Betina near Pirovac. The peaceful environment, beautiful surroundings and proximity to major tourist centers and attractions guarantee to make your holiday unforgettable. The famous National parks Krka and the Kornati islands, as well as the Nature park Vrana Lake, are in immediate vicinity.
In the nearest vicinity of Camp Kalebic you can find some spectacular sights of nature. National parks Krka with famous waterfalls, and Kornati islands archipelago will make memorable experiences from your vacation. Also within driving reach you shouldn't miss medieval city of Sibenik with impressive St James Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage site.
If you are a fan of active vacation, this area offers great oportunities for numerous activities. Beside usual water sports, you can enjoy hiking and cycling through relaxing trails surrounded by pristine mediterranean nature, experience scuba diving in beautiful Adriatic underwater landscapes, or even try bungee jumping from 40m high Sibenik bridge.


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Television begs us to suspend reality and just be entertained for a while. However, sometimes we can't help but notice that certain characters have an excellent reason to hire an injury lawyer.
Warning: spoilers abound, so beware!
Let's start with How I Met Your Mother's resident ladies' man, Barney Stinson. On his way to visit Ted, who was in the hospital after a car accident, Barney was hit by a bus going in the wrong direction down the street. Luckily(?) for Barney, he was right in front of the hospital when it happened. Unluckily, he broke all the bones in his body, except "one bone downstairs." At least the accident didn't affect Barney's personality.
We don't think anyone would argue that Meredith had it all together. She was an alcoholic who hit on many of her male coworkers and had a bad tendency to lose her shirt. But none of that justifies the fact that she was hit by her boss's car on her way into work one morning. Feeling guilty about fracturing Meredith's pelvis in the accident, Michael Scott suggested that the people in the office participate in a Fun Run to raise money for charity in Meredith's name. Meredith, on the other hand, suggestively told her coworker Jim that he could sign her pelvic cast.
Now that we think about it, Meredith might need an injury lawyer and a sexual harassment lawyer.
Will Graham is a prime example of why it's a bad idea to get too close to Hannibal Lecter. Although Hannibal was very fond of Will, that didn't stop him from allowing Will to continue suffering from encephalitis just because he was curious about what might happen.
All this pales in comparison to when Hannibal drugged Will and shoved a human ear down his throat in an attempt to frame him for murder. Not to mention the time he tried to saw Will's head open while Will was still conscious. Is it any wonder Will threw Hannibal (and himself) off the side of a cliff?
Clearly, Hannibal was responsible for some horrific crimes. But even before the extent of those were known, Will had a good case against him for aggravated assault.
Teen Wolf is full of violations of the law (both human and natural). Obviously, many people are attacked and/or killed by the various supernatural creatures in the show. But I want to mention an instance that could actually be brought to court: Kate Argent's treatment of Derek Hale.
When Kate arrives in town, the first thing she does is shoot Derek with a poisoned arrow. He almost dies from the wolfsbane and is only saved at the last minute.
Later in the same season, Kate tortures Derek mercilessly until he escapes. Attacking someone with a cattle prod is more than enough to earn you a lawsuit.
They don't call her "Danger-Prone Daphne" for nothing, but there's no doubt that villains over the years have gone out of their way to put Daphne in danger.
In the original series episode "Bedlam in the Big Top," Daphne is hypnotized by a ghost clown into believing she's a unicyclist, and she rides all around the circus, including over the top of several elephants. In the Mystery, Inc. episode "Revenge of the Man Crab," she's kidnapped by the monster and held in a cage.
We all know that nothing bad ever really happens in Scooby-Doo shows, but can you imagine the emotional trauma poor Daphne is dealing with after being kidnapped by all these villains? The girl definitely deserves her day in court.
Another TV show full of monsters and monster-hunters. Sam and Dean were injured so often it was hard to pick just one for this list. However, one episode particularly stands out: "The Mystery Spot."
The Winchester brothers found themselves in a time loop, courtesy of the always-unapologetic Trickster. They were investigating a tourist attraction called the Mystery Spot when the owner fatally shot Dean.
The next morning, Sam woke up to find Dean alive and well. Once they left their hotel room, though, Dean was hit and killed by a car.
Sam was essentially stuck in his own Groundhog Day, where Dean was alive each morning but died in more and more ridiculous ways each day. Sam finally realized that one of the townspeople was the Trickster in disguise and threatened him until the Trickster agreed to let time move ahead normally once again.
I'd say that repeatedly killing the same person is more than enough grounds for an injury lawsuit. I'm just not sure exactly how you could explain your resurrection to the court.
Charlie Kelly: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Where to start with Charlie Kelly? Although he was a part-owner of Paddy's Pub, Dennis, Dee, and Mac forced him to do all the dangerous and disgusting tasks, referring to them as "Charlie Work." But this wasn't the worst example of what Charlie had to deal with.
Resident psychopath Dennis Reynolds both ran Charlie over with his car and shot him in the head. Charlie survived both of these instances and a lot of other things that would kill a less hardy man. However, there's no doubt that Charlie would have a compelling lawsuit on his hands if he decided to bring one.
I hope he doesn't get his creepy Uncle Jack to represent him.
Anyone who bought a Cornballer: Arrested Development
Arrested Development begins with real-estate mogul George Bluth Sr. being arrested for fraud and theft, leaving his family to run the company in his absence. As the series progresses, we discover that, in the mid-1970s, George invented a product called the Cornballer, which made — you guessed it — cornballs.
Unfortunately, that wasn't all it did. The outside of the product got so hot that it was easy to get burned, as evidenced by Michael burning himself while making cornballs. As a result, it was pulled off the market in the U.S., but George Sr. continued selling it in Mexico for some time.
Anyone injured by this product would have an excellent defective product injury case.
Many of the options on this list were played for laughs, but there's nothing funny about personal injury. If you're hurt in a car accident, a slip and fall accident, by a defective product, or due to someone else's negligence, you have the right to bring a personal injury suit. If you win, you may be awarded compensation for your injury.
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Le qualificazioni del doppio  dell'ATP German Open 1999 sono state un torneo di tennis preliminare per accedere alla fase finale della manifestazione. I vincitori dell'ultimo turno sono entrati di diritto nel tabellone principale. In caso di ritiro di uno o più giocatori aventi diritto a questi sono subentrati i lucky loser, ossia i giocatori che hanno perso nell'ultimo turno ma che avevano una classifica più alta rispetto agli altri partecipanti che avevano comunque perso nel turno finale.

Le qualificazioni del doppio del torneo ATP German Open 1999 prevedevano 8 coppie partecipanti di cui 2 sono entrate nel tabellone principale.

Teste di serie

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 Tom Kempers /  Sjeng Schalken (ultimo turno)

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Qualificati

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Well, we all know the famous saying, 'it never rains but it pours', perhaps it should be 'paws' instead!! This morning I went outside to clean up a wound one of our cats has, probably from a big cat fight the other day. Whilst cleaning I realised how nasty it was, and he has a big infection. So I bit the bullet and trundled him to the vet.
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Update on Rufferty Roo (our boxer), his ears are improving already, after just two days of drops, which is great news.
So what with the dog, the cat and the turkey, I am hoping that's it for a while! no more animal sickness please, I need to look after some humans too!!
I managed to pick up some gas bottles this morning (we don't have piped gas to this part of the island), but only just before they closed, as C is trying to make marmalade and it uses a lot of gas on the hob!
The other day, C was in the vegetable plot turning over some of the beds and getting rid of some weeds, which grow like crazy here. He let the chickens out and they followed him about picking up insects and big juicy worms - lovely for them.
Whilst pruning one of the pear trees, that had been completely overgrown with a climbing plant, I discovered some very strong spider web strands, perhaps they were made by another insect/animal but these were so tough and sticky they were difficult to break and pull off the tree.
The chickens are enjoying their weekly treat of foraging in the vegetable plot, however, the cockerel is getting a taste for cabbage leaves, so we have to be on guard, I need to build something to keep them off!
The girls going through the parsley & lettuce!
Samuel Sprat sizing up the cockerel!
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How we learnt to win at crypto
20th August 2018 | By Robin Harrison
The early uptake of cryptocurrency has paid dividends for Winning Poker Network
Although there were some expensive lessons to learn in the beginning, the early uptake of cryptocurrency has paid dividends for Winning Poker Network. But while the world is now focusing on its money-making potential, this digital asset was originally intended to be a quick and inexpensive way to move cash, says Jamie Harvey
Cryptocurrency is all the rage these days. Whether you're navigating the internet, checking your Facebook profile, or even flipping on the television, you're more than likely to run into some kind of story about the medium of exchange du jour.
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Another man from the UK accidentally threw away his laptop in which he held
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Over the past year especially, bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have captured the public's imagination with soaring prices and rags to riches stories being told seemingly on a daily basis. Interest is at a fever pitch.
But while the whole world may be focusing on the money-making potential that comes with cryptocurrency as an investment, many have forgotten the practical application for which it was originally designed – as a quick and inexpensive way to move money.
Endless advantages
The advantages of this cryptocurrency in commerce, economic globalisation and revolutionising payment processing are endless. And for an online poker operator,
it offers a tool of unlimited potential.
Poker operators have always had a big challenge finding reliable payment processing solutions, and many available options pose big challenges for players and operators. For instance, person-to-person payment options such as Western Union and MoneyGram can result in massive fees to customers, while poker operators constantly have to deal with credit-card chargebacks from disgruntled players unwilling to accept their losses.
In 2015, we at the Winning Poker Network saw bitcoin as a great solution for many of these types of problems. Here was a technology that could dramatically increase transaction limits and speed up deposits and withdrawals inexpensively, both for the customer and for us.
Cryptocurrencies have no borders. You can instantly send payments around the globe, free of cross border fees, cumbersome KYC requirements and the unnecessary delays associated with traditional transactions.
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We've always had a "sink or swim" approach to the way we do business at
the Winning Poker Network. I'd be lying if I said that we spent months researching all the potential problems and pitfalls that could arise from accepting cryptocurrency as a payment processing option. Instead, we elected to jump in head first.
In fact, within a month of completing research into what bitcoin was in early 2015, we enabled it as a processing option in our cashier. While this was a risk, and it opened up our exposure to some serious pitfalls, it wasn't nearly as risky as it would be if we were to take the same gamble today.
After all, when we first started taking bitcoin, it accounted for only 2% of our overall business. However, we immediately realised there were a number of new challenges associated with bitcoin that we'd never even considered.
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We had some expensive lessons in the beginning, one of which was to the tune of more than $1,000,000 (yes, that's right, seven figures). Without going into too much detail, a talented hacker managed to send himself continual bitcoin payments over the course of six weeks before his scheme was uncovered. Obviously, that one hurt.
Price fluctuation was also a factor that we hadn't fully prepared for. As we've all seen, cryptocurrencies are extremely volatile. Now not only did we have to make sure we constantly had enough bitcoin on hand to pay player payouts on any given day, we also had to try to avoid having to buy or sell at a loss if we miscalculated how much was needed.
It didn't take long before an increasing number of people started using bitcoin. By the end of 2016, our daily bitcoin deposit volume increased to 15% of our total. And despite the many setbacks we experienced from the beginning, it was great overall.
Our customers were extremely happy with it. Once set up, they could make instant deposits with the click of a button to hit the poker tables, bet sports or play casino games. Payouts were also being delivered in record time.
Seeing the growth, along with the response from our player base, encouraged us to work harder than ever to educate our customers as to why processing with bitcoin was the best option.
Although cryptocurrency is incredibly useful once you get the hang of it, it can be extremely intimidating to customers at the start. That's why we fully trained our staff to help customers through the process, from signing up a wallet and picking the best exchange based on their geographic location, to tips on securing their account information and ways to minimise price volatility. We developed multiple systems which became essential reference tools for every department, from security to affiliates to marketing.
Bitcoin had taken on a life of its own, so much so that we decided to embrace as many other cryptocurrencies as possible. In November 2017, we began accepting more than 60 different cryptocurrencies for deposits and withdrawals, and we haven't looked back. The hard work has paid off, and cryptocurrency now accounts for a whopping 60% of our average daily deposits on the Winning Poker Network. By the end of 2018, our goal is to be able to send any customer his or her cryptocurrency payout within 15 minutes.
We've come a long way since we first flipped the switch on bitcoin and we are now the leading poker network for cryptocurrency acceptance. While cryptocurrency fluctuations have fast become the norm, our early acceptance and our willingness to diversify helps not only our bottom line and the health of our community, but it's also great for the future of all cryptocurrency.
We're excited to be a part of it.
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We are in the Colorado mountains, the temperature is perfect and the river and ponds plentiful with trout. We have a ready-to-go group of wounded warriors and Craig Hospital patients, along with the Anglers of Honor guides and volunteers. We started with the fundamentals of fly fishing, casting, knots and gear. Now it's time to put the waders on and pair up with the guides. Some of the group will go to the river, and others to the pond. The river seems to be fishing better than the pond, but it's hard not to have a great time when you are surrounded by beautiful mountains.
We enjoyed our fantastic lunch on the deck overlooking the water, provided and prepared by the Escoffier Culinary Academy of Boulder. It's been a wonderful day full of fun, rest, peace and healing for the participants. A big thanks to all the Anglers of Honor guides, volunteers, staff and organizing that made today possible. Special thanks to Taskforce ISO for capturing this amazing day in photos, click on the gallery to view.


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And you lost a key again. This time it's the key to your missiles command station.
However, the command station got a silent password override. Even though your memory isn't that good, you don't remember the password either, your technical skills are!
You've already dumped the binary, which checks the password. Now you just have to reverse it!
The first thing I usually do when I start reversing a binary is… Well… Just running it!
Sadly, running the program does not give out any clue on its behaviour: it terminates with exit code 1, no outputs.
Let's start digging into the binary by running a checksec to see what we are dealing with.
It seems like the binary is a 32-bit ELF, is PIE and has RWX segments.
Wait a sec… RWX segments?
Let's run strace to see if we can see anything more meaningful.
It's having a look at what's inside /proc/self/maps and it's retrieving the absolute path to the binary.
Although I had a look at the binary with IDA to better understand what was going on, I mostly used gdb to solve this challenge.
I wanted to perform a dynamic program analysis rather than a static one.
I'll skip the parts where I swam through the jmps and the weird things this binary does and focus on the core points of the analysis.
Running the binary till 0x565621cf reveals that the code is returning, and continuing, at 0x56557050: an address in the RWX zone.
The binary is now unpacked and ready to run.
To analyze it better I decide to produce a gdb core dump and load it into IDA.
gcore dumpp will produce a dump called dumpp containing the binary unpacked.
Until this moment no input has been read. If we let the program continue it terminates without requiring any input: my bet is that our chance to change the behaviour of the program is via the args.
I run the program with argv="pippopippo" and set a read watchpoint (rwatch address) on the argument to see whether is ever read or not.
The watchpoint stops the execution inside the libc and at the instruction 0x56557219 where the letter 'p' is loaded in ecx. Bingo, isn't it?
But wait, there is some sort of anti-debugging stuff in here!
The piece of code between the pushf and the popf essencially checks whether you are stepping through the code one instruction at a time by checking if the 0x100 TRAP flag is set.
If you want to know more on what the trap flag is here's a brief explaination.
[ebp-18h] and the value of ecx in the cmp instruction.
A simple way to avoid this anti-debugging technique is executing set $edx=$eax after the conditional move is executed. Another simple way, which I like best, is to place a breakpoint on the compare instruction (hbreak *0x56557267) and continue the execution without stepping instruction after instruction \0/.
If you manage to fool the anti-debugging trick here's how the registers look like at the very moment of the cmp instruction.
WOW! ecx is 0x66, it's the f of flag!
The program cycles over the argument comparing each byte of the input with the corresponding one of the flag, in plaintext.
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ECAN organize an Interaction program regarding" Promoting Indian Education, its opportunities and threats" on 25th July 2012 at Marcopolo Hotel, Kamalpokhari kathmandu.
ECAN Department of foreign affairs take the initiative to held this program due to the growing maket rate of Indain Education in Nepal. Along with ECAN board members, there were other 60 ECAN members who were actively involved in this interation program.
ECAN Members were given opportunity to speak on the topic or agendas related to the interaction.Mr.Dwiraj Sharma,Vice-President and Head of foreign Affairs Dept.,ECAN,delivered a presentation on the opportunities and challenges while promoting Indian education,ECAN Ex President Mr. Deepak Gurung (Prime Education & Information Centre P.Ltd), ECAN Member Mr. Bikram KC (Euro American P.Ltd), Mr. Ujwal Siwakoti (Nasa Institute Pvt.Ltd) , Mr. Shiva Prasad Aryal (Indo World Educational Consultancy Pvt.Ltd) and Mr. Yogesh Chettri (Coordinator ECAN Diciplinary Comittee) gave their valuable inputs and share their experiences on promoting Indian Education.


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Challenges and opportunities associated with the introduction of assistant practitioners supporting the work of registered nurses in NHS acute hospital trusts in England
Karen Spilsbury, Joy Adamson, Karl Atkin, Karen Bloor, Roy Carr-Hill, Dorothy McCaughan, Hugh McKenna, Ann Wakefield
Objectives: To understand the challenges and opportunities associated with the introduction of assistant practitioner (AP) roles supporting the work of ward-based registered nurses (RNs) in National Health Service (NHS) acute hospital trusts in England. Methods: Three case studies of NHS acute hospital trusts. This paper presents qualitative findings, drawing on documentary data sources and data generated through interviews and focus group discussions. Results: Introduction of APs into ward-based nursing teams has been variable, and often driven by external pressures rather than perceived organizational need. This, along with little national guidance, has created some confusion about the role, but at the same time has permitted flexible role development through `negotiated compromise' at local level. While there are various areas of potential improvement in policy and practice, APs are generally perceived to have the potential to make a valuable contribution to patient care. Conclusions: Findings from this study will help policy-makers, organizations and practitioners understand factors that enable and/or inhibit the integration of new assistant roles within existing occupational structures to develop innovative services and enhance patient care. These factors are important when considering how care will be delivered to maximize the skills of the entire nursing workforce. Journal of Health Services Research & Policy Vol 16 Suppl 1, 2011: 50-56 (C) The Royal Society of Medicine Press Ltd 2011
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Producer / co-writer Alexandre Aja and P2 director Franck Khalfoun faithfully update William Lustig's nihilistic New York nightmare MANIAC (1980) for this outstanding remake set in contemporary L.A. and again focused on a homicidal loser with a mannequin / mother fixation. In an inspired spin on the found-footage format, the new MANIAC immerses us even more voyeuristically in the seedy world of Frank (Elijah Wood) not because he records his murderous activities on a Handycam but because the entire movie is from his point of view.
This approach takes the familiar slasher movie concept of the camera-as-killer to a claustrophobic extreme. The thin, somewhat effeminate Wood (seen only via reflections) is the physical opposite of the swaggering, obese Joe Spinnell but Khalfoun echoes SIN CITY in finding something dangerous and disturbing in the hitherto harmless Frodo actor. His incarnation of Frank, scrubbing his hands with scouring pads like a modern day Lady Macbeth, is just as unsettling as his 1980 predecessor but the actor's ability to come off as attractive and sweet-natured makes it easier to accept his character's developing friendship with the young, pretty heroine (Nora Arnezeder). The new MANIAC plays tighter than the original, hitting an intense note from the very first scene and one-upping Tom Savini's once peerless FX with the kind of convincing, unflinching savagery you would expect from the team that gave us HAUTE TENSION. Even more pessimistic and humourless than the earlier film, it has an extraordinarily evocative, pulsing Goblin-inspired electro-rock score by Rob that is as much of a must-own as the movie itself.


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Well, now it can. But you have to act fast.
LinuxCon has offered Silicon Florist 20 free passes to the event. Given this late date, that's a $500 value to you, my friend. Even if you want to take it at the early bird value, it's still worth $300.
So they're not just going to hand that free pass to you. First, you have to be fast. Second, you have to be right. Right about what you ask? Riddle me this, you little Tux groupie you: What date (month/day/year) did Linus originally post the OS on the Internet?
What's that? You've got it already? Oh.
Well okay! Get moving. Send your response to pr@linuxfoundation.org.
The first 20 people to send an email to the address above with the correct answer will get a free pass to LinuxCon. It's just that easy.
Why are you still reading? Ten people have probably already answered the question already. 11. Go! Scoot!
I'm most excited about the Linux driver writing tutorial headed by Greg K-H himself. I haven't had time to read through all the sessions yet, and pick my schedule, but from what I've read so far it looks to be a really amazing conference.
The question seems easy, but I'm claiming it's only deceptively so. The date most people probably came up with was in August, but he never posted the code then. The code wasn't really posted until October.
I hope I was fast enough. To the linux foundation: The linux nerds who could use these tickets are probably not watching twitter super-closely. I'd go for a contest that takes more time and brain-energy to answer, and then use a longer window for answer submissions.
On that like, uh…something witty on something funny.


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"My Mount Rushmore, Hammett, Black Mask" (by Dave Zeltserman)
Posted on June 12, 2019 by somethingisgoingtohappen
Dave Zeltserman is the award-winning author of over twenty crime, horror, and thriller novels, several named by the Washington Post, NPR, American Library Association;, or Booklist as best books of the year. His novel Small Crimes was made into a Netflix original film. Small Crimes belongs to a genre EQMM readers may not readily associate the name Zeltserman with—hardboiled crime fiction. For a number of years the Massachusetts author has been writing a series of classical whodunits for EQMM, inspired by Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe novels. I am referring, of course, to the Julius Katz and Archie series, which has won both Shamus and EQMM Readers Awards. Dave began his fiction-writing career on the hardboiled end of the mystery spectrum, however, and in this post he talks about the key writers who inspired him. His new book, Everybody Lies in Hell, is due out October 1.—Janet Hutchings
Positions two, three, and four on my personal Mount Rushmore of crime fiction writers would be occupied by Rex Stout, Donald Westlake, and Jim Thompson. I doubt it would surprise many EQMM readers following my Julius Katz mystery stories to learn that I've spent many enjoyable hours in the company of Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin. Whenever I pick up a Nero Wolfe book, I marvel at the cleverness and sly humor in Stout's writing. Next up would be Donald Westlake, who in my opinion is the greatest crime fiction writer of the last fifty years. His prose is simply pitch-perfect. There never seems to an unnecessary word, and every word he uses just seems to be the right ones. His Dortmunder books are a lot of fun, his Parker books written as Richard Stark are among my favorite crime novels, as is his brilliant and mesmerizing novel The Ax. Jim Thompson would take the final position. His novels and short stories have had a profound effect on me as both a reader and writer. I didn't know what to expect when I picked up my first Thompson novel, Hell of a Woman, and it turned out to be both an unnerving and exhilarating experience. Thompson suckered me into believing that his protagonist Frank "Dolly" Dillon was just a hard luck guy instead of what he turned out to ultimately be. Thompson opened my eyes to how a writer can break every rule as long as he or she can figure out how to make it work. His amusing Mitch Allison conman stories inspired my first EQMM story, Money Run, and his psycho noir novels had a strong influence on my first novel Fast Lane and a few reviewers claimed also on my third novel Small Crimes.
Stout, Westlake, Thompson, all great writers, but first and foremost on my personal Mount Rushmore would be Dashiell Hammett. No writer has had more of an impact on the crime fiction genre than Hammett. It can be argued that each of his five novels created a distinct crime fiction subgenre: with The Maltese Falcon, the search for the rare object, The Glass Key, the political crime novel, The Dain Curse, the supernatural crime novel, The Thin Man, bordering on screwball, the sophisticated married couple investigating a murder, and Red Harvest, a man riding into a corrupt town and cleaning it up. The Maltese Falcon had three film adaptations, a radio series, and it inspired a number of spoofs, including Black Bird and Beat the Devil (which also starred Humphrey Bogart and Peter Lorre). There were six Thin Man movies starring William Powell and Myrna Loy and a television series starring Peter Lawford and Phyllis Kirk. There was a film adaptation of The Glass Key and a surprisingly faithful three-part TV miniseries of the The Dain Curse given that the nameless op was replaced by a private eye named Hamilton Nash played by James Coburn, who is almost the exact opposite physically of how the op was written. While there might not have been an adaptation of Red Harvest, the novel, which made Time magazine's all-time best one hundred English-language novels, inspired a number of films, including Kurosawa's Yojimbo and the Coen brothers' Miller's Crossing.
As important as Hammett's novels are to the genre, his twenty-eight Continental Op stories (all but two of which he wrote for Black Mask) might be his most important contribution. The nameless private eye who narrates these stories, as well as Red Harvest and The Dain Curse, is a short, stocky, and not particularly handsome man. Women sometimes show interest in him, but more times than not it's because they have an agenda; not that the op is ever fooled by this. He's nobody's sucker! Smart, resourceful, tough, cynical, and as dogged as they come, he can't be bribed because, as he explains in one of the stories, no amount of money is worth the satisfaction he gets from his job.
Hammett spent five years as a Pinkerton detective, and his experiences informed his writing, with the Continental Detective Agency a stand-in for Pinkerton and the op based on detectives he knew. Here's Hammett on his nameless detective: "The 'op' I use is the typical sort of private detective that exists in our country today. I've worked with half a dozen men who might be he with few changes. Though he may be 'different' in fiction, he is almost pure 'type' in life."
In The Dain Curse, the op saves his client, Gabrelle Leggett, several times. Hammett clues the reader in on the true nature of the op during this exchange near the end of the book between Gabrielle and the op:
"You came in just now, and then I saw—"
She stopped.
"A monster. A nice one, an especially nice one to have around when you're in trouble, but a monster just the same, without any human foolishness like love in him, and—What's the matter? Have I said something I shouldn't?"
The Continental Op stories are such a joy to read not only because of the authenticity that Hammett brought to his writing, but because the op (in my opinion) has the best voice of any P.I ever written and that nobody was better at plotting these types of stories than Hammett. Each of them is a tightly written masterpiece.
Raymond Chandler sums up perfectly what makes Hammett so great: "Hammett was spare, hard-boiled, but he did over and over what only the best writers can ever do. He wrote scenes that seemed never to have been written before."
Along with Hammett, Black Mask published other crime fiction greats, including Raymond Chandler, Erle Stanley Gardner, Raoul Whitfield, and Paul Cain. Brother's Keeper, my eighteenth story published in EQMM, was published as a Black Mask story. I don't take getting published by EQMM lightly. It's the premiere crime fiction magazine with a storied past which, like Black Mask, has published more than its share of great crime and mystery writers. But because of Black Mask's connection with Hammett and the op this story means something a little more special to me.
3 Responses to "My Mount Rushmore, Hammett, Black Mask" (by Dave Zeltserman)
pauldmarks says:
Dave, a great selection for your crime writers Mt. Rushmore. Mine might be a little different, but definitely with Hammett.
Robert Lopresti says:
Very interesting concept. I'm with you 75% of the way. Being obsessed with short stories I would replace Jim Thompson with Stanley Ellin.
Leigh says:
Thus far, my Rushmore includes about 16 authors. I need a Mount for classics, one for hardboiled, another for English (waving at Lindsey Davis), living authors, dead authors, etc. Dashiell Hammett makes more than one of my lists, as recently discussed on SleuthSayers. I read everything Hammett between ages 13 to 15, but haven't visited the Dain Curse since then. What a great exemplar.


Sidereal rotation period: 243 days (earth days) measured anticlockwise.
Solar day: 117 earth days.
For the character at the bottom, facing the Sun, it is noon in solar Venusian time.
After 117 earth days, Venus has rotated 187° around the Sun measured anticlockwise (117 × 360° / 224.7). Moreover, Venus has turned 173° on itself measured clockwise (117 × 360° / 243), which is the same as 187° measured anticlockwise.
Result: the character finds himself facing the Sun, it is noon for him again.
The atmosphere of Venus rotates in four days around the planet in the clockwise direction as the planet itself rotates in 243 days.
The soil of the planet is hidden by its thick atmosphere, we were able to determine the rotation period of the ground by using a radar.


This whipped cream cheesecake is fancy enough to use for holidays like Christmas or Valentine's Day, but quick and easy enough that you can make it any time of the year! It's a no bake favorite!
Did you see this post on my Facebook page? I announced my new found obsession with pomegranates, and I have to say that the beautiful jewels inside of the flesh are quickly becoming one of my favorite fruits. They're sweet, crunchy, and packed with nutrients!
Polyphenol antioxidants help protect the body against "free radicals" – unstable molecules that cause damage to our bodies over time. Polyphenol antioxidants in pomegranate juice include punicalagin, a polyphenol unique to pomegranates and anthocyanins, which is responsible for giving pomegranate juice its rich red color.
Pomegranates were one of the very first fruits to be cultivated, over 4,000 years ago! The name "pomegranate" derives from the Middle French "pomme garnete" – literally "seeded apple." It is also sometimes referred to as a Chinese apple.
Sadly, I can't find healthy looking poms in northeastern Wisconsin very often, so I'm grateful for the companies that have decided to take on the fussy work of selecting ripe ones and removing the arils from the flesh for me. I was introduced to a couple of those companies during the Fresh Summit conference, and the generous samples that I was given to bring home with me are just about devoured now. I love that they're being marketed as a healthy snack for kids, too. The cute, portable containers they come in have spoons under the lid so they're ready to eat anytime.
So, m'loves… about this cheesecake. It's a no-bake variety. That'll score points with some of you, especially if you're of the time-crunched variety. Here's the thing, though. When it comes to cheesecake, I rarely make no-bakes. I have this incredibly delicious (and somewhat top secret) recipe that was given to me by a friend a couple of years ago. A close version of it was used to make my Berry Lemon Cheesecake.
Finding a no-bake cheesecake recipe to use wasn't an a problem. There are variations all over the Internet. I adapted one that I found here. The issue for me, the ridiculously poor "no-bake" baker, was following the directions to make it properly.
See how beautifully tall and airy looking the whipped cream cheesecake is? Well, how do I say this? To be blunt, it's supposed to be a dense cheesecake. The reason it's not is because I'm (say it with me) a ridiculously awful "no-bake" baker! I decided not to read the directions all the way through before starting the project. That's one of the worst mistakes ever! Always read the instructions, gang. Always.
I sort of skimmed over the part where it told me to mix the cream cheese, sugar, and vanilla until fluffy. I did that… but I also included the heavy whipping cream that the recipe called forlater in the directions. The heavy whipping cream that I added was supposed to be WHIPPED first and then folded into the rest of the ingredients. Yours truly, Ms. Doofus, combined it without whipping, leading to a very liquidy batter. One that would never have set up properly on its own in the fridge. So after I realized the error, I put on my culinary thinking cap and tried not to bawl my eyes out at the thought of chucking eight bucks worth of ingredients down the drain.
I determined that the only solution to a wet batter was to thicken it somehow. Corn starch would not work in this case. Corn starch cake is not something that sounds yummi to me. I suppose I could have added more gelatin, but I didn't want to end up with pudding. I just need to get rid of a little bit of the liquid. So, I took an additional cup of heavy whipping cream and whipped it up like I should have done in the first place! Then I folded that whipped cream into the liquid-y batter. TA-DA! It thickened right up…. but there wasn't enough room in my 9-inch springform pan for all of the batter. I decided that was fair, considering the extra volume I had created. I ended up with about a half cup or so of extra batter, so I filled up a couple of small ramekins with it for a single serving treat.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The recipe shown below is based on you NOT recreating my mistakes! While my whipped cream cheesecake did taste delicious, it was very light and airy. It tasted more like cream cheese flavored whipped cream than a true cheesecake. It would be the PERFECT consistency for a layered parfait dessert, though.
Follow the directions below and whip the heavy cream before mixing it into the rest of the ingredients and you'll have a delicious, traditional no-bake cheesecake. If you truly want to try the whipped cream cheesecake exactly as mine turned out, you'll need 2 cups of heavy whipping cream. One cup will get added as is, and the second cup will get whipped and added right before pouring the mixture into the pan.
I hope you love this no bake whipped cream cheesecake!
This no-bake whipped cream cheesecake has a chocolate cookie crust, a cream cheese base, and it's loaded with deliciously sweet pomegranate arils. Pure decadence!
Mix cookie crumbs thoroughly with melted butter Gently press crumbs into the bottom and up 1" of the sides of a 9" spring-form pan. Bake in heated oven for 10 minutes. Remove pan from oven and cool completely.
Sprinkle the gelatin over the water in a small saucepan. Let it sit for 5 minutes, then heat until gelatin has dissolved. Set aside to cool.
Mix the cream cheese, sugar and vanilla until fluffy. Mix in gelatin. Set aside.
Whip the cream until stiff. Gently but completely mix cream cheese and 1/2 cup pomegranate arils into the whipped cream. Spoon into prepared, cooled crust. Smooth out the top.
Place pomegranate juice in medium saucepan over high heat. Bring sauce to a boil; reduce heat and simmer (slow boil), uncovered, about 10-12 minutes or until liquid has reduced by half (you'll want 1 cup reduced liquid).
Stir together 1/4 cup brown sugar and 1 tablespoon cornstarch. Add to juice. Cook and stir until thickened and bubbly. Cook and stir 2 minutes more, then transfer to a medium bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and cool to room temperature. Store covered in refrigerator until serving time.
To remove cheesecake from pan, gently run a sharp knife around the inside of the pan, then release the spring form. Drizzle with pomegranate sauce and top with remaining pomegranate arils.
I'm a Southern woman, so I LOVE my cheesecake! I recently tried pomegranate and liked it. I'm curious to see how this recipe turns out, but it looks delicious! What kind of gelatin do I use?
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Wow! All I have to say is this looks amazing! I love cheesecakes with a chocolate cookie crust and basically anything with pomegranate is awesome! Pinning this one and trying! 🙂 Thanks girl!
Thanks for the sweet comments, and extra thanks for sharing it, Krista!
I love cheesecake and I make a no-bake one myself. But I'd never thought of mixing cheesecake and pomegranats. You just keep thinking outside the box and I'll keep coming here for great recipes. Deal?
I am seriously drooling over that cheesecake. Out of every dessert in the world, this is my favorite. It was even our wedding cake; that's how much I love it. Truly breathtaking.


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I'm really interested in all this. This is very pc like. But how long before the original system gets left in the dust? It is guaranteed that lazy developers will not use this well. The non neo Madden will play like crap, no doubt.
The non neo Madden will play like crap, no doubt.
Yes, non-Neo users will get the PS3 Battlefield 4 experience.
And if you didn't get to experience that, it was ok, but pretty much worse than BF3. Which is stupid.
Buy me one and I'll trade you my PS4 and a future 'favor of your choice' so long as widge and zeetes fulfill the favor together, and I never have to hear what they had to do.
...if you throw in an additional controller & two sets of Wendell sticks, I'll ensure teh813legume drives in to participate/help with the "favor".
Is their OS the Matrix?
And Comcast data caps (moving up to 1TB, yay!) is Agent Smith?
So this thread aged well... just taking a break from playing God of War in 4K on my PS4 Pro. I believe that's what this turned out to be yeah?
Correct, However, since you resurrected this thread it seems there has been some breaking news of a hastening involved in manufacturing of the PS5. Rumors are less than 24 hours old.
I'll stick with my PC for now.


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Rare Ebola outbreak declared in Uganda
#Ebola case in #Uganda confirmed. @WHO is in close touch with the @MinofHealthUG and is providing support to mount a rapid response and engage communities. https://t.co/jD7kF2RWi3
— Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@DrTedros) September 20, 2022
The UN World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday that a sample taken from a 24-year-old man was identified as the relatively rare Sudan strain.
It is the first time in more than a decade that the Sudan strain has been found in Uganda, which also saw an outbreak of the Zaire strain of Ebola virus in 2019.
Suspicious deaths
The latest outbreak follows six suspicious deaths in Mubende district so far this month. There are also eight suspected cases who are receiving care in a health facility.
Dr Matshidiso Moeti, World Health Organization Regional Director for Africa, said that the UN agency was working closely with Ugandan authorities to investigate the source, and support efforts to control it.
"Uganda is no stranger to effective Ebola control", she said. "Thanks to its expertise, action has been taken to quickly to detect the virus and we can bank on this knowledge to halt the spread of infections."
No effective vaccine
Existing vaccines against Ebola have proved effective against the Zaire strain but it is not clear if they will be as successful against the Sudan strain, WHO said in a statement.
Ebola is a severe, often fatal illness affecting humans and other primates. It has six different strains, three of which – Bundibugyo, Sudan and Zaire – have previously caused large outbreaks.
Case fatality rates of the Sudan strain have varied from 41 per cent to 100 per cent in past outbreaks. Early roll-out of supportive treatment has been shown to significantly reduce deaths from Ebola, WHO said.
Sending supplies
The agency has dispatched supplies to support the care of patients and is sending a specialized tent that will be used to isolate patients.
While ring vaccination of high-risk people with Ervebo (rVSV-ZEBOV) vaccine has been highly effective in controlling the spread of Ebola in recent outbreaks in DRC and elsewhere, said WHO, this vaccine has only been approved to protect against the Zaire strain.
Another vaccine produced by pharmaceutical company Johnson and Johnson may be effective but has yet to be specifically tested against the Sudan strain.


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to establish the information needed for assessment and management of environmental impacts on the human, marine, and coastal environments of the OCS and the potentially affected coastal areas;
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Q: Does $1+\frac{1}{3}-\frac{2}{5}+\frac{1}{7}+\frac{1}{9}-\frac{2}{11}+...$ converge? I'm having a hard time figuring if the following series converges or diverges.
$$
1+\frac{1}{3}-\frac{2}{5}+\frac{1}{7}+\frac{1}{9}-\frac{2}{11}\:+\:...
$$
I think that if I'll place the brackets in the right place I can figure what type of series are laying under. But I can't figure it out. Any help is appreciated!

A: Hint: each group of three terms is of the form
$$\frac{1}{3k-2}+\frac{1}{3k}-\frac{2}{3k+2}=\frac{18k-4}{27k^3-12k}.$$

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