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When Your Toothbrush Isn't Handy, Reach For Scrubber Foods!
WE'VE ALL BEEN IN SITUATIONS WHERE we've wished we had a toothbrush—but didn't. Perhaps it was on a recent camping trip. Perhaps it was right after lunch, on a day when you were headed into an important business meeting. Regardless of when it was, you knew that a fresh, sparkling smile would bring the comfort and/or confidence you needed.
Certain types of foods can help you in a pinch.
Scrubber foods naturally clean your teeth–not perfectly, but enough to help you smile with confidence. As you chew scrubber foods they remove plaque and leftover particles from other foods you've eaten. They also increase saliva flow, which helps clean your mouth as well.
All of these foods are excellent at freshening your mouth. Use them at the end of a meal or after a snack. Remember that these foods cannot be used as a replacement for brushing and flossing. But, they can be little helpers until you get to your toothbrush.
Try finishing up meals with scrubber foods instead of sweets and let us know if you notice the difference. You may never go back! Do you know of another great scrubber food that we haven't mentioned? Share your tip below.
Thanks for your continued trust in our practice!


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P-47D-2-RA 42-22490 [OS:U] "Beetle" was assigned to the 355FG/358FS at Steeple Morden, UK. On 7-Nov-43 the aircraft, piloted by 2LT William E. Roach, was despatched with others from 355FG to provide escort to b-26 bombers of the 9th Air Force that were attacking German airfields at Montdidier and Meulan, France. On the return his flight ran into headwinds of over 100mph which caused excessive fuel consumption. His aircraft ran out of fuel and he made a forced landing at the German airfield at Caen, France and was taken as a Prisoner of War (POW).
355th Fighter Group
Where the 353rd Fighter Group had pioneered ground strafing techniques, it was the 355th Fighter Group who destroyed more enemy aircraft by ground strafing than any other Eighth Air Force Group. Based at Steeple Morden from July 1943 to July 1945, the...
358th Fighter Squadron
William Roach
Military | Second Lieutenant | Pilot | 355th Fighter Group
On 7-Nov-43 as the pilot of P-47D 42-22490 [OS:U] "Beetle", 355FG/358FS he was despatched with other P-47s form the 355FG to provide escort to B-26 bombers of 9th Air Force attacking German airfields at Montdidier and Meulan, France. On the return the...
VIII Fighter Command FO-173 BOMBER ESCORT
This mission is composed of two fighter elements. The first element if a force of 54 P-38s from 55FG despatched to provide escort for B-26 bombers from 9th Air Force attacking German airfields at Montdidier and Meulan, France. The force included 8 P...
Steeple Morden
Originally used from 1940 as a small, grass airfield, satellite for nearby RAF Bassingbourn, Steeple Morden was allocated to the Eighth Air Force in August 1942 as a potential bomber base. It was used briefly by the 3rd Photographic Group during the...
Forced Landing Caen, France 7 November 1943
Ran out of fuel and made a forced landing at the German airfield at Caen, France and was captured.
Production block number
P-47D-2-RA Thunderbolt
Markings and paint scheme/livery
Radio Call Sign: OS:U
10 September 2015 22:46:02 Tanks Changes to description
Corrected spelling mistakes
10 July 2015 20:30:59 Lee8thbuff Changes to nicknames, markings, description, events, place associations and mission associations
Lee Cunningham 10-Jul-2015. Added Nickname, Markings and Description based on the "Losses of the 8th & 9th Air Forces", Stan Bishop & John A. Hey MBE; Added FTR event per MACR 1283.
MACR 1281 / Paul Andrews, Project Bits and Pieces, 8th Air Force Roll of Honor database

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Originally Published in DeneenBorelli.com by Tom Borelli on 4/24/14.
The devastation of Obama's war on coal on coal miners and their families continues.
Patriot Coal, which recently came out of bankruptcy, is being forced to suspend about 100 coal miner jobs from two of its West Virginia mines.
Patriot Coal announced plans Wednesday to lay off miners at two large operations in Boone County.
Watch interview of Patriot Coal CEO Ben Hatfield.
While the Democrats distract the nation with false wars on women, Obama is crushing the coal industry with tragic consequences for thousands of workers that depend on coal mining for employment.


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d3.computeIntersections = function(maps,originalMapping)
{
  //http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26028124/the-intersection-of-all-combinations-of-n-sets
    var list = [], dominoMapping = {}, _i = 1, intersections = {}, elements = 0,
        numberOfSets = maps.keys().length;

    maps.forEach(function(k,v){
        console.log('adding keys',k);
        dominoMapping[k] = _i++;
        for(var i=0;i<v.content.length;i++)
            list.push({set:k,element:v.content[i]});
    });
    // create each intersections
    var limit = Math.pow(2,_i-1)
    for (var t=0;t<limit;t++) {
        intersections[t+''] = {
            elements:[],
            dominoRepresentation : computeDominoRepresentation(t),
            id:t
        };
    }
    var listA = d3.nest()
        .key(function(d) { return d.element })
        .map(list);

    elements = list.length;
    var keys = d3.keys(listA);
    for (var i=0;i<keys.length;i++) {
        var arrayOfSets = (listA[keys[i]]);
        var setId = computeIntersectionID(arrayOfSets);
        intersections[setId+''].elements.push(keys[i]);
    }
    var invertedMapping = computeInvertedDictionnary(dominoMapping);
    var originalInvertedMapping = computeInvertedDictionnary(originalMapping ? originalMapping : dominoMapping);
    var table = buildStateTable(dominoMapping);

    var baseIntersectionsArray =  d3.values(intersections);
    var baseIntersections = intersections;

    //var transientMapping = originalMapping;

    var datas = {
        intersections : intersections,
        intersectionsArray: baseIntersectionsArray.slice(),
        distinctElements : elements,
        numberOfSets : numberOfSets,
        currentMapping : dominoMapping,
        currentInvertedMapping : invertedMapping,
        originalMapping : originalMapping ? originalMapping : dominoMapping,
        originalInvertedMapping : originalInvertedMapping,
        numberOfDominos : limit,
        stateTable : table,
        turnOnSet : turnOnSet,
        turnOffSet : turnOffSet
    }
    return datas;

    function turnOnSet(setName) {
        // we must find up the original and add it back to the datas
        //var indexOfSet = datas.originalMapping[setName] - 1;
        // WE GOT TO CHECK IF SOME SETS WERE REMOVED AND UPDATE THE INDEX ACCORDINGLY !!!
        console.log('turning on',setName);
        table[setName].active = true;

        var indexOfSet = 0;
        $.each(datas.originalMapping,function(k,v) {
            if (k == setName) return false;
            if (table[k].active) indexOfSet++;
        })
        var addedSet = maps.get(setName);
        var numberOfSets = datas.numberOfSets;
        var intersections = datas.intersectionsArray;

        // First, we compute the id of the new intersections
        var spawnedIds = [];
        var newIntersections = [];
        console.log(setName,addedSet);
        datas.numberOfSets = datas.numberOfSets+1; // we do it now or we could not compute the domino representation
        for (var i=0;i<intersections.length;i++) {
            var id = intersections[i].id;
            var newId = insertBit(id, indexOfSet, 1);
            var oldId = insertBit(id, indexOfSet, 0);
            spawnedIds.push({
                idWithoutNewSet: newId,
                idWithNewSet: oldId
            });
            // we compute the common elements between the old intersection
            // and the new set. Common elements are pushed in the new Intersections
            var commons = computeElementsInCommon(addedSet.content,intersections[i].elements);
            var a = {
                id : newId,
                elements : commons.elementInCommon,
                dominoRepresentation : computeDominoRepresentation(newId)
            };
            var b = {
                id : oldId,
                elements : commons.elementNotInCommon,
                dominoRepresentation : computeDominoRepresentation(oldId)
            };
            newIntersections[a.id]=a;
            newIntersections[b.id]=b;
        }

        var map = {};
        console.log('ADD',newIntersections);
        for (var i=0; i<newIntersections.length;i++) {
            if (!newIntersections[i]) continue;
            map[newIntersections[i].id]=newIntersections[i];
        }

        datas.numberOfDominos = (newIntersections.length)
        datas.intersections = map
        datas.intersectionsArray = newIntersections;
        // add the set to the current view Mapping
        var newMapping = {};
        var newInvertedMapping = {};
        var delta = 0;
        $.each(datas.originalMapping,function(k,v){

            if (table[k].active) {
                newMapping[k] = v+delta;
                newInvertedMapping[v+delta] = k;
            } else {
                delta--;
            }
        });

        datas.currentMapping = newMapping;
        datas.currentInvertedMapping = newInvertedMapping;

    }

    // all the stuff is too tied to our universe, try to make it more
    // independant
    function turnOffSet(setName) {
        // we must fund up the original and ad it back to the datas
        // First step computes which intersection have to merge
        table[setName].active = false;
        var indexOfSet = datas.currentMapping[setName] - 1;
        var numberOfSets = datas.numberOfSets;
        var intersections = datas.intersectionsArray;
        console.log('TURNING OFF',setName, 'ID', indexOfSet);
        var bitMask = 0;

        // BITMASK IS ALL THE SET TO 1, EXCEPT THE TARGET SET TURN TO 0
        for (var i=0;i<numberOfSets;i++) {
            bitMask = bitMask +  ( i == indexOfSet ? 0 : Math.pow(2,i) )
        }
        var mergeMapping = []; // used for debugging purpose
        var originalIdToMergedId = [];     // index is the orignal Id, value is the destination Id

        console.log('BITMASK FOR REMOVED SET',bitMask.toString(2));
        for (var i=0;i<intersections.length;i++) {
            var originalId = intersections[i].id;
            var mergedId = intersections[i].id & bitMask;
            mergeMapping.push({
                originalId: originalId,
                mergedId: mergedId
            });
            if (originalId != mergedId) {
                originalIdToMergedId[originalId] = mergedId;
            }
        }
        // Second step merge intersections
        var numberOfIntersections = intersections.length;
        //dump(mergeMapping,4);
        var newIntersections = [];
        for (var j=0;j<numberOfIntersections;j++) {
            console.log(j,numberOfIntersections);
            var interToMerge = intersections[j];

            if (originalIdToMergedId[j] >= 0 ) {
                var targetIntersection = intersections[originalIdToMergedId[j]]; //ok
                for (var k = 0;k< interToMerge.elements.length;k++) {

                    console.log('adding',interToMerge.elements[k]);
                    addElementToSet(targetIntersection.elements, interToMerge.elements[k])
                }
                //mergeSet(targetIntersection,interToMerge);
                newIntersections.push(targetIntersection);
                targetIntersection.id = remove_bit(targetIntersection.id,indexOfSet);
                targetIntersection.dominoRepresentation.splice(indexOfSet,1);
                interToMerge.elements = null;
            // we remove the merged intersection
                console.log('removing intersection',j,targetIntersection);
            }

        }

        // remove all useless intersections

        datas.intersectionsArray = newIntersections;

        var map = {};
        for (var i=0; i<newIntersections.length;i++) {
            map[newIntersections[i].id]=newIntersections[i];
        }
        datas.numberOfSets = datas.numberOfSets-1;
        datas.numberOfDominos = (newIntersections.length)
        datas.intersections = map;

        // we compute the new view mappings
        var newMapping = {};
        var newInvertedMapping = {};
        var target = datas.originalMapping[setName];
        var delta = 0;
        $.each(datas.originalMapping,function(k,v){
            if (table[k].active) {
                newMapping[k] = v-delta;
                newInvertedMapping[v-delta] = k;
            } else {
                delta++;
            }

        });
        datas.currentMapping = newMapping;
        datas.currentInvertedMapping = newInvertedMapping;
    }

    function mergeSet(setA,setB) {
        var map = {};
        for (var i=0;(i<setA.elements.length || i<setB.elements.length);i++) {
            if (i<setA.elements.length) map[setA.elements[i]]=true;
            if (i<setB.elements.length) map[setB.elements[i]]=true;
        }
        setA.elements = Object.keys(map);
    }

    // set is currently just an array, but we plan to have some kind of representation
    function addElementToSet(set, element) {
        console.log(set);
        if (set.indexOf(element) == -1) { set.push(element); }
    }

    // first array contains the element NOT in common
    // second array contains the element in common
    function computeElementsInCommon(setA,setB) {
        //setA = set to add
        //setB = set of the old intersection
        var elA = setB;
        var elB = setA;
        console.log(elA,elB);
        var histogram = {};
        var returnObject = {
            elementInCommon:[],
            elementNotInCommon:[]
        };

        //compute histogram
        for (var i=0;i<elA.length;i++) {
            histogram[elA[i]] = 1;
        }
        for (var j=0;j<elB.length;j++) {
            if (!histogram[elB[j]]) continue;
            histogram[elB[j]] = ++histogram[elB[j]];
        }
        $.each(histogram,function(k,v){
            if (v==1) {
                returnObject.elementNotInCommon.push(k);
            } else {
                returnObject.elementInCommon.push(k);
            }
        })
        return returnObject;
    }

    // a little gem :)
    function remove_bit (x,n) { return x ^ (((x >> 1) ^ x) & (0xffffffff << n)); }

    function insertBit(n,   // The integer we are going to insert into
                 position, // position is the position of the new bit to be inserted
                 new_bit) // whether the newly inserted bit is true or false
    {
        var x = n;
        var y = x;
        x <<= 1;
        if (new_bit)
            x |= (( 1) << position);
        else
            x &= ~(( 1) << position);
        x &= ((~( 0)) << position);
        y &= ~((~( 0)) << position);
        x |= y;
        return x;
    }

    function computeInvertedDictionnary(map) {
        var invertedMap = {};
        var mapKeys = Object.keys(map);
        var invertedResult = {};
        for (var i=0;i<mapKeys.length;i++) {
            var key = mapKeys[i], value =  map[mapKeys[i]];
            invertedMap[value] = key;
        }
        return invertedMap;
    }

    function computeIntersectionID(array) {
        var total = 0;
        for (var i=0;i<array.length;i++) {
            var mapping = dominoMapping[array[i].set];
            total = total + Math.pow(2,mapping-1);
        }
        return total;
    }
    function computeDominoRepresentation(setsId) {
        var domino = [];
        console.log('Trying to compute',setsId,numberOfSets,datas);
        if (datas) numberOfSets=datas.numberOfSets;
        for (var l=0;l<numberOfSets;l++) {
            id = (1 << l);
            var value =  id & setsId;
            var newValue = (value >> l);
            domino.push(newValue);
        }
        return domino;
    }

    function buildStateTable(mapping) {
        var table = {};
        var keys = d3.keys(mapping);
        for (var i=0;i<keys.length;i++) {
            table[keys[i]]= {
                active : true
            }
        }
        return table;
    }
}

function reprojectArray(datum, context) {

    var baseArray = datum.dominoRepresentation;
    var newArray = [];
    var baseMAPPING = context.currentMapping; // name -> index of set
    var invertedResult = context.currentInvertedMapping;
    console.log('working on',datum,invertedResult,context);

    for (var i=0;i<baseArray.length;i++) {
        //var mappedSet= invertedBaseMAPPING[i+1];
        //var mappedIndex = result.dominoMapping[mappedSet]-1;
        var mappedSet = invertedResult[i+1]; // nom du set
        var mappedIndex =  i;
        console.log('working CIRCLE FOR',mappedSet,mappedIndex);
        newArray.push ({
            baseId: datum.id,
            hasCircle: baseArray[mappedIndex],
            set: mappedSet,
            compoundId: datum.id+invertedResult[i+1]
        });
    }
    console.log('working',newArray);

    return newArray;
};

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Well done to Rosanna Halls (Cleobury Mortimer GC) who has won best gross at Robin Hood GC on Wednesday 26th July 2017.
Rosanna made many pars and dropped only 1 shot on the front 9.
With 2 birdies on 15 and 17th holes, she carded at gross 77 on a challenging course for which the CSSS was 75.


This is the lowest unemployment rate level the US economy has ever recorded since February 2001.
According to the Bureau of labor and statistics, the US Unemployment Rate stood at 4.2 percent last month from 4.4 percent in August. The bureau has also reported that 33,000 people lost their jobs last month compared to 169,000 people who entered the labor market in August. The agency has indicated that the job losses last month was as a result of job losses in the food services and drinking sector and the impact of hurricanes Irma and Harvey.
More people were employed in the transportation, warehousing and healthcare sectors.
The number of unemployed people in the US declined by 331,000 to reach 6.8 million. On average, 172,000 jobs were added in the US economy in the past 12 months. 25 percent of the unemployed or 1.7 million people were jobless for more than 27 weeks.
According to the bureau, the unemployment rate among adults in September was 3.9 percent while the unemployment rate among teenagers was 12.9 percent. The rates among different races show that the unemployment rate for Blacks was 7 percent, Whites were 3.7 percent, Asians were 3.7 percent while Hispanics had an unemployment rate of 5.1 percent. When it comes to hourly payments, the average hourly pay for employees in the private sector was $26.55 in September.
Trump has vowed to improve the US economy by lowering taxes, raising tariffs on imports from specific countries as well as limiting the number of foreign workers working in the US. Lower corporate and income taxes will enable companies to remain profitable and reduce cost-cutting measures such as downsizing.
Increasing imports tariffs from countries perceived to be "currency manipulators" will allow local manufacturers to stay competitive and produce more. Trump has also threatened to exit the US from the Trans-Pacific Trade Agreement and to renegotiate deals in the North American Free Trade Treaty. Economists have regarded his tariff and foreign trade treaty policies as protectionist moves that go against globalization. In April this year, Trump also vowed to overhaul the H-1B visa program, a move that will compel US companies to hire more American workers.
Back in September 2016, he proposed to increase investments in infrastructure, reduce business regulations, revise tax and trade agreements which he claimed, would create 25 million jobs over the next decade.


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Black History Month Spotlight: T.M. Campbell -- America's first Extension agent
Campbell was a trail blazer and pioneer, with a legacy of innovation, education and community outreach that set a standard the nationwide Cooperative Extension system uses today
By Abigail Harper and Eric Walcott, Michigan State University Extension - February 15, 2019
Thomas Monroe Campbell circa 1906.
When we think of important dates in the history of Cooperative Extension, the passage of the Smith-Lever Act in 1914 is often the first thing that comes to mind. The Smith-Lever Act is credited with the formation of Extension, as it provided the funding which supported the creation of Extension programs across the country to apply research and provide education that would grow to include agriculture, community development, natural resources and 4-H. While the passage of Smith-Lever is certainly worth celebrating, the history of Extension goes back a bit farther than that.
It was at Tuskegee University where the first Cooperative Extension program in the United States began, and Thomas Monroe Campbell, a graduate of Tuskegee, was the first Extension agent employed by a Cooperative Extension program. Related work, including Tuskegee's famous Farmers Institute, and the US Department of Agriculture's Farmers' Cooperative Demonstration Work had begun prior to the development of Tuskegee's Extension program and Campbell's appointment, together with the appointment of W.C. Stallings, that began the growth of Cooperative Extension and the spread of its work.
Campbell, more commonly known as T.M. Campbell, was a joint employee of Tuskegee Institute and the USDA, and was appointed as an agricultural agent in Macon and Wilcox counties in Alabama. In this role, Campbell was charged with educating rural farmers in advanced farming and land-management methods. He proceeded to grow southern Cooperative Extension efforts, and by the time of the Smith-Lever Act had assisted 11 other southern states in appointing African-American Extension agents.
Campbell made use of the "Jesup Agricultural Wagon," named for the man who provided the funding to equip and operate the demonstration wagon, which became known as the Tuskegee Movable School. The Moveable School was Campbell's primary method of facilitating the growth and development of Extension work throughout rural communities. The wagon was outfitted with seeds, fertilizers, and the tools to carry out practical demonstrations with farmers and homemakers.
Campbell continued his influential Extension career for nearly 50 years, advancing from a county agent to a state agent in Alabama, and then becoming a field agent for USDA, with seven southern states in his territory. He was the first African-American to be appointed as a USDA field agent. Campbell's mind for innovation, education and community outreach left a legacy on the development of Extension programs throughout the country that is reflected in the work Extension does all across the country today.
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Q: Write to the large docX without loading it in memory file using C# and openXML SDK I have a large word docx file (more than 100 MB), and it contains a table, there is a requirement to add additional data in this table
I am using the following approach
using (WordprocessingDocument wordDocument = WordprocessingDocument.Open(filepath, true))
{
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        foreach (var cell in row)
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And it seems that the whole document has been loaded in memory. Is there any way to write to the file without loading the whole DOM structure, using for example SAX approach?

A: I've tried to do the same many times, but so far my conclusion is that, no, you can not.
I've tried many approaches, even using 3rd party tools like Aspose, but so far they've all required loading the full document into memory.
Which makes sense, considering you have to find the entry point, and how can you do that without evaluating the content, which requires loading the content?
So far, the method with the least extra overhead (yet using the most memory) is to use VSTO and so it through a Word AddIn, when the document is open anyway.
It gives the least extra overhead because the document is open anyway (the user has opened it in Word) - but this approach won't be useful if you need to do this without user action, or it has to be done serverside without launching a full Word application.

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Criminal law, Justice, Lawyering, Society April 4, 2013 April 4, 2013
Federal Prosecutor Reportedly Withdraws From Major Gang Case Out Of Fear For Safety
The murders of two prosecutors in Kaufman County, Texas has caused heightened security measures to protect court staff and prosecutors. However, few expected those concerns to lead to the withdrawal of a federal prosecutor in Houston. Assistant U.S. Attorney Jay Hileman has reportedly announced that he will withdraw from a case out of personal safety concerns. If true, it is a rare case for a federal prosecutor to refuse to litigate a case out of fear.
Defense attorney Richard Ely expressed understanding for Hileman's unwillingness to put himself at risk in the case against the Aryan Brotherhood. There have been warnings that the white supremacist group might try to retaliate for the prosecution. However, no one has been able to pinpoint the source of these rumors.
Last Saturday, District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, were found shot to death in their home and two months earlier, felony prosecutor Mark Hasse was gunned down in a parking lot near the county courthouse.
About the time of Hasse's killing, Hileman received protection from the U.S. Marshal service. Many prosecutors are likely to view Hileman's decision harshly since threats are unfortunately common for prosecutors. Scott Burns, executive director for the National District Attorneys Association, told reporters that "there are 40,000 prosecutors in the country, and anyone who has spent some time trying a case will probably tell you that they receive threats all the time . . . This is unfortunately something we deal with all the time. The only good news is that to be murdered because of your position as a prosecutor is still very (unlikely)."
By withdrawing, Hileman will require another prosecutor to step forward to carry out these duties. It also suggests that the Justice Department cannot protect its staff, which leaves the agency looking like its counterparts in drug cartel countries. The Justice Department has not given any information on the connection to these other cases of state prosecutors or how the department will proceed if a prosecutor was refusing to serve out of concern for his personal safety.
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60 thoughts on "Federal Prosecutor Reportedly Withdraws From Major Gang Case Out Of Fear For Safety"
oops, that comment was directed to AY …
Bron,
I agree…. And to make matters worse some are being targeted just because of association….
Good point.
The prosecutors have been shot-gunning it with conspiracy theories.
That was pointed out in my link to the Daily Beast article.
Gene H. 1, April 4, 2013 at 10:01 am
"Where this winds up I don't know, but there is a feeling of dread in the pit of my stomach as I write this."
As long as it's not a "feeling of Dredd in the pit of [your] stomach", there is some hope. Cannibalism is pretty much the ground floor for social collapse with it being a Zombie Apocalypse and all. 😀
Reminds me of what Tweetie (a.k.a. Chris Matthews) said to David Stockman on Hardball yesterday … I think it was.
He said, don't tell me about the apocalypse, I am only interested in the next two weeks.
He has certain genes in the pit of his stomach too, weak ones, and "can't handle the truth.
His sleepy belief that he is the big dog in the fight may suffer the fate of those who disappeared from MSNBC before him (Olberman, Cenk, etc), because software is beginning to writing the news now (MOMCOM 2.0).
anonymous (aka ap) says:
"Know your 'Aryans': the real white nationalist threat in America"
by Leonard Zeskind
The Aryan Brotherhood linked to murders of Texas DAs is chiefly a prison gang. But far-right extremism does menace the US
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/apr/04/know-aryans-white-nationalist-threat
(Leonard Zeskind, author of Blood and Politics
The History of the White Nationalist Movement from the Margins to the Mainstream)
Bron says:
why do you think that? Isnt this a good deal of attention they dont want? I imagine a good many Texas Rangers are looking at them pretty hard about now.
nick spinelli says:
Lots of croc tears from people who often spew venom toward prosecutors otherwise. This is almost certainly the Aryan Brotherhood.
Michael Val says:
If the message ever becomes we prosecute those who do not threaten us harm but leave alone those who do threaten and harm prosecutors, then those in latter will become the former.
What Darren said. If a prosecutor cannot take the heat that comes with the job, then he needs to resign.
I'm sorry. I could not resist the easy zombie joke. Too much "The Walking Dead" perhaps. Although if you discount the zombies, TWD is a pretty good picture of what life totally without law and government looks like. Somalia without the eating of brains. To those who say "Anarchy now!" or "It can't happen here!", I say "Have you seen the pictures?"
But seriously, Mike, it is something that should make people uncomfortable. The canary in the coal mine gone silent. I also agree with your assessment that although the systems have suffered failings in various ways and to varying degrees over time that the disenchantment we are seeing ever growing in our populace now is rooted in seeing "the man" behind the curtain. An inevitable consequence of the information age. You can't run for office promising to prosecute war criminals and then give them a pass without arousing public anger. You can't run on a platform of equality and then prosecute legitimate businesses growing marijuana under state law for medical purposes and let the investment banking scumbags who ruined the economy by their crimes and malfeasance not only go free, but reward them for their behavior. That discord is the price that always comes with a bifurcated two-tier legal system that caters to oligarchs and pisses on everyone else.
The fabric of civilization is much thinner than most people think.
Pols and fatcats have disregarded the very real lesson of "you reap what you sow". Their sense of entitlement will not protect them when the Fall happens. It will be their own guards eating them when the zombies come home to roost.
Thus the pendulum swings.
"It's about a steady fraying of the social fabric as dissatisfaction with our governmental systems grows and a growing lack of inhibition about taking matters into "your own hands"."
I totally agree that this represents a "fraying of the social fabric". Despite the beliefs of the "privileged classes" the majority of the people aren't stupid. We get low voter turnout in this country because many have stopped believing the empty rhetoric of "American Democracy (Exceptionalism)" spoon fed to us as mythology and propaganda. Those that try to hold onto to their beliefs are made cynical by the actions of those "heroes" they elect who ignore the platforms they were elected upon. The curtain has been blown away and the
backstage scenes are exposed with a sickening reality.
In reality the "system" has always been this way. The difference today that is the key to the unraveling of the social fabric, is that we've stopped being fooled by the smoke and mirrors. Where this winds up I don't know, but there is a feeling of dread in the pit of my stomach as I write this.
Swarthmore mom 1, April 4, 2013 at 9:06 am
Dredd, I don't think the Aryan Brotherhood is going to use Jewish Bob Dylan"s song as their theme song. They follow a strict anti semitic and racist message
They can be more diplomatic than that:
I got up close and personal with members of the Brotherhood more than 20 years ago in Nevada.
the leader of the group, a huge guy with reddish hair and beard appropriately named "Big Red," had a legal problem I helped him to solve.
Big Red had served in the military. He wanted some documents from the military to present at his upcoming murder trial. I guess he wanted to prove how patriotic he had been while serving his country. But none of them could fill out the stack of forms, so I volunteered to help. When the documents I requested came back about a month later, I was considered a legal whiz on the order of F. Lee Bailey.
I was, to a degree, "in." They considered me a harmless black mascot …
(Daily Beast). Even though they are criminally insane in a sense, their highest leadership takes out members (kills them) if they go rogue and do things like this which bring heat on the overall gang.
Which led some detectives to indicate these three murders are not like official gang acts.
The California version and the Texas version have contrasts between them, due to the different cultures in the two states.
My skepticism also tells me that this is one way for LEO land to increase budgets and the private prison system would go for that too.
Nevertheless, as you indicated about racism and as Gene H said about cultural collapse, the mass prosecutions going on against them could push them over the edge.
"It also suggests that the Justice Department cannot protect its staff, which leaves the agency looking like its counterparts in drug cartel countries."
And here I thought Mr. Holder was just afraid of bankers. What a sad state of affairs we have in our vaunted DOJ.
Raff,
What did the folks at OWS do to get shit at, tazed or maced?
Swarthmore mom says:
Gene, Shooting at prosecutors in Texas is nothing new. The state has a long history of it but this is the first time that the wife was shot, too.
Smom,
I think you missed the point of what I said. It's not about public support for the Brotherhood. Note in that statement the recognition that there have been what seems to be a lot more deaths over civil suits as well. It's about a steady fraying of the social fabric as dissatisfaction with our governmental systems grows and a growing lack of inhibition about taking matters into "your own hands". It's a symptom of social collapse. Is it a valid statistical trend? Or isolated incidents? Time will tell.
Mark Gisleson (@MarkGisleson) says:
I absolutely cannot find one single useful bio of Jay Hileman online. How can you be a U.S. Attorney without Google knowing who appointed you, or when?
The point is what were you doing wrong to get shot at….
People near the epicenter do not think this was an ordered, official ABT hit. It is not their style to invite mass retaliation unless it has to happen.
This is more like a rogue gang member or members doing their own revenge.
Mexican gangs would do this type thing.
But this could be the new theme song of the ABT:


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The 35-year-old actress revealed that after watching a documentary about the Princess of Wales, she felt there was a connection between the late royal and the DC Comics superhero.
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"… How can you connect to a goddess that's super strong and has it all and [is] super perfect?" Gadot reasoned. "I wanted to show her vulnerabilities and heart."
Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman in a scene from "Wonder Woman 1984."
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"My goal is to bring real black America — just as it is, not watered down — to people everywhere through music, through films, through everything we do," Andre Harrell told The Los Angeles Times in 1992 after signing a $50 million deal with MCA for a new company, Uptown Entertainment. Harrell— who was also one half of the successful rap duo Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde— was interested in more than just music. He wanted to shape culture. That was the drive behind setting up Uptown Records. Harrell wasn't satisfied with just making music as a rapper, he wanted to shape the culture of cool around the world. The success of juggernauts like Mary J. Blige and Sean Combs are clear markers of Harrell's vision, and he can also be credited with paving the way for Jodeci and Heavy D, and Biggie who left Uptown for Bad Boy entertainment at the same time Puffy Daddy was leaving.
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Build an Awesome High Rise
Wow, what can I say! This was a huge undertaking that took over a month to complete and it was enjoyable every step of the way!
There were quite a lot of repetitive steps which do become somewhat tedious after a while which could also explain why this build took so long. At any stage I felt unmotivated I took a break which actually helped keep me motivated over the long term.
Another aspect that causes these videos to take so long is the act of filming all the steps of the process. It doesn't seem too difficult to someone who isn't familiar with making tutorial videos but to give you an idea, the camera has to be set up for every shot. I keep moving the camera around during any one particular shot to get a number of different angles which also keeps viewers engaged, and sometimes I'll repeat a step 5 or 6 times just to get the right angle.
I could even estimate how many hours I spent on this model… but in terms of footage, I ended up recording exactly 16 hours 9 minutes and 4 second. That would probably be about 1 fifth of the actual time spent as a lot of the construction of this model was not filmed simply because it was the same step repeated over and over.
Some of the mistakes I learnt from on this model was not doing enough sanding and filling, if you look closely there are a lot of small gaps, if I was to build this model again I would spend a bit more time filling and sanding the gaps to get a nicer finish, that said, this model went together exceptionally well and to be honest not a lot of filling and sanding would actually be required.
Another mistake I made was gluing the finished units together, I used Gorilla Glue (Polyurethane Glue) which was fine however on the first two units I put way too much glue and some oozed out in areas I didn't intend, on the remaining units I only put a fraction off the amount of glue and it was perfect. So the lesson was to only use a tiny bit of glue, polyurethane glue is very strong so for a light model like this it is well and truly more than capable of holding it together.
Some may say the interiors are overkill and while yes they added a ridiculous amount of time to the construction of this model they do look good, it's very hard to show through the lens but when viewed in person the interiors look very cool. If I had to build a lot of these building I'd probably skip on the interiors but I'd definitely add the window lighting and curtains, it would be very easy to do with LED strip lights and would easily half the amount of time it took to build this model.
If you'd like to see some extra photos of this awesome model you can see them here in the High Rise Photo Gallery:
And for those of you who are interested in this kit or other similar kits like this check out Custom Model Railroads
I purchased this kit myself, I'm not being sponsored to tell you about them but I can certainly say this kit was a lot of fun to build and not all that difficult to construct!
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Museums (My Favorite Ones)
I love going to museums, and especially anything that covers an interesting or quirky part of history.
So I tried to list my favorite museums, and it turns out there's a lot. No, these aren't all the museums I've gone to. There are a lot that didn't make the list. And this doesn't even include zoos, botanical gardens, arboretums, and sculpture parks.
Musical Instrument Museum – Phoenix, Arizona
Taliesin West – Scottsdale, Arizona
Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) – Los Angeles, California
Autry Museum of the American West – Los Angeles, California
International Printing Museum – Carson, California
Computer History Museum – Mountain View, California
La Brea Tar Pits and Museum – Los Angeles, California
National Museum of the American Indian – Washington, D.C.
National Geographic Museum – Washington, D.C.
Smithsonian American Art Museum – Washington, D.C.
National Building Museum – Washington, D.C.
National Postal Museum – Washington, D.C.
National Gallery of Art – Washington, D.C.
National Museum of American History – Washington, D.C.
Newseum – Washington, D.C. (closed)
Kennedy Space Center – Orlando, Florida
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum – Atlanta, Georgia
Museum of Science and Industry – Chicago, Illinois
Edgewater Historical Society – Chicago, Illinois
Museum of Broadcast Communications – Chicago, Illinois
Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio – Oak Park, Illinois
Swedish American Museum – Chicago, Illinois
RV/MH Hall of Fame – Elkhart, Indiana
Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art – Indianapolis, Indiana
Evergreen Museum & Library – Baltimore, Maryland
Clara Barton National Historic Site – Glen Echo, Maryland
National Cryptologic Museum – Annapolis Junction, Maryland
National Electronics Museum – Linthicum, Maryland
American Visionary Art Museum – Baltimore, Maryland
New Bedford Whaling Museum – New Bedford, Massachusetts
Museum of Fine Arts Boston – Boston, Massachusetts
Runestone Museum – Alexandria, Minnesota
Laura Ingalls Wilder Historic Home & Museum – Mansfield, Missouri
World Museum of Mining – Butte, Montana
Montana's Museum – Helena, Montana
Miracle of America Museum – Polson, Montana
Levine Museum of the New South – Charlotte, North Carolina
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame – Cleveland, Ohio
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
American Banjo Museum – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Fallingwater – Mill Run, Pennsylvania
Museum of Fine Arts Houston – Houston, Texas
The Printing Museum – Houston, Texas
Space Center Houston – Houston, Texas
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum – Austin, Texas
Pope-Leighey House – Alexandria, Virginia
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts – Richmond, Virginia
Chihuly Garden and Glass – Seattle, Washington
Seattle Art Museum – Seattle, Washington
National Nordic Museum – Seattle, Washington
Museum of Pop Culture (formerly the Experience Music Project) – Seattle, Washington
Museum of Glass – Tacoma, Washington
Northwest African American Museum – Seattle, Washington
Living Computers: Museum + Labs – Seattle, Washington
Kruger Street Toy and Train Museum – Wheeling, West Virginia
Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin – Spring Green, Wisconsin
Milwaukee Public Museum – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Grohmann Museum – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Milwaukee Art Museum – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Old World Wisconsin – Eagle, Wisconsin
The House on the Rock – Spring Green, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Historical Museum – Madison, Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Geology Museum – Madison, Wisconsin
John Michael Kohler Arts Center – Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Royal Tyrrell Museum – Drumheller, Alberta
Royal Alberta Museum – Edmonton, Alberta
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies – Banff, Alberta
Remington Carriage Museum – Cardston, Alberta
Heritage Park Historical Village – Calgary, Alberta
Studio Bell: Home of the National Music Centre – Calgary, Alberta
Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Interpretive Centre – Fort MacLeod, Alberta
Vancouver Maritime Museum – Vancouver, British Columbia
The Manitoba Museum – Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canadian Museum for Human Rights – Winnipeg, Manitoba
National Gallery of Canada – Ottawa, Ontario
Canadian Museum of History – Gatineau, Quebec
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts – Montreal, Quebec
McCord Museum – Montreal, Quebec
Électrium – Hydro-Québec's Electricity Interpretation Centre – Sainte-Julie, Quebec
Pointe-à-Callière Museum – Montreal, Quebec
The Belgian Comic Strip Center – Brussels, Belgium
Imperial War Museum – London, England
Museum of London – London, England
Musée National Picasso – Paris, France
Louvre Museum – Paris, France
Kilmainham Gaol Museum – Dublin, Ireland
Rijksmuseum – Amsterdam, Netherlands


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The effect of EMDR versus EMDR 2.0 on emotionality and vividness of aversive memories in a non-clinical sample
Matthijssen, S.J.M.A., Brouwers, T., van Roozendaal, C. and de Jongh, Ad (2021) The effect of EMDR versus EMDR 2.0 on emotionality and vividness of aversive memories in a non-clinical sample. European Journal of Psychotraumatology, 12 (1). p. 1956793. ISSN 2000-8066
The effect of EMDR versus EMDR 2 0 on emotionality and vividness of aversive memories in a non clinical sample.pdf - Published Version
Background: Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is a treatment meant to reduce vividness and emotionality of distressing memories. There is accumulating evidence that working memory taxation is the core of the working mechanism of EMDR therapy and that EMDR derives its effect by taxing the working memory (WM) with a dual task while actively keeping a disturbing memory in mind. From a theoretical stance, based upon assumptions derived from the WM theory, the effectiveness of EMDR therapy could be improved by several adaptations.
Objectives: To test the assumption that integrating these elements into the standard EMDR protocol would enhance EMDR therapy, this adapted version of EMDR (i.e. EMDR 2.0), was compared to standard EMDR in a laboratory setting. It was hypothesized that EMDR 2.0 would be more efficacious than standard EMDR, and show a greater decrease in emotionality and vividness than standard EMDR therapy. Our second hypothesis was that EMDR 2.0 would be more efficient than standard EMDR in that this variant needs less session time and a smaller number of sets (i.e. approximately 30 seconds of WM taxation).
Method: Non-clinical participants (N = 62, 79% female, mean age = 35.21) with a disturbing autobiographical memory were randomly allocated to receive either EMDR or EMDR 2.0. Emotionality and vividness of the memory were measured pre- and post-intervention, and at 1- and 4-week follow-up.
Results: The results showed no difference between EMDR and EMDR 2.0 in decreasing emotionality and vividness, and no difference in session time. However, participants in the EMDR 2.0 condition needed fewer sets than those in the standard EMDR condition.
Conclusion: The notion that EMDR 2.0 is more efficient is partially supported by the results showing participants needed less sets than in standard EMDR to reach the same results. Future research with clinical samples is warranted.
© 2021 The Author(s). Published by Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group.
This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/), which permits unrestricted non-commercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
PTSD, EMDR, EMDR 2.0, emotional memories
College of Business, Psychology and Sport > School of Psychology
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Open Access article
Janet Davidson
https://eprints.worc.ac.uk/id/eprint/11432


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Svatý Jan pod Skalou (Czechia)
Beroun okres, Central Bohemian region
Keywords: svaty jan pod skalou |
by Jarig Bakker, 15 Jun 2004
adopted 7 Oct 2003
Svatý Jan pod Skalou flag
Svatý Jan pod Skalou Coat of Arms
Beroun okres
Image after Petr Exner's Vexilologický Lexikon prapory obcí ČR (2003) - Svatý Jan pod Skalou, Beroun district, Central Bohemian region - adopted 7 Oct 2003.
Thje villagename means: Saint John under the Cliff. The history of the village dates back to the end of the 9th century when, according to legend, the first Czech Christian hermit, Ivan, settled down in a cave under a large cliff. The hermit Ivan, worshipped as a saint, lived in local travertine caves, which have been preserved up to the present day. Ivan was the son of the Charvatian duke Gostimysl. Legend has it that he turned away from secular life and retreated to this silent landscape where he lived for 42 years. He liked the local valley so much that he decided to live there. God sent him a doe to feed him with milk. The hermit was tempted by demons and decided to leave the area. On the day of his departure, however, St. John the Baptist appeared on the hillock under the St. John Cliff and gave him a wooden crosslet, which helped Ivan expel the demons. The legend further narrates about the hermit's meeting with the first Czech Christian duke and leader Borivoj during his hunt for bears in the local deep forest. The duke accidentally wounded Ivan's doe. The injured doe brought Borivoj to the hermit's cave where she later died. The duke was sorry for killing Ivan's provider and invited the hermit to Tetin, his nearby castle, where he offered him a place to live. Ivan, however, refused the generous offer and returned back to his cave. Before his death, he sent the duke tidings from St. John the Baptist: 'It was you whom God ordered through St. John the Baptist to consecrate this place after my death as a church in honor of the Virgin Mary and the St. Cross, and to designate St. John the Baptist as its patron saint.' According to the legend, after Ivan's death, Borivoj built a chapel which in the 11th century fell under the administration of the Benedictine monastery (the Ostrov Monastery, located on an island in Vltava River, south of Prague).
Info from this site.
Jarig Bakker, 15 Jun 2004
from this site.


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Please join us on Saturday, February 3rd from 4-5pm for a Panel Discussion with our exhibiting artists Danny Rose, BJ White, and Allen Bourne.
The artists will be participating in a discussion about their process, inspiration, and their exhibitions, both individually and how they relate as a whole.
Their work will be on display at [Artspace] through February 17th. Learn more here.
Art Forums, a part of Café Society, are a lecture and discussion series, bringing the public and the art community together to explore topics related to art, architecture and design. These ongoing conversations strengthen ties and build creative bridges between artists and the local community.


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module ApiBluerails
  # main class for covering the rails api doc
  class Coverage
    DEFAULT_HTTP_VERBS = %w(GET POST PUT DELETE)
    EXCEPTIONS = {
        # Rails routes
        '/assets' => DEFAULT_HTTP_VERBS,
        '/rails/info/properties.json' => DEFAULT_HTTP_VERBS
    }
    # main coverage method
    class << self
      def coverage
        load_config
        app_urls = init_app_urls
        covered_urls = init_covered_urls
        uncovered_urls = init_uncovered_urls(app_urls, covered_urls)
        [app_urls, covered_urls, uncovered_urls]
      end

      def load_config
        config_file = Rails.root.join('config', 'api_bluerails.yml')
        return unless File.exist?(config_file)
        config = YAML.load(File.open(config_file)).freeze
        # ignore the following routes
        EXCEPTIONS.merge! config['exceptions'] if config['exceptions']
        true
      end

      def init_app_urls
        routes = Rails.application.routes.routes
        urls = routes.collect { |r| [r.path.spec.to_s, r.constraints] }
        routes_hash(urls)
      end

      def init_covered_urls
        result = {}
        apib_file = File.read api_doc_location(determine_latest_api_version)
        url_holder_pattern = /^##\s.+\[(\/.+)(json|{format})(\{\?.+\})?\]$/
        # Regex for:
        ## User Transaction [/api/users{user_id}.{format}{?user_key,device_id}]
        # =>
        # 1.	/api/users{user_id}.
        # 2.	{format}
        # 3.	{?user_key,device_id}
        http_verb_pattern = /^###\s.+\[(GET|POST|PUT|DELETE)\]$/
        current_url = ''
        apib_file.each_line do |line|
          matchdata = line.match(url_holder_pattern)
          matchdata2 = line.match(http_verb_pattern)
          if matchdata
            current_url = matchdata[1] + matchdata[2]
            current_url.gsub!('{format}', 'json')
            result[current_url] = []
          end
          result[current_url] << matchdata2[1] if matchdata2
        end
        result
      end

      def init_uncovered_urls(app_urls_hash, covered_urls_hash)
        result = {}
        app_urls_hash.each do |url, verbs|
          result[url] = verbs
          result[url] = verbs - covered_urls_hash[url] if covered_urls_hash.key?(url)
          result[url] -= EXCEPTIONS[url] if EXCEPTIONS.key?(url)
        end

        result.delete_if { |_k, v| v.empty? }
      end

      # (/:locale)/sign_in(.:format) => /locale/sign_in(.:format)
      # /devices/:id/assume(.:format) => /devices/:id/assume.json
      # /devices/:device_id/transactions/:id/assume.json
      # => /devices/{device_id}/transactions/:id/assume.json
      # /users/:id.json => /users/{user_id}.json
      # /user/transactions/{id}/receipt.json
      # => /user/transactions/{transaction_id}/receipt.json
      def routes_hash(urls)
        result = Hash.new([])
        urls.each do |app_url, constraint|
          app_url.gsub!('(/:locale)', '/locale')
          app_url.gsub!('(.:format)', '.json')
          app_url.gsub!(/\:([a-zA-Z_]+)\//, '{\1}/')

          if app_url.ends_with?(':id.json')
            crop_index = app_url.split('/')[-2].ends_with?('}') ? -3 : -2
            resource = app_url.split('/')[crop_index]
            app_url.gsub!(':id.json', "{#{resource.singularize}_id}.json")
          end

          if app_url.include?('{id}')
            namespaces = app_url.split('/')
            app_url.gsub!('{id}', "{#{namespaces[namespaces.index('{id}') - 1].singularize}_id}")
          end
          http_methods = if constraint.key?(:request_method)
                           methods = constraint[:request_method].source
                           methods.gsub('^', '').gsub('$', '').split('|')
                         else
                           DEFAULT_HTTP_VERBS
                         end
          result[app_url] += http_methods
        end
        result
      end

      def determine_latest_api_version
        Dir.glob('./app/controllers/api/*').
            map { |p| Pathname.new(p).basename.to_s }.
            select { |s| s.start_with? 'v' }.
            map { |s| s.sub('v', '').to_i }.
            sort.last
      end

      def doc_location(version = nil, sub_dir = 'api', file_extension = 'apib')
        # if version not set => merge them all!
        basename = 'paij_backend'
        basename << "_v#{version}" if version.to_i > 0
        path = Rails.root.join ''
        ['doc', 'gen', sub_dir, "#{basename}.#{file_extension}"].each do |subdir|
          path = path.join subdir
          Dir.mkdir(path.dirname) unless Dir.exist?(path.dirname)
        end
        path
      end

      # version [int] or "all" as special-case
      def api_doc_location(version = nil)
        doc_location version, 'api', 'apib'
      end
    end
  end
end


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Limerick residents rooted in treehouse dispute
'Novelty' case referred to An Bord Pleanala
Fintan Walsh
The issue has proved a headache for Limerick Council
A DISPUTE between two neighbours over a tree house has resulted in Limerick Council calling in An Bord Pleanala to settle the bizarre disagreement.
The construction of the small tree house in the back garden of a property in the suburbs, has caused a headache for the Council who have called in An Bord Pleanala to adjudicate on the issue.
It could take up to four months for the Board to come up with its decision.
The Limerick Leader has learned that a resident on Rosbrien Road issued a complaint to the council regarding the construction of the tree house, and the local authority has now referred the matter onto An Bord Pleanala.
Over the next 17 weeks, An Bord Pleanala will investigate whether the tree house is or is not a development, and if it is or is not an exempted development.
According to a source, after the council was notified of the tree house, it made no decision on the matter and instead referred the question to the Board on January 25.
The review has been described as "a novelty" case.
An Bord Pleanala will review the case in a two-stage process, under Section 5 of the Planning and Development Act 2000.
"Usually, there is a two-stage process, but it can be a one-stage process. The reason being, is that if you decide that it is not a development, at all, then there is no question about whether or not it's exempted development," the source said.
If it is not seen as a development, the construction of tree house will not require planning permission from the authority.
"At stage two, if you decide that it is a development, if you decide then that it is not exempted development, then it requires permission."
The source said that planning authorities are "at liberty" to make a decision on the process.
When asked for a comment on the matter, a spokesperson for Limerick Council stated: "Limerick City and County Council won't be commenting on a matter currently going through the planning process."
An Bord Pleanala will make a final decision on the matter by, at the latest, May 30 this year.


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I find it funny how the group dynamics are playing out here.
Their leader is seemingly incompetent and his men are at times just seem to not overly trust him. Then again, the heat at those temperatures could probably make anyone grumpy or disoriented.
Let's hope they aren't on a wild goose chase and find something worth their while out there.
Hello. Sorry for the delay. Currently stuck in Tampa so I'll see about working on what I can. Thanks for the wait.
Is it really that easy??


Peter Michael's Winery & "Les Pavots".
We invited our neighbors to a party on Sunday … and the Chens have a dear friend, Hiro, who was looking at cars with all of us when we talked about the party.
Of course we extended a heartfelt invitation to Hiro. When he arrived, he came bearing a red-silk wrapped bottle … and later that night when I opened it, I found "Les Pavots" by Peter Michael Winery. I've heard about this wine but never tasted it before. In my "write a note before you consume it", I'm hastening to let Hiro know what an extraordinary gift this is… and before the letter gets to him, I have a feeling we'll be circling around this particular present!


After opening the FileMaker Server Console, click on the Clients option on the left side of the screen under the FileMaker Server Overview.
Recommend you send a message to all clients regarding the shutdown of the server. Select "Send Message to all Clients" from the drop-down menu and click 'Perform Action'… it is suggested to give your clients fair warning of about 3-5 minutes from the time you wish to disconnect them to give them time to save and close their current work.
After sending your clients a warning message and waiting the allotted time given, choose the action "Disconnect all clients" from the drop-down menu and click 'Perform Action'.
After clicking the 'Perform Action' button, a dialog box will appear prompting you with the option to send another message out to all clients (such as "SpecVet is now closing") and you may also set a disconnect delay time from the Disconnect Client dialog box (2 minutes is the minimum).
You may refresh the Clients tab to see how many clients have yet to be disconnected.
To perform a database backup, click on the Schedules option on the left side of the screen under the FileMaker Server Overview.
In the list of schedules, find the option that most suits your needs. After choosing the appropriate backup, choose an action from the drop-down menu at the top of the Schedules tab view.
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Click the Perform Action button.
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Next, click the Databases tab.
Click Databases on the left side of your window.
Select the "Close All" option from the drop-down menu and click 'Perform Action'.
Important: Ensure all databases are closed before moving on.
You may now click the 'Stop Database Server' icon located in the top left hand corner of the FileMaker Server Console (icon is a red circle with a square).
After you have successfully kicked all users out of the databases and performed a successful backup, you may now restart your server, or re-enable your FileMaker Server and database files, depending upon your specific needs.
To re-enable the FileMaker Server, open the Server Admin Console, enter your username and password and click on the 'Start Database Server' icon in the upper left-hand corner of the FileMaker Server Console (icon is a green circle with an arrow)...if it has not already restarted.
Click on the Databases tab and ensure that all databases are open.
If the databases do not open automatically, use the actions from the drop-down menu to resume the databases.
Choose 'Open All' or click on the database files you need to open and select "Open" from the drop-down menu. Click the 'Perform Action' button.
You may now tell your clients they are allowed to get back into SpecVet and resume their work.
If for any reason you need to explore FileMaker Server Log for monitoring, troubleshooting, or various other needs you will need to know where to find them.