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Canadian researchers say that an adult fear of the dark may be a contributing factor in cases of insomnia. The findings, based upon a study of a small group of Toronto college students, were presented this week at the SLEEP 2012 conference in Boston.
Taryn Moss, the study's lead author, said that nearly half of the subjects who reported having poor sleep also reported a fear of the dark. Moss, from Ryerson University, confirmed this objectively by measuring blink responses to sudden noise bursts in light and dark surroundings. While the good sleepers became accustomed to the noise bursts, the poor sleepers grew more anticipatory when the lights were down.
"The poor sleepers were more easily startled in the dark compared with the good sleepers," said Moss. "As treatment providers, we assume that poor sleepers become tense when the lights go out because they associate the bed with being unable to sleep. Now we're wondering how many people actually have an active and untreated phobia."
According to the findings, new approaches to insomnia are warranted, argue the researchers. Co-researcher Colleen Carney noted that most insomnia treatments encourage people to leave the dark bedroom and go into another, lit room; however, this would not be an appropriate way to treat a dark-related phobia.
"We may need to add treatment components for these [dark-phobic] patients and adapt existing treatment components in light of the phobia," Carney said. "A lot more research is needed, but we believe we have stumbled across an unmet treatment need for some poor sleepers."
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Q: Why is formdata returning an empty object? I am trying to send a formdata to my nodejs backend, but my backend prints out an empty object.
I want to send texts and picture using formdata
This is the frontend part of my code
  const formdata = new FormData();

  formdata.append("firstname", firstname);
  formdata.append('lastname', lastname);
  formdata.append('phone', phoneNumber);
  formdata.append('address', address);
  formdata.append('town', town);
  formdata.append('city', city);
  formdata.append('itLevel', itLevel);
  formdata.append('smartphone', smartphone);
  formdata.append('mapleOffers', mapleOffers);
  formdata.append('mapleColors', mapleColors);
  formdata.append('reason', reason);

  formdata.append("file", photoID.image, photoID.image.name.replace(/\s/g, ""));

  await Axios.post('/api/apply', formdata, {
    headers: {
      'Content-Type': 'application/json'
    }
  });

This is my backend (nodejs)
const express = require('express');
const app = express();
const bodyParser = require('body-parser');
const uploadFiles = require('./Utils/uploadFile');
var multer  = require('multer')
// var upload = multer({ dest: 'uploads/' })
var upload = multer()

const PORT = process.env.PORT || 3005;

app.use(bodyParser.json({limit: '50mb'}))
app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: true, limit:'50mb' }))
app.use(upload.array('file'));

app.use(express.static('client/build'));

app.post('/api/apply', uploadFiles('file'), async(req, res) => {

try {
    const uploadeFiles = req.uploadeFiles
    console.log(uploadeFiles)
    console.log(req.body);  //returns {}
    res.send('ok')
} catch (error) {
    console.log(error.message)
}
})

 app.listen(PORT);

Any help ??

A: const formdata = new FormData();

Lets start with images
formdata.append('image', imageFile);

for text
formdata.append('userName', 'Fred');

then axios request
axios({
method: 'post',
url: 'yoururl',   //addyoururl
data: formdata,
headers: {'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data' }
})
.then(function (response) {
    //handle success
    console.log(response);
})
.catch(function (response) {
    //handle error
    console.log(response);
});

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text: Fortunato Depero, an important representative of Futurism, was born in Fondo in Val di Non on March 30, 1892 and moved with his family to Rovereto, he attended the Elisabettina Royal School where he followed the course of applied arts. Rejected in the admission exam to the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts (1908), he began working for a marble worker. Dealing with gravestones, he finds himself particularly attracted to sculptural art. The budding artist moved to Rome in December 1913 where the artistic climate is decidedly Decadent but where they live the futurist avant-gardes; in contact with Sprovieri, Balla, Cangiullo and Marinetti, he participated in the International Futurist Free Exhibition. With the outbreak of the First World War while Italy was still neutral, in March 1915 he participated with Giacomo Balla in the publication of the "Futurist Reconstruction of the Universe ", manifesto that opens a new season of Futurism, proposing a fusion of the different arts and a greater involvement of art in life, associating it in particular with the themes of violence. Upon Italy's entry into the war, Depero enlists as a volunteer, but after a few months he is exonerated for health reasons and, returning to Rome, prepares an exhibition where he will exhibit more than two hundred works (oils, tempera, collages, constructions, plastics, etc. .) strongly influenced by Balla's style. In 1916 the Russian ballet impresario Sergey Diaghilev commissioned him to set designs and plastic costumes for two performances, one of which Le chant du rossignol by Igor Strawinskij, was not performed. In that period Depero met characters in sight including the dancer Massine, the poet Cocteau, pablo Picasso, Larionov and Gontcharova. He also met the decadent poet Gilbert Clavel and stayed with him in Capri in 1917, illustrating the story "An institute for suicides"; in the same year he also prepared theatrical performances and in 1918, in collaboration with Clavel, he performed in Rome the Plastic Balls, a show in which actors and dancers are replaced by wooden puppets with music by Casella, Malipiero, Bartok, Tyrwhitt. , Fortunato Depero participates in various exhibitions, including the one in Milan, where Martinetti tries to bring together and relaunch the post-war Futurists. In 1919 the "Depero Art House" opens in Rovereto, where objects of applied art, cloth inlays and collages are produced; in the same period he also created interior decorations and furnishings, such as the Cabaret del Diavolo for which he also created wall decorations. In 1924, during the tour of the New Futurist Theater, he staged the Anihccam Mechanical Ballet 3000 (the word machine in reverse), which will then be repeated in more than twenty Italian cities. In 1925 in Paris, together with Prampolini and Balla, he represented Italy at the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts (Art Decò) and two years later creates the bolted book "Depero-Dinamo Azari", the first example of a futurist book-object, in which the artist fully expresses his graphic imagination. Before leaving for New York, in September 1928, Depero had dedicated himself particular to advertising graphics, creating many posters, working especially for the Campari company for which he created more than one hundred sketches.In America, where he remained for almost two years, he committed himself to the world do of theatrical scenography and advertising and when he returns to Italy, he founds and directs the magazine "Dinamo Futurista" in Rovereto, publishes radio lyrics, participates in numerous national and international exhibitions and dedicates himself to the creation of furniture, objects and decorative panels with a new material born from the autarchy imposed by the Fascist regime to cope with the sanctions of 1928, the Buxus, a material for coverings used by interior designers and engineers of the time, which had no luck beyond the twenty years or beyond the borders of Italy. With the advent of Fascism Depero had approached this political current believing that Futurism could interact with politics, in fact his political passion also includes left-wing futurists. During the Second World War he retired to Serrada di Folgaria and accused of having been a fascist for having published, during the rise of Mussolini, the book "A passo romano", in 1948 he moved back to the United States, where he tried to advertise the new material he uses, the buxus.Depero finds New York changed, hostile to futurism because it is considered fascist art, so he decides to retire to a small town in Connecticut where he works until his return to Italy. Returning to Rovereto in 1956, he completed the decoration of the Provincial Council Hall of Trento and the following year, in collaboration with the Municipality of Rovereto, he created the Permanent Gallery and Depero Museum, an institution that today has more than 3000 paintings and drawings, approximately 7,500 manuscripts and a rich library on Futurism. The artist died in Rovereto on November 29, 1960, one year after having inaugurated the first Futurist museum in Italy.


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Das Kunstmuseum Akureyri () in Akureyri ist das größte Kunstmuseum Islands außerhalb des Einzugsbereichs von Reykjavík.

Geschichte und Geographie
Das Museum wurde 1993 in einer bis 1980 betriebenen ehemaligen Molkerei eingerichtet, die ein Beispiel der isländischen Architektur im Bauhausstil ist. Der Entwurf für das Gebäude stammt vom isländischen Architekten Ðórir Baldvinsson, der für den isländischen Genossenschaftsverband Samband íslenskra samvinnufélaga arbeitete. Es liegt im Stadtzentrum der zweitgrößten Stadt Islands im Norden des Landes.

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2006 war das Museum Ort der ersten Preisverleihung der Icelandic Visual Arts Awards.

Weblinks
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Brillant Buder, 23 years old, came to Port au Prince from Cap Haitien on Haiti's north coast approximately a year and a half ago to try to fulfill his father's dream of him becoming a doctor. Unfortunately, to this point he has made little progress in that regard and is currently working as a security guard at the Palm Inn Hotel in the Delmas neighborhood, not far from the airport.
Brillant was born and grew up in Cap Haitien, with his two brothers, Fresnel, now 26 years old, and Philippe, now 20. His mother died when he was four years old, so his father, Fernand, mostly raised the boys alone, working in a small shop making shirts to support the family. They lived in a one room home, no larger than 400 square feet, and the three brothers shared a single bed.
An excellent student, Brillant received his Baccalaureate from the Lycee Jean Baptiste Boukman in Cap Haitien in 2008. A Baccalaureate is essentially equivalent to a high school diploma in the U.S., although in the Haitian educational system students, at least the fortunate ones, spend seven years in primary school followed by seven years at a lycee before receiving their diploma. Brillant hoped to go on to a university to begin his studies to become a doctor, but due to a lack of funds he was unable to do so.
Nevertheless, he continued to study biology, chemistry and physics, subjects he shone in at the lycee, on his own. He would also sometimes teach local children the basics of these subjects, as well as math, not for pay, but, because, as he put it in English, "it was a pleasure for me, for keeping the knowledge." A year after Brillant received his Baccalaureate, his father, seeing that Brillant's potential was going to waste in Cap Haitien, urged him to move to Port au Prince, where he might have at least a chance of finding a way into a university.
When he arrived in Port au Prince, Brillant moved in with friends from Cap Haitien who had preceded him here. He wrote letters to a variety of embassies, including France, Venezuela, Mexico and Brazil, asking if there was any way he could get sponsored to go study in these countries, or if there was some way for them to help him study here. He received no replies.
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Brillant's primary duty is to open and close the iron gate to the hotel grounds to allow authorized visitors to enter and exit, although he also performs other tasks as well, including monitoring the level and purity of the water used by the hotel for washing clothes and giving directions by phone to people trying to get to the Palm Inn. But much of the time he sits on a bench in front of the hotel office, reading and studying. He's currently teaching himself Spanish.
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History of China | Roman Empire | Silk Road
What were the important places in the silk road?
oases was important for silk road :)
How was the silk road important?
the silk road was important because of trade and money values
Important places in China?
Beijing is a very important place in China but Shanghai is the largest but the silk road is also impotant
Why was the silk road so important to the Chinese empire?
The Silk Road supplied many places of trade and commerce. It is what gave them things such as precious stones, a type of metal finish, and ivory, and what gave others things such as jade, silk, and iron. Hope this helps! (:
Why was the silk road important to China?
the silk road was important to china because it provided contact with other cultures through trade
Was the silk road one road or many?
The Silk Road was a route not just one road. The route consisted of many countries and places with extreme and harsh climate.
Why was the silk road important?
The silk road was a series of roads that linked many cities/places together, traded goods, and spread many ideas and cultures like Buddhism throughout Asia. It is 4,000 miles across Asia.
Why is Zhang Qian important?
hes important because he was the founder of the silk road and had an amazing journy thats why he is often called the father of the silk road
What did the Silk Road mean to China?
silk road mean to china that its something that they needed to make with it cloth and much more things so silk road was that much important for them
What was the ''silk road''?
The Silk Road is a historically important international trade route between China and the Mediterranean.
What was the land route developed for trade between China and the Roman Empire?
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Why were mostly expensive goods carried on the silk road?
Lots of expensive goods were made along the silk road, and with that they would make more money to more people. The silk road was full of different sellers from different places. That's how different materials were spread to different places.
Why was the Silk Road so important?
The silk road was so important because of silk, china, tea, spices and other various goods that was traded through this road and went out of China into the Middle Asia or even further. FAIL! its not a fail...
Why was the silk road so important to the spread of religion?
silk is rich in the country it came from rare silk worms/cucoons that is why it is so important
How did the Silk Road affect Europe and Asia?
the silk road was an important source of cultural diffusion between Europe and Asia.
Why did the Silk Road become less important over time?
because it turned silk
How important was the silk road to people in ancient times?
Was the silk road covered with silk?
no, the silk road was NOT covered with silk The "Silk Road" was the "road" which silk traveled from Asia to Europe.
Did Marco Polo go to China on the silk road?
Yes, he went to lots of places and he made new friends but at the end he still made it to the Silk Road.
Why was the exchange of ideas important to the Silk Road?
Because it is
Was the silk road smooth?
No the Silk Road was not smooth. The Silk road was actually a road that was used for trading. The main item traded along the Silk Road was silk that is why it is called the silk road.
What was the silk road and why was it important?
Um...It helped people get to China so they could trade for silk.
Why did they trade lions on the silk road?
They didn't trade lions on the silk road, they traded pandas. They traded for other important stuff from other countries.
Why was jewelry important on the Silk Road?
because they traded with jewelry.
Why Is Silk Road Important?
because the silk road is the route of trade for example ancient Chinese people go on the silk road to trade silk for cattle Because it allowed safe passage way for merchants to travel and trade without fear of being attac
When was the Silk Road road used most?
The silk road was used most during the time of piece and prosperity. it was used mostly for exporting and importing goods and services to places like india, china, and more.
Why was silk road created?
To trade goods between China and other places including silk which was only found in China at the time.
What was the difference between the eastern silk road and the western silk road?
The Eastern Silk Road was in the east While the western silk road was just the western part of the silk road.
Why was the silk road called road if there was no actual road?
The Silk Road was a route not a road and it wasn't made of Silk either. You can always call it the Silk Route.
What were the most important results of the trade along the silk road?
The the legacy of the silk road was that all of the ideas that were spread through the silk road ended up helping other people from other provinces to expanded and achieve great things.
When did silk road begin in china?
to make more money and have routes to get to other places
Was the Silk Road one continuous road or a series of routes?
The Silk Road was a series of routes that came off of the main Silk Road. The Silk Road consisted of the main Silk Road, minor routes and sea routes which were used later in the Silk Road's history, when the Silk Road became dangerous.
Why is silk road important to ancient Chinese?
The silk route is important to the ancient Chinese because the silk was found in china by a princess who was walking in her garden. She saw silk worms producing silk on a tree. She observed it everyday and saw the silk moth coming out of the silk ball that the worm made. She ordered her soldiers to find 50 silk worms and keep in front of her. Then she ordered her cloth makers to… Read More
Why was the silk road invented?
It was important to trade and travel in the eastern countries.
What connects the Han and Roman empire?
Trade was conducted by means of the Silk Road. Trade was conducted by means of the Silk Road. Trade was conducted by means of the Silk Road. Trade was conducted by means of the Silk Road. Trade was conducted by means of the Silk Road. Trade was conducted by means of the Silk Road. Trade was conducted by means of the Silk Road. Trade was conducted by means of the Silk Road. Trade was conducted… Read More
What was carried on the silk road?
Silk and spices were carried on the Silk Road.
How is the Silk Road similar to the Internet highway today?
you have danger in both places you can meet friends in both places you can trade things in both places
What is the difference between the eastern silk road and the western silk road?
The eastern silk road is mostly desert and the western silk road is mostly mountains
What road connected ancient china with the roman empire and later empires east and west?
It was the Silk Road that connected east and west. It was the Silk Road that connected east and west. It was the Silk Road that connected east and west. It was the Silk Road that connected east and west. It was the Silk Road that connected east and west. It was the Silk Road that connected east and west. It was the Silk Road that connected east and west. It was the Silk Road… Read More
How wide is the silk road?
how wide is the silk road
What did Paris use the silk road for?
Paris was not part of the silk road the last stop in the Silk Road was Rome.
What invention first declined the silk road?
The invention of ships and a silk road by sea declined the Silk Road.
Why is the Silk Road called the Silk Road?
The Silk Road is called the Dookie Road because it used to be a trade Dookie in Asia where merchants traded silk. Other goods were traded on the silk road, such as foods, jewelry, and other materials.
Was the most important trade good that came into the Roman empire from China?
Silk was was the most sought after good from China and therefore the most important. It was also the most expensive, as there were many taxes, fees and dangers along the so-called Silk Road, from China to the west. Silk was was the most sought after good from China and therefore the most important. It was also the most expensive, as there were many taxes, fees and dangers along the so-called Silk Road, from China… Read More
Which was the most important result of Silk Road trade?
the exchange of ideas and inventions
Why was the hybrid camel so important to silk road trade?
The Bactrian Camel
Why do you think the land route to china was called Silk Road?
china was famous for silk. the silk road was used for trading. silk was traded so they called it the silk road.
What kind of people traded on the silk road?
The merchants traded silk on the silk road
Where did the silk road begin or end?
The Silk Road began at China and ended at Rome. Where In China? IDK An: The Silk Road ended at the Mediterranean Sea. the silk road began in Xi'an
What was the longest trade route on the silk road?
What the silk road?
the silk road is a trading route in china


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Q: connection string I have created a simple members database in ASP.NET with login and create account features. Can anyone give an example of the correct connection string that I would need to use to connect to this database remotely. Any answers would be greatly appreciated.

A: Based on the tag I'm guessing you're using SQL Server 2005. See: http://www.connectionstrings.com/sql-server-2005.

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I was in the RICH program while in elementary through high school. It's now an honor to work as the program director. The RICH program has helped me with my attitude and my self-esteem. The RICH principle: "I Matter" has become my life motto. I live by this principle and allow it to guide me through hard times. This program is definitely capable of giving a chance to those who want it. You meet other teens and form unbreakable ties that will undoubtedly last a lifetime. Meeting and working with the new group of young people in the program is an awesome experience.
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Press Statement: Anti-Austerity Alliance- People Before Profit Campaigners call on Independent Alliance to refuse to allow Fine Gael to block AAA-PBP Repeal Bill
2,159 women have been forced to travel to access abortion services since the government was elected
Precedent set for government parties to hold different positions – in 1983 to introduce 8th Amendment – Labour Tanaiste voted against Fine Gael Taoiseach
Campaigners from AAA-PBP, the Abortion Rights Campaign, National Women's Council, Coalition to Repeal the 8th, USI, People Before Profit-Pro Choice, ROSA, USI and Doctors for Choice gathered at the Dail today in support of the AAA-PBP Repeal Bill which is due to be debated tomorrow.
The campaigners highlighted that since the government came to power 2,159 have been forced to travel abroad to access abortion services or have ordered abortion pills online. This is based on 9.45 women per day travelling to the UK, 0.032 women a day in Dutch clinics, and 3 women a day using abortion pills.
They called on the Independent Alliance not to allow Fine Gael to block a vote on the AAA-PBP Bill through the use of a technical counter motion.
Ruth Coppinger TD said
"In light of Kevin 'Boxer' Moran's interview on Sean O'Rourke this morning, it seems as if Fine Gael is still trying to put pressure on the Independent Alliance to vote against the AAA-PBP Bill.
"They should maintain their principles and vote for it like they did 18 months ago. There is precedence for two parties in government to hold different positions on issues. In fact, 33 years ago when the 8th Amendment was introduced to the Dail by a Fine Gael/Labour government, the Labour Party had a free vote on it. This saw the Labour Tanaiste vote against the Fine Gael Taoiseach.
"Neither should they let Simon Harris implement his plan to block the AAA-PBP motion using a technical motion on standing orders.
"Under Standing Order 148 the government can try to delay the Bill from proceeding through the Dail, or under subsection 2, before the Bill goes to a vote they can say that they're not accepting it for a variety of reasons such as the existence of the Citizen's Assembly, and refuse to vote on it. Women have waited 33 years already, they shouldn't be forced to wait any longer."
Brid Smith said:
"Over 2000 women have been forced abroad or had to access abortion pills since this Government came into office. The Citizens' Assembly will just mean more delays and more suffering for woman.
"This bill is a chance to right the wrongs that woman have suffered since the amendment was introduced in the 80s. It's a chance to draw a line under the Ireland that forced woman abroad, that saw woman die and that refused to grant them bodily autonomy.
"Every opinion poll shows a majority in favour of repealing the 8th amendment. We can win a referendum.
"A new generation of woman have made it clear they will not accept the status quo. Ireland needs to change with them."
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Oregon Country was a large region of the Pacific Northwest of North America that was subject to a long dispute between the United Kingdom and the United States in the early 19th century. The area, which had been created by the Treaty of 1818, consisted of the land north of 42°N latitude, south of 54°40′N latitude, and west of the Rocky Mountains down to the Pacific Ocean and east to the Continental Divide. Article III of the 1818 treaty gave joint control to both nations for ten years, allowed land to be claimed, and guaranteed free navigation to all mercantile trade. However, both countries disputed the terms of the international treaty. Oregon Country was the American name while the British used Columbia District for the region.

British and French Canadian fur traders had entered Oregon Country prior to 1810 before the arrival of American settlers from the mid-1830s onwards, which led to the foundation of the Provisional Government of Oregon. Its coastal areas north from the Columbia River were frequented by ships from all nations engaged in the maritime fur trade, with many vessels between the 1790s and 1810s coming from Boston. The Hudson's Bay Company, whose Columbia Department comprised most of the Oregon Country and north into New Caledonia and beyond 54°40′N, with operations reaching tributaries of the Yukon River, managed and represented British interests in the region.

After the dispute became an election issue in the US presidential elections of 1844, the United Kingdom and the United States agreed to settle the problem with the Oregon Treaty in 1846. It established the British-American boundary at the 49th parallel (except Vancouver Island). With the end of joint occupancy, the region south of the 49th parallel became Oregon Territory in the United States while the northern portion became part of the British colonies of British Columbia and Vancouver Island. The area which once encompassed Oregon Country now lies within the present-day borders of the Canadian province of British Columbia and all of the U.S. states of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, as well as parts of Montana and Wyoming.

Toponym

The earliest evidence of the name "Oregon" has Spanish origins. The term  comes from the historical chronicle  (1598) which was written by the New Spaniard Rodrigo Motezuma and which made reference to the Columbia River when the Spanish explorers penetrated into the North American territory that became part of the Viceroyalty of New Spain. This chronicle is the first topographical and linguistic source with respect to the place name Oregon. There are also two other sources with Spanish origins such as the name Oregano, which grows in the southern part of the region. It is most probable that the American territory was named by the Spaniards, as there are some populations in Spain such as "Arroyo del Oregón", which is in the province of Ciudad Real, also considering that the individualization in Spanish language  with the mutation of the letter g instead of j.

Another theory is that French Canadian fur company employees called the Columbia River "hurricane river" , because of the strong winds of the Columbia Gorge.  George R. Stewart argues in a 1944 article in American Speech that the name came from an engraver's error in a French map published in the early 18th century, on which the Ouisiconsink (Wisconsin River) was spelled "Ouaricon-sint", broken on two lines with the -sint below, so that there appeared to be a river flowing to the west named "Ouaricon". This theory was endorsed in Oregon Geographic Names as "the most plausible explanation".

Early exploration
George Vancouver explored Puget Sound in 1792. Vancouver claimed it for Great Britain on 4 June 1792, naming it for one of his officers, Lieutenant Peter Puget.  Alexander Mackenzie was the first European to cross North America by land north of New Spain, arriving at Bella Coola on what is now the central coast of British Columbia in 1793. From 1805 to 1806 Meriwether Lewis and William Clark explored the territory for the United States on the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

David Thompson, working for the Montreal-based North West Company, explored much of the region beginning in 1807, with his friend and colleague Simon Fraser, following the Fraser River to its mouth in 1808, attempting to ascertain whether it was the Columbia, as had been theorized about its northern reaches through New Caledonia, where it was known by its Dakleh name as the "Tacoutche Tesse". Thompson was the first European to voyage down the entire length of Columbia River. Along the way, his party camped at the junction with the Snake River on 9 July 1811. He erected a pole and a notice claiming the country for the United Kingdom and stating the intention of the North West Company to build a trading post on the site. Later in 1811, on the same expedition, he finished his survey of the entire Columbia, arriving at a partially constructed Fort Astoria two months after the departure of John Jacob Astor's ill-fated Tonquin.

Territorial evolution

The Oregon Country was originally claimed by Great Britain, France, Russia, and Spain; the Spanish claim was later taken up by the United States. The extent of the region being claimed was vague at first, evolving over decades into the specific borders specified in the U.S.-British treaty of 1818. The United States based its claim in part on Robert Gray's entry of the Columbia River in 1792 and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Great Britain based its claim in part on British overland explorations of the Columbia River by David Thompson and on prior discovery and exploration along the coast. Spain's claim was based on the Inter caetera and Treaty of Tordesillas of 1493–94, as well as explorations of the Pacific coast in the late 18th century. Russia based its claim on its explorations and trading activities in the region and asserted its ownership of the region north of the 51st parallel by the Ukase of 1821, which was quickly challenged by the other powers and withdrawn to 54°40′N by separate treaties with the U.S. and Britain in 1824 and 1825 respectively.

Spain gave up its claims of exclusivity via the Nootka Conventions of the 1790s. In the Nootka Conventions, which followed the Nootka Crisis, Spain granted Britain rights to the Pacific Northwest, although it did not establish a northern boundary for Spanish California, nor did it extinguish Spanish rights to the Pacific Northwest. Spain later relinquished any remaining claims to territory north of the 42nd parallel to the United States as part of the Adams-Onís Treaty of 1819. In the 1820s, Russia gave up its claims south of 54°40′ and east of the 141st meridian in separate treaties with the United States and Britain.

Meanwhile, the United States and Britain negotiated the Anglo-American Convention of 1818, which extended the boundary between their territories west along the 49th parallel to the Rocky Mountains. The two countries agreed to "joint occupancy" of the land west of the Rockies to the Pacific Ocean.

In 1843, settlers established their own government, called the Provisional Government of Oregon. A legislative committee drafted a code of laws known as the Organic Law. It included the creation of an executive committee of three, a judiciary, militia, land laws, and four counties. There was vagueness and confusion over the nature of the 1843 Organic Law, in particular whether it was constitutional or statutory. In 1844, a new legislative committee decided to consider it statutory. The 1845 Organic Law made additional changes, including allowing the participation of British subjects in the government. Although the Oregon Treaty of 1846 settled the boundaries of U.S. jurisdiction, the provisional government continued to function until 1849, when the first governor of Oregon Territory arrived. A faction of Oregon politicians hoped to continue Oregon's political evolution into an independent nation, but the pressure to join the United States prevailed by 1848, four months after the Mexican–American War.

Early settlement

In 1805, the American Lewis and Clark Expedition marked the first official American exploration of the area, creating the first temporary settlement of Euro-Americans in the area near the mouth of the Columbia River at Fort Clatsop. Two years later in 1807, David Thompson of the Montreal-based North West Company penetrated the Oregon Country from the north, via Athabasca Pass, near the headwaters of the Columbia River. From there he navigated nearly the full length of the river through to the Pacific Ocean.

In 1810, John Jacob Astor commissioned and began the construction of the American Pacific Fur Company fur-trading post at Fort Astoria, just  from the site of Lewis and Clark's former Fort Clatsop, completing construction of the first permanent Euro-American settlement in the area in 1811. This settlement later served as the nucleus of present day Astoria, Oregon. During the period of the construction of Fort Astoria, Thompson traveled down the Columbia River, noting the partially constructed American Fort Astoria only two months after the departure of the supply ship Tonquin.

Along the way, Thompson had set foot on and claimed for the British Crown, the lands in the vicinity of the future Fort Nez Percés site at the confluence of the Columbia and Snake rivers. This claim initiated a very brief era of competition between American and British fur traders. During the War of 1812, Fort Astoria was captured by the British and sold to the North West Company. Under British control, Fort Astoria was renamed Fort George.

In 1821 when the North West Company was merged with the Hudson's Bay Company, the British Parliament moved to impose the laws of Upper Canada upon British subjects in Columbia District and Rupert's Land, and issued the authority to enforce those laws to the Hudson's Bay Company. Chief Factor John McLoughlin was appointed manager of the district's operations in 1824. He moved the regional company headquarters to Fort Vancouver (modern Vancouver, Washington) in 1824. Fort Vancouver became the centre of a thriving colony of mixed origin, including Scottish Canadians and Scots, English, French Canadians, Hawaiians, Algonkians, and Iroquois, as well as the offspring of company employees who had intermarried with various local native populations.

Astor continued to compete for Oregon Country furs through his American Fur Company operations in the Rockies. In the 1820s, a few American explorers and traders visited this land beyond the Rocky Mountains. Long after the Lewis and Clark Expedition and also after the consolidation of the fur trade in the region by the Canadian fur companies, American mountain men such as Jedediah Smith and Jim Beckwourth came roaming into and across the Rocky Mountains, following Indian trails through the Rockies to California and Oregon. They sought beaver pelts and other furs, which were obtained by trapping. These were difficult to obtain in the Oregon Country because of the Hudson's Bay Company policy of creating a "fur desert": deliberate over-hunting of the area's frontiers, so that American trades would find nothing there. The mountain men, like the Metis employees of the Canadian fur companies, adopted Indian ways, and many of them married Native American women.

Reports of Oregon Country eventually circulated in the eastern United States. Some churches decided to send missionaries to convert the Indians. Jason Lee, a Methodist minister from New York, was the first Oregon missionary. He built a mission school for Indians in the Willamette Valley in 1834. American settlers began to arrive from the east via the Oregon Trail starting in the early 1840s and came in increasing numbers each subsequent year.  Increased tension led to the Oregon boundary dispute. Both sides realized that settlers would ultimately decide who controlled the region. The Hudson's Bay Company, which had previously discouraged settlement as it conflicted with the lucrative fur trade, belatedly reversed their position. In 1841, on orders from Sir George Simpson, James Sinclair guided more than 100 settlers from the Red River Colony to settle on HBC farms near Fort Vancouver. The Sinclair expedition crossed the Rockies into the Columbia Valley, near present-day Radium Hot Springs, British Columbia, then traveled southwest down the Kootenai River and Columbia River following the southern portion of the well-established York Factory Express trade route.

The Canadian effort proved to be too little, too late. In what was dubbed "The Great Migration of 1843" or the "Wagon Train of 1843", an estimated 700 to 1,000 American emigrants came to Oregon, decisively tipping the balance.

Oregon Treaty

In 1843, settlers in the Willamette Valley established a provisional government at Champoeg. Political pressure in the United States urged the occupation of all the Oregon Country.  Expansionists in the American South wanted to annex Texas, while their counterparts in the northeast wanted to annex the Oregon Country. It was seen as significant that the expansions be parallel, as the relative proximity to other states and territories made it appear likely that Texas would be pro-slavery and Oregon against slavery.

In the 1844 U.S. Presidential election, the Democrats had called for expansion into both areas. After his election as president, however, James K. Polk supported the 49th parallel as a northern limit for U.S. annexation in Oregon Country. It was Polk's uncompromising support for expansion into Texas and relative silence on the Oregon boundary dispute that led to the phrase "Fifty-Four Forty or Fight!", referring to the northern border of the region and often erroneously attributed to Polk's campaign. The goal of the slogan was to rally Southern expansionists (some of whom wanted to annex only Texas in an effort to tip the balance of slave/free states and territories in favor of slavery) to support the effort to annex Oregon Country, appealing to the popular belief in manifest destiny. The British government, meanwhile, sought control of all territory north of the Columbia River.

Despite the posturing, neither country really wanted to fight what would have been the third war in 70 years against the other.  The two countries eventually came to a peaceful agreement in the 1846 Oregon Treaty that divided the territory west of the Continental Divide along the 49th parallel to Georgia Strait; with all of Vancouver Island remaining under British control. This border today divides British Columbia from neighboring Washington, Idaho, and Montana.

Hudson's Bay Company
In 1843 the HBC shifted its Columbia Department headquarters from Fort Vancouver to Fort Victoria on Vancouver Island. The plan to move to more northern locations dated back to the 1820s. George Simpson was the main force behind the move north; John McLoughlin became the main hindrance. McLoughlin had devoted his life's work to the Columbia business, and his personal interests were increasingly linked to the growing settlements in the Willamette Valley. He fought Simpson's proposals to move north in vain. By the time Simpson made the final decision in 1842 to move the headquarters to Vancouver Island, he had had many reasons for doing so. There was a dramatic decline in the fur trade across North America. In contrast the HBC was seeing increasing profits with coastal exports of salmon and lumber to Pacific markets such as Hawaii. Coal deposits on Vancouver Island had been discovered, and steamships such as the Beaver had shown the growing value of coal, economically and strategically. A general HBC shift toward Pacific shipping and away from the interior of the continent made Victoria Harbour much more suitable than Fort Vancouver's location on the Columbia River. The Columbia Bar at the river's mouth was dangerous and routinely meant weeks or months of waiting for ships to cross. The largest ships could not enter the river at all. The growing numbers of American settlers along the lower Columbia gave Simpson reason to question the long term security of Fort Vancouver. He worried, rightfully so, that the final border resolution would not follow the Columbia River. By 1842, he thought it more likely that the United States would at least demand Puget Sound, and the British government would accept a border as far north as the 49th parallel, excluding Vancouver Island. Despite McLoughlin's stalling, the HBC had begun the process of shifting away from Fort Vancouver and toward Vancouver Island and the northern coast in the 1830s. The increasing number of American settlers arriving in the Willamette Valley after 1840 served to make the need more pressing.

Oregon Territory
In 1848, the U.S. portion of the Oregon Country was formally organized as the Oregon Territory. In 1849, Vancouver Island became a British Crown colony—the Colony of Vancouver Island—with the mainland being organized into the Colony of British Columbia in 1858. Shortly after the establishment of Oregon Territory, there was an effort to split off the region north of the Columbia River. As a result of the Monticello Convention, Congress approved the creation of Washington Territory in early 1853. President Millard Fillmore approved the new territory on 2 March 1853.

Descriptions of the land and settlers
Alexander Ross, an early Scottish Canadian fur trader, describes the lower Columbia River area of the Oregon Country (known to him as the Columbia District):

After living in Oregon from 1843 to 1848, Peter H. Burnett wrote:

See also

 American frontier
 Bibliography of Oregon history
 Canada–United States border
 American Imperialism
 Cascadia (independence movement), a contemporary movement to make the Cascadian bioregion, roughly covering the same area as the Oregon country, an independent country
 New Albion
 Robert Gray's Columbia River expedition
 Royal Proclamation of 1763 – another British-border treaty dependent on one or more hydrology divides to determine at least one of its borders
 Russo-American Treaty of 1824
 Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1825)

References

Bibliography
 Richard W. Etulain, Lincoln and Oregon Country Politics in the Civil War. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press, 2013.

External links

 Chronology of Oregon Events
 Convention Between Great Britain and Russia, 1825 (Treaty of St. Petersburg, 1825)

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History of the American West


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A man who wore many hats! A son, brother, husband, dad, granddad, great-granddad, great-great granddad, uncle, friend, and a True Man of God; that was Deacon Albert Farley, Sr. He will be remembered as such and much more. A man of few words, yet a quiet and welcoming spirit. A spirit that will never die but will live on through family, friends, and other loved ones. "For whosoever lives and believes in me shall never die but live eternally in Glory." John: 11
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We rejoice in the celebration of life of Deacon Albert Farley, born January 25, 1934, to Cecil Farley and Ethel Lee Waller Farley. Deacon Farley departed this earthly life from his residence and moved to his eternal home in heaven on Thursday, September 15, 2022. When God dispatched his angel to escort him home, he patiently responded, "Here I am Lord, I'm ready." With his quiet spirit and glowing smile, he went to be with the Lord. He was the eighth of nine children and was preceded in death by all of them. The family has been reunited again.
Deacon Farley met the love of his life, Louvenia Williams and immediately recognized that she was a blessing from the Lord. Later, they enjoyed 68 years of matrimonial bliss.
Deacon Farley was a great provider for his family and provided for them the best he knew how. For many years he worked alongside his brother, Leroy as a milker. When his family started to grow, he knew that was not enough. That's when his lifetime of career endeavors in the production field began. Starting with the Eatonton Cotton Mill until it's closing and thereafter, he worked for the International Paper Mill. Later, he became an employee of Grumman Aerospace for several years until his retirement.
Deacon Farley confessed Christ as his personal Savior and united with the County Line Primitive Baptist Church under the pastorage of the late Elder Savage, where he served faithfully and timelessly as a dedicated deacon until his health began to decline. He took special pride in helping and performing his Christian duty in any manner he could. He believed in standing for what was right, even if he had to stand alone. He vowed to continue to do what the Lord instructed him to do. Until the very end, he continued to stand on God's Word. Deacon Farley was respected, admired, and loved by the many lives that he touched. He will be missed and never forgotten.
So many precious memories will forever linger in the hearts of his family: wife, Louvenia Farley; his children: Albert (Joyce) Farley, Jr., Adam (Jacqueline) Farley, Mary Farley; Grandchildren: Sharoko (Angela) Farley, Altwon Farley, Adam Farley, Jr. Great Grandchildren: Ashanti (Jamonte) Knox, Justice Farley, Precious Farley, Sha'Angelo Farley, Amarion Farley, Sha'Nyla Farley, Alyssa Farley, Ariyane Farley; Great-Great grandchildren: Kasean Knox, Jayceon Knox, and Rosean Aiden Reaves. In addition, he leaves to cherish fond memories his nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and the County Line Primitive Baptist Church Family. Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, September 24, 2022, 12:30 PM at the County Line Primitive Baptist Church, Neriah Road NW, Hwy 212, Milledgeville, Georgia 31024. Officiating the Service will be Apostle Leon Pounds and the Eulogist will be Elder Tony Goggins. Visitation will take place at Putnam Memorial Funeral Home on Friday, September 23, 2022, 5-6 PM. Please wear mask and social distance.
Service of Remembrance Entrusted to Putnam Memorial Funeral Home, 105 Agnes Street, Eatonton, Georgia 31024; Business (706) 484-2522, Cell (404) 803-0852; Harry C. Stafford, Funeral Director; Website: putnammemorialfh.com; "We Care for You and Your Loved Ones"
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10 Magazine Ads That Don't Just Sit There Looking Pretty
Print gets interactive
Magazine advertising looks increasingly quaint these days in the ever-more-flashy world of social, mobile, TV and cinema. But some print ads aren't just sitting there looking foolish. They're mad as hell, and they're not going to take it anymore. Below, check out 10 print ads that have more to offer than good looks and great copy.
The Airbag Ad
Hit the front end of the Peugot on the opening page, and an actual airbag inflates on the spread inside. Ad agency Loducca made 50,000 of these things for a Brazilian magazine.
The Talking Ad
QR codes got dictators talking in a recent print ads from the free-press advocacy group Reporters Without Borders. You scan the QR code with your iPhone, then place the phone over the leader's mouth. The mouth starts talking—but it's the voice of a journalist discussing media censorship in that country.
The Solar-Powered Ad
This print ad promoted green energy by being solar-powered itself. In the magazine, it's just a black-and-white sketch. But held up to sunlight, it blossoms into full color.
The Bottle-Opener Ad
Follow the instructions on this ad, and you can use the flimsy piece of paper to open a bottle of Carlsberg. Useful!
The Edible Ad
Volkswagen cooked up a lovely little ad you can eat, and placed it in Auto Trader magazine. The ingredients are listed on the side as "glutinous rice flour, water, salt, propylene glycol, FD&C colour, glycerine." OK, kind of gross.
The Bra-Tightening Ad
This Wonderbra ad lets you do a little imprompu boob cinching—a nice little pick-me-up when you're in the middle of a boring article.
The Bubble-Gum Ad
Simple and fun.
The Test-Drive Ad
This Norwegian ad for Volkswagen showed a long stretch of road (in summer and winter versions) and told readers to download an app that lets you "drive" a car on the road by hovering your iPhone over it. You could test three different features of the vehicle—lane assist, adaptive lights and cruise control.
The Sunbather's Ad
Just what you need—a suntan-lotion ad that comes with a handy way to completely cook your face off.
The Sticky Ad
A fertility clinic in Australia placed an ad in FHM that caused the magazine's pages to stick together. When unstuck, the pages revealed a woman posing in lingerie, along with the line, "Don't waste your sperm." The message being—donate it at the Repromed fertility clinic instead.
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Lyon City Guide
Welcome to beautiful Lyon, a city which showcases the very best in art, gastronomy and history on the banks of the Rhône
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Straddling the confluence of the rivers Rhône and Saône in the Rhône-Alpes region of France, the city of Lyon has long been an important destination thanks to its location between Paris and Marseille, a fact reflected in its illustrious history and heritage. Despite its size (Lyon is the third-largest city in France behind Paris and Marseille), much of the city is a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site, and boasts innumerable cultural sights — from ancient cathedrals to fascinating Roman-age heritage spots.
And yet, history and heritage aren't the only things on offer in France's so-called culinary capital. In 1935, celebrated food critic Curnonsky heralded Lyon as the 'world capital of gastronomy' on account of its simple, quality cuisine; and it seems he wasn't wrong. Over a quarter of a century on, the city is still considered the gastronomic core of the European continent, trumping even Paris in terms of sheer palatability.
For those visiting Lyon for the first, second or sixth time, the progressive nature of the city means there are always new things to see and exciting new dishes to savour — however whistle-stop your tour may prove to be.
From medieval cathedrals to Renaissance mansions, Lyon is a hotbed of contrasting architectural styles. Here, we take a look at some of the must-see buildings in the city.
Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière
Looming imposingly over the city, the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière echoes the architectural prominence of Paris' Sacré-Cœur Basilica, but is, in many ways, more dramatic. To enjoy an up-close aspect of this fine structure, and enjoy the rich tapestries held within, make for the Vieux Lyon metro station and take the Funicular to the summit — where exquisite vistas of the city below await. Designed by architects Pierre Bossan and Sainte-Marie Perrin, the basilica was built in 1872 thanks to a public subscription, being consecrated in 1896. Today, the building is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is one of the foremost vestiges of the Rhône passage.
Lauded as the finest museum in France after the iconic Louvre, Musée des Beaux-Arts is an essential cultural stop-off for those with a keen interest in history and art, with one of Europe's largest collections of artefacts and works from antiquity to the present day. The museum is housed in the 17th-century Palais Saint-Pierre in the centre of Lyon, which once served as a Benedictine convent. The building alone is magnificent and well worth visiting even if you have no plans to enter the museum, its imposing façade listed among the most iconic features of Lyon's UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Don't let the outlandish architecture of Lyon's Musée des Confluences put you off; contained within are some of France's most important artefacts from the fields of natural science and anthropology, as well as several exhibits dedicated to ancient arts and crafts. The museum is located in the 2nd arrondissement of the city, and is worth a visit for its ultra-modern, deconstructivist architectural design alone. An antidote to Lyon's austere Gothic, Renaissance and Romanesque architecture, the museum is contained within an extraordinary structure of metal and glass, which seems to perfectly juxtapose the natural artefacts contained within.
Quartier Saint-Jean (Lyon Old Town)
For old-world atmosphere and charm beyond compare, make for the Quartier Saint-Jean, Lyon's enchanting old town quarter. Located to the north of the city's main cathedral, this medieval enclave is all cobblestone streets and ancient architecture, with every turn bringing new possibilities in which to raise your camera. One of the best-loved streets within the district is the Rue du Boeuf, leading to the Place Neuve Saint-Jean – a beautiful square flanked by traditional Lyonnaise restaurants, or 'bouchons' as they're famously known.
Cultural Features
Given its historic and gastronomic pre-eminence, it's small wonder Lyon is home to such a glut of cultural wonders. Here we explore but a handful of the city's most esteemed cultural must-sees.
Les Halles de Lyon
If Lyon's fabled gastronomy interests you, Les Halles de Lyon ought to be your first port of call upon arrival in the city. Les Halles is essentially a vast indoor food market, where the city's restaurateurs flock to fill their larders with culinary treats from across the region. Tasting is encouraged throughout the market, so you can sample the true taste of Lyon in one fell swoop. Those with a penchant for Lyonnaise cuisine may already be familiar with the produce and delicacies on offer, but for the uninitiated, some of the dishes and ingredients may come as a surprise. Lyonnais food is as no-nonsense and unforgiving as it gets, so caution and curiosity are advised.
Le Village des Créateurs
Art lovers will relish this cluster of boutique workshops, where Lyon's up-and-coming artists congregate to sell unique pieces from their personal collection. Situated on the Croix Rousse pents, Le Village des Créateurs is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Lyon's emerging arts and crafts scene. Dedicated to showcasing the works of artists and designers from across the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region, the centre sits in the heart of Lyon's historic silk-weaving district, adding to its overall sense of heritage and prestige. Away from the art, craft and design spaces, there's also a wonderful café-restaurant where you can refuel amid beautiful surroundings.
Silk Speciality Stores
Lyon is celebrated for its silk production, and a number of original silk manufacturers still exist in the city today. While there's no set Silk Quarter in the city, you'll find several stores specialising in the sale of this elegant fabric; what better gift for a loved one back home than a 'Made in Lyon' handwoven silk scarf? The silk trade originated in Lyon from the 15th century, and rapidly became the city's biggest source of income, with some 28,000 of its residents employed in the trade by the 18th century. By 1870, silk accounted for 75% of Lyon's industrial activity, and the legacy lives on in the city's multiple silk shops, as well as the Museum of Textiles.
A Glimpse into Lyon's Past
Founded by the Romans, Lyon is a city with an epic story to tell. Discover some of the key moments in the development of France's second-city in our interactive timeline below.
Many travel to Lyon for its food alone, with the city's bouchons and boulangeries offering classic fare that's fabled across the globe. If you're interested in finding out what the fuss is about when it comes to Lyonnaise cuisine, here are a handful of dishes to look out for.
Cervelle de Canut
One dish you'll see on many menus throughout Lyon is cervelle de canut, a type of cheese dip made with local milk and flavoured with garlic and herbs. Interestingly, this simple cheese dip recipe harks back to Lyon's silk worker's community, as it was considered an affordable and readily available accompaniment to bread. A popular starter on the city's boulangerie menus, cervelle de canut is delicious with a hunk of fresh bread and a glass of local wine.
Bouchons Culture
Though not a specific dish, Lyon's unique bouchons warrant a place on our shortlist for the unique dining experience they afford. Combining culinary heritage with a charming setting, these intimate eateries give you the chance to sample classic dishes from old-world France – each plate as uncompromising and distinctive as the last. Bouchons favourites include chicken liver salad, blood sausage and the bizarrely-named fromage de tête – or head cheese. If you're looking for a true taste of the region, a bouchons is where you'll find it.
Saucisson, or sausages, are everywhere in Lyon, and they've had a major influence on the city's culinary landscape over the years. Whether you're in a bouchons, boulangerie, wine bar or food speciality store, you'll often find sausages hanging from the roof, with the most popular being Rosette de Lyon – a garlic-infused variation that's air-dried for six months to enhance its flavour.
Discover Lyon with Scenic
History, culture and boundless discovery — what more could you ask for during an indulgent luxury river cruise? If you can picture yourself strolling the cobbled boulevards of Lyon, click here to visit the Scenic homepage, where you can browse all of our Rhône river cruises. Alternatively, call us on 0161 231 4901.
Idyllic Rhône
Lyon to Nice
Sail the Rhône and Sâone rivers from Lyon to Tarascon in luxury. Visit Lyon's Notre Dame Basilica and enjoy an exclusive Scenic Culinaire experience.
Lyon to Lyon
Over 11 days, cruise along the Saône and Rhône through the South of France in 5-star all-inclusive luxury. Highlights include Lyon, Avignon, Viviers & Beaune.
Tastes of Southern France
Idyllic Rhône with Paris
Nice to Paris
Discover the beauty of the Rhône Valley with a 7 day all-inclusive cruise from Tarascon to Lyon before a 3 night stay in the romantic city of Paris.
Idyllic Rhône with Monte Carlo
Nice to Lyon
South of France with Monte Carlo
South of France with Paris
On this 14-day journey, enjoy a 3 night stay in Paris before embarking on a luxury cruise along the Rhône and Sâone rivers visiting Tain l'Hermitage & Avignon.
South of France with Switzerland
Lyon to Zurich
From the South of France to Switzerland, this 15 day luxury journey will see you visit beautiful destinations including Montreux, Tain l'Hermitage, Lyon & more.
Idyllic Rhône with Monte Carlo & Paris
Spectacular South of France with Paris & Monte Carlo
Paris to Mount Cook
Bordeaux Affair & South of France
Bordeaux to Lyon
Iconic France
Discover the beauty of France with a luxury Saône and Rhône river cruise from Bordeaux to Lyon. Visit destinations including the Blaye Region & Avignon.


I've recently came across the new online SWF, Zend, and Java decomplier at showmycode.com that allows you to almost "view the source" of the SWF file online. If you had some important data stored in your SWF (such as API keys or passwords) you may not wish them being exposed.
The easiest (and therefore naïve) way to hide them* would be to store them in external text files and embed in the SWF.
Then you can create an instance and cast it to String, like shown above.
The asset class extends mx.core.ByteArrayAsset and its byte content is not revealed by most decompilers.
*Of course, this "solution" does not offer any serious protection, you can still decompress the SWF and view the keys in the hex editor. You could scramble/hash them a bit to make the hacker's job harder but it's still possible to extract them.
Do you remember the #include "filename.as" AS2 directive? It was often used to include predefined prototype functions in AS2. Since using prototypes become obsolete in AS3 (in favour of the inheritance) the include in often underused.
For example, Darron Shall suggests using include directive to mimic multiple inheritance. Recently, I had been given a glimpse of brain damage enlightenment and I started using it again in AS3 for including all project specific libs only. If you want to pass me the hammer now, please read on.
and then stop worrying anymore about what needs to be imported.
All you need to do is to place include "../../imports.as"; where your import directives would normally live. I've personally chosen to put it in the same location as the source directory.
Then you can do it for every project specific class you add.
If you're on OS X and using Textmate, you can use the shortcut – F5 key to sort lines and remove duplicated entries.


So-so car access and parking.
Generally friendly service, with decent bar service and excellent restaurant service.
Service, housekeeping and reception are all fine.
Concierge service could be more helpful.
Facilities and entrance area are okay.
Modern rooms with great furniture and nice views.
Insufficiently maintained, small rooms with poor TV's and minibars.
Beds and kitchenettes are so-so.
Reasonably comfortable rooms with a tolerable noise level and standard beds.
Rooms and bathrooms are small.
Small and poorly maintained rooms.
Bathrooms and beds are acceptable.
Okay bathrooms and beds in decently clean rooms.
Noise is as expected, as are the beds, although rooms are small and generally uncomfortable.
"OK, not as good as expected"
Location is good. Only one pillow and the air con was not great. Room got very hot although cool outside. Had to open window and live with the noise.
Cozy hotel in excellent location with excellent service, interesting interior, comfortable beds, must be visited.
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"Nice accomodation, personnel and location."
"Very comfortable le hotel in Altstadt city area"
"Nice Hotel with awesome Service"
One on the best hotels I have ever stayed in and I have stayed in many. It is beautiful, great history and the staff was excellent to me and my wife.
"Quiet and luxurious living in the centre of the city"
"Phenomenal stay and amazing breakfast"
Awesome location, helpful and friendly staff, comfy beds and quiet.
"Me and my wife was very happy with our 3 nights visit in January 2019"
Very little noice from outside, nice size of the room, good madrass. The building has an interesting history with lots of paintings on the walls.
"Disappointing as a lovely looking hotel and fabulous location !"
It was a great stay! Very nice hotel and I'll be back.
"Nice Hotel with unnecessary service flaws"
"My experience staying at the hotel was very lovely."
Overall, I enjoyed the Christmas setting and decorations.
"Derag Living Hotel De Medici - simply great!"
Hotel accommodation at the highest level.
"small room on the 4th floor resembling broom chamber"


Dharma is a protocol for issuing debt. The goal of this protocol is to create a pool of debtors and creditors. Similar to 0x, Dharma utilizes the concept of relayers and the goal of relayers is to provide the interface to submit and gather orders. These orders are stored off-chain and only settled orders go to the blockchain. It's up to relayers to decide which orders they accept.
It is possible to take a loan without using cryptocurrency as collateral, or without collateral at all, as debtors can request a debt from one of the underwriters. An underwriter is an entity who evaluates debtor's credibility and manages the debt parameters. Once the debtor and underwriter settle, the latter must submit the signed offer to one of the Dharma relayers. Creditors can then evaluate the offer's terms and underwriter's reputation to decide whether to trust it.
Recently the team introduced Dharma Lever — a margin trading platform built on the protocol.


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Nick Nichols Titles, Movies and Posters
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Rebel Without a Cause
CAST: Nicholas Ray, James Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo, Jim Backus, Nick Adams, Dennis Hopper, Ann Doran, William Hopper, Rochelle Hudson, Corey Allen,
CAST: Barry Levinson, Nicholas (Nick) Rowe, Alan Cox, Sophie Ward, Freddie Jones,
CAST: Castle, Nick, Gregory Hines, Sammy Davis Jr., Suzzanne Douglass, Joe Morton, Terrance McNally, Steve Condos, Jimmy Slyde, Harold Nicholas, Etta James, Savion Glover, Dick Anthony Williams, Sandman Sims, Bunny Briggs, Pat Rico,
CAST: Ben Younger, Jon Abrahams, Kirk Acevedo, Giovanni Ribisi, Vin Diesel, Nicky Katt, Nia Long, Scott Caan, Ron Rifkin, Jamie Kennedy, Taylor Nichols, Tom Everett Scott,
The Holy Mountain
CAST: Alejandro Jodorowsky, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Horacio Salinas, Zamira Saunders, Juan Ferrara, Adriana Page, Burt Kleiner, Valerie Jodorowsky, Nicky Nichols, Richard Rutowski, Luis Lomeli, Ana De Sade, Chucho-Chucho, Letícia Robles, Connie De La Mora,
Croupier
CAST: Hodges, Mike, Clive Owen, Nick Redding, Nicholas Ball, Alexander Morton DIRECTED BY: Hodges,
Halloween: Resurrection
CAST: Rick Rosenthal, Busta Rhymes, Sean Patrick Thomas, Jamie Lee Curtis, Bianca Kajlich, Tyra Banks, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Ryan Merriman, Luke Kirby, Brad Loree, Daisy McCrackin,
Mo Better Blues
CAST: Lee, Spike, Denzel Washington, Spike Lee, Joie Lee, Wesley Snipes, Cynda Williams, Giancarlo Esposito, Robin Harris, Bill Nunn, John Turturro, Dick Anthony Williams, Ruben Blades, Nicholas Turturro, Samuel L. Jackson, Abbey Lincoln, Tracy C. Johns,
CAST: Nima Nourizadeh, Thomas Mann, Jonathan Daniel Brown, Oliver Cooper, Dax Flame, Nichole Bloom, Martin Klebba, Miles Teller, Sam Lant, Alexis Knapp, Alex Rose Wiesel, Brendan Miller, Eddie Hassell, Kirby Bliss Blanton, Peter Mackenzie, Caitlin Dulany, Sophia Santi, Rob Evors, Nick Nervies,
CAST: Friedkin, William, Michael Biehn, Alex McArthur, Nicholas (Nick) Campbell, Deborah Van Valkenburgh, John Harkins,
CAST: Jeff Nichols, Jessica Chastain, Michael Shannon, Katy Mixon, Ray McKinnon, Shea Whigham, Kathy Baker, Lisa Gay Hamilton, Robert Longstreet, Stuart Greer, Tova Stewart, Guy Van Swearingen, Joe Zamora, Natasha Randall, Bart Flynn, Nick Koesters, Jeffrey Grover, Charles Moore,
Flying Leathernecks
CAST: Nicholas Ray, John Wayne, Robert Ryan, Janis Carter, Don Taylor, James Bell, James Dobson, Jay C. Flippen, Gordon Gebert, William Harrigan, Brett King, Adam Williams, Carleton Young, Dick Wessel, Gail Davis, Harlan Warde, Michael (Steve Flagg) St. Angel, Maurice Jara,
CAST: Russell, Ken, Roger Daltrey, Sara Kestelman, Paul Nicholas, Fiona Lewis, Ringo Starr, Veronica Quilligan, Nell Campbell, John Justin, Andrew Reilly, Anulka Dziubinska, Rick Wakeman, Rikki Howard, Felicity Devonshire, Aubrey Morris, Kenneth Colley, Ken Parry,
A Cry in the Dark
CAST: Fred Schepisi, Meryl Streep, Sam Neill, Bruce Myles, Charles Tingwell, Nick (Nicholas) Tate, Neil Fitzpatrick, Maurice Fields, Lewis Fitz-Gerald,
CAST: Vic Armstrong, Lea Thompson, Nicolas Cage, Nicky Whelan, Chad Michael Murray, Cassi Thomson, Laura Cayouette, Quinton Aaron, Jordin Sparks, Martin Klebba, Lolo Jones, William Ragsdale, Stephanie Honoré, Gary Grubbs, Donny Boaz, Lance E. Nichols,
How to be Single
CAST: Christian Ditter, Dakota Johnson, Alison Brie, Leslie Mann, Rebel Wilson, Anders Holm, Damon Wayans Jr., Jake Lacy, Jason Mantzoukas, Nicholas Braun, Sarah Ramos, Nick Bateman, Tuesday Knight, Ashley Blankenship, Carla Quevedo, Charlotte Kirk,
Superdad
CAST: Vincent McEveety, Bob Crane, Kurt Russell, Barbara Rush, Joe Flynn, Kathleen Cody, Joby Baker, Dick Van Patten, Bruno Kirby, Judith Lowry, Ivor Francis, Jonathan Daly, Naomi Stevens, Nicholas Hammond, Jack Manning,
Goodbye Charlie Bright
CAST: Nick Love, Paul Nicholls, Roland Manookian, Phil Daniels, Jamie Foreman, Danny Dyer, Dani Behr, Richard Driscoll, David Thewlis, Sid Mitchell, Alexis Rodney, Nicola Stapleton, Brian Jordan, Lucy Bowen, Tameka Empson,
Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star
CAST: Tom Brady, Nick Swardson, Christina Ricci, Don Johnson, Stephen Dorff, Ido Mosseri, Kevin Nealon, Edward Herrmann, Miriam Flynn, Mario Joyner, Tyler Spindel, Meredith Giangrande, Nicholas Turturro, Mary Pat Gleason, Jackie Sandler,
Shauna: Every Man's Fantasy
CAST: Roberta Findlay, Shauna Grant, Rachel Ashley, Chelsea Blake, Jerry Butler, Gina Carrera, Tiffany Clark, Dick Howard, Joyce James, Kevin James, Sharon Kane, Michael Knight, Amber Lynn, Michelle Maren, Kelly Nichols,
Mission Mars
CAST: Nicholas Webster, Darren McGavin, Nick Adams, George De Vries, Heather Hewitt, Michael DeBeausset, Shirley Parker, Bill Kelly, Chuck Zink, Ralph Miller, Art Barker,
CAST: Michael A. DeGaetano, Myra Taylor, Charles Fatone, Freya Crane, Gregg Perrie, Joseph Hardin, Peter Maravich, Nina Scotti, Paunita Nichols, Laurene Landon, Dick Hardiman, Gary Moss, Alan Jackson, Leroy Sweet, Carl B. Belfor,
Mission London
CAST: Dimitar Mitovski, Tomas Arana, Alan Ford, Ralph Brown, Georgi Staykov, Julian Vergov, Velizar Binev, Rosemary Leach, Lee Nicholas Harris, Sean Talo, Nick Nevern, Atanas Srebrev, James Helder, Johnny Lynch, Ana Papadopulu,
Comedy Central Roast of William Shatner
CAST: Joel Gallen, William Shatner, Jason Alexander, Debra 'Debbie' Clark, Andy Dick, Farrah Fawcett, Greg Giraldo, Clint Howard, Jimmy Kimmel, Lisa Lampanelli, Artie Lange, Pierangeli Llinas, Craig J. Nevius, Nichelle Nichols,
Mister Drake's Duck
A Short History of Decay
CAST: Michael Maren, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Bryan Greenberg, Kathleen Rose Perkins, Linda Lavin, Harris Yulin, Rebecca Dayan, Nicholas Pryor, Benjamin King, Barbara Weetman, Anthony Reynolds, Nick Flynn, Michael Cunningham,
Brothers of the Head
CAST: Keith Fulton, Jonathan Pryce, John Simm, Ken Russell, James Greene, Elizabeth Rider, Luke Wagner, Anna Nygh, Howard Attfield, Sean Harris, Edward Hogg, Bryan Dick, Nicholas Millard, David Kennedy, Ken Bones,
New Waterford Girl
CAST: Moyle, Allan, Liane Balaban, Tara Spencer-Nairn, Andrew McCarthy, Nicholas (Nick) Campbell, Mary Walsh,
My Pleasure Is My Business
CAST: Al Waxman, Xaviera Hollander, Henry Ramer, Colin Fox, Don Cullen, Kenneth Lynch, George Sperdakos, Marvin Goldhar, Michael Kirby, Jayne Eastwood, Renata Plestina, Monica Parker, Nick Nichols, Sydney Brown, Richard Davidson,
Come Ride the Wild Pink Horse
CAST: Joseph W. Sarno, Patricia McNair, Peggy Steffans, Steppen Wolf, Monique Drevon, Sheila Britt, Pete Hall, Judson Todd, Rex Barton, Susan Evans, Nick Linkov, Dom Tatlock, Gretchen Rudolph, Richard Nichols, Kip Rivas,
CAST: Simon West, Dominic Cooper, Connie Nielsen, Gemma Chan, Tom Felton, Tyler Hoechlin, Thomas Kretschmann, Derek Jacobi, Austin Stowell, Igal Naor, Cristian Lazar, Mohammed Ali, Lee Nicholas Harris, Olegar Fedoro, Richard Banks, Nico Toffoli, Ilan Goodman,
Luckytown
CAST: Paul Nicholas, Kirsten Dunst, James Caan, Vincent Kartheiser, Luis Guzmán, Robert Miano, Jennifer Gareis, Federico Dordei, Theresa Russell, Nick Paulos, Joseph D. Kucan, Joe Lacoco, Joe La Due, Dom Angelo, Sly Smith,
Irreversi
CAST: D.W. Brown, Nick Stahl, Dash Mihok, Olivia Wilde, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Tariq Trotter, Daniel Franzese, Daniel London, Joanne Baron, Haley Webb, Lucia M. Aguirre, Brian Alley, Nicholas Balzer, Aaron Bernard,
CAST: Richard Gabai, Sean Patrick Flanery, Natalie Zea, Angeline-Rose Troy, Adam Baldwin, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Veronica Cartwright, Christopher Lloyd, Juliet Landau, Max Perlich, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Matt Knudsen, Rick Overton, Daniel Roebuck, Rance Howard, Jamie Wozny, Lonnie Henderson,
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CAB CALLOWAY and his Orchestra - Who's The Swingiest Man in Town?
Calloway was no ordinary band-leader who stood in front beating time for his men. He danced around the stage, hair flopping wildly, conducting with an absurdly long baton, almost shouting his vocals.In 1934 the band came to Europe and created a sensation in London and Manchester. In fact, this flamboyant bandleader - no, entertainer - was a sensation wherever he played. They appeared in several movies, notably 'The Big Broadcast', 'The Singing Kid' with Al Jolson, 'Manhattan Merry-Go-Round', 'Stormy Weather' and 'Sensations of 1945'. Broadway also played host to the effervescent charms of Calloway when a new production of Gershwin's 'Porgy And Bess' opened at the Ziegfeld Theatre in March 1953.In 1967 he played opposite Pearl Bailey in the all-black version of 'Hello Dolly' which ran for just over three years. He also starred in the ANTA production of 'Bubbling Brown Sugar' in 1976 and in 'Eubie' at the Ambassador Theatre in 1978 for a year's run. He came to England for the BBC documentary 'The Cotton Club Comes To The Ritz' on TV, then toured America with 'The Cotton Club Revisited'. His appearance in the 1980 film 'The Blues Brothers', essentially playing himself as a colourful band-leader, brought him to the attention of a new, younger audience.


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Peter Balazs peut faire référence à :
 Péter Balázs (1941-), homme politique hongrois.
 Peter Balazs (né en 1970), mathématicien autrichien.

 Peter Baláž (né en 1974), boxeur slovaque.
 Peter Baláž (né en 1979), espérantiste slovaque.