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About Seven Spires
One fateful day in Boston, some years ago, two immortals crossed paths in a bookstore. He was of many, many notes, and she was of darkness and the old world. Such was the birth of Seven Spires, and so it shall always be. With the fortunate additions of old friends Chris and Peter, the family was complete: though young in countenance, the four were armed with highly specialised training from Berklee College of Music, as well as an insatiable drive to earn that which they hungered for: the world.
In their early years, they shared bills with the likes of Arch Enemy, Apocalyptica, Sonata Arctica, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Epica, The Agonist, Butcher Babies, Amaranthe, Kreator, Huntress, Carach Angren, and others. They completely sold out of records, twice, and then ventured to Gate Studios in Wolfsburg, Germany to finish recording their new album with the illustrious Sascha Paeth.
A full-length record and promising opportunities loom on Seven Spires' horizon. Share an evening with them this Spring in New England!
Metal Hammer (Germany) -- "Tougher tracks such as 'Paradox' or 'Burn' compliment the symphonic metal elements, so you sometimes feel like you already have the new Dimmu Borgir..."
Rock Hard (Germany) review of Solveig 7.5/10 -- "Spires are one of the most untypical symphonic metal bands I've ever seen."
PowerPlay Magazine (UK) review of Solveig 10/10 -- "Captivating from start to finish, Solveig captures every nuance that the subject matter deserves and will appeal to anyone who loves their metal symphonically and emotionally charged, with the only downside being Seven Spires have set the bar so high for themselves that even Robert Wadlow would struggle to reach his pint."
RockGarage (Italy) -- "Surely the best symphonic metal expression from America we've ever heard."
Lady Obscure Music Magazine (US) review of Solveig 5/5 -- "There are many bands in today's landscape who try to incorporate as many different metal genres into their music, most sounding like a cacophonous wall of noise, but Seven Spires pulls it off seamlessly which is all the more impressive considering their short history together. Mark my word; Seven Spires is a band that has great things in store for them. Solveig is in the running for my metal debut of the year."
Dead Rhetoric (US) -- "Solveig is an album made by musicians who want to change the game. Not confined by mere genre conventions and tropes, Seven Spires goes the distance to create a theatrical album that flows between beauty and extremity, and all points between. The sky is the limit as they continue onwards.
© 2014-2019 Black Ray Music Group. All Rights Reserved.


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Q: Retrieve Email Template from SQL and embed textbox in sql server I am using VB6,and I have an email template written in HTML.The greeting , "Dear Customer", the 'Customer' needs to equal a textbox that holds the customers name(txtFirstName.Text). I have a function that gets the HTML from the database(using sql server 2012).I was wondering within my html , is it possible to embed a VB control like a text box like below?

Dear + "" + txtFirstName.text

A: My suggestion is adding a placeholder like @firstname@ in your html content like below

Dear + " " + @firstname@

Then after reading the html from SQL, you replace @firatname@ with whatever you want.
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If you can't add the placeholder, after reading the html, replace the placeholder with with whatever you want
str = replace(htmlContent, "
Dear + '' + txtFirstName.text
", "
Dear John Smith
")

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Peter is here from Denmark and is completing an internship in IT Development at a Marketing agency in Sydney. Like many others before him, he expected Australia to be filled with animals looking to hunt him down.
My home city: Copenhagen is famous for: the little mermaid probably, but more importantly, we are famous for being a bicycle city. We go everywhere on bikes, and in all weather!
I chose Australia because: it was a good opportunity to see some family in Sydney, and also because of beaches, the heat, wildlife and Vegemite.
My impression of Australia before I arrived: Summer all year, and animals that wants to kill you.
One thing I have learnt about Australia that I didn't know before: Australian rhyming slang is a thing.


Britain's technology industry has a sexism problem similar to Silicon Valley's and efforts to recruit more women have been largely ineffective, according to female workers.
A leaked memo written by a Google employee which described women as neurotic and biologically less suited to coding has fuelled debate about the boys-only culture in technology firms.
James Damore, the engineer who wrote the memo, confirmed he had been fired by Google for "perpetuating gender stereotypes". He said he was considering legal options against Google's parent company, Alphabet Inc.
Women account for only 17 per cent of IT professionals in this country, a figure unchanged for three years. Only 12 per cent of software developers are female.


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Is the Personal Injury Stigma Stopping You from Fighting?
by South Florida Injury Law Firm Personal Injury Lawyer
Does seeing a personal injury ad on TV make you suspicious? Maybe the face of a lawyer on a billboard makes you cringe. If you're hesitant to trust personal injury attorneys, it's okay—you're not the only one. Unfortunately, personal injury law is often one of the most stigmatized areas of legal practice, and personal injury attorneys are sometimes considered conniving thieves who only have their own best interests in mind.
But as anyone who has been injured in a personal injury case can attest, personal injury is a legitimate and very serious area of law that requires finesse and capability, and personal injury lawyers—as hard as it might be to believe—really do have the public's best interest at heart.
Personal injury law refers to the legal disputes that arise after somebody suffers an injury as a result of someone else's misconduct. Personal injury cases are some of the more common cases that people see or hear about, but this is simply because there are so many opportunities for individuals to be injured at the hands of others. Some injuries that may be eligible for personal injury lawsuits include those that result from:
Negligence on board cruise ships
The specific damages that qualify as "personal injuries" are just as numerous. In fact, personal injury damages can include such a wide array of grievances that it's almost impossible to list them all. Some of the more common injuries include:
It is important to understand that the prevalence of personal injury cases in no way detracts from their severity. Personal injury cases are serious and require the utmost respect and professionalism when dealing with them.
The Secret Lives of Personal Injury Lawyers
Sure, there is a lot of negative propaganda out there about personal injury layers. But the fact is that lawyers like myself and others do a lot of good that the public does not always see.
As BizJournals recently pointed out, it was a personal injury lawsuit that is credited with exposing the ignition switch issue that resulted in the major GM automobile recall in 2014. Had it not been for that one personal injury case that was held following the death of a victim, the issue might not have been brought to light at all and many more deaths may have resulted.
In fact, personal injury lawyers are often to thank for major recalls like this, and we contribute to consumer safety in a number of other ways as well.
Providing a system of checks and balances for major (and not-so-major) corporations.
Giving companies an extra incentive to move forward with product improvements such as better-quality safety belts and airbags in cars and the placement of warning labels on potentially dangerous products.
It would be nice if businesses did these things out of the kindness of their hearts, but it's just not true. Most of the time, these changes only come about following successful legal proceedings in which lawyers fight tirelessly to defend their clients.
In cases like these, when personal injury lawyers are going up against huge corporations with mammoth legal teams on their sides, they need to fight vigorously and often to the point of exhaustion. However, the lawyers' determination and belief in their clients' claims push them forward. Personal injury lawyers put it all on the line not only so that their own clients receive the compensation and recognition that they deserve, but also so that major corporations must make necessary changes to make their products safer for everybody. Without these lawyers' resolve, major corporations may never be held accountable.
Don't Hold Yourself Back
Do not let other people's negative portrayals of personal injury lawyers stop you from getting the defense that you deserve. The truth is that personal injury lawyers are here to protect you and will do everything it takes to make sure that your voice is heard and your suffering does not go unnoticed.
By failing to equip yourself with a smart attorney, you are allowing a negligent individual (or company) to evade responsibility for something that they should not be allowed to get away with. Responsible persons should be held accountable for their mistakes, especially if those mistakes cost you your or your family your peace of mind.
If you've been injured as a result of someone else's negligence, defend yourself. Don't let negative media portrayal of personal injury lawyers prevent you from fighting for what you deserve. Contact a knowledgeable personal injury lawyer today.
Jeffrey Braxton is a trial lawyer in Fort Lauderdale who has devoted his 22-year career to the practice of personal injury law. As lead trial attorney for The South Florida Injury Law Firm, Jeff has litigated thousands of cases and is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, an exclusive group of attorneys who have resolved cases in excess of one million dollars.
Watch Out for Holiday Dangers at Stores
Anyone who has gone to the mall on a Friday evening knows how dreadful and even downright threating the crowds can be—groups of teenagers everywhere, 20-somethings plowing through the crowds to grab the latest fashions for the weekend, parents shopping for whatever relatives have birthdays or parties coming up.
But now that holiday season is in full swing, running the mall gauntlet is riskier than ever. At this time of year, it's important for consumers and storeowners alike to remember that stores are responsible for the safety of their shoppers—if accidents happen on company property, the storeowner or manager could be held accountable.
Problems to Look Out For
During the holidays, the decorative lengths that some stores will go to for the sake of festivity can sometimes be outright hazardous. Because of this, shoppers should be on their guard even more than usual, and should look out for potentially dangerous situations. Some of these situations include:
Crowds. Of course, there are always crowds in malls and stores. Around the holidays, though, the crowds are bigger, stronger, and more excitable than at any other time of the year. With so many people crammed into such small spaces, it can be easy for consumers to become disoriented and wind up injured. In addition to being hazardous in and of themselves, crowds can be distracting and can divert peoples' attention away from other potential hazards in the store.
Potential for slips and falls. Around the holidays, the risks of slip and fall accidents seem to be everywhere. Decorations that some stores place on their floors (e.g., confetti or fake snow) can make floors more slippery and therefore more dangerous. Furthermore, winter weather can sometimes lead to slippery patches on steps or in doorways, which can be extremely risky.
Oversized displays. Certain stores seize the opportunity presented by the holiday season to go above-and-beyond with decorations like giant Christmas trees, oversized menorahs, or enormous "Happy Holidays!" signs spanning entire ceilings. Often, these decorations can be delightful for shoppers and store employees alike—they can be beautiful, fun, and fill shoppers with holiday spirit. But as nice as they are, they can be dangerous as well. If decorations are improperly rigged or positioned incorrectly, they can cause injury to shoppers.
Given all the potential hazards that surround shoppers during the holiday season, it's important for customers to always be aware of their surroundings and remain on their guard.
What If You're Injured in a Store?
"Duty of care" laws state that retail stores are required to take all possible measures (within reason) to ensure that their customers are kept safe. In the unfortunate event that you sustain injuries in a store, this means that storeowners or managers can be held accountable.
If you are injured in a retail store and decide to take legal action against the storeowner, the first step will be to prove negligence. To do so, you must prove that the following elements were in place:
Your injuries were caused by dangerous conditions in the store
The store was aware, or should have been aware, of these conditions
The store acted negligently in addressing these dangerous conditions
Your injuries were not your own fault
Your injuries were caused as a direct result of the store's dangerous conditions
Your injuries are legitimate
Because of the complexities of going to legal battle with stores, store owners, or corporations, it's always best to consult with a qualified lawyer before taking any action.
Of course, it is best to try to avoid these dangerous situations entirely. While perusing stores this holiday season, remember to use caution. Wear shoes that are easy to walk in, be careful when navigating through the crowds, be on the lookout for potentially unsafe areas that might be slippery, and stay away from decorations that look dangerous, like overly large signs or displays that could fall.
Sometimes, though, no matter how careful you are, accidents can find you—even during the holidays and even at major retail stores where things are supposed to be safe and welcoming. Remember that all retailers are responsible for the safety of their shoppers.
If you sustain an injury as a result of a storeowner's negligence, don't just assume that the business will do the right thing and pay for your medical expenses while taking steps to ensure something like this doesn't happen again. Make sure that others are protected and you get the justice you deserve by contacting a qualified legal professional at The South Florida Injury Law Firm as soon as possible.
Is Mother Nature Solely Responsible for Brain Eating Amoeba Attacks?
by South Florida Injury Law Firm Wrongful Death
Global warming may be to blame for the larger amoeba habitat, but other parties may share some liability for these fatal infections.
Do I Have a Viable Defective Products Case?
If you've ever bought something only to have it break a few days later, you know how frustrating it is
Pizza Companies Should Take Responsibility for Delivery Driver Tragedies
by South Florida Injury Law Firm Truck Accidents
Pizza can be dangerous. No, we're not talking about the fat content or the artery-clogging cholesterol.

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Well, I didn't get a chance to type on WW Wednesday, but I did lose weight; however, it was only like 6 ounces.
WARNING - CUTENESS TO FOLLOW!
I made it to the top of the mountain!
Yeah.. I'm cute... I know.
And that's all folks! Bye Bye!
She is so precious and adorable!
Wow!!!! She is sooooo beautiful!!!!!!! Thank you for sharing her with us!!


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Andhra not to conduct interviews for government jobs now
Vijayawada: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy presides over a cabinet meeting in Vijayawada, on Oct 16, 2019. (Photo: IANS)
Amaravati, Oct 18 (IANS) No interviews will be conducted henceforth for recruitment into government departments in Andhra Pradesh as Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has directed the officials to conduct only the written examinations.
He has directed the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) to do away with the existing system of conducting interviews for the recruitment. He asked it to conduct only the written examination to ensure transparency in the recruitment process.
According to a statement from the Chief Minister's office, he took the "historic" decision during a review meeting on the proposed annual recruitment calendar for filling vacant government posts.
Following this decision, there will be no interviews for the recruitment to be made from January 2020.
The government said this was another key decision taken to bring transparency and end corruption in the system.
The officials informed the Chief Minister that every round of recruitment is marred by allegations of corruptions and irregularities and the job notifications are ending in litigations.
Jagan Mohan Reddy also directed the APPSC to release on January 1 every year the calendar of the vacancies to be filled during the year.
He asked the officials to give priority to filling up vacancies in departments providing essential services.
The Chief Minister asked the officials to consider taking the help of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) and Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) to bring more transparency in the conduct of APPSC exams.
As per the Chief Minister's decision, the Chief Secretary will hold a meeting in third week of November to prepare a list of vacancies in all the departments. By the end of November, another meeting will be chaired by the Chief Minister where the number of vacancies to be filled, budget allocation and other proposals will be discussed.
YSR Congress MP ties the knot with her friend
State High Court on Friday directed the TRS Government to invite the striking RTC employees
BRS leaders inspect arrangements for KCR's public meeting in Nanded


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Large Format Photography Forum > LF Forums > Darkroom: Film, Processing & Printing > Platinum printers: dark stains on prints?
View Full Version : Platinum printers: dark stains on prints?
I developed, cleared and washed a 12X20 Pt/Pd print using my usual technique (K Oxalate developer at 100 F, three 5 minute washes with phosphoric acid, 3 liters in each, the last wash 100% freshly made up solution, followed by a 20-30 min w ash.) The print has dirty gray stains, looking sort of like somebody walked ove r the print with dirty shoes. They're most visible along the white edge of the paper (It's Platinotype, by the way), but also in a few sections of the lighter sky. Only some areas are affected. The print otherwise looks fine. Couldn't f ind this described in the Arentz or Sullivan/Weese books. Any thoughts? I'd li ke to avoid another expensive mistake!
Did you use a different cutter to cut the paper to size than you've used before? New roller wheel? Something else that is allowing microscopic steel residue to be left behind?
Did you notice any "bleeding" from the black borders of the print during development? When there's too much of this the particles can deposit in the print or the border as stain--a sort of mechanical fog. Stains that are grey are either some sort of fog or unwanted deposit of partially cleared metal. Yellow or orange stains would be from lack of adequate clearing.
The culprit might be your phosphoric acid, maybe is exhausted already and not clearing your prints totally, get some litmus paper and check it's pH...anything above 4 or 5 and you are probably using an exhausted clearing agent.
Looking over the print, I think Carl is probably right, though I'm not clear why I am getting this bleeding now. As mentioned above, the last phosphoric bath is 100% freshly made solution 3 L, so I don't think the clearing is inadequate.
Now that you have the problem solved, I note that you are using the Oxalate acid route to processing. I realize this is the traditional process, but have you considered going with more modern (and less dangerous) materials?


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Recognizing the value of a welcoming environment
By Sally Crocker
Alita Andrews, a 2016 School of Public Health MPH graduate, is a Health Advocate for the UNT Health Science Center TESSA program that serves Tarrant County victims of interpersonal violence.
In the beginning, she met clients in a traditional office setting, with a desk facing the door and two chairs in front.
But over time, Andrews transformed her office at One Safe Place – a non-profit agency in Fort Worth that gives help and hope to families and individuals looking to get back on their feet – into a warmer, more welcoming environment.
Her desk was moved to the side, eliminating the physical barrier between health advocate and client. A cozy rug and more relaxing chairs were added to invite quiet, one-on-one conversations.
Clients could feel safe knowing they no longer had to sit with their back to the door. A storage closet was updated to create a coffee nook.
Dim lighting and calm colors also helped with the change. Stress balls, adult coloring books and other counseling aids were provided to offer relief during difficult moments.
Her idea – representing just one of the ways Andrews cares for clients and helps them feel more secure and welcomed – was recently recognized at the One Safe Place five-year anniversary, where she was presented an award for exemplifying one of the agency's top core values of "safety."
"The role of the health advocate is to give people choices and help them take control of their lives," said Jessica Grace, LMSW, TESSA Program Manager. "It may be overwhelming at first, which is why it's so important to welcome them in a space that feels comforting. We want clients to know it's more about them than a complicated process or system."
Andrews helps clients focus on their mental and physical well-being, self-care strategies, personal safety and navigation of health resources to improve their overall health outcomes.
Her role is different from that of a counselor or case manager, as she specifically focuses on the impact that violence and trauma can have on health.
She works with individuals like the young mom battling serious effects of diabetes because her abuser wouldn't allow her to seek medical care for her condition. Or the middle-aged woman suffering from high blood pressure, panic attacks and other health issues related to the physical and emotional harm she had endured for years.
Andrews said the clients are her main motivator for coming to work every morning.
"They have all come to One Safe Place to find support and a new start. Wherever they are in their journey, I'm happy to be a cheerleader and support system to helping them find themselves," she said.
Organizations like One Safe Place, which houses 18 different victims' advocate agencies, are important in connecting individuals with health care resources, children's services, law enforcement and legal aid, counseling, employment programs, housing resources and more.
Approximately one in three Texas women will experience domestic violence during their lifetime. For the years 2014 and 2015, Tarrant County was the second-highest community in Texas for domestic violence deaths.
Since 2015, TESSA has been led by Dr. Emily Spence-Almaguer, SPH Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Community Engagement and Health Equity. TESSA is funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office on Women's Health.
"The clients we see are so resilient and are survivors; their strength is awe-inspiring," Andrews said.
"Some of my best experiences are when clients I haven't heard from in a while call and update me on their progress and all the things they're now doing on their own," she said. "It's a great honor to watch this happen, and I'm happy to be a part of it."
UNTHSC public health researcher to lead national opioid crisis steering committee
By Sally Crocker Scott Walters, PhD, Regents Professor and Chair of Health Behavior and Health Systems at the UNT Health Science Center School of Public Health, has been named Steering Committee Chair of an aggressive, trans-agency effort to speed scientific solutions to stem the national opioid ...Read more
TCOM students spend the day giving back
By Steven Bartolotta The Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine's Class of 2023 got their chance to lend a helping hand to the Fort Worth community as 236 medical students fanned out all across Fort Worth for a Day of Service. The TCOM students divided into groups and spent the afte...Read more
A medical student travels an unconventional road to TCOM
By Steve Bartolotta A fresh wave of new medical students arrived at UNT Health Science Center this week, all from a variety of different backgrounds and traveling on different paths. One of new faces belongs to Clarence Sparks, 36, a one-time college dropout who enters the Texas Col...Read more
Williams urges TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine students to reclaim human element in health care
By Alex Branch The human element of the doctor-patient relationship is too often taken for granted in modern health care, UNT Health Science Center President Dr. Michael R. Williams told the inaugural class of Fort Worth's new medical school. For example, a chief complaint among em...Read more


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package br.ufrj.g2matricula.service.impl;

import br.ufrj.g2matricula.service.MatriculaService;
import br.ufrj.g2matricula.domain.Matricula;
import br.ufrj.g2matricula.repository.MatriculaRepository;
import br.ufrj.g2matricula.repository.search.MatriculaSearchRepository;
import br.ufrj.g2matricula.service.dto.MatriculaDTO;
import br.ufrj.g2matricula.service.mapper.MatriculaMapper;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.data.domain.Page;
import org.springframework.data.domain.Pageable;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;
import org.springframework.transaction.annotation.Transactional;

import static org.elasticsearch.index.query.QueryBuilders.*;

/**
 * Service Implementation for managing Matricula.
 */
@Service
@Transactional
public class MatriculaServiceImpl implements MatriculaService{

    private final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(MatriculaServiceImpl.class);

    private final MatriculaRepository matriculaRepository;

    private final MatriculaMapper matriculaMapper;

    private final MatriculaSearchRepository matriculaSearchRepository;

    public MatriculaServiceImpl(MatriculaRepository matriculaRepository, MatriculaMapper matriculaMapper, MatriculaSearchRepository matriculaSearchRepository) {
        this.matriculaRepository = matriculaRepository;
        this.matriculaMapper = matriculaMapper;
        this.matriculaSearchRepository = matriculaSearchRepository;
    }

    /**
     * Save a matricula.
     *
     * @param matriculaDTO the entity to save
     * @return the persisted entity
     */
    @Override
    public MatriculaDTO save(MatriculaDTO matriculaDTO) {
        log.debug("Request to save Matricula : {}", matriculaDTO);
        Matricula matricula = matriculaMapper.toEntity(matriculaDTO);
        matricula = matriculaRepository.save(matricula);
        MatriculaDTO result = matriculaMapper.toDto(matricula);
        matriculaSearchRepository.save(matricula);
        return result;
    }

    /**
     *  Get all the matriculas.
     *
     *  @param pageable the pagination information
     *  @return the list of entities
     */
    @Override
    @Transactional(readOnly = true)
    public Page<MatriculaDTO> findAll(Pageable pageable) {
        log.debug("Request to get all Matriculas");
        return matriculaRepository.findAll(pageable)
            .map(matriculaMapper::toDto);
    }

    /**
     *  Get one matricula by id.
     *
     *  @param id the id of the entity
     *  @return the entity
     */
    @Override
    @Transactional(readOnly = true)
    public MatriculaDTO findOne(Long id) {
        log.debug("Request to get Matricula : {}", id);
        Matricula matricula = matriculaRepository.findOne(id);
        return matriculaMapper.toDto(matricula);
    }

    /**
     *  Delete the  matricula by id.
     *
     *  @param id the id of the entity
     */
    @Override
    public void delete(Long id) {
        log.debug("Request to delete Matricula : {}", id);
        matriculaRepository.delete(id);
        matriculaSearchRepository.delete(id);
    }

    /**
     * Search for the matricula corresponding to the query.
     *
     *  @param query the query of the search
     *  @param pageable the pagination information
     *  @return the list of entities
     */
    @Override
    @Transactional(readOnly = true)
    public Page<MatriculaDTO> search(String query, Pageable pageable) {
        log.debug("Request to search for a page of Matriculas for query {}", query);
        Page<Matricula> result = matriculaSearchRepository.search(queryStringQuery(query), pageable);
        return result.map(matriculaMapper::toDto);
    }
}

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Ok, honest truth here. I had no idea what to call this thing. Plaque art? That sounds like some kind of dental work art. State art? But it could be way more than for a state, like I did. So I just went with silhouette. It works, right?! This is an easy last minute, DIY gift idea if you need one for Christmas. I am actually planning on making another one with a totally different feel, different shape and no glitter. Hopefully I have time to do it!
So this particular version I made for my little sister. She lives in Texas (obviously), and is getting ready to do a big room re-do so I thought this would be a cute detail in her room. We just stood it up on a plate stand.
Ok, before you get started on the actual craft part, you need to print out whatever shape you are using. I love using this site because you can edit the images, but you can also google "xyz silhouette" and find a free image to use. For another one I'm doing, I am using an animal printed out in the color I want and skipping the glitter altogether. For this one, I flipped the image in word so that the lines would be on the back since I was printing on white card stock and I knew all of those little border details I wouldn't be able to do exact! The other one I just printed as is since I'm not doing glitter, and it was in a dark color.
Onto the craft part. First, you will want to paint the edges of the plaque. Don't worry about it being perfect because you will cover up most of it with the paper.
Next you are going to want to trace the shape of your plaque onto the scrapbook paper. I couldn't think of a better way to do this, so I used a fine tip pen to get under to the edges of the plaque.
Cut the paper out, line it up on the plaque and mod podge/glue onto the plaque.
Cut out your shape if you haven't already. If you are just leaving it as is, go ahead and put it where you want on the plaque and mod podge it on there!
If you are glittering it, give the silhouette a good layer of mod podge and shake glitter on. I just put it on top of foil and then when I was done, dumped the excess glitter (like half) back in the container. After it has dried, you can dab on more glue and glitter with a q tip but it is hard to make it even and I didn't do great in some spots.
After it is all dried up (I put on a layer of spray adhesive on top of the glitter so it doesn't get everywhere), mod podge the silhouette onto the scrapbook papered plaque and you are done!
Here it is on my sister's night stand. Thanks for the photo, Lili!


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Back when I was just a young Jack, Grandpa-Donk would regale all us little Donks with tales of his extensive world travels. The old donk especially enjoyed visiting Mexico. On his first venture down south of the border, gramps experienced the full wrath of Montezuma's Revenge. His exact words, "Coming out both ends for days". But somehow, after that maiden voyage to the other side of the Rio Grande, G-Donk never again suffered the Hispanic Hershey Squirts.
This reminds me of the curious case of Francellis "Frankie" Montas. Last year Montas started 11 games from the end of May thru October. After posting three quality starts in his first three outings, Montaszuma's Revenge hit abruptly, as Frankie managed only 2 quality starts over the course of his next eight outings. The Runs were plentiful, if you know what I'm saying.
This season Montas has come out with some solid logs. Game logs, I mean. Thru his first four 2019 starts, the one named Francellis has thrown 23 1/3 IP, boasting three quality starts, a 2.70 ERA, 0.94 WHIP, an increased K rate, decreased walk rate, and loads of fiber in his diet. One cause for optimism this go round, is the addition of a nasty splitter to his repertoire this year which opponents are batting a measly .143 against. The splitter complements an elite fastball which is up almost one full mile per hour from last season, now sitting at an average velocity of 96.6 mph, along with an above average slider. Mr. Montaszuma has also been getting ahead of hitters often in the early going with a lofty 63% first pitch strike rate. Make sure Montas isn't available in your league, I can wait.
Jordan Lyles was exceptional Friday night capturing his second win of the year going six strong innings allowing just four hits, a walk and striking out six. He now leads the league with a 0.53 ERA. Mazel tov, Jordan, and happy Pesach! Well, someone clearly did not observe the High Sabbath last night. He had better things to do, busy mowing down the San Francisco hitters. So is the Bucs pitching coach Ray Searage is a miracle worker or a Three Eyed Raven or some kind of warg magic man?? The Pirates pitching staff now boasts a league best 2.54 ERA. But back to Jordan. Lyles has now struck out 16 over his past two starts and holds some real pretty ratios like that league leading 0.53 ERA and a 0.88 WHIP with an 19/5 K/BB. Yes, more please. Put that on your seder plate. After the all star break last year, Lyles started relying more on a combination of his curve ball and 4-seam fastball and benefited from this greatly posting a 3.00 ERA with hitters batting just .213 against him. His curve ball, in particular, can be pretty nasty when its on and when he's mixing in the 4-seamer effectively Jordan has looked like a dominant pitcher. Seems like he's brought this strategy with him to Pittsburgh and things with Searage have clicked. He had his outing shortened Friday after taking a line drive off the hand but the injury does not appear to be serious and he is expected to make his next start Wednesday versus Arizona. Lyles is available in over 75% of fantasy leagues and worth your streaming consideration at the very least. He's starting to look like a steal for Pittsburgh, and he seems like a real mensch you may not want to Pass over!
Baseball Podcast: Is This A Baseball Podcast Or What??
The Ditka Pod is once again graced with the presence of Fantasy Master Lothario Albright this week. After an ad nauseam discussion regarding the confusing nature of the podcast name (it's a play on SNL's Super Fans by the way), Grey breaks down B_Don & Donkey's recent blockbuster trade in the RCL Perts League.
Then it's time for some early season victory laps where Tim Anderson, German Marquez, and Jose Ramirez are examined at length. Other topics of discussion include fantasy strategy in the extra juiced ball era, expectations for Chris Sale & Jacob deGrom moving forward, Hunter Dozier's ongoing breakout, whether Miguel Cabrera is a pile of sh*t, and the mostly irrelevant Mike Ford. Uncontrollable giggles and sausage will flow when Master Grey comes around.
It was 17 years ago that Virginia rapper Fam-Lay hopped on Clipse's debut album Lord Willin' and spit a fire verse on the seventh track. Today, Rays outfielder Tommy Pham ($3,200) is in a spot where he can perform just as well as Fam-Lay, batting second against Ervin Santana. The 36-year-old Santana is making his first start of the year and is projected for a 5.49 ERA by Steamer. Tampa's lineup should have a big day against him, so Pham will be in a spot to score runs out of the two-hole. He's already got five steals this year and is worth a look in all contests at this price.
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Q: How can I install maven dependencies from local? I'm trying to install hadoop-tools on my system from GitHub: https://github.com/rjoberon/hadoop-tools but my problem is that when I'm trying to run mvn install it is trying to download some dependencies, but I don't have an internet connection for that Hadoop system. On my system, I have all the required dependencies packages in a location. How can I indicate maven to install the dependencies and also the package for Hadoop-tools from that certain location?
On the main pom file, I have the repository for Cloudera, and I don't know if I can change this..


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package worker

import (
	"encoding/json"
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"github.com/MG-RAST/AWE/lib/conf"
	"github.com/MG-RAST/AWE/lib/core"
	e "github.com/MG-RAST/AWE/lib/errors"
	"github.com/MG-RAST/AWE/lib/logger"
	"github.com/MG-RAST/AWE/lib/logger/event"
	"github.com/MG-RAST/AWE/vendor/github.com/MG-RAST/golib/httpclient"
	"io/ioutil"
	"os"
	"strings"
	"time"
)

type WorkResponse struct {
	Code int            `bson:"status" json:"status"`
	Data *core.Workunit `bson:"data" json:"data"`
	Errs []string       `bson:"error" json:"error"`
}

type TokenResponse struct {
	Code int      `bson:"status" json:"status"`
	Data string   `bson:"data" json:"data"`
	Errs []string `bson:"error" json:"error"`
}

func workStealer(control chan int) {
	//fmt.Printf("workStealer launched, client=%s\n", core.Self.Id)
	logger.Debug(0, fmt.Sprintf("workStealer launched, client=%s\n", core.Self.Id))
	defer fmt.Printf("workStealer exiting...\n")
	retry := 0
	for {
		if core.Service == "proxy" {
			<-core.ProxyWorkChan
		}
		wu, err := CheckoutWorkunitRemote()
		if err != nil {
			if err.Error() == e.QueueEmpty || err.Error() == e.NoEligibleWorkunitFound {
				//normal, do nothing
			} else if err.Error() == e.ClientNotFound {
				//server may be restarted, waiting for the hearbeater goroutine to try re-register
				ReRegisterWithSelf(conf.SERVER_URL)
			} else if err.Error() == e.ClientSuspended {
				logger.Error("client suspended, waiting for repair or resume request...")
				//TODO: send out email notice that this client has problem and been suspended
				time.Sleep(2 * time.Minute)
			} else if err.Error() == e.ClientDeleted {
				fmt.Printf("client deleted, exiting...\n")
				os.Exit(1) // TODO is there a better way of exiting ? E.g. in regard of the logger who wants to flush....
			} else {
				//something is wrong, server may be down

				logger.Error(fmt.Sprintf("error in checking out workunit: %s, retry=%d", err.Error(), retry))
				retry += 1
			}
			//if retry == 12 {
			//	fmt.Printf("failed to checkout workunits for 12 times, exiting...\n")
			//	logger.Error("failed to checkout workunits for 12 times, exiting...")
			//	os.Exit(1) // TODO fix !
			//}
			if core.Service != "proxy" { //proxy: event driven, client: timer driven
				if retry <= 10 {
					time.Sleep(10 * time.Second)
				} else {
					time.Sleep(30 * time.Second)
				}
			}
			continue
		} else {
			retry = 0
		}
		logger.Debug(1, "workStealer: checked out workunit, id="+wu.Id)
		//log event about work checktout (WC)
		logger.Event(event.WORK_CHECKOUT, "workid="+wu.Id)
		core.Self.Total_checkout += 1
		core.Self.Current_work[wu.Id] = true
		workmap[wu.Id] = ID_WORKSTEALER

		//hand the work to the next step handler: dataMover
		workstat := core.NewWorkPerf(wu.Id)
		workstat.Checkout = time.Now().Unix()
		rawWork := &mediumwork{
			workunit: wu,
			perfstat: workstat,
		}
		fromStealer <- rawWork // sends to dataMover

		//if worker overlap is inhibited, wait until deliverer finishes processing the workunit
		if conf.WORKER_OVERLAP == false && core.Service != "proxy" {
			chanPermit <- true
		}
	}
	control <- ID_WORKSTEALER //we are ending
}

func CheckoutWorkunitRemote() (workunit *core.Workunit, err error) {
	response := new(WorkResponse)
	targeturl := fmt.Sprintf("%s/work?client=%s", conf.SERVER_URL, core.Self.Id)
	//res, err := http.Get(fmt.Sprintf("%s/work?client=%s", conf.SERVER_URL, core.Self.Id))
	var headers httpclient.Header
	if conf.CLIENT_GROUP_TOKEN != "" {
		headers = httpclient.Header{
			"Authorization": []string{"CG_TOKEN " + conf.CLIENT_GROUP_TOKEN},
		}
	}
	res, err := httpclient.DoTimeout("GET", targeturl, headers, nil, nil, time.Second*0)
	logger.Debug(3, fmt.Sprintf("client %s sent a checkout request to %s", core.Self.Id, conf.SERVER_URL))
	if err != nil {
		fmt.Printf("err=%s\n", err.Error())
		return
	}
	defer res.Body.Close()
	jsonstream, err := ioutil.ReadAll(res.Body)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	if err = json.Unmarshal(jsonstream, response); err != nil {
		return
	}
	if len(response.Errs) > 0 {
		return nil, errors.New(strings.Join(response.Errs, ","))
	}
	if response.Code == 200 {
		workunit = response.Data
		if workunit.Info.Auth == true {
			if token, err := FetchDataTokenByWorkId(workunit.Id); err == nil && token != "" {
				workunit.Info.DataToken = token
			} else {
				return workunit, errors.New("need data token but failed to fetch one")
			}
		}
		return workunit, nil
	}
	return
}

func FetchDataTokenByWorkId(workid string) (token string, err error) {
	targeturl := fmt.Sprintf("%s/work/%s?datatoken&client=%s", conf.SERVER_URL, workid, core.Self.Id)
	var headers httpclient.Header
	if conf.CLIENT_GROUP_TOKEN != "" {
		headers = httpclient.Header{
			"Authorization": []string{"CG_TOKEN " + conf.CLIENT_GROUP_TOKEN},
		}
	}
	res, err := httpclient.Get(targeturl, headers, nil, nil)
	if err != nil {
		return "", err
	}
	defer res.Body.Close()
	if res.Header != nil {
		if _, ok := res.Header["Datatoken"]; ok {
			token = res.Header["Datatoken"][0]
		}
	}
	return
}

func CheckoutTokenByJobId(jobid string) (token string, err error) {
	return
}


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Think You Could Paddle the Longest Canoe Trail in the Northeast?
by Jen Rose Smith
Think you could paddle the entire 740-mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail? Northern Forest Canoe Trail
The Northern Forest Canoe Trail is the longest canoe trail in the Northeast. Stretching for a grand total of 740-miles, it winds from Old Forge, New York, to Fort Kent, Maine, passing through the vast Northern Forest, New England villages, and rugged scenery. Paddling it end-to-end means navigating twenty-two rivers, fifty-eight lakes, and over a dozen watersheds, ducking into Canada and traversing wide swaths of backcountry.
Of the eighty-seven paddlers who've completed the trip since the trail was established in 2006, only twenty-five have been entirely self-propelled, navigating upstream sections and portages using nothing but grit and muscle.
If you think you could be the next on the list, all you need to do is show up in Old Forge with a boat and paddle, ready to power your way through thirty million acres of boreal forest and northern hardwoods, following routes that Native Americans have traveled for thousands of years. It's the challenge of a lifetime for any paddler—here's what you can expect along the way.
Uphill and Upstream
A trail marker along the Northern Forest Canoe Trail. Northern Forest Canoe Trail
There's a reason that Native Americans and early European settlers used rivers and lakes to get around the Northeast: water cuts roads through impossibly thick forests, and offers the path of least resistance through the Adirondacks, Green Mountains, White Mountains, and Maine's Mahoosuc Range. That doesn't mean it's an easy trip. Through-boaters make the trip from west to east to minimize upstream paddling, but you'll still need to paddle 130 miles against the current, fighting gravity as you transition from one watershed to the next.
And come prepared for land crossings, as well: there are sixty-three portages along the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, for a total of fifty-three punishing miles. While some are a quick trip over smooth ground, others cross narrow trails broken by roots and rocks. Paddlers using boat carts report snapped spokes, flat tires, and bent axles that can't take the rugged terrain. Penobscot Indians called their canoes agwiden, which means "float lightly." Taken as packing advice on this portage-heavy adventure, it's an excellent suggestion.
Rough Riding
Through-paddling along the Allagash River in May 2016. Chris Gill
While there are long stretches of smooth water, the Northern Forest Canoe Trail gets exciting when it bucks and swirls through rapids up to Class IV, powerful water features that must be scouted ahead of time and run with care.
Fortunately for less experienced paddlers, the hardest sections can be portaged, adding a bit more overland time to your trip. And rivers aren't the only places along the trail with breaking waves: as wind sweeps across the largest lakes on the route, it puckers the water into ocean-like rollers that can be challenging to navigate. Most paddlers build an extra few days of water time into their passages, so they can sit out unfavorable conditions rather than risk a dangerous crossing.
International Waters
Through-paddling the Northern Forest Canoe Trail is a great way to experience the beautiful backcountry of the Northeast. Kate Mereand-Sinha
Pack your paddle, your PFD, and your passport. Traveling the Northern Forest Canoe Trail means checking in at the Canadian Border in East Richford, Vermont, then ducking back across in Leadville, Quebec. Law abiding paddlers are welcome, though this area has a colorful history of smugglers and bootleggers.
After returning from Quebec into Vermont, keep an eye on the clear waters of Lake Memphremagog, which was once a favorite route for rum runners trying to sneak booze into the United States during Prohibition. According to local lore, smugglers with boats full of alcohol dodged bullets in the caves along the lakeshore, and some boaters swear that there are kegs of moonshine, guns, and even a few bodies under Memphremagog's clear water.
Monster Sightings
There are no more whiskey road blocks to dodge along the Canadian border, but the Northern Forest Canoe Trail does pass through two lakes—Lake Memphremagog and Lake Champlain—that are home to a legendary pair of long-necked monsters. Memphre and Champ have been appearing in unsubstantiated accounts and blurry photographs for hundreds of years, and both the Iroquois and the Abenaki told stories about human-eating lake monsters.
Through-paddling the Northern Forest Canoe Trail. John Read
While the Northern Forest Canoe Trail passes through wild country, it's not exactly an untracked wilderness. These sinuous rivers and broad lakes are the historic hunting grounds and homes of the Algonquian and the Wabanaki, who traveled by lightweight wooden canoes covered by inside-out tree bark. From Lake Umbagog to Umbazooksus Stream, a map of the trail is a roll call of Native American names, and learning their meanings is a reminder of those who have come before.
The Abenaki name for Lake Champlain—Bitawbagok, or "Lake Between"—is an apt description of the paddle from the Adirondacks to Vermont's Green Mountains. Watch for bright red sumac blossoms at the edge of the Saranac River, which Abenaki people called Salôntegok, or "Sumac River."
The route is filled with geologic and natural waymarkers, too. Northeastern states were raked by the mile-thick Laurentide Ice Sheet that shed lake-sized ice cubes as it retreated up north, and flooded parts of New York and Vermont with seawater (you'll float right past the fossilized remains of whales and whelks).
Though you'll pass through towns, resorts, and farmland, much of the Northern Forest seems even wilder today than it did a century ago. In the mid 19th-century, the northeast was the leading timber producer in the world, but log runs and backwoods timber camps have given way to thick, second growth forest that's home to moose, black bear, and the occasional mountain lion.
If you can make it past contrarian currents, hidden rocks, and mountain ranges, you'll be rewarded with solitude, and a sense of the landscape that can only be earned with sore muscles. Like a long-distance hike or a Himalayan peak, the Northern Forest Canoe Trail inspires adventurers because it's there—it's a thrilling challenge and a unique way to experience the northeast. And as New England's Henry David Thoreau once said: "Everyone needs to believe in something. I believe I'll go canoeing."
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Moses Sumney
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Aug 17, 2018 Web Exclusive By Conrad Duncan
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Moses Sumney was once a mild-mannered singer. On his early EPs and singles, he accompanied his delicate falsetto with looped harmonies and softly-plucked guitar for songs which were understated and mysterious. But, as his star has risen, so too has the scope of his music widened. Black in Deep Red, 2014, his first notable release since last year's Aromanticism debut album, has a lot in common with his early work; it still has moments of quiet beauty and detailed arrangements. But, it is also a more violent and wild record, inspired by Sumney's first and only experience of protest.
Although he keeps it brief—the EP clocks out at under 10 minutes—Black in Deep Red, 2014 is a successful experiment in finding new menace in his sound. The opener "Power" sets the tone, beginning with a protest chant—"Power to the people, the people have power"—which is slowly consumed by a robotic voice. The follow-up, "Call-to-Arms," opens in more familiar territory with Sumney singing over finger-picked chords before morphing into a jazz-rock instrumental.
However, as interesting as these experiments are, the album's clear centerpiece and driving force is "Rank & File." Sumney has often been politically vocal on social media, but his music has tended to lean towards personal emotions. On this song, he recalls the sound and urgency of Hail to the Thief-era Radiohead to tackle police brutality over skipping beats and a rumbling synthesizer. Lyrically, it is the EP's most substantial song but Sumney's writing remains minimalistic, focussing on starkly aggressive imagery over political solutions. As a document of tension and fear, it is strikingly effective.
For anyone who has previously found Sumney to be too cerebral, Black in Deep Red, 2014 may be a good opportunity to re-evaluate his work. The characteristics which made Aromanticism so successful are still here, but on this EP, there is a new sense of drive and purpose to his music. Although the path from acoustic singer/songwriter to political activist is well-worn, Sumney does a good job of carving out an original route for himself. Black in Deep Red, 2014 is a worthy experiment and an indication that Sumney has the talent to continue surprising his fans. (www.mosessumney.com)
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First trailer for the acclaimed horror starring Gabriel Byrne and Toni Collette.
US indie distributor A24 have endeared themselves to horror fans in recent years with the likes of The Witch and It Comes at Night, and the trend looks set to continue with Hereditary, the feature debut of writer-director Ari Aster.
Coming off the back of some ecstatic praise at its Sundance premiere, a first trailer has been released for the film, which stars Toni Collette as a woman who discovers some dark family secrets following her mother's death. Gabriel Byrne, Alex Wolff, Milly Shapiro and Ann Dowd also star.
Hereditary is in US cinemas June 8th, with a UK/ROI release yet to be announced.


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Q: I updated Debian Squeeze and Linux Mint is now missing from GRUB I did a search for how to fix this and came up with nothing...I would like to put Linux Mint back on GRUB. I am a newbie so please be easy on me.
I installed Linux Mint first, then Debian Squeeze. Upon updating Squeeze, I do not have Mint on GRUB anymore. How do I add Mint back to GRUB?
Hopefully, I asked this question correctly. Sorry if I did not. Hopefully someone can still point me in the right direction.

A: The answer after searching for the last couple of weeks:
In terminal type the following:
su
<enter your password>
update-grub

This will automatically create a new grub.conf and hopefully auto-detect your other operating systems. I desperately tried this and it detected Linux Mint and Debian Squeeze and updated the bootloader to reflect both of those operating systems.


Designed to give healthcare professionals an understanding of the presentation of heart valve disease. It is one of several modules in our heart valve disease programme.
Excellently presented lots of fascinating detail and very interesting to learn about the natural progression.
I am sure there must be wide geographical variations in how closely one is followed up by secondary care and most will not be as diligent as in the Oxford area.
Clearly need guidelines on how to progress and manage which will presumably come out of the research in Oxford.
I will use the knowledge gained about signs and symptoms of valve disease to identify patients in practice.
This learning activity has helped me revise some important areas of my knowledge as a physician. In addition, it has reminded me that good auscultation in every patient can help not only with the assessment of the symptomatic ones but also contributes towards the screening of the asymptomatic people.
great module to learn more on the valves.
Better appreciation of valve disorders and the importance of follow up.
It would be nice to have videos and audios of each valvular disease.
Better appreciation of valve disorders and their natural history and the importance of follow up.
Great resource, some of the heart sounds links did not play though.


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The term jurisdiction has more than one sense.
Power of a court of law
Jurisdiction is the power of a court to hear and decide a case before it.
In most common law systems, jurisdiction is conceptually divided between jurisdiction over the subject matter of a case and jurisdiction over the person of the litigants. (See personal jurisdiction.) Sometimes a court may exercise jurisdiction over property located within the perimeter of its powers without regard to personal jurisdiction over the litigants; this is called jurisdiction in rem.
A court whose subject-matter jurisdiction is limited to certain types of controversies (for example, suits in admiralty or suits where the monetary amount sought is less than a specified sum) is sometimes referred to as a court of special jurisdiction or court of limited jurisdiction .
A court whose subject-matter is not limited to certain types of controversy is referred to as a court of general jurisdiction . In the United States, each state has courts of general jurisdiction; most states also have some courts of limited jurisdiction. Federal courts (those operated by the federal government are courts of limited jurisdiction. Federal jurisdiction is divided into federal question jurisdiction and diversity jurisdiction. The United States District Courts may hear only cases arising under federal law and treaties, cases involving ambassadors, admiralty cases, controversies between states or between a state and citizens of another state, lawsuits involving citizens of different states, and against foreign states and citizens.
Certain courts, particularly the United States Supreme Court and most state supreme courts, have discretionary jurisdiction, meaning that they can choose which cases to hear from among all the cases presented on appeal. Such courts generally only choose to hear cases that would settle important and controversial points of law. Though these courts have discretion to deny cases they otherwise could adjudicate, no court has the discretion to hear a case that falls outside of its subject-matter jurisdiction.
Executive jurisdiction
Jurisdiction also means the area to which the executive or legislative powers or laws of a government extend. For example, in private international law jurisdiction may refer to a nation-state or to a province or state in a federation such as the United States or Canada.
Sometimes when the areas of separate governmental entitities overlap one another-for example, between a state and the federation to which it belongs-their jurisdiction is shared or concurrent jurisdiction. Otherwise one governmental entity will have exclusive jurisdiction over the shared area. When jurisdiction is concurrent, one governmental entity may have supreme jurisdiction over the other entity if their laws conflict. If the executive or legislative powers within the jurisdiction are not restricted or restricted only by a number of limited restrictions, these government branches have plenary power such as the police power. Otherwise an enabling act grants only limited or enumerated powers.
Jurisdiction of labor unions
Labor unions use the term jurisdiction to refer to their claims to represent workers who perform a certain type of work and the right of their members to perform such work, e.g., the work of unloading containerized cargo at United States ports, which both the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters have claimed rightfully should be assigned to workers they represent. A jurisdictional strike is a concerted refusal to work undertaken by a union to assert its members' right to such job assignments and to protest the assignment of disputed work to members of another union or to unorganized workers. Jurisdictional strikes occur most frequently in the United States in the construction industry.
Unions also use jurisdiction to refer to the geographical boundaries of their operations, as in those cases in which a national or international union allocates the right to represent workers among different local unions based on the place of those workers' employment, either along geographical lines or by adopting the boundaries between political jurisdictions.
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