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7 edition of Hell Empty Heaven Full found in the catalog.
Hell Empty Heaven Full
Stirring Compassion for the Lost
by Reinhard Bonnke
Published June 15, 2006 by E R Prod .
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Ariel is saying that Ferdinand, the son of the king, was the first to jump ship. throwing up his arms and crying 'Hell is empty, and all the devils are here'. But the line is ironic. Takerra Allen is the author of Thicker than Water and Still Thicker than Water, and of the African American Literary Award nominated hit novel, Heaven's Hell. She was born in Jersey City, NJ and is the daughter of former Black Panther William Garland, and sister to the late Tupac Shakur. She is also the co-owner of Angelic Script : Takerra Allen.
Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke - "I want one thing Hell Empty, and Heaven full!". Donna also further added how hell is a place where people will no longer get to experience love. Jesus' Love For People In Hell. But as she stood there with Jesus showing her these things, she felt His broken heart for the people who were in hell. "His heart was so broken and He had so much pain in His heart.
We might better say about heaven and hell that, yes, they exist, but that whether they are full or empty is up to God, not us, which is why we both confess in the creed that Jesus (not human beings) will "come to judge the living and the dead," and sing with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, "Goodness is stronger than evil" (ELW, ). In light of the "salvation of all" passages (e.g., John ; Eph. ; etc.), the certitude that many are in hell is ruled out, and hope that hell might be empty is reasonably justified. Doesn't Jesus say: "For the gate is wide and the road broad that leads to destruction, and those who enter through it are many.
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Hell Empty Heaven Full Part 1 book. Read reviews from world's largest community for readers. God has raised up the greatest Gospel army ever seen. Such p /5.
Heaven Is Empty, Hell Is Full book. Read reviews from world's largest community for readers. After a year of being bedridden because of an undiagnosed il 4/5(7).
This is a fascinating,scary,powerfull spiritual book that will reveal to you the realities of heaven and is a warning message as well as a faith strengthening author describes heaven as a beautifull,breathtaking and wonderfull was shown people in a lake of fire in hell in pain,torment and was told by Jesus /5(14).
"With Hell is Empty, Craig Johnson delivers an action-packed Western thriller, rife with evocative setting and literary seventh novel featuring wise-cracking Sheriff Walt Longmire creeps stealthily out of the corral with an increasingly tense setup." — The Boston Globe "Johnson managed a rare feat: a mystery that is a literary novel/5().
In this hardcover edition of Hell Empty Heaven Full - part one of a two-part volume - author and International Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke will both inspire you to win the lost and instruct you as to how this can be accomplished.
If you are interested in soul winning, God is interested in your success. Read it and reap eternal dividends. Hell Was Never Designed For The Lost. Every. In this hard cover edition of Hell Empty Heaven Full - the conclusion of a two-part volume - author and International Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke provides great insights and motivation for us to fulfill the mission that Christ gave us.
In the conclusion of a two-part volume of this hard cover edition of Hell Empty Heaven Full - author and International Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke.
An Internet controversy is percolating around a soon-to-be-published book by well-known evangelical preacher Rob Bell.
In "Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived," Bell advocates the "universalist" position on salvation, which holds that everyone in the end is saved and that hell, accordingly, is empty.
It is the consensus among the Church Fathers that MOST souls go to hell and plenty of other saints have said the same thing. Clearly, it would be wrong to say that Hell is empty in light of this information.
I do not have to read a bad book about theology or listen to a bad argument about theology to know it is a bad book or a bad argument. An internet controversy is percolating around a soon-to-be-published book by well-known evangelical preacher Rob Bell.
In this text, Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived, Bell apparently advocates the "universalist" position on salvation, according to which everyone in the end is saved and that Hell, accordingly, is empty. Buy a cheap copy of Hell Empty Heaven Full: Stirring book by Reinhard Bonnke.
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Free shipping for many products!5/5(1). Heaven and Hell is not an easy read. Rather than a developmental chronology, Mr. Ehrman jumps back and forth between various periods.
I was quite surprised that he virtually ignores the influence of Egypt. The most glaring omission in this book is the absence of the evolution of the power that became the Devil.3/4(9). Heaven and Hell is Swedenborg's most popular book and his fullest report of his experiences in the other world.
In it he describes heaven, hell, and the world of spirits that lies between them. Watch a full Swedenborg & Life episode about the work Heaven and Hell, or check out our silly movie-trailer promo for the book. But fresher than before.
And, as thou badest me, In troops I have dispersed them 'bout the isle. The king's son have I landed by himself, Whom I left cooling of the air with sighs. In an odd angle of the isle, and sitting, His arms in this sad knot.
Nobody was hurt in the slightest. Even their clothes are unstained, and look fresher. Hell-Heaven. By Jhumpa Lahir i. Save this story for later.
and the full round face and large dark eyes that are so typical of Bengali women. a large book of Grimms' fairy Author: Jhumpa Lahiri. Introduction: Hell according to Islam will eventually be following Verses are further explained in full details in the article: "To those who reject Our signs and treat them with arrogance, no opening will there be of the gates of heaven, nor will they enter the garden, until the camel can pass through the eye of the needle: Such is Our reward for those in sin.
HEAVEN AND HELL 4 angels with trumpets; and furthermore, as is foretold elsewhere, that the whole visible universe will be destroyed, and afterwards a new heaven with a new earth will come into being.
Such is the opinion of most men in the church at the present day. But those who so believe are ignorant of the arcana that lieFile Size: 1MB. This is my favorite track from Zakk Wylde's "Book Of Shadows" set, BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL.
Between Heaven & Hell. Book Of Shadows. Licensed to YouTube by. WMG, Entertainment One U.S., LP (on. Heaven and Hell was recorded at Miami's Criteria Studios (in which the band recorded Technical Ecstasy) and Studio Ferber in suggested the band hire producer Martin Birch, who he had worked with as a member of Rainbow in the s.
Birch was Sabbath's first outside producer since the band parted ways with Rodger Bain following 's Master of Reality, with Genre: Heavy metal. Reading Craig Johnson is a treat [He] tells great stories, casts wonderful characters and writes in a style that compels the reader forward He has outdone himself with his newest book, Hell Is Empty A piece of quality fiction that is built on so many levels that you could read it two or three times and not catch all that Johnson is trying /5(56).
These essays stimulated my thinking on universalism, annihilationism (or conditional immortality), the Cross, the number of the saved, the problem of evil, and the key figures of Origen and Karl.Heaven and Hell is the common English title of a book written by Emanuel Swedenborg in Latin, published in The full title is Heaven and its Wonders and Hell From Things Heard and Seen, or, in Latin: De Caelo et Eius Mirabilibus et de inferno, ex Auditis et Visis.
It gives a detailed description of the afterlife; how people live after the death of the physical body.Heaven Is Empty Hell Is Full by Asfaw, D. Berhane, OctoXulon Press edition, Paperback in English.
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using System;
using System.Reflection;
using Spring.Context.Attributes;
using Spring.Objects.Factory.Support;
using Spring.Util;

namespace Spring.Context.Support
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Extensions to enable scanning on any AbstractApplicationContext-derived type.
    /// </summary>
    public static class GenericApplicationContextExtensions
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Scans for types using the provided scanner.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="scanner">The scanner.</param>
        public static void Scan(this GenericApplicationContext context, AssemblyObjectDefinitionScanner scanner)
        {
            var registry = context.ObjectFactory as IObjectDefinitionRegistry;
            scanner.ScanAndRegisterTypes(registry);

            AttributeConfigUtils.RegisterAttributeConfigProcessors(registry);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Scans for types that satisfy specified predicates located in the specified scan path.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="assemblyScanPath">The assembly scan path.</param>
        /// <param name="assemblyPredicate">The assembly predicate.</param>
        /// <param name="typePredicate">The type predicate.</param>
        public static void Scan(this GenericApplicationContext context, string assemblyScanPath, Func<Assembly, bool> assemblyPredicate,
                                Func<Type, bool> typePredicate)
        {
            Scan(context, assemblyScanPath, assemblyPredicate, typePredicate, new string[0]);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Scans the specified context.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="assemblyScanPath">The assembly scan path.</param>
        /// <param name="assemblyPredicate">The assembly predicate.</param>
        /// <param name="typePredicate">The type predicate.</param>
        /// <param name="assembliesToScan">The assemblies to scan.</param>
        public static void Scan(this GenericApplicationContext context, string assemblyScanPath, Func<Assembly, bool> assemblyPredicate, Func<Type, bool> typePredicate, params string[] assembliesToScan)
        {
            AssemblyObjectDefinitionScanner scanner =
                ArrayUtils.HasElements(assembliesToScan) ? new AssemblyObjectDefinitionScanner(assembliesToScan) : new AssemblyObjectDefinitionScanner();

            scanner.ScanStartFolderPath = assemblyScanPath;

            //configure the scanner per the provided constraints
            scanner.WithAssemblyFilter(assemblyPredicate).WithIncludeFilter(typePredicate);

            //pass the scanner to primary Scan method to actually do the work
            Scan(context, scanner);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Scans for types that satisfy specified predicates.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="assemblyPredicate">The assembly predicate.</param>
        /// <param name="typePredicate">The type predicate.</param>
        public static void Scan(this GenericApplicationContext context, Func<Assembly, bool> assemblyPredicate, Func<Type, bool> typePredicate)
        {
            Scan(context, null, assemblyPredicate, typePredicate);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Scans for types using the default scanner.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        public static void ScanAllAssemblies(this GenericApplicationContext context)
        {
            Scan(context, new AssemblyObjectDefinitionScanner());
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Scans the with assembly filter.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="assemblyPredicate">The assembly predicate.</param>
        public static void ScanWithAssemblyFilter(this GenericApplicationContext context, Func<Assembly, bool> assemblyPredicate)
        {
            Scan(context, null, assemblyPredicate, obj => true);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Scans the with type filter.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="typePredicate">The type predicate.</param>
        public static void ScanWithTypeFilter(this GenericApplicationContext context, Func<Type, bool> typePredicate)
        {
            Scan(context, null, obj => true, typePredicate);
        }

    }
}

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Our Darkest Night : A Novel of Italy and the Second World War
by Jennifer Robson
To survive the Holocaust, a young Jewish woman must pose as a Christian farmer's wife in this unforgettable novel from USA Today bestselling author Jennifer Robson--a story of terror, hope, love, and sacrifice, inspired by true events, that vividly evokes the most perilous days of World War II.
It is the autumn of 1943, and life is becoming increasingly perilous for Italian Jews like the Mazin family. With Nazi Germany now occupying most of her beloved homeland, and the threat of imprisonment and deportation growing ever more certain, Antonina Mazin has but one hope to survive--to leave Venice and her beloved parents and hide in the countryside with a man she has only just met.
Nico Gerardi was studying for the priesthood until circumstances forced him to leave the seminary to run his family's farm. A moral and just man, he could not stand by when the fascists and Nazis began taking innocent lives. Rather than risk a perilous escape across the mountains, Nina will pose as his new bride. And to keep her safe and protect secrets of his own, Nico and Nina must convince prying eyes they are happily married and in love.
But farm life is not easy for a cultured city girl who dreams of becoming a doctor like her father, and Nico's provincial neighbors are wary of this soft and educated woman they do not know. Even worse, their distrust is shared by a local Nazi official with a vendetta against Nico. The more he learns of Nina, the more his suspicions grow--and with them his determination to exact revenge.
As Nina and Nico come to know each other, their feelings deepen, transforming their relationship into much more than a charade. Yet both fear that every passing day brings them closer to being torn apart . . .
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The European Qualifiers draw for UEFA EURO 2020 took place at the Convention Centre Dublin on Sunday 2 December. The 55 entrants were drawn into five groups of six and five groups of five.
All 55 entrants are involved in the qualifying group stage, with no exemptions for any of the 12 EURO host nations.
The teams were drawn into ten groups: five of five (Groups A–E) and five of six (Groups F–J), played between March and November 2019.
The six seeding pots were confirmed after the UEFA Nations League league phase.
The top two teams in each of the ten groups will qualify for the finals in June and July 2020.
The remaining four finals slots will be decided by play-offs in March 2020 (with entry decided by the UEFA Nations League).
The 55 teams involved in the draw were classified on the basis of the overall UEFA Nations League Rankings issued on 21 November.
Based on these rankings, the 55 teams were divided into seven pots with the UEFA Nations League pot containing the four finalists, followed by Pot 1 to Pot 6 in accordance with the rankings.
The four teams in the UEFA Nations League pot were drawn into the first position in Groups A–D (to ensure they each have two dates free to play the UEFA Nations League Finals in June).
The teams in Pot 1 were drawn into the first position in Groups E–J.
The teams in Pot 2 were drawn into second positions in the ten groups, with the draw continuing in similar style for Pots 3, 4 and 5 to fill positions 3, 4 and 5 respectively.
The teams in Pot 6 were drawn into the sixth position in the six-team Groups F–J.
The following restrictions were applied when needed.
In order to allow all 12 UEFA EURO 2020 host association teams a chance of qualifying as group winner or group runner-up, a maximum of two such teams could be drawn into one group.
If a UEFA EURO 2020 host association team was drawn into a group already containing two such teams, this team was placed instead in the first available group in alphabetical order as indicated by the computer.
If such a clash was to occur, the team drawn was placed instead in the first available group in alphabetical order as indicated by the computer.
A number of countries have been identified as venues with high or medium risk of severe winter conditions. In order to minimise the risks of matches being negatively affected or even not being completed or played, a maximum of two such countries could be drawn into the same group.
The three 'hard winter venues' (*) cannot host games in March or November; the others shall play as few home matches as possible in March and November.
If a team was drawn into a group already containing two such teams, this team was placed instead in the first available group in alphabetical order as indicated by the computer.
A number of countries have been identified with excessive travel distance in relation to other countries. In order to minimise teams' travel burden, a maximum of one such pair could be drawn into the same group.


You only need to send an agent to an informer to start him giving info, agent does not have to stay after the timer starts.
Agents and items can freely teleport across the globe for assault missions, UNLESS they are training, in travel or undergoing drug treatment.
The infirmary is useless. Bring agents on missions and use a health pack on them, it's faster.
Exp seems to be static for missions, so there's no reason not to bring a full squad.
A lot of perks are useless or borderline useless, extra exp seems to be a static so the extra exp ones don't give you much at all. If a perk is being vague about what it does, save the game, pick it, see the stat increase/decrease, load and try stuff so you can see the numbers which are inexplicably hidden.
Most useful perks are: Actor, hitpoints and increased speed. Hitpoints in particular if you're on normal or above, as it allows you to knock out enemy agents.
Killing a guard or soldier(sometimes doesn't work with regular law enforcement) Will make any enemy agent on the map eventually come and check. This is useful to lure them out and closer to EVAC. They'll beeline for where the guard died, and then stand there for 2-3 turns before going back.
Always do tactical recon if you have the chance. It'll let you disguise a dude, as well as have full view of the map.
Upgrades are locked behind progress in the game, if you find yourself only getting "New agent for hire" on completion of things, that means you'll need to advance the story to get new stuff. It's a good idea to hold off finishing investigation board stuff until you're sure it'll unlock new stuff.
Having vision of a room you're wanting to breach lets you select targets.
Point blank headshot cannot be dodged. Useful for taking out unaware enemy agents if your stealther has too low health to knock them out.
Smoke grenades are good money, always be making and selling them, they sell for about 200 profit.
Investigation just does the pinboard puzzles for you, it doesn't add anything beyond that, ít's quicker and better to do yourself, especially if you want to avoid auto completing stuff before it'll give you a better reward.
Call EVAC as soon as possible, it won't get compromised unless you enter combat. Some story missions won't let you do this until certain stuff has been completed.
In my 59 hours of play I was forced to do combat once, the times it had been forced beyond that it was just a race to evacuate, as such combat perks were not useful for me. And that one forced combat could in all honestly have been beaten by a team of level 1 agents. The game isn't hard.
There is a "best" way to do drugs, depending on what is available to you. When something says it blocks something else that means the blocked thing can't be injected AFTER the one that blocks it, meaning you are free to stick it in before. As such with some clever planning you can shove more drugs into an agent than it appears at first glance. Drugs also seem to be the only way to increase agent stats. Near the end with clever drug order I had agents with 2 fire points, 5-6 movement speed and 4 action points. Meaning they could run halfway across the map, knock out and dispose of a corpse in one go. Basically a superhuman. You can do this to most agents.
Don't be fooled by good stats on agents for hire, almost exclusively look at their perks. Hires are usually full of drugs skewing their stats, you'll have to re-do them anyway.
Don't worry about sleeper agents, they only trigger if you start combat, regular missions lets you bring them at no risk as long as you don't break stealth.
At one point in the game, the introduction of the move hideout mechanic, you'll be encouraged to move your hideout, and get a new mission. Do the MISSION FIRST, as completing it will give you a huge amount of danger. Following the guy's advice and moving right away will transfer that danger to your new place, forcing you to relocate again, wasting money.
Relocating is instant, and teleports anyone in the HQ to the current site, use this to your advantage.


There is an interesting and old theory in industrial organizational psychology that looks at the paradigm with which managers view their employees. It takes that world view and then attempts to determine if it has any appreciable impact on the performance of the employees being managed. For those interested in details the theory was crafted by a fellow named Douglas McGregor and he titled the concepts Theory X/Theory Y.
The industrial organizational scholars of the day initially balked at the theory and its findings. It was deemed overly simplistic, non-predictive, and of relatively low pragmatic value. Be glad you were not one of these "scholars of the day" because they were wrong. It can instead be argued that this study is one of the most useful analysis of employee motivation ever. And yes, the outcomes were simple. Simple, in this case, is a complement.
The moral of this social science story is that the best categorization for managerial attitudes involves two groups: Theory X and Theory Y. Theory X folks, as they were termed, had a fundamental view of their employees as being inherently lazy, unmotivated, and very likely to shirk responsibility if left unattended. Theory Y folks had a fundamental view of their employees as being hard working, self-motivated, and driven by a sense of accomplishment and achievement.
So what was the impact of the managers' paradigmatic perspective on the success, or lack thereof, of their respective employees? It was impressive. Theory X managers' employees showed repeated, consistent, and significant lower performance measures than their Theory Y counterparts. Since this theory has been around for some time it has been repeatedly tested in a wide variety of situations and the results are always roughly repeatable.
The real question about this research was what can be done with it. It was assumed that Theory X managers were hardwired and that the only role for this research would be in selecting managers. More recent research has shown that Theory X managers can be "repositioned" into Theory Y managers with some training, education, and exposure to Theory Y management concepts. It seems unlikely that core attitudes are all that flexible but rather that their approaches to management are less fixed and the feedback from these approaches will impact these attitudes over time.
So what are you – Theory X or Theory Y? Figure it out and consider a change in attitude, if necessary, and you will see a more productive staff. Beware: this is not an overnight solution. The dramatic differences between X and Y managers' approaches take time to morph. But as they do the rewards are reaped.


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Legend of the Free State of Jones
Climate and Culture Change in North America AD 900 to 1600
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Conspiracy Theory in America
Lance deHaven-Smith
Narrated by Bobby Dobbs
Book published by University of Texas Press
Ever since the Warren Commission concluded that a lone gunman assassinated President John F. Kennedy, people who doubt that finding have been widely dismissed as conspiracy theorists, despite credible evidence that right-wing elements in the CIA, FBI, and Secret Service—and possibly even senior government officials—were also involved. Why has suspicion of criminal wrongdoing at the highest levels of government been rejected out-of-hand as paranoid thinking akin to superstition?
Conspiracy Theory in America investigates how the Founders' hard-nosed realism about the likelihood of elite political misconduct—articulated in the Declaration of Independence—has been replaced by today's blanket condemnation of conspiracy beliefs as ludicrous by definition. Lance deHaven-Smith reveals that the term "conspiracy theory" entered the American lexicon of political speech to deflect criticism of the Warren Commission and traces it back to a CIA propaganda campaign to discredit doubters of the commission's report. He asks tough questions and connects the dots among five decades' worth of suspicious events, including the assassinations of John and Robert Kennedy, the attempted assassinations of George Wallace and Ronald Reagan, the crimes of Watergate, the Iran-Contra arms-for-hostages deal, the disputed presidential elections of 2000 and 2004, the major defense failure of 9/11, and the subsequent anthrax letter attacks.
Sure to spark intense debate about the truthfulness and trustworthiness of our government, Conspiracy Theory in America offers a powerful reminder that a suspicious, even radically suspicious, attitude toward government is crucial to maintaining our democracy.
Lance deHaven-Smith is a Professor in the Reubin O'D. Askew School of Public Administration and Policy at Florida State University. A former President of the Florida Political Science Association, deHaven-Smith is the author of more than a dozen books, including The Battle for Florida, which analyzes the disputed 2000 presidential election. DeHaven-Smith has appeared on Good Morning America, Today Show, NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw, CBS Nightly News with Dan Rather, NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, and other national TV and radio shows.
"deHaven-Smith offers an intriguing take on the origins and implications of conspiracy theories and the paranoid mindset itself in this accessible academic study�Confronted with these compelling arguments, even the most incredulous readers will find themselves questioning their own preconceived notions of paranoia, governmental transparency, and conspiracy theorists."
—Publisher�Äôs Weekly
"Conspiracy Theory in America is an excellent presentation, logical and well documented. Do pick it up and see for yourself."
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Jump Step Step is a relaxing and funny puzzle game with bonsai trees, crazy robots and a broken rocket. Bob is short-circuited and goes mental. Please send him a series of moves to guide finding his lost limbs, collecting missing parts to repair a broken spaceship and then discover what really happened to him. Without your help Bob will probably tell himself to step on a spike and die.
Jump, Step, Step is a relaxing puzzle game where you help Bob (a short-circuited robot) finding his lost limbs, collecting missing parts to repair a broken spaceship and finally discover what really happened to him. However, you don't control Bob directly, instead, you would setup a sequence of commands like Forward, Wait, Turn Left, Turn Right, Jump etc and then once you are confident that the sequence would guide Bob to the next checkpoint, you press "Play" and Bob will follow them faithfully. If you just like a normal old platforming gameplay, you can control Bob directly later in the game after you completed one run. The game has a relaxing mood mixed with light hearted humour. It starts with Bob just wake up and find out that he lost all his limbs somehow. He is now in a strange place that looks like a garden floating on the sky, he can hear birds singing, waterfall whispering and peaceful music playing in the background. Because Bob's control unit is damaged, he is a bit mental, together with the fact that the Player is a childlike character, there are many funny moments between them. Sometime the Player will make fun of the fact that Bob breakdowns quite often. Some other time, Bob will get frustrated as he thinks he does all the hard work and the Player just doesn't help him at all. Despite these, the pair need to help each other escape this planet somehow. Features: • Diverse abilities for Bob including: jumping, picking things up, punching, assessing environment. Etc. • Advance flow commands: Repeats, loops, switch and branches. • Turn the game into a normal platform game once you completed it. • Funny dialogues and interesting story. • Highly polished environment, relaxing mood and music. • Leader-board for best puzzle solutions.
I enjoyed the game, but I beat it with 800 gamerscore in about two hours. Also, I'd like a way to be able to jump to any puzzle after I beat the game to try to optimize my solutions further, but I don't think the game even saves your solution after you beat each puzzle.
I enjoyed playing and liked the different approach used for controls. Challenging game, but still fun.
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My prayers for you and your family, Fausta.
When there was no post yesterday, I was concerned. Prayers for your mother, you, and all your family.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Hospice workers are some pretty incredible people who do help ease the end of life process — angels on earth, IMHO. Big hugs to you, my friend.
Lord, please hold Miss Lydia in Your hands, in Jesus' name.
Prayers to you and the family during this most difficult time.
I am so sorry Fausta.
I am so sorry. You, your mother and your family are in my prayers. God bless you all.


Luise Jordan: Luise has been with Aktrion since 2014, she manages sorting and containment. Some sellers contract the work out to brake specialists, who usually reduce corners and consequentially endanger your loved ones by both unhealthy workmanship when re-surfacing your disc rotors, not replacing worn hydraulic seals or becoming sub-standard components. There aren't skilled teachers, and their theaching methods are completely inappropriate, not skilled.
Rising Nations: Maybe the largest downward macroeconomic pressure within the auto business at the moment is the underperformance of emerging markets, which not too long ago represented a significant alternative for main gains within the global auto sector. While India's sales remained roughly flat in 2015, China's 12 months-over-12 months development slowed to 7.3 % from a ten % acquire in 2014 and sixteen percent gain in 2013. New automobile ownership restrictions in China's largest cities will further curtail sales in the coming years. Russia had its second straight yr of precipitous decline in 2015; sales have been virtually 50 p.c below the 2012 peak. And Brazil's sales fell by practically 1.three million items, or 30 p.c, from its report high in 2012, a drop that was bigger than the whole Mexican car market.
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20180430 - Up in the am and working from home in the am. DeVonn landed and I headed to the airport, picked her up, we drove through Subway to pick up some lunch and then in to the office. DeVonn and I had lunch and then split up to get things done.
Headed to D's game and watched him not play. L ran to G's track meet. Then G&I ran home and G changed and I ran him to Scouts. Home and no Bible Bangers tonight. D ran and got G for me. Hung out and relaxed the rest of the evening and got a bunch of stuff done.
Had a break between games, L ran with Tiff to get a bite to eat, I scouted the other teams.
3rd game @ 3 for the championship, won it by run rule.
Won the whole dang thing, headed home and G&I went on to BWs for dinner with his teammates.
All boys home, cleaned up and to bed in good time.
Love watching Grant and his buds playing baseball. They won the championship in their bracket today!
Dropped J off at friends house for the night, on to Kroger to get Amaya pineapple and carrots for her Bday.
20180427 - Up in the am and working from home. D brought some friends home for lunch. I had conference calls throughout the day.
J stayed home, took care of neighbors and mowed their yard.
G's game freezing, very good very close game, we had too many errors. G brought in to close line drive over head of 1st gave them the walkoff. Headed home, got J and headed out to meet the McClains for dinner, Amaya didn't feel well so we abandoned those plans and headed home. J&I ran to get Arbys and McD's for dinner.
Home, ate, to bed in good time for early day tomorrow.
20180426 - Up in the am and in to work. Had a customer in today so helped him get set up and then had the weekly calls and a good team meeting after the call. Finished up the day getting actions done and checking on things. Headed to Pickerington for G's game, D had a game, he got to pinch run... G's team had a pretty good game, everyone was hitting. G had a hit right back at the pitcher that resulted in an RBI and somehow G made it all the way around the bases and back to home. G was like 'I got an in the park homerun!' I was like 'You got a single with an advance on a throw and 2 errors!' HAHAHA! poor kid. It was a good game, G came in as the closer and won the game 12-9.
G&I stopped at Steak n' Shake on the way home for dinner and tweeted his success. Home and checked in with everyone and to bed. Worked on publishing the new Gahanna Lions Stadium Blankets we got made.
20180425 + Up in the am and had no gas so stopped at BP on the way in to work with one more detour through McD's for bfast. In to work and lining things up. In to the office and worked all day. G's game was cancelled tonight so I headed to New Albany High School to meet LG and G's friend Owne at J's track meet. The boys played while L&I froze and watched J run. J did great running, his legs are so long. Home and J&I ran and picked up some dinner. Home, D showed up and we all had a late meal To bed, up late working on the PC.
20180424 - Up in the am and to the Gahanna City building for Sunshine Law training. It was a fun 3 hours zzzzzzzzzz... After training I headed to the Old Bag of Nails where I met Courtland and a co-worker of his for a nice lunch and then headed home to finish off the day in the home office. After work I took G and we headed to D-Bats for practice and I met Andy there to review Booster stuff with him. After practice we headed home and had dinner with LDJG&DGF7. I then did a couple of things around the house and L worked on a project for one of her teacher friends that is retiring. We wound down the night and I got some things done on the PC watching Netflix.
20180423 - Up in the am and in to work. Getting a lot of little things closed out this morning. Had normal day at work. Headed home and all baseball games and track meets were cancelled for the day, but NOT SOCCER... LJ&I headed to Pickerington during rush hour to attend a freezing wet game. D took G to and from Scouts tonight. J's coach was in a car accident so I offered to fill in until he got the police report filed. Luckily he showed up before the game started so i was off the hook. We watched the boys play and sat by our friends and got caught up at the first soccer game of the season. After the game LJ&I stopped at Steak n' Shake for dinner. Home and got everyone settled.
20180422 + Up in the am and all to church. After church we headed home and out back to work on the yard. D&I finished edging the west side and L mulched behind us. Then D split off to go out with DGF7. J&G were monkeying around most of the morning not helping much. G headed back to baseball practice, and L&I took J to the Mallon's where he went with them to a dodgeball tournament and then youth group. L&I stayed for a bit and tried to get a printer working, no luck. On to Home Depot to get more mulch, stone and sand. We stopped at the gas station on the way home to get mower gas and grill propane. Home and G helped me get the sandbox cleaned out and then added sand. Gma&paW showed up, they thought G had a game, so GmaW helped finish up the edging and mulch around the playset and after all the decorating was done, GpaW &I got the mower running. L&GmaW got some grass seed spread, I mowed the high clumps and then put the pump on the well. We sat for a minute and then we headed to the Gahanna Grill for a nice dinner. Home and no Walking Dead tonight so we relaxed and watched American Idol until everyone got home and settled.
20180421 + Up in the am and D off to a three-way baseball day. J&G got to stay home and help L&I get some yard work done, they were so excited. G had a buddy come over and they pretty much disappeared. J worked like a trooper and we got the front of the house done, around the porch and grape arbor done. WOW, never expected to get that much done. We then took a break and J headed to the basement and LG Theo and I headed to D's game.
We got there just as his 2nd game of the day started. I got a report that he played 1 inning in the OF and had an at bat where he got walked... The current game was not pretty, they were getting beat bad and then someone pointed out D was in the bullpen warming up :-o Yes they were short of pitchers so D went in to pitch. He only knows how to throw a fastball and threw a couple good ones, got some strikes, only walked 1 kid and got 6 outs for the Lions, not bad for a non-pitcher... The temperature dropped like a rock so once D was out of the game we headed home to get a couple more things done.
J&I ran to 5 Guys to get $ome hamburger$ for dinner. D got home as we were getting home and we sat and chatted about the day and his pitching a bit. D headed out a bit early to school to meet DGF7 as she got home from their softball tournament and surprised her and asked her to Prom. They came back to the house and D was all goofy excited... sore from working in the yard all day and to bed.
20180420 - Up in the am and into the office. Got my morning things done and then in for a 4 hr call. Call went ok and I finished up some stuff so I could head out early. I got home and D&I headed to Capital university where we watched game 2 of the Capital vs Wilmington College baseball double header. The coaches saw D from the dugout and yelled up to him, thanking him for coming and letting him know they would be up to chat after the game. It was a chilly afternoon as the sun went down and the Wilmington team lost. After the game the coaches came up and I got to meet them and they talked to D and confirmed he would be playing for them next year. We chatted a bit, i asked as many questions as I could think of and it was all good. D&I headed home and met LJ&G at Massey's for dinner and we sat and chatted a bit about the day and then home to watch a movie.
20180419 - Up in the am and in to the office. Lined stuff up and knocked it out today. I even got to spend some time on the floor doing some hands on work, which I like... D's game was cancelled today and he had practice and then went to DGF7's for dinner. Home and got things together and headed back to G's game. L went to J's track meet and watched J's 1st race and then came to G's game. I scored the game tonight and played music for the first time this year and it all worked good. G had an ok game, a little rusty, but being the first warm game of the year we have to work the kinks out. He played short and had 3 errors in the field, but got his first hit of the season which you could see boosted him. G's game waas short as the boys overall played well and won easily to a team that had beaten the crap out of 2 other teams so far this year. After G's game LG&I headed to J's track meet and met up with Gma&paW. It was VERY COLD. We all watched J run his second race and then Gma&paW headed home. LG&I stayed for the last event J runs in to watch. J ran like crazy and did his job in the relay and they came in 3rd, but they boys won the overall meet! After the meet LJG&I hit DQ for dinner. Home and caught up with D and settled in for the night. up late doing Booster stuff.
20180418 - Up in the am and no coffee so swung through McD's for some and a McMuffin. In to the office and prepping for the day. Day went pretty smooth. Home and pulled up to the 70 bags of mulch that were delivered. Not a lot on the schedule tonight so hung out at home and watched a movie with L&G.
20180417 - Up in the am and in to work admiring the blooming cherry and magnolia trees through the snow and 33 degree wind! WHAT IS GOING ON? I am SO DONE with WINTER! In to the office and in to the conference room for a day of calls and catching up. I got a lot of things done and lined up to knocked out. Had a pretty frustrating call on the way to pick up G from baseball. Got G, said hi to the guys and headed home. Home and L had dinner ready for all of us + DGF7. We ate and then LJG&I headed to the basement to watch the new Maze Runner movie. It was looong... Show over, boys to bed, work till 3 on booster stuff.
20180416 - Up in the am and in to work. Had an interesting meeting in the morning and plowed through the rest of the day. Home through blowing SNOW! Got home and L had cooked us dinner and we all were there and sat down and ate together. G waas home from school again today with a fever and L got J out of school early and took G&J to the dentist to get their teeth cleaned and di$cu$$ brace$... D had a short practice outside today and they all decided to stop practicing when they couldn't see the ball they were throwing from the snow. After dinner D worked on scholarships and then dropped J&G off at Scouts while I headed to a Booster meeting and left L at home. Booster meeting went well and I stayed after to help some folks get set up on the Team App. I then ran to Scouts to pick up J&G and walked in just in time to see J giving G his neckerchief. G looks so big in his Scout uniform. Home and dropped off the boys and picked up Doc and headed to Bible Bangers for a nice night. Home and watched some Lost in Space on Netflix while I did some Booster IT stuff.
20180415 + Up in the am and waiting around to see if G had baseball = NO due to all the rain. So we packed everything up and headed down to Farmhouse and did couple final things, said goodbye to Gma&paW and headed home. D drove my car, passed up halfway home. Home and unloaded and settled in to get some things done. D vanished with DGF7, J&G fought over the Xbox, L did laundry and I dug into the PC. G&I ran to get his baseball pics taken and picked up dinner for J&G and then L&I left them to fend for themselves and we went out to dinner. Home and watched a little American Idol with L&G before J&I headed to the Basement to watch the Walking Dead, D home and couple of the guys over to watch with us.
Up early and the Farm is already a buzz with Scouts and Roger and Dale manning the syrup. The Scouts cooked their own breakfasts and helped get final touches on things so we are ready to roll when folks start showing up. Soon folks from as far away as Washington state and the state up north started showing up. 101 in total + 4 dogs this year. There was a huge lunch in the Farmhouse and everyone had plenty to eat. We didn't have as much sap as in past years but we still made the sweet syrup that we all love. Many stories were shared and memories made.
Thanks to all who helped prepare, those who came to share, those that came to play. Because of all of you, it was a wonderful day. See you next year!
20180413 - Up in the am and everyone off doing their normal thing. I took the day off hoping to get out of town early and head up to the Farm, but that didn't work. I got some things done around the house and then folks starting showing up. LJ&G were home, D hasa game in Grove City so he stayed behind and the rest of us packed up and headed to the Farm in the late afternoon. We helped Gma&paW get a couple of things done, they pretty much had everything almost done... We did get some tables set out, climbed a tree, found a salamander, had a walnut fight, went to dinner with Mary, john, Ted, Andy, checked in with the Scouts and then D showed up. We hung out for a little bit but all got to bed in good time.
20180411 + Up in the am and in to work. Got a couple of things done and the network and email is dragging and there are people all over the office again with nowhere to go to take a call so I headed home. I passed D on the corner as he was waiting to cross the street for school on the way. Home and got things set up and rolling. G home and started his homework, L home and one of her toenails fell off :-o I finished my day and headed to D's baseball game, he did not play... Gma&paW met us at the field. I checked in with the Booster guys and then headed to the Landscape Board meeting. Meeting was good and headed home after. Gma&paW and G swung by Panda Express on the way home and picked up some dinner. L ran to get J from track. D&DGF7 showed up after DGF7 received he National Honor Society award and we all got something to eat. After dinner and folks headed out D&I headed to Starbucks to discuss college. Looks like we are going to give Wilmington a shot! Home and to bed.
20180410 - Up in the am and in to work. Worked with Justin and MikeL a bit and then had a call. The office was incredibly crowded today and I couldn't find a place to take my conf calls so I pushed them all out until tomorrow hoping space would be available then. Finished up the day and headed to D's baseball game. Went to the pressbox which was a bit warmer and took over scoring on the Team App, it was running horribly slow today. D did not play at all... The boys lost 13-0 in only 5 innings.., Home and walked in just as G was getting back from baseball practice. Soon L&J home from his track meet, his relay came in 1st! We hung out and L did her exercising until D got home and we all caught up. Up late filling out financial aid info for D to go to school.
20180409 + Up and in to work. It was definitely a Monday and a LONG cold one... Made it through the day with some progress and headed home. Home and D went to eat with DGF7, J at soccer and LG&I had dinner. After dinner G messed up and I solved a Rubik's Cube a couple times before we headed to Scouts. I checked in with the guys and then ran to get gas and pick J up from soccer. Dropped J off and went back to get G. While waiting on G I dug through some of the old Scout clothes and found a uniform for G. Home and got Doc and headed to Bible Bangers. Doc turned 79 today so we had a little party for him and he told us stories of his life.
20180407 - Up late and sort of hung around all morning waiting to find out what is happening with games today due to all of the snow last night. All games cancelled and G melted down. I spent most of the day in the office came out to help G with Xbox that is having issues (no memory left due to screenshots and videos the boys have been taking). D had practice, came home and helped replace some trim in the basement. J home and in a super bad mood because he is grounded for bad grades. took everyone to Nazareth for dinner, can pretty frustrating day for everyone. L&G out running errands to the bank, grocery and video store. We dropped D off at DGF7s and the rest home and watched Pitch Perfect 3. D home, working on his baseball glove and watched Murder on the Orient Express with J and I.
20180406 + Up in the am and in to work and right into the conference room. The customer was here most of the day and left in shifts as their flights were queued. I headed out a couple of minutes early to head to Pickerington to see D play baseball. It was miserable cold and D didn't play. I left the second the game was over and headed home. Hone and had some dinner with the fam. We hung out around the house trying to stay warm.
20180404 - Up in the am and in to work. Sherry was onsite today and we took a tour and worked on things together all day. Justin joined us for lunch at the casino buffet that made us all latte for a call. Back to the office and finished out the day, staying a bit late cleaning up some last minute things. L had a guy come out and look at our windows to replace some of the glass that has torn film in them. After work I headed to Rusty Bucket to meet LDJ&G, Gma&paW and DGF7 for dinner. It was a nice dinner and good to catch up. After dinner we headed home and G went with GpaW to get ice cream. All home, Gma&paW came in to watch L open her bday gifts they got her and then headed out. Hung out watching some TV and working on a flyer for Boosters.
20180403 - Up in the am and everyone off to school. I worked from home in the am and plowed through a couple hundred emails I got while off for a couple of days and took a call. After my call I swung by the high school for some training on the Athletic Departments website before heading into work through the pouring rain. Made it in to work and hit the actions. All games were cancelled today due to horrible rains. Home and had dinner and then G&I fixed the dishwasher. Then relaxed and worked on cleaning up email and adding Boosters and Coaches to Team App.
20180402 - Up in the am and last day off. Got a roster from the baseball coaches to put on the site and they had him listed as junior... I ran to the high school for a meeting, but the meeting is tomorrow... Home and got a couple more things done and then had lunch with Courtland to catch up. Home and getting more things done, J had track and then soccer practices tonight, G's baseball game was cancelled due to rain and L&G came out to D's baseball game. D was a pinch runner, stole a couple of bases and then scored the 1st run for his team for the season with an amazing slide out to the side of the plate. Everyone went nuts!!! Home after the game and G&I went to Scouts where I got some advancements and website work done. Home for a min then Doc and I to Bible Bangers.
20180401 - Up and it's L's bday! We got ready and all + DGF7 headed to Gma&paB's. The boys got even more candy and ran around looking for eggs. We all sat down for a great dinner and then relaxed, played games and just had a nice relaxing day. We headed home in the evening and swung by our friends the Kaufman's on the way home for a quick visit. Home and guys over to watch The Walking Dead.


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Image courtesy of the Religious of Jesus and MaryAn Irvine, California woman was sentenced Friday to 37 months in federal prison for defrauding a group of Roman Catholic Sisters out of $285,000, which she spent on herself after promising to use the money to help the nuns buy a retirement home.
Linda Rose Gagnon, 59, was sentenced by United States District Judge Andrew J. Guilford, who presided over Gagnon's trial last year, the DOJ said.
Gagnon was found guilty of three counts of wire fraud in November for defrauding the U.S. Province of the Religious of Jesus & Mary (RJM), an order of nuns devoted to educational and charitable work.
The evidence at trial showed that Gagnon promised to use RJM funds to purchase a retirement home for the Sisters. Instead, she used the money for her personal expenses and an unprofitable real estate finance company — burning through the entire $285,000 in only 64 days.
Gagnon spent most of the nuns' money on travel, lingerie, groceries, manicures, hair dressing, restaurants, lease payments for an Audi TT sports car, and valet pet-sitting services for her dog.
She was ordered to begin serving her prison term by June 13.
Judge Guilford also ordered Gagnon to pay full restitution to the victim nuns — including at least the $285,000 plus other damages.
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I really enjoy the FCPA-related content on this site. But what in the world does this have to do with the FCPA. It seems that over time this blog has become much more of a general anti-corruption content based site, which is probably good for some, but I would much rather the content stay focused on the FCPA
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This is not the first time nor is it going to be last time. Non-profits particularly religious institutions of all denominations are prone to these kind of embezzlement activities. Where there are no basic internal controls, let's say checks and balances, these kinds of activities thrive to their fullest extent. It is well known TRUST plays vital role which is nothing but a psychological factor and a frame of mind. Non-profits must wake up and spend time, money (even if they don't have it – which I do not believe) and above all effort in supervising who does what, when and how. These are basic and fundamental questions
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With a new season of The Crown on the horizon, it's time to say goodbye to a few cast members. Following the release of season four on Nov. 15, Netflix shared a heartwarming video of the stars — Olivia Colman, Helena Bonham Carter, Erin Doherty, Tobias Menzies, and Josh O'Connor — bidding their final farewell. In addition to reminiscing about some of their favorite memories, they also reflected on what it's been like portraying the royal family over the past two seasons.
Since The Crown documents Queen Elizabeth II's reign throughout the years, every few seasons a new mix of stars join the show. While Coleman gained critical acclaim for her portrayal of the queen, including winning a Golden Globe, Imelda Staunton is set to take on the role in the upcoming fifth season. The show will also have a new Princess Diana, who was brilliantly played by Emma Corrin in season four. Watch the emotional farewell video from the cast above.
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Irvine, Calif., Feb. 08, 2019 — New insights on circumventing a key obstacle on the road to anti-scarring treatment have been published by Maksim Plikus, an associate professor in development and cell biology at the UCI School of Biological Sciences and colleagues in Nature Communications. The research team discovered that the natural scar-free skin repair process relies partially on assistance from circulating blood cells. The results point the way toward possible treatments for scar-free wound healing that target the body's own blood cells.
Skin injuries activate rapid wound repair, which often culminates with the formation of scars. Unlike normal skin, scars are devoid of hair follicles and fat cells, and creating new hair and fat is necessary for regenerating an equivalent of normal skin. In a 2017 paper published in Science, Plikus and colleagues identified that adult mice can naturally regenerate nearly normal-looking skin when new hair follicles and fat cells form in healing wounds. New fat cells regenerate from myofibroblasts, a type of wound fibroblast that was previously not thought to be capable of converting into other cell types. This discovery brought renewed attention to wound fibroblasts as attractive targets for anti-scarring therapies.
In the current study, co-led by George Cotsarelis from University of Pennsylvania, the research team sought to further characterize wound fibroblasts and determine if they're all the same and equally capable of regenerating new fat cells.
Using a panel of single-cell tools as a type of "computational microscope" that examines thousands of individual cells at once, the research team observed an unexpectedly high degree of fibroblast diversity.
"We saw that wound fibroblasts are surprisingly very diverse and that there are as many as twelve different cell sub-types. We understand their molecular signatures and are beginning to learn about their unique biology. For example, we already know that distinct fibroblast sub-types 'prefer' only certain parts of the wound. This suggests that they play specific roles in different locations within the wound, and possibly at different times during the repair process," said Christian Guerrero-Juarez, a postdoctoral fellow at UCI and first author on the project.
After a closer look at wound fibroblasts, the team noted that a sizable group of cells had the molecular telltale signs of having originated from blood.
"Molecular profiling of wound fibroblasts strongly suggests that as many as 13% of them at some point in their past were blood cells that converted into collagen-producing fibroblasts, but kept residual blood-specific genes still turned on," said Plikus.
Indeed, blood cell-derived fibroblasts have been reported by others in the past, including located in wound scars. "What is truly novel about our observation is that these fibroblast-making blood cells, which are called myeloid cells, can reprogram into new fat cells," Plikus said. "In essence, we observed that for wounds to achieve scar-less regeneration, the body must mobilize multiple cellular resources, which includes remotely circulating blood progenitors."
Because myeloid cells can be fairly easy to harvest and enrich using existing techniques, the new findings open the exciting possibility that the skin's healing ability can be enhanced via delivery of regeneration-competent blood-derived progenitors to the site of the wound. As an immediate next step, an information-rich catalog of diverse wound fibroblasts will help form a platform for the team to begin identifying new sub-types of cells that enhance scarring, or promote repair toward scar-less skin regeneration.
Additional contributors to this study were Priya Dedhia, Suoqin Jin, Rolando Ruiz-Vega, Dennis Ma, Yuchen Liu, Kosuke Yamaga, Olga Shestova, Denise Gay, Zaixin Yang, Kai Kessenbrock, Qing Nie and Warren Pear. The research received support from the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, the Simons Foundation and the Pew Charitable Trusts.
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This knife is a 21st century update of a traditional Swedish Morakniv - utility fixed-blade knife once carried by hunters, trappers, fishermen, farmers and workers in everyday life. This is a 2009 version that I have and prefer (even newer design is now available, called Companion).
Knife is shipped shaving-sharp, together with a simple and useful plastic sheath.
Despite its understated and modest look, it is versatile and reliable - 100mm blade is great for bushcraft and camping, also useful in DIY projects or in the kitchen. Mora 860's sister model (Bahco 2444) is one of the most frequently used knives in my kitchen.
Stainless steel chosen for the blade combines the properties of strength, corrosion resistance, ease of sharpening and edge retention. However there was a les common version with carbon steel blade (Clipper 840) having excellent blade retention, aimed towards expert users.


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Morocco (Arabic: al-Magrib), officially the Kingdom of Morocco, is a country located in North Africa with a population of nearly 32 million and an area just under 447,000 km2. The capital is Rabat, and the largest city is Casablanca. It has a coast on the Atlantic Ocean that reaches past the Strait of Gibraltar into the Mediterranean Sea. Morocco has international borders with Algeria to the east, Spain to the north (a water border through the Strait and land borders with two small Spanish autonomous cities, Ceuta and Melilla), and Mauritania to the south via its Western Saharan territories.
Morocco is the only country in Africa that is not currently a member of the African Union. However, it is a member of the Arab League, Arab Maghreb Union, Francophonie, Organisation of the Islamic Conference, Mediterranean Dialogue group, and Group of 77. It is also a major non-NATO ally of the United States.
On November 18, 2006, Morocco celebrated the 50th anniversary of its independence. Morocco recovered its political independence from France on March 2, 1956, and on April 7, France officially relinquished its protectorate. Through agreements with Spain in 1956 and 1958, Moroccan control over certain Spanish-ruled areas was restored, though attempts to claim other Spanish colonial possessions through military action were less successful. The internationalized city of Tangier was reintegrated with the signing of the Tangier Protocol on October 29, 1956 (see Tangier Crisis). Hassan II became King of Morocco on March 3, 1961. His early years of rule would be marked by political unrest. The Spanish enclave of Ifni in the south was reintegrated to the country in 1969. Morocco annexed the Western Sahara during the 1970s after demanding its reintegration from Spain since independence, but final resolution on the status of the territory remains unresolved. (See History of Western Sahara.)
Political reforms in the 1990s resulted in the establishment of a bicameral legislature in 1997. Morocco was granted Major non-NATO ally status by the United States in June 2004 and has signed free trade agreements with the United States and the European Union.


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Q: Mysql - how to design indexes for a query with WHERE and GROUP BY I work with MySQL (MyISAM) DB.
I have a query like this:
select c1, c2, c3, MAX(c5) from T where c4=#string_value# group by c1, c2, c3

- c[1-4] are varchar(255)
- c5 is an integer

I've tried two indexes:

*

*"c1_c2_c3_idx" for (c1, c2, c3) - that makes query work 3 times slower

*"c4_idx" for (c4) - that makes query work 5 times faster

Maybe there is a way to create even more fast index?

A: I see the following index being optimal:
CREATE INDEX idx ON T (c4, c1, c2, c3, c5);

The index begins with c4, which appears in the WHERE clause, which is the first part of the query execution.  Next, we add c1, c2, and c3, to cover the GROUP BY clause.  After this, we add c5, which will make it much faster for MySQL to find MAX(c5).
Note that the above index can be said to cover the entire query, because MySQL can use the index alone to satisfy the entire query plan, without needing to seek back to the clustered index (table).

A: The best index should bd based on where condition  ...
 create index  idx1 on T ( c4)

for avoid the access to data table and use only info contained  in index you can also try using a redundant index  adding the column involved in others clauses
create index  idx1 on T ( c4, c1,c2,c3,c5)

leaving the where column left most

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Q: Batch file termination issue Having an issue with my batch program exiting for apparently no reason. I've found that if you use 0 it works ok, but 1 exits , and 2 runs 1??? makes no sense seeing how 0 and 1 are almost complete copies of each other. any help would be appreciated. As a side note I do have choice.exe and the dev tools to use cecopy.
Here's my code:
@echo off
title MK2XXX Depot test
rem Automation for MK2xxx app/plat copying
rem v 0.01

:main
echo MK2xxx App/Plat copyBot
echo v 0.01
echo.
echo Please select your unit:
echo 0 MK2046
echo 1 MK2250
echo 2 Exit
:: prompt user for which unit they wish to copy files to

choice /c:012 /n
        if %errorlevel% == 0 goto MK2046
        if %errorlevel% == 1 goto MK2250
        if %errorlevel% == 2 goto end

:MK2046
cls

echo Make sure you have allowed pcConnection on unit
echo Connect RS 485 cable, press enter once Sync is complete
    :: wait until unit is synced properly
pause
cls
cecopy C:\"FILEPATH dev:\Application\
cecopy C:\"FILEPATH dev:\Application\
cecopy C:\"FILEPATH dev:\Application\
cecopy C:\"FILEPATH
cecopy C:\"FILEPATH
pause
goto main

:MK2250
cls
pause
echo Make sure you have allowed pcConnection on unit
echo Connect RS 485 cable, press enter once Sync is complete
    :: wait until unit is synced properly
pause
cls
cecopy C:\"FILEPATH
cecopy C:\"FILEPATH
cecopy C:\"FILEPATH dev:\Application\
cecopy C:\"FILEPATH
cecopy C:\"FILEPATH
pause
goto main

:end

A: Ok the problem is the IF you are using it can be unpredictable this is a more stable one that you should use. As there can be other things that can effect the errorlevel.
set /p result=Choice:
if %result%==0 goto MK2046
if %result%==1 goto MK2250
if %result%==2 goto end

So your code should be like this:
@echo off
title MK2XXX Depot test
rem Automation for MK2xxx app/plat copying
rem v 0.01

:main
echo MK2xxx App/Plat copyBot
echo v 0.01
echo.
echo Please select your unit:
echo 0 MK2046
echo 1 MK2250
echo 2 Exit
:: prompt user for which unit they wish to copy files to

set /p result=Choice:
if %result%==0 goto MK2046
if %result%==1 goto MK2250
if %result%==2 goto end

:MK2046
cls

echo Make sure you have allowed pcConnection on unit
echo Connect RS 485 cable, press enter once Sync is complete
    :: wait until unit is synced properly
pause
cls
cecopy C:\"Flash 2"\MK2046-xxxxxxxx\"Depot Test"\App\*.reg dev:\Application\
cecopy C:\"Flash 2"\MK2046-xxxxxxxx\"Depot Test"\App\*.key dev:\Application\
cecopy C:\"Flash 2"\MK2046-xxxxxxxx\"Depot Test"\App\radio.def dev:\Application\
cecopy C:\"Flash 2"\MK2046-xxxxxxxx\"Depot Test"\Plat\*.reg dev:\Platform\
cecopy C:\"Flash 2"\MK2046-xxxxxxxx\"Depot Test"\Plat\*.cpy dev:\Platform\
pause
goto main

:MK2250
cls
pause
echo Make sure you have allowed pcConnection on unit
echo Connect RS 485 cable, press enter once Sync is complete
    :: wait until unit is synced properly
pause
cls
cecopy C:\"Flash 2"\MK2250-xxxxxxxx\"Depot Test"\App\*.reg dev:\Application\
cecopy C:\"Flash 2"\MK2250-xxxxxxxx\"Depot Test"\App\*.key dev:\Application\
cecopy C:\"Flash 2"\MK2250-xxxxxxxx\"Depot Test"\App\radio.def dev:\Application\
cecopy C:\"Flash 2"\MK2250-xxxxxxxx\"Depot Test"\Plat\*.reg dev:\Platform\
cecopy C:\"Flash 2"\MK2250-xxxxxxxx\"Depot Test"\Plat\*.cpy dev:\Platform\
pause
goto main

:end

Give that a go.

A: choice gives an %errorlevel% 1 for the first choice (0), not 0. So your Code should look like:
choice /c:012 /n
        if %errorlevel% == 1 goto MK2046
        if %errorlevel% == 2 goto MK2250
        if %errorlevel% == 3 goto end

maybe less confusing when using letters instead of numbers: choice /c:abc with Input a gives an %errorlevel% of 1 (first letter)


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Augustin Cabanès né le  à Gourdon (Lot) et mort le  à Paris est un médecin, journaliste et historien de la médecine français.

Biographie

Docteur en médecine de la faculté de médecine de Paris, médecin de la préfecture de la Seine, secrétaire de la Société médico-historique, Augustin Cabanès est une figure phare en matière d'histoire de la médecine, connu pour ses ouvrages relatifs à des mystères de l'histoire, et de l'histoire de la médecine en particulier.

En 1880, il commença ses études médicales à Bordeaux. Il vint bientôt à Paris suivre les cours des écoles de médecine et de pharmacie. En 1881, il fut reçu à l'internat des hôpitaux de Paris. En 1886, il obtint son diplôme de pharmacien de . En 1889, il soutenait sa thèse de doctorat en médecine, avec une étude physiologique, chimique, botanique et thérapeutique intitulée De l'Hydrastis canadensis.

De bonne heure attiré par les lettres, Cabanès avait fait ses débuts, en 1885, dans les recherches spéciales auxquelles il devait se consacrer, par une étude sur les Souverains névropathes, travail qui parut dans le Progrès médical. Vers la même époque, il commença à collaborer à L'Intermédiaire des chercheurs et curieux, dirigé par Lucien Faucou. Peu à peu, il entra à la rédaction de plusieurs grands organes scientifiques parisiens. En 1887, il fut chargé du feuilleton et du Premier-Paris au Journal de médecine de Paris. À la France médicale, il écrivit de nombreux articles sous le pseudonyme de « Docteur Quercy » ; de même à la Gazette des hôpitaux, au Bulletin de thérapeutique, etc.

Cabanès aborda ensuite les revues littéraires : la Revue hebdomadaire, la Grande Encyclopédie, la Bévue des bévues, le Magasin pittoresque, etc. ; enfin les journaux politiques : Le Figaro, Le Gaulois, Le Journal, L'Éclair, etc.

En décembre 1894, Cabanès fonda la Chronique médicale, bimensuel où il publiait des articles inédits sur la santé des personnages de la littérature et de l'histoire, sur les relations de la médecine avec l'histoire, la littérature, l'art, la sociologie, l'économie politique, etc.

Outre cette tâche périodique, Cabanès a écrit, sur un ton toujours plaisant, une douzaine de volumes, dont plusieurs traditionalistes.

Les nombreux travaux convergeant tous vers un même but de Cabanès ont provoqué le réveil de la critique médicale historique, en expliquant maintes énigmes de l'histoire, restées indéchiffrables. Félix Régnault a fait remarquer que son succès a suscité de nombreux émules en faisant déborder de plus en plus l'art médical ses anciennes frontières, pour s'intéresser à toutes les sciences ayant pour but l'étude de l'homme. Il a contribué, dans une large mesure, à élargir l'horizon jusqu'alors limité des sciences biologiques et l'histoire.

Outre sous le nom de plume de «  Quercy », il a également écrit, entre autres, sous celui de «  Fernel ».

Ouvrages

Histoire médicale
 Molière et les médecins, Paris, bureaux de la Chronique médicale, 1895.
 Les Curiosités de la médecine, 3 vol., 1900-1927.

 Poisons et sortilèges, avec le docteur Lucien Nass (1874-1933), 2 vol., Paris, Plon, 1903.

 Comment se soignaient nos pères. Remèdes d'autrefois, 1905.
 Comment on se soigne aujourd'hui. Remèdes de bonne femme, avec le Docteur Barraud, 1907.
 Légendes et Curiosités de l'histoire, 5 vol., 1912-1921.
 Esquisses d'hydrologie historique.  et  aux eaux de Barèges (1675-1677-1681), avec le docteur R. Molinéry, 1917.
 La Salle de garde. Histoire anecdotique des salles de garde des hôpitaux de Paris, Paris, Montagu, 1917, 128 p.
 Les goutteux célèbres, par le docteur Bienvenu [pseud. d'Augustin Cabanès], Paris, Maison de la Pipérazine Midy, 1921.
 L'Histoire éclairée par la clinique, 1921 ; Albin Michel, 1932, In8, Br, 320 p.
 L'Esprit d'Esculape, avec Gustave-Joseph Witkowski, 1922.
 Joyeux Propos d'Esculape, avec le docteur Witkowski, 1923.
 La Médecine en caricature, 4 fasc., 1925-1927.
 Poitrinaires et Grandes Amoureuses, 3 vol., 1925-1927.
 Les Cinq sens, Paris, Librairie E. le François, 1926, in-8. 308 p.
 La Goutte et l'Humour. Anecdotes et Curiosités sur la goutte et les goutteux, 1926.
 Le Mal héréditaire, 2 vol., 1926.

 Dents et dentistes à travers l'histoire, 2 tomes, Paris, Édité par les Laboratoires Bottu, 1928.
 Grands névropathes. Malades immortels, 3 vol., 1930-1935.

 Les Évadés de la médecine. Th. Renaudot. Claude Perrault. Denis-Papin. Goldsmith. Arbuthnot. Locke. Daubenton. Lamarck. Berthollet. Pilâtre de Rozier. J.-B. Salle. Louis Véron. Sainte-Beuve. G. Planche. Louis Lacaze. Berlioz, 1931.
 Le Costume du médecin, 1932.
 Médecins amateurs, 1932.

 Mœurs intimes du passé, cinquième série, « Les fléaux de l'humanité peste, lèpre, choléra, variole, grippe », Paris/Saint-Denis, Librairie Albin Michel, 1939, 479 p. 80.
 Chirurgiens et blessés à travers l'histoire. Des origines à la Croix-Rouge, sans date.

Histoire
 Marat inconnu : l'homme privé, le médecin, le savant, 1891.

 Le Cabinet secret de l'histoire entr'ouvert par un médecin, 3 vol., 1897-1898.
 Balzac ignoré, 1899.
 Les Morts mystérieuses de l'histoire, 2 vol., 1901-1911.

 Les Indiscrétions de l'Histoire, 6 vol., 1903-1907.
 La Névrose révolutionnaire, 2.vol., en collaboration avec le docteur Lucien Nass, Paris, Albin Michel, 1906.

 Mœurs intimes du passé, 12 vol., 1908-1936.

 Fous couronnés, 1914.

 Une Allemande à la cour de France : la princesse Palatine. Les petits talents du grand Frédéric. Un médecin prussien, espion dans les salons romantiques, 1916.
 Souvenirs d'un académicien sur la Révolution, le premier Empire et la Restauration, avec introduction et notes du docteur Augustin Cabanès et suivis de la correspondance de l'auteur Charles Brifaut, Paris, Albin Michel, 1920-1921.
 Une dynastie de dégénérés. Folie d'empereur : Guillaume  jugé par la science, Paris, Albin Michel, 1920, 468 p.
 La Princesse de Lamballe intime (d'après les confidences de son médecin). Sa liaison avec Marie-Antoinette. Son rôle secret pendant la Révolution, 1922.
 Au chevet de l'Empereur, Paris, Albin Michel, 1924, 503 p.
 Dans l'intimité de l'Empereur, Paris, Albin Michel, 1925.
 L'Enfer de l'histoire. Les Réprouvés et les calomniés, 1925.
 Dans les coulisses de l'histoire, 1929.
 Les Énigmes de l'histoire, 1930.
 Les Condés. Grandeur et dégénérescence d'une famille princière, 2 vol., 1932-1933.
 Autour de la vie de bohême, 1938.
 Les Secrets de l'histoire, 1938.

Notes et références

Annexes

Iconographie
 Henri Manuel, Portrait du docteur Cabanès, photographie publiée dans La Chronique médicale du 1er juin 1928.
Raymond Molinéry. M. le docteur Cabanès, avec une photo. Article publié dans l'Informateur médical du 5 janvier 1924

Bibliographie
 Henry Carnoy et De Beaurepaire-Froment, La Tradition, Paris, Aux bureaux de la Tradition, 1904, .
 « Biographie du docteur Cabanès », L'Album du Rictus, journal humoristique mensuel, tome III, 1909 (en ligne).
 Jane Govaerts née Régis, Un médecin au service de l'histoire : le docteur Augustin Cabanès, Paris, Jouve & Cie , 1941.
 J. Noir, La Médecine et l'histoire, Paris, Le Concours médical, 1928.
 Exposé sommaire des titres et travaux scientifiques du  Cabanès, Paris, Imprimerie Coyart, 1912.
 Le docteur Cabanès : un grand historien, Paris, Albin Michel, 1930.
 Jean-François Hutin, « Augustin Cabanès (1862-1928) : clinicien de l'Histoire ou vulgaire anecdotier ? », Clystere-E-revue : Histoire des instruments médicaux, histoire de la santé, , mars 2014,  ( en ligne).
 Jean-François Hutin, Augustin Cabanès (1862-1928). Clinicien de l'histoire ou vulgaire anecdotier ?, Éd. Glyphe, 2022, 340 p.
 R. Molinéry, Le docteur Augustin Cabanès, fondateur de la "Chronique médicale", Luchon, 1928.
 Georges Doutrepont, « La littérature et les médecins en France », Bulletin de l'Académie Royale de Langue et de Littérature Françaises, t.12, , novembre 1933,  ( en ligne).
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Collaborateur du Gaulois
Étudiant de l'université de Bordeaux
Étudiant de la faculté de médecine de Paris
Personnalité utilisant un pseudonyme
Naissance en avril 1862
Naissance à Gourdon (Lot)
Décès en mai 1928
Décès dans le 5e arrondissement de Paris
Décès à 66 ans

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