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Historical evidence of contact with aliens
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For all the excavations in the Sumerian state was found a huge number of stone seals round or cylindrical in shape. They were small, the height of only 1.6 inches and worn, probably, in the neck (there are many lace holes). Seals were always present a variety of images: most animals, people, signs, scenes from life. They were used to attest his signature, so each customer master stone carver made individually unique pattern. The oldest printing have been with simple drawings, then retreated primitivism and the press began to show off the entire scenes of farming, hunting, and excerpts of the myths that at the time, were most likely true.
The most interesting of seals are found cylinders with images similar to the spaceships and scenes, as if copied from the alien crew.
One print, for example, consists of a number of sectors with different pictures. On one can clearly see how the crew puts the aircraft: Includes a landing system starts braking engines and flies through the mountains to land the ship. In the second sector drawn trajectory of the ship. The crew flew from Nibiru between Jupiter and Mars.
The next sector is the inscription below the image, where the crew lands on earth, "for landing following deities Nini." In the fourth sector on how to navigate by the stars to reach the earth. And, guided by local topography, land unit.
Print, according to scientists from France, Maurice Chatelain, a guide to space flight. It is possible to consider the schematic map, stages of landing. Calculate the moment of brake systems, are a place of passage of the lower and upper atmosphere, the location of the spaceport, designated the city and the mountains, where we must go. Especially in the note of the large number of numbers that may carry information about the airspeed or altitude.
Given the suddenness of the ancient civilizations of the ancient and vast concepts in astronomy, we can assume that we are all the same — the descendants or the product of alien colonists. Flattering would certainly think that we — the descendants simply degenerated because of assimilation. Were high smart and beautiful, were stupid, low and scary.
Better that than to accept the theory biorobots. If the residents of Nibiru still fly to the Earth, it must be the place where they landed. And such evidence allegedly found! In the Sumerian cuneiform tablets indicated that the aliens used to fly air corridor, located above the river basin Euphrates and Tigris. Guided crews on Mount Ararat and a few other notable marks on the ground. Scientists believe that it is possible to hold the line on the map, going from Ararat to the south. She crossed the center line of a possible air corridor at an angle of 45 degrees. And at the intersection was once a Sumerian city Sitschar, where he was located spaceport. Even the translation of the name sounds like "City Birds".
The rest of the Sumerian civilization emerged as a reason. In Nippur was a mission control center. Eridu focused on the approach. Mattered and Kish, and Lars and Ibira and Lagash. First, they had to be easy to maintain, and only then grew around the city. Perhaps the latest colonizers did not fly the ship, or their planet was destroyed, and delete protected nibiriytsam was just coming back, so they had to settle down here and share a little knowledge with the local Aborigines.
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Nagoya Grampus (名古屋グランパス Nagoya Guranpasu) (formerly known as Nagoya Grampus Eight (名古屋グランパスエイト Nagoya Guranpasu Eito)) is a Japanese association football club that plays in the J2 League, following relegation from the J1 League in 2016. Based in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture and founded as the company team of the Toyota Motor Corp. in 1939, the club shares its home games between Mizuho Athletic Stadium (capacity 27,000 and the J. League's oldest-serving stadium) and the much larger Toyota Stadium (capacity 45,000).
The team had its most successful season up to 1995 when it was managed by current Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger. It won the prestigious Emperor's Cup and finished second in the J. League, with Dragan Stojković and Gary Lineker on the team. The 1995 success was eclipsed on November 20, 2010, when the club won its first J. League trophy, under the management of Stojković.
The team's name was derived from the two most prominent symbols of Nagoya: the two golden grampus dolphins on the top of Nagoya Castle (which can be more accurately described as shachihoko, a mythological creature part of the local folklore), and the Maru-Hachi (Circle eight), the city's official symbol. The use of an orca in the team's logo is likely a reference to the fact that the kanji for shachihoko (鯱) can be pronounced "shachihoko" (the aforementioned mythical creature) or "shachi" (orca).


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Q: Setting up CodePipeline with Terraform I am new to Terraform and building a CI setup. When I want to create a CodePipeline that is going to be connected to a GitHub repo, do I run specific commands inside my Terraform codebase that will reach out to AWS and create the CodePipeline config/instance for me? Or would I set this CodePipeline up manually inside AWS console and hook it up to Terraform after the fact?

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do I run specific commands inside my Terraform codebase that will reach out to AWS and create the CodePipeline config/instance for me?

Yes, you use aws_codepipeline which will create new pipeline in AWS.

Or would I set this CodePipeline up manually inside AWS console and hook it up to Terraform after the fact?

You can also import existing resources to terraform.

A: I see you submitted this eight months ago, so I am pretty sure you have your answer, but for those searching that comes across this question, here are my thoughts on it.
As most of you have researched, terraform is infrastructure as code (IaC). As IaC it needs to be executed somewhere.  This means that you either execute locally or inside a pipeline.  A pipeline consists of docker containers that emulate a local environment and run commands for you to deploy your code.  There is more to that, but the premise of understanding how terraform runs remains the same.
So to the magic question, Terraform is Code, and if you intend to use a pipeline, Jenkins, AWS, GitLab, and more, then you need a code repository to put all your code into.  In this case, a code repository where you can store your terraform code so a pipeline can consume it when deploying your code.  There are other reasons why you should use a code repository, but your question is directed to terraform and its usage with the pipeline.
Now the magnificent argument, the chicken or the egg, when to create your pipeline and how to do it.   To your original question, you could do both.  You could store all your terraform code in a repository (i recommend), clone it down, and locally run terraform to create your pipeline.  This would be ideal for you to save time and leverage automation.  Newbies, you will have to research terraform state files which is an element you need to backup in some form or shape once the pipeline is deployed for you.
If you are not so comfortable with Terraform, the GUI in AWS is also fine, and you can configure it easily to hook your pipeline into Github to run jobs.
You must set up Terraform and AWS locally on your machine or within the pipeline to deploy your code in both scenarios.  This article is pretty good and will give you the basic understanding of setting up terraform
Don't forget to configure AWS on your local machine.  For you Newbies using pipeline, you can leverage some of the pipeline links to get you started. Remember one thing, within AWS Codepipeine; you have to use IAM roles and not access keys.  That will make more sense once you have gone through the first link.  Please also go to youtube and search Terraform for beginners in AWS.  Various videos can provide a lot more substance to help you get started.

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Singapore Airlines ties up with Embry-Riddle for pilot training
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University has teamed with Singapore Airlines to provide a one-of-a-kind, joint-campus, two-continent degree programme to provide flight training for the first time to its Embry-Riddle Asia campus students.
Announced this week during the 2018 Singapore Airshow at the Changi Exhibition Centre, Embry-Riddle's new Flight Minor will allow students to fulfill academic requirements for their Bachelor's in Aeronautics (BSA) degree at the Embry-Riddle Asia Campus in Singapore and then spend their final year in the United States at Embry-Riddle's Daytona Beach, Fla., campus as part of an accelerated flight training program to earn the required flight time, instrument rating and certification.
Upon successful completion of the flight training and possession of a Commercial Pilot's Licence (CPL) with instrument and multi-engine ratings, they will return to Singapore to complete the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) licensing requirements and be ready for potential employment with Singapore Airlines.
"Up until now, we have been able to provide the academics and curriculum but not the required physical flight time and certifications here in Singapore. Through the coordination of our sister campus in the United States with its large training aircraft fleet and top-notch instructors coupled with the generous commitment by Singapore Airlines to offer job interviews to the students upon completion, it's a win-win for everyone," said Dr John Watret, chancellor of Embry-Riddle Worldwide and chairman of the Embry-Riddle Asia Board of Directors.
"Our students will get this unique, two-campus, hands-on study abroad experience and the aviation industry will be able to start meeting those growing needs for highly educated and experienced pilots."
Scheduled to launch in June 2018, four students from the Embry-Riddle Asia campus will be selected to participate in the launch of the Flight Minor.
According to Boeing's Pilot Outlook 2017-2036, commercial and regional airlines across the globe are expanding their fleets and flight schedules to satisfy demand generated by global economic expansion. In turn, this has spawned an immediate need for qualified, skilled, and experienced pilots internationally. Over the next 20 years, the Asia Pacific region will lead the worldwide growth in demand for pilots, with a requirement for 253,000 new pilots. North America will follow with a required 117,000, Europe 106,000, the Middle East 63,000, Latin America 52,000, Africa 24,000 and CIS/Russia 22,000.
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German painter. He received his first instruction in art from his father, Conrad Horny (1764-1807), a painter and copperplate engraver, who taught at the Zeichenschule in Weimar. He attended this school from 1806 to 1816, training primarily as a painter of landscapes. In 1816, his patron Baron Carl Friedrich von Rumohr, a friend of his father, enabled him to travel to Italy.
In Rome Horny became a student of Joseph Anton Koch, who introduced him to landscape composition in the classically heroic style. Through eager study, both from nature and from live models, Horny's skills developed swiftly, especially in his work in pen and watercolour (e.g. View of Olevano, 1822; Staatliche Museen, Berlin). Horny was soon, however, drawn into the circle of the Lukasbrüder: Peter Joseph Cornelius persuaded him to participate in the major fresco project for the Casino Massimo in Rome. Horny completed a large number of pen and watercolour drawings (e.g. Weimar, Schlossmuseum) depicting flowers, fruit and birds, and intended as wreaths and festoons to frame Cornelius's historical scenes from Dante's Paradiso. When Cornelius was recalled to Munich in 1818, however, this fresco was not carried out and Horny's designs were therefore not used. In the same year, Horny developed tuberculosis and moved to Olevano for his health.
The rugged beauty of the Sabine Hills and their picturesque towns drew him back to the depiction of landscape. His drawings, combining Koch's classically heroic outlook with the poetic sensibility of the Lukasbrüder, often convey the impression of an earthly paradise, as in Italian Country Life (c. 1820; Lübeck, St Annen-Museum). In his sketchbooks (e.g. Weimar, Schlossmuseum; Hamburg, Kunsthalle) and magnificently composed watercolours (e.g. Würzburg, Wagner-Museum; Heidelberg, Kurpfälzisches Museum; Düsseldorf, Kunstmuseum), he may be seen as one of the principal exponents of the German school of landscape painters working in Italy. His watercolour Rome in the Renaissance (1821; Heidelberg, Kurpfälzisches Museum) attests to his experiments in history painting.


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1984 (Van Halen album)
Infobox Album
Name = 1984
Type = studio
Artist = Van Halen
Released = January 9, 1984
Recorded = 1983 at 5150 Studios, Hollywood, California
Genre = Hard rock
Length = 33:08
Label = Warner Bros. Records
Producer = Ted Templeman
Reviews =
*Allmusic rating|5|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:0pfixq95ldte~T1 link]
*Robert Christgau (B+) [http://www.robertchristgau.com/get_artist.php?name=van+halen link]
*"Rolling Stone" rating|4|5 [http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/vanhalen/albums/album/236834/review/6067491/1984 link]
Last album = "Diver Down"
This album = "1984"
Next album = "5150"
"1984" (written as "MCMLXXXIV" on the front cover) is the sixth album by American hard rock band Van Halen. One of the band's more popular albums (in terms of both record sales and chart performance), "1984" is the final album featuring singer David Lee Roth, who later left the band in the spring of the following year over escalating tensions between him and guitarist Eddie Van Halen, as well as Roth's desire to pursue a solo career.
"1984" peaked at #2 on the "Billboard Magazine" album charts (#1 at the time was "Thriller", which featured an Eddie Van Halen guitar solo on "Beat It," which Roth had criticized [cite web |url=http://www.myguitarsolo.com/Players/EddievanHalen.htm |title=Eddie van Halen |accessdate=2007-08-12] ) and contained future hits "Jump", "Panama", "I'll Wait", and "Hot for Teacher". "Jump" reached #1 on the magazine's singles chart.
Eddie Van Halen, well-known for his guitar prowess but also a classically-trained pianist, used "1984" as an opportunity to take the band into different territory. Eddie Van Halen's keyboard playing is more prominent on "1984" than on any prior Van Halen album, particularly on the songs "Jump," "I'll Wait" and instrumental album-opener "1984."
Additionally, "1984" was the first Van Halen album to be recorded at Eddie Van Halen's home studio, 5150. The studio lent its name to Van Halen's next album, the first with former Montrose vocalist/guitarist and solo artist Sammy Hagar.
"1984" is the second of two Van Halen albums to have sold 10 million copies in the United States. "Jump" was one of the most successful songs of 1984 and was on the 10 most played songs on the radio that yearFact|date=March 2007. As a single, it sold over three million copies alone, making it one of the most popular rock songs of that decade.
"Panama" was the third single from the album and reached number 13 on the singles chart in June.
The keyboard driven "I'll Wait" was another single, reaching number 13 on the singles chart in March of 1984.
"Hot for Teacher", a humorous song about a grade-school crush, was also a hit, reaching #56 on the Billboard Hot 100, as well as spawning a popular MTV video starring pre-teen lookalikes of the band members.
Other tracks included on "1984" include the title track "1984", a short synth and effects instrumental (the effects had been used as part of Michael Anthony's live bass solo on the Diver Down tour); "Girl Gone Bad", parts of which previously had been played during the same tour during performances of "Somebody Get Me A Doctor" (Most famously at the US Festival show); the hard rock "Drop Dead Legs", and "Top Jimmy", a tribute to James Paul Koncek of the band Top Jimmy & The Rhythm Pigs. The album concludes with "House of Pain", a fast paced heavy song that dates back to the band's early club days of the mid '70s.
A Note on Songwriting Credits
The album's original release credits all songs to Edward Van Halen, Alex Van Halen, Michael Anthony and David Lee Roth. A misprint of the label on the UK single release for "I'll Wait" (cat. # W9213) mistakenly credited Michael McDonald as a co-writer. He was not credited on the US version of the single (cat. # 7-29307).
Songs from this album which appeared on compilations released after a royalty renegotiation with the band's label Warner Brothers ("Best of Van Halen, Volume 1", 1996) and a lawsuit brought by David Lee Roth (during the preparations for the "Best of Both Worlds" compilation, 2004), were credited to Edward Van Halen, Alex Van Halen and David Lee Roth, with Michael Anthony's name removed from the credits, as evident in the end song credits of the 2007 film "Superbad". Subsequently, Anthony has been removed from all songwriting credits on the 1984 album.
The entry for the album on the ASCAP database [" [http://www.ascap.com/ace/search.cfm?requesttimeout=300&mode=results&searchstr=440151962&search_in=i&search_type=exact&search_det=t,s,w,p,b,v&results_pp=30&start=1 1984] ." ASCAP, 2008.] (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) lists the songwriters for all songs as (alphabetically by surname) David Lee Roth, Alex Van Halen and Edward Van Halen. Like many bands starting out on their career, Van Halen shared songwriting credit equally between all members (including guitar instrumentals, which were clearly composed only by Edward Van Halen), but subsequent claims would lend credibility to the view that all songs were entirely or predominantly written by Edward Van Halen (music) and David Lee Roth (lyrics and vocal melody).
In 2004, Roth discovered that the rest of the band had renegotiated a more preferential royalty rate with Warner Brothers for all releases made during his time as lead singer, giving them a royalty rate five times greater than his. [Halbert, James. " [http://www.vhnd.net/articles/040413-02.shtml The Gripes of Roth] ." "Classic Rock," 13 April 2004.] It is likely that the removal of Michael Anthony from the songwriting credits results from Roth's claim to have a greater claim of the band's song publishing for this album, due to the fact that he had been cut out of the separate royalty renegotiation with Warner Brothers Records, which according to Roth happened around 1994.
#"1984" – 1:07
#"Jump" – 4:04†
#"Panama" – 3:32†
#"Top Jimmy" – 3:02
#"Drop Dead Legs" – 4:14
#"Hot for Teacher" – 4:44†
#"I'll Wait" – 4:45†
#"Girl Gone Bad" – 4:35
#"House of Pain" – 3:19
† denotes a single
*David Lee Roth – lead vocals
*Eddie Van Halen – guitars, keyboards, background vocals
*Michael Anthony – bass, background vocals
*Alex Van Halen – drums, percussion, background vocals
*Producer: Ted Templeman
*Engineers: Ken Deane, Donn Landee
*Remastering: Chris Bellman, Gregg Geller
*Project coordinator: Jo Motta
*Production coordination: Joan Parker
*Art direction: Pete Angelus, Richard Seireeni
*Lighting: Pete Angelus
The album has received the following RIAA certifications:
*Gold: March 12, 1984
*Platinum: March 12, 1984
*Multi-Platinum:
**October 22, 1984 (4x)
**January 23, 1985 (5x)
**July 1, 1987 (6x)
**July 11, 1994 (7x)
**August 8, 1996 (8x)
*Diamond: February 8, 1999
*This is only one of two Van Halen albums with a title track (the other being "5150").
* Some retail stores in the UK refused to stock the album due to its cover. A sticker was placed over the artwork.
* Panama is actually a nickname David Lee Roth gave his 1969 Opel Kadette Station wagon. Dave had the car mounted and attached to his wall in the hallway of his home. Dave purchased a fake deer from Ellis Mercantile (a Hollywood Prop house) which was sawed in half, and had the rear end of the deer mounted in the windshield. He wanted the car to appear as if it had hit the deer and came crashing through his wall. The hooves of the deer were painted blue, "Blue Suede Hooves" and a small plaque appears at the bottom saying, "My first deer courtesy of Panama."
* You can see a bit of the car in Dave's video for "Shoo Bop".
* The engine noise heard during "Panama" was from Eddie revving up his Lamborghini. Microphones were used near the tailpipes.
* Top Jimmy was based on an actual person. There was a local LA bar band that went under the name, Top Jimmy & The Rhythm Pigs
* The voice of "Waldo" in the "Hot For Teacher" video was done by Phil Hartman.
* David Lee Roth claimed that Jump was written for several reasons. Roth claimed that he was watching the news when he saw a man about to jump 30 stories off the Arco Towers. Roth said the crowd below was yelling at the man not to jump, but in his mind he was telling himself that the man might as well jump. Roth also claimed that it was leap year.
* The video for "Jump" was directed by David Lee Roth and cost $600, the majority of which was spent on beer. The video was shot on a hand held 16 millimeter Bolex.
* A different version of "House of Pain" appears on the band's Gene Simmons financed 1976 demo (along with "Runnin' With The Devil"). Although the signature guitar riff of the chorus remained unchanged, the "1984" version is otherwise significantly different, featuring a new introduction, different music and vocal melody for the verse, and an extended solo section. Also, the lyrics are about a relationship gone bad (and possibly S&M sex) whereas the 1976 version seems more horror-oriented (featuring an early "death grunt" vocal by Roth).
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Sarah Depew: A Woman on Fire
As a self-proclaimed introvert, she started off feeling queasy and even throwing up before public speaking engagements. Now, Sarah Depew is confidently running for a seat in the Texas House of Representatives, District 67 (or TX-HD 67). Her transition into confidence began after connecting with a group of fellow women candidates across North Texas, now referred to as the Women on Fire. Depew knew she had to run for office after the 2016 Presidential Election, citing that there was no longer a "good enough excuse not to." Despite her original timid tendencies, Depew admires her own journey of finding strength, while relying on a fellowship of other women. She is, for all purposes, a woman on fire.
Depew (front, center) with other candidates in the "Women on Fire" group
Depew was born and raised in North Texas, beginning in Dallas, transitioning into Rockwall, and then continuing in Plano where she currently resides. She became involved in politics through her mother, who ran for County Clerk in Rockwall County. Her mother eventually founded a political action committee called Rockwall PAC. As a child, she admired Hillary Clinton who would end up becoming the first female presidential nominee of a major party. Depew even remembers proclaiming that Hillary Clinton would one day be the next president after being scolded by a teacher for wearing a shirt that said "one day, a woman will be president". With powerful female role models in her path, Depew was empowered to become involved in politics.
Depew knew she had a desire to be involved in the political realm but never had aspirations to run for office. As a self-proclaimed introvert, Depew feared public speaking, a heavy component of running for office. But, after the 2016 Presidential Election, Depew's mind changed, saying "whatever reasons I once had holding me back from office were no longer good enough." Quickly, Depew adapted to her new public lifestyle. She recalls times where she would become so nervous that she would fall ill or eventually throw up before every social engagement. Over time, she eventually practiced speaking in front of crowds enough that she no longer felt ill, however, she still felt she lacked total confidence. That all changed after she met the Women on Fire.
Women on Fire is a support group made up of both elected officials and candidates dedicated to getting more Democratic women elected in Texas. The organization carries some well-known names including State Representative Victoria Neave (TX-HD 107), empowered teen mother Ana-Maria Ramos, transgender-rights powerhouse Danielle Pellett, and, of course, Sarah Depew. Depew credits the Women on Fire group with giving her the confidence building fellowship she needed during this campaign. The close-knit group, which has now been in existence for almost a year, communicates daily about practical campaign strategy and day-to-day advice. This entity has not only been featured in Forbes but also a documentary called Surge, which will be released soon.
If elected, Depew would represent the 67th District for the Texas House of Representatives that encompasses Allen, Richardson, and parts of Plano. The district is population dense, meaning there is a higher number of people per square unit of land than the average. Currently, there are only two hospitals serving mental health patients, forcing the district's population of over 200,000 people to retain limited resources. Depew hopes to expand mental health and substance abuse services in her district, if elected. She also wants to help modernize how Texas creates budgets for education. To Depew, lower education quality is the root of a variety of issues facing the state.
In terms of facing systemic barriers in politics as a woman, Depew recognizes that they are present. When interviewed by Forbes magazine for the Women on Fire piece, Depew shared a time when she was advised to wear pearls by a political consultant to give her a more "approachable" look; she says, "they wanted me to look like Kate Middleton." She had also been advised to wear a heel on one leg after breaking the other while block walking; if she had said yes, she would have been on crutches with a full cast on one leg and a high heel on the other. Depew believes that she would have never faced this discussion about her physical appearance had she been a male candidate. Even in the face of adversity, Depew also recognizes the surge of female political candidates, noting that there is a newfound interest in woman candidates especially within the Democratic party.
Depew advises women interested in running for office to pursue their aspirations, even if it doesn't feel natural. Regardless of her fear of public speaking, Depew mentioned that she continued to push through the unnatural feeling. Now, she says, "I have found my voice after giving myself a chance to."
Depew is currently running for Texas House of Representatives, District 67. She will face an election in November.
Website: http://sarahdepew.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SarahDepewHD67/
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AER Bureau brings answers to a post-Brexit Europe
25 October, 2016 By Editor
The last time Bureau members met, it was the eve of the long-awaited UK referendum; AER was gathered in Bodo (Nordland-NO) for its General Assembly. Words of hope but also concerns were shared by two British politicians, Cllr Roy Perry from Hampshire (AER Vice President for Institutional Affairs) and Mr Brian Greenslade from Devon (Honorary AER member) also long-time AER friends and true Europeans. Numerous Bureau members took the floor show their support in the final countdown. After the initial shock of the results subsided the next day, AER was quick to point out the value of the democratic process and the importance to respect the voice of citizens.
Almost 4 months later, the aftermath of Brexit is still to be fully revealed. But one thing is cristal clear; the European Union model has reached some sort of limit and the growing concerns of Europeans need to be addressed. Although the EU is a (non-negligeable) factor in the lives of Europeans, it is but part of a larger process in the development of (continental) Europe. Bringing together EU and non-EU regions, AER is the first to recognise that the European construction does not stop at the EU-28 borders. So regardless of the disappointment to see the UK leave the EU, British regions will still have opportunities to build a future by other means, AER being one of them.
In the Bureau meeting and conference "Europe after Brexit: is status quo an option", Bureau members chose to address three main parameters for the future of Europe; (1) vision and values, (2) patterns and institutions, (3) communicate and promote. They worked in the spirit of the "world café" methodology to define their common position and adopt a declaration to voice their ideas and proposals to make the necessary changes in Europe.
Cllr Roy Perry, AER Vice-President for Institutional Affairs and Leader of Hampshire County Council (UK) set the scene with a presentation on the history of EU-UK relations and an analysis of the referendum results.
Two other speakers brought closure to the discussions, including Mr Maximilian Huck, Advisor Press and Information, Austrian Ministry for Europe who spoke about "Europe begins in your municipality"and Mr Jorg Wojahn, Head of the Representation of the European Commission in Austria who gave a visionary speech "Europe is dead ? Long live Europe !"
Filed Under: Bureau, Vice-Presidency for Institutional affairs Tagged With: Brexit, Event 2016 Autumn Bureau, In Focus 2017: Revitalising Democracy, Institutional affairs
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MaLin Wilson
Celia Rumsey
Many of the stories we tell about medicine have to do with acute situations, miracles performed in ERs and ORs, people on the verge of death brought back to life. But the more once-fatal conditions our technology allows us to survive, the more our problems tend toward the chronic rather than the acute. Celia Rumsey's sculptural installation "Chronic," which inaugurated Plan B (formerly the Center for Contemporary Arts), documented her lifelong medical condition. The wonder here is that Rumsey, who was hospitalized with diabetes by the age of three, should make something so grippingly lovely out
The title of curator Francesco Bonami's installment of the second SITE Santa Fe Biennial—"TRUCE: Echoes of Art in an Age of Endless Conclusions"—waves a white flag and suggests that viewers approach the exhibition with an olive branch. Neither grand conclusive claims nor particularly new strategies were to be found. Leaner than the first SITE Santa Fe Biennial in 1995, this year's installment featured an international cast of young artists—so young, in fact, that South African William Kentridge, born in 1955, came across here as an elder statesman—working within the frameworks of strategies
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Patrick McFarlin
In December 1996, the work of Santa Fe resident Patrick McFarlin was on view at three venues in his adopted hometown. This versatile transplant from Arkansas who first exhibited his funky cartoon-style paintings in San Francisco during the late '60s was showing the full smorgasbord of his expressive talents. The big enchilada that inspired the smaller side shows was titled "Portraits from Pat's Downtown Club," the name of a congregation of motley portraits installed at SITE Santa Fe's warehouse, the city's international Kunsthalle in the rail yard district. In 1993, Patrick McFarlin began inviting
print March 1997
Gert Rappenecker
It seems that German artists raised on Hollywood Westerns can't resist the American Southwest. A recent show of overpainted photocopies by Gert Rappenecker included two series: the first based on banal shots of sublime landscapes from travel brochures; the second, on the flatfooted, bad-color images of residential properties typical of the franchised real-estate brochures found in most tourist centers. Of the eleven thickly painted grisaille landscapes, two images were shown in different sizes—medium and medium-large. These appeared to be of the Krazy Kat landscape of Monument Valley and the
print November 1996
Erika Wanenmacher
As the Center for Contemporary Arts crumbled around her, Erika Wanenmacher self-produced a twenty-year midcareer survey of her openhearted sculptures. While most artists would have folded their tents, especially after the entire staff of CCA was dismissed during the run of the exhibition, Wanenmacher's show not only went on, but was one of CCA's most well-attended visual art exhibitions in its seventeen-year history. Appropriately, Wanenmacher's The Boat, 1976–77—a four-foot-long, three-dimensional, open-air wooden craft outfitted with an extra-large red centerboard—was the oldest piece on view.


I felt like something a little zestier this evening, so applied all my cooking skills to cutting up some veggies, opening up a jar of salsa and heating up some rice. 100% vegan. No added oil. Just 426 calories.


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I'm facing a stupid problem and I just can't think of a real solution.
The ParentID starts with "Zero", so Zero is always the top parent relationship.
Below that the ParentID can be = CID to represent another Parent relationship.
I need an output in a format of my choice, I like to use convertTo-Json where I can list a parent-to-child relationship.
I'm hoping for your help.
Above content doens not suffice the requirment to be a valid json. but you can treat each line as a json content the convert it. Do you have any code which you have attempted to acheive your output ?
"Identified Root (record with lowest parent ID):"
Similar to JS, add the "" and you are good to go.
I think I have expressed myself wrongly with my question.
I apologize for this as a matter of urgency.
In advance... The data as input comes out in JSON format, this is no problem.
What I need is some kind of Parent to Child setup.
By this I mean, I have the ParentID and listed below the Childs.
I hope I have now asked a more understandable question.
Thank you again for the effort and support.


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Qatar + 9 more
QRCS Launches Warm Winter Campaign 2019-2020
Qatar Red Crescent
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November 11th, 2019 ― Doha: Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) has launched the Warm Winter Campaign for the year 2019-2020. It targets QR 18 million worth of winterization aid for over 250,000 vulnerable beneficiaries. In a press briefing, the drive was declared in effect by Muhsen Abdullah Al-Maliki, Director of Communication, Dr. Mohamed Salah Ibrahim, Executive Director of Relief and International Development, and Yousef Mohamed Al-Awadi, Director of Financial Resources Development.
Remarks of Mr. Al-Maliki:
For 14 consecutive years, QRCS has every year launched a winterization camp to help the homeless and the displaced during the too cold winter. There are millions of children, women, patients, and old persons who suffer too much in the winter. QRCS is there for them, providing them with shelter, clothes, heating, and food.
By virtue of the benevolent donors in Qatar, this year we plan to expand our winterization aid projects, reaching out to over 250,000 beneficiaries, whether from expatriate workers in Qatar or the victims of disasters, war, storms, and famine in eight countries (Palestine, Jordan, Yemen, Iraq, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Sudan, and Somalia).
This is an appeal to those with merciful hearts and generous hands: Let's unite our efforts on this noble humanitarian endeavor, which will save the vulnerable from the wintertime suffering, and ensure ourselves the best reward from God.
Remarks of Dr. Ibrahim:
The Warm Winter campaign is driven by QRCS's humanitarian mission and the long-established Qatari culture of benevolence and giving.
This year, we look forward to implementing winterization relief operations at a total cost of QR 18 million, for the benefit of over 250,000 persons.
In Qatar, winterization bags will be provided, with the basic needs of workers in the winter. These include gloves, hats, socks, scarves, and blankets, to be distributed to 2,500 workers at worksites.
Out of Qatar, food parcels will be provided in Palestine, Yemen, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Sudan, Somalia, and Jordan (Syrian and Palestinian refugees). Each parcel contains local food staples in the respective host countries. For a five-member family, a parcel can last for a whole month. The total number of target beneficiaries exceeds 100,000.
Also, other forms of aid will include shelter, nonfood items (NFIs), heating, and winter clothes for adults and kids. Among the items to be distributed are jackets, shoes, gloves, hats, socks, wool scarves, blankets, mattresses, straw mats, carpets, umbrellas, gas heaters, and heating oil.
Around 150,000 persons will benefit from these distributions, which will be executed by our foreign missions in the host countries, in coordination with the fellow National Societies and concerned international humanitarian agencies.
Remarks of Mr. Al-Awadi:
We would like to thank the Regulatory Authority for Charitable Activities (RACA) for helping with all the administrative preparations for the launch. Thanks also go to the donors who contributed to the previous editions of the campaign. As usual, we expect to raise more funds to help our brothers and sisters, utilizing the power of charity.
An Arabic-English brochure has been published, including all the project details, host countries, number of beneficiaries, donation shares, and means of donation. A webpage dedicated to the campaign has been created on QRCS's website.
Here are the ways that everyone can choose from to donate to the campaign:
1. Call hotlines (16002 – 66644822)
2. Call for home visit (66666364)
3. Donate with QRCS agents at malls & shopping centers (such as Landmark, Villaggio, Hyatt Plaza, Ezdan Mall, Gulf Mall, Al-Khor Mall, and Al-Meera hypermarkets)
4. Make remittance via Barwa Bank (IBAN: QA26BRWA000000000100000002005)
5. Send SMS with "W" to donate as follows: 92216 (QR 100) – 92402 (QR 150) – 92552 (QR 250) – 92869 (QR 350) – 92092 (QR 500)
6. Visit QRCS's headquarters (Old Slata) or Al-Khor branch
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About Qatar Red Crescent (QRCS)
Established in 1978, Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) is a humanitarian volunteering organization that aims to assist and empower vulnerable individuals and communities without partiality or discrimination. QRCS is a member of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, which consists of the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), and 191 National Societies. QRCS is also a member of several GCC, Arab, and Islamic organizations, such as the Islamic Committee of International Crescent and the Arab Red Crescent and Red Cross Organization (ARCO). In this legally recognized capacity, QRCS has access to disaster and conflict zones, thus serving as an auxiliary to the State of Qatar in its humanitarian efforts — a role that distinguishes it from other local charities and NGOs. QRCS operates both locally and internationally and has ongoing international relief and development projects in a number of countries throughout the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and Europe. QRCS's humanitarian actions include providing support in disaster preparedness, disaster response, risk reduction, and disaster recovery. To mitigate the impact of disasters and improve the livelihoods of affected populations, QRCS provides medical services, healthcare, and social development to local communities. It is also active at the humanitarian advocacy front. With the help of a vast network of trained, committed staff and volunteers, QRCS aspires to improve the lives of vulnerable people by mobilizing the power of humanity. QRCS works under the umbrella of the seven international humanitarian principles: Humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity, and universality.
Qatar Red Crescent Society
Shelter and Non-Food Items
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As you know, 2012 lunations will emphasize the Aries/Libra (1/7), Taurus/Scorpio (2/8), and Gemini/Sagittarius (3/9) polarities and houses with all their usual concerns and issues.
neg: total inappropriateness of impulse and act; conjoins US Secondary Progressed Mars Rx--a Full Moon brings a culmination of some kind--US troops (SP Mars) pull back (Rx) from Afghan villages as Pres. Karzai requests? Yet perhaps his request is for public consumption only! More police actions on US soil are on America's Mars Rx menu as well, sorry to say.
neg: unnecessary acceptance of self-inferiority.
Now speaking of topics relating to Earth's silvery satellite, here's a suggested post on Saturn and the Moon's South Node with South Node being a Saturnian point in any horoscope.
Plus, you'll never haplessly wander astray from Luna's intuitional path by visiting your Auntie Moon...definitely a recommended destination on the Web.
And here are a few astro-notes concerning Spring Equinox 2012 (aka, Aries Ingress with Sun @ 00Ari00:00) which arrives this very week although warm temperatures have preceeded it--in Georgia, we expect more 80+-degree days coming up!
For a few Campaign 2012 astro-notes you may wish to check out Candidates' Sun-Moon personality blends though a brokered convention for the GOP seems likely since the 2012 offerings from the Party of Special Interests are quite shabby which makes me wonder if they're aiming for the White House in 2016 instead--you know, like 'the Elder and the Unread' duo the GOP 'ran' against Bilderberg favorite, Barack Obama, in 2008.
Yes, the name of Jeb Bush comes annoyingly to mind...annoying, after 8 disastrous years of Bush-Cheney neoconnism which include the Attacks of 9/11, the Constituion-busting 'Patriot' Act and boondoggling 'Homeland Security' money pit, Bush's Hurricane Katrina sorriness, two pre-emptive wars still being fought on credit card, the unfunded presciption drug mandate, No Child Left Behind which has weakened our schools and the future prospects of our children, and Financial Collapse 2008 which must be the largest financial heist in history and has led to the Bush Depression.
Plus, I suspect you can easily add other items to Bush's list, can't you?
The November Eclipse degree itself is at apex (focal point) of a YOD (crisis; Finger of God pattern in the horoscope indicating paradoxical and/or dire situations which demand attention and correct action.
How often do you suppose correct action is taken by Washington politicians in spite of what it may mean for re-election goals and power-grabbing purposes? Seldom if ever? Yeah, that's what I thought, too.
Mars/Saturn = Moon (the people): illness; weakness of will; moodiness or depression; with Sun (leadership): an inability to meet all demands or to master all situations (so often of DC's own making--jc); illness or death.
Saturn/Pluto = Moon: cold feelings; melancholy; tragedy; with Sun: sparing no pains in one's work (will the powers-that-be again sway public sentiment bwo false flag ops as with 9/11 and the Saturn/Pluto opposition? Mars and Pluto are conjoined in the eclipse horoscope indicating force, zealotry, and war weaponry--jc); renunciation; privation; physical toil and overexertion.
Venus/Pluto = Moon: overly intense emotions; strong creative powers; (in Mundane Astrology, contacts between evaluating Venus and wealthy Pluto can have revenge and/or bankruptcy connotations--jc); with Sun: great creativity; peculiar relationships.
A current don't-miss from economist Paul Krugman: The Power of Plutocratic Pettiness.
**From Henry Brook Adams' quote which astutely defines the practice of Politics--and We the People are the dupes and pawns they organize against in order to gain wealth and retain power, and to make it all possible, they keep the people divided and conquered. "R v D"? Puh!
All midpoint pictures from Reinhold Ebertin's The Combination of Stellar Influences.
The term 'SuperMoon' is happily credited to master astrologer Richard Nolle of AstroPro.


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Q: Upgraded Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04 and JupyterLab won't respect my config file I've had jupyterlab running on this Ubuntu machine for over a year, never really had any issues with it.  I had created a configuration file that forced a password, specified cert and key files, listened on any interface (since it's not exposed anywhere but my LAN), possibly one or two other tweaks.  JL was also started at boot with systemd.
I upgraded from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04 today and suddenly, JL will not honor my configuration file.  It's listening on localhost only, no password protection, https doesn't respond, even simple port modifications don't get applied.
I disabled the systemd service and started troubleshooting manually; literally making no progress at all.  I backed up my config file and ran the command to create a new one.  With the new config file, all I changed was the port.  Started JL manually and it listens on the default port of 8888.  I launch JL with the --config=[full path] and it still completely ignores it.  I thought maybe it was a permissions issue, but the config file has the right owner and group (same as it's always been as far as I know) and it's 644 so I would assume all should be good there, not to mention, I created a whole new file.  I even went so far as to remove all jupyter packages via pip3 and reinstall, no joy.
So it seems to me the config file is being ignored no matter what I do.  When I manually run it, I really don't get much information, i.e. I'm not getting an error that says "failed to read configuration file, falling back to defaults" or anything like that.  These 2 warnings are all that comes up when I run it manually:
/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/requests/__init__.py:89: RequestsDependencyWarning: urllib3 (1.26.4) or chardet (4.0.0) doesn't match a supported version!
  warnings.warn("urllib3 ({}) or chardet ({}) doesn't match a supported "
/home/buee/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/jupyter_server/transutils.py:13: FutureWarning: The alias `_()` will be deprecated. Use `_i18n()` instead.
  warnings.warn(warn_msg, FutureWarning)

But I'm pretty sure I caused this myself in the troubleshooting process.
Anyone have any ideas?  Am I looking at a bug or pebkac?

A: Assuming that your current version is 3.x, and you previous version was 2.x you need to migrate the configuration files to new locations, as there was a change to the underlying infrastructure (which will help in maintenance and give you more benefits down the line in the future), mostly:

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*renaming jupyter_notebook_config.py file to jupyter_server_config.py, and

*renaming c.NotebookApp traits to c.ServerApp;

*in addition, some traits may be deprecated or moved to more appropriate apps (e.g. LabApp/ServerApp etc); follow run-time messages in the terminal (after opening the app) to adjust your configuration as needed.

See jupyter-server documentation for more details.


Prince Rupert's Crest Hotel is situated on a high promontory overlooking the inner harbour. It offers comfortable and convenient accommodation close to downtown Prince Rupert and yet with lovely views. It has a good restaurant as well as a bar. It is still owned by its original owners and prides itself on its attention to detail.
All rooms have 1 queen or 2 double beds, complimentary local calls and wi-fi as well as Aveda bath products, 42″ LCD Flat screen television, Hypo-allergenic feather down duvets & pillows and opening windows.
Harbour view rooms – have One King or Two Double Heavenly Sleep beds by Serta.
The best views in town.


The world is filled with people who don't like breakfast. I should know, I was one of them. From the time I was in high school till my mid-twenties I scowled at the idea of having anything other than coffee before noon. I wasn't hungry before then and oddly, I felt that when I did eat breakfast I was hungrier throughout the day. I'm not the only person who has experienced this. If you google "breakfast makes me hungry" you'll find 2,930,000 results; a mashup of things including studies trying to debunk the idea that breakfast is important and posts on forums from people writing that breakfast makes them eat more instead of less (contrary to what some experts claim).
I started eating breakfast for a few reasons. I found it improved my workouts by giving me the fuel to go longer and harder. If I have a healthy breakfast I feel compelled to make better food choices at other meals. It also keeps my blood sugar from dropping. Becoming a breakfast lover wasn't easy. I don't like being hungry but I don't particularly care for the feeling of being full either. That's how I got into smoothies and shakes for the a.m. They allow me to get enough nutrients and digest fast but (using the right ingredients) leave me satisfied.
The protein iced latte was my first invention; a recipe made to feed my desire to stick to my old routine of a soy latte but gave me the nutrition I was looking for. It's the perfect compromise for the person who doesn't do the whole avocado toast thing. It's even a good pick me up in the afternoon. Here's how to make one.
1 cup of brewed coffee + 1 cup of nut milk + 1 scoop of vanilla or chocolate protein powder + 4-5 ice cubes + *optional: sweetener | additional supplements, like hemp, ground flax seed, ginseng, etc.
Add all ingredients into a blender and mix on frappe speed. Slowly pour into glass so foam slides out last, and then enjoy.
Now it's your turn. Tell us, are you a breakfast person? Why or why not?
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"hcheck.sql" is a custom script available in <Note:136697.1> which can be executed to help check for potential DB data dictionary inconsistencies. If the script detects something unusual it will output one or more HCK* codes along with some additional information.
This article discusses the hcheck error HCKW-0001 , what it means and possible actions and causes .
This note is aimed at those with reasonable data dictionary experience giving summary information about the specific HCK code only. The DB data dictionary is complex and should not be attempting to be updated manually. In particular note that some HCK messages may be output for valid dictionary content.


For investigation of the Korean ciliate fauna, two oxytrichid ciliates, Histriculus histrio (Müller, 1773) and Sterkiella thompsoni Foissner, 1996, were collected from freshwater and brackish waters in South Korea, respectively. These two ciliates are reported for the first time in Korea. Descriptions were based on observations of live and silver stained specimens. Diagnoses of these species are as follows. Histriculus histrio : body is approximately 190×85 ㎛ in size, almost ellipsoidal in shape, posterior part rather thin and very translucent. Cortical granules are absent. Both marginal rows are almost confluent at the posterior end. Six dorsal kineties are present. Sterkiella thompsoni : body is approximately 140×50 ㎛ in size. Body margins are usually in parallel. Cortical granules are absent. Invariably, four dorsal kineties are present. Two caudal cirri are located on the dorsal surface. Three ellipsoidal macronuclear nodules are present.
To date, more than 440 species in 45 oxytrichid genera have been described worldwide; however, approximately 170 species are considered valid (Berger, 1999; Lynn, 2008). Two species of oxytrichid ciliates, representing two genera, Histriculus and Sterkiella , which were not previously known in Korea, are investigated. Both genera are similar in the following characteristics: typical 18 fronto-ventral-transverse cirral pattern, adoral zone of membranelles formed like a question mark, undulating membranes in an Oxytricha pattern, and frontoventral cirri in a V-shaped pattern. However, genus Histriculus is characterized by one right and one left marginal cirral row, confluence in the posterior, six dorsal kineties, and absence of caudal cirri. In contrast with Histriculus , genus Sterkiella has one right and one left marginal cirral row, which are separated in posterior and caudal cirri (Berger, 1999).
In Korea, 22 species of 13 oxytrichid genera from freshwater, soil, and marine habitats have been described so far (Shin and Kim, 1988, 1993, 1994, 1996; Kwon and Shin, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2010; Jo et al., 2005; Gong and Choi, 2007; Gong et al., 2007). For elucidation of Korean ciliate fauna, two oxytrichid ciliates, Histriculus histrio and Sterkiella thompsoni , are newly described in this study with detailed illustrations and photographs.
Specimens of Histriculus histrio were collected from a small stream (37°03′50′′N, 129°02′35′′E) near Yooksong-Jung, Suckpo-myeon, Bonghwa-gun, Kyungpook Prov., South Korea on 13 November 2007. Specimens of Sterkiella thompsoni were collected from brackish-water (35°33′27′′N, 129°18′24′′E) in the Taehwa River, Ulsan, on 28 March 2009. Water samples were taken from water plants, algal mat, sand, and detritus in the littoral zones of the stream and river. Samples were moved to the laboratory, and maintained within a cool bag in order to prevent the temperature from rising. Ciliates were isolated from the raw culture in a petri-dish at room temperature.
Shape and body size, food vacuoles, cytoplasm, oral apparatus, and cortical granules were observed from live specimens. Silver impregnation was performed as described by Wilbert (1975) and Shin and Kim (1993). Counts and measurements on silver impregnated specimens were conducted at a magnification of ×1,000. Live specimens were drawn using Adobe Illustrator ® (Adobe, San Jose, CA, USA) based on images captured with a camera. The classification scheme used was in accordance with those of Corliss (1979) and Lynn (2008).
Histrio erethisticus: Kahl, 1932: 615.
Histrio histrio: Kahl, 1932: 615; Wang and Nie, 1933: 62.
Histriculus histrio: Berger and Foissner, 1997: 137; Berger, 1999: 647.
Morphometrical characterization of Histriculus histrio (H.h.) and Sterkiella thompsoni (S.t.). Data are based on live (L) and impregnated specimens (S).Measurements are in micrometers.A(Z)M, adoral (zone of) membranelles; CC, caudal cirri; CV, coefficient of variation in %; DK, dorsal kinety; Ma, macronucleus (pl. macronuclei); Max, maximum; Mean, arithmetic mean; (L/R) MC, (left and right) marginal cirri; Med, median value; Mi, micronucleus (pl. micronuclei); Min, minimum; n, population; SD, standard deviation; SE, standard error of arithmetic mean; TC, transverse cirri; UM, undulating membranes.
Morphometrical characterization of Histriculus histrio (H.h.) and Sterkiella thompsoni (S.t.). Data are based on live (L) and impregnated specimens (S).	Measurements are in micrometers.	A(Z)M, adoral (zone of) membranelles; CC, caudal cirri; CV, coefficient of variation in %; DK, dorsal kinety; Ma, macronucleus (pl. macronuclei); Max, maximum; Mean, arithmetic mean; (L/R) MC, (left and right) marginal cirri; Med, median value; Mi, micronucleus (pl. micronuclei); Min, minimum; n, population; SD, standard deviation; SE, standard error of arithmetic mean; TC, transverse cirri; UM, undulating membranes.
Histriculus histrio from live (A) and impregnated specimens (B C). A Ventral view of a typical individual; B Ventral view of general infraciliature; C Dorsal kineties and nuclei. Scale bar=50 ㎛.
rapidly thus appeared to be trembling.
Adoral zone of membranelles covering about 50% of body length composed of 40-58 adoral membranelles. Buccal area flat. Undulating membranes in typical Oxytricha pattern; paroral and endoral membranes straight or slightly curved and arranged side by side, sometimes intersected in distal portion.
Usually three frontal cirri distinctly enlarged, sometimes 4 in number ( Fig.2 F). Buccal cirrus located at the anterior end of paroral. Four frontoventral cirri arranged in a typical V-shape. Postoral ventral cirri 3 in number. Transverse cirri very prominent in stained specimens, about 40 ㎛ long and almost 5 in number, with some variation in number ( Fig.2 G, H); rightmost transverse cirrus separated from the other 4 transverse cirri which arranged in an obliquely oriented row. One right marginal row with 33-51 cirri; 1 left marginal row with 23-35 cirri; marginal rows almost confluent at posterior end ( Fig.2 D). Six dorsal kineties present with dorsal bristles 5-6 ㎛ in length ( Figs.1 C, 2 E). Caudal cirri absent ( Figs. 1 C, 2 B).
Two ellipsoidal macronuclear nodules, 30-50×10-20 ㎛ in impregnated specimens, located along median line of cell. Two ellipsoidal micronuclei, 8-20 ㎛×10 ㎛ in impregnated specimens, each located near macronuclear nodule ( Figs. 1C , 2 C, E).
Europe (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, Russia, Slovakia, Spain), North America (U.S.A) and Asia (China, present study in Korea).
Histriculus histrio (Müller, 1773) was originally characterized by its body size, elliptical body shape, and prominent transverse cirri. The Korean population of H. histrio basically agrees with the original description and subsequent redescriptions, except for the transverse cirri, which protrude slightly beyond the posterior cell margin in the Korean population ( Fig.1 A, B). H. histrio is similar to H. sphagni (Stokes, 1891) in body size; however, the former differs from the latter by having 3 (vs. 4) frontal cirri and 6 (vs. 5) dorsal kineties (Berger, 1999).
Histriculus histrio from life (A-C) and impregnated specimens (D-H). A Cytoplasm with food vacuoles; B D Ventral view of a typical individual. Arrowhead denotes large marginal cirri at the anterior part of the left marginal cirral row; C Macronuclear and micronuclei (arrowheads); E Dorsal kineties (arrowheads); F Variation of frontal cirri; G H Variation of transverse cirri. Scale bars=50 ㎛.
Sterkiella thompsoni from live (A) and impregnated specimens (B C). A Ventral view of a typical individual; B Ventral view of general infraciliature; C Dorsal kineties and nuclear apparatus. Scale bar=70 ㎛.
Sterkiella thompsoniFoissner, 1996: 112; Berger, 1999:679.
Body size in live specimens 110-150×40-50 ㎛, usually about 140×50 ㎛, length : width ratio 3 : 1 on average. Dorso-ventrally flattened. Body margins usually in parallel, anterior end broadly rounded, posterior end narrowly rounded ( Figs. 3 A, 4 A, B, C). Pellicle rather rigid. Contractile vacuoles slightly above mid-body at left margin of cell with collecting canals. Cytoplasm colorless; containing many small crystals on dorsal side and colorless fat globules 2-5 ㎛. Food vacuoles up to 10 ㎛ in diameter, typically containing green algae, diatoms and flagellates ( Fig.4 C). Locomotion by swimming or by crawling over surfaces.
Adoral zone of membranelles about 33% of body length composed of 30-35 membranelles. Buccal area flat. Undulating membranes in Oxytricha -pattern; the paroral and endoral membranes slightly curved and almost in parallel ( Figs. 3 B, 4 D).
Three enlarged frontal cirri. Buccal cirrus near anterior end of undulating membrane. Four frontoventral cirri on right of cell median, in typical V-shape. Three postoral ventral cirri, longitudinally arranged. Two pre-transverse cirri. Five or six enlarged transverse cirri in J-shaped row near posterior end of cell. One right marginal cirral row with 21-37 marginal cirri, 1 left marginal row with 20-25 cirri; marginal rows distinctly separated posteriorly ( Figs. 3 B, 4 D). Invariably 4 dorsal kineties, dorsal bristles 3-5 ㎛ long ( Figs. 3 C, 4 F). Two caudal cirri located on dorsal surface ( Figs. 3 C, 4 D).
Three ellipsoidal macronuclear nodules located slightly left of median, anterior nodule 15-30×12-30 ㎛ in impregnated specimens. One to three spherical micronuclei, 1.5-2.0 ㎛ in diameter and located near macronuclear nodules ( Figs. 3 C, 4 E).
Photomicrographs of Sterkiella thompsoni from live (A-C) and impregnated specimens (D-F). A Ventral view of a typical individual using differential interference contrast microscopy; B Somatic ciliature on the ventral side; C Cytoplasm with many food vacuoles; D Ventral views showing infraciliature and caudal cirri (arrowheads); E Ventral views showing the infraciliature and nuclear apparatus. Arrowheads denote micronuclei; F Dorsal kineties (arrowhead). Scale bars=100 ㎛.
sner, 1996; Berger, 1999). In general, possession of 3 macronuclear nodules is a rare characteristic in hypotrich ciliates and can be used for separation of S. thompsoni from congeneric species, such as S. histriomuscorum (2 nodules) and S. cavicola (4 nodules). Dorsal kineties of S. thompsoni have only 4 rows, like the pattern in Urosomoida , which has an unfragmented kinety 3; however other characteristics, like an inflexible body, a lack of cortical granules, and an adoral zone of membranelles coincide with those of the genus Sterkiella .
This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea Grant funded by the Korean Government (No.2009-0077263, M. K. Shin), and "The Survey of Korean Indigenous Species" supported by the National Institute of Biological Resources (NIBR) of Korea.
 CB Kwon , and MK Shin , "First Records of Two Aquatic Oxytrichid Ciliates (Ciliophora: Sporadotrichida: Oxytrichidae) from Korea", Animal Systematics, Evolution and Diversity, vol. 1, no. 1, Mar 2011.


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CROSSINGS installation at the Perlman Museum: 38' video and 6 tons of river rock.
Our installation, CROSSINGS, calls attention to this global crises. Under boundless skies and beautiful landscapes are borders and fences. The numbering of rocks and the scrolling of numbers in the video underscores the staggering amount of refugees. How many steps must these people take to reach a place they can call home?
My feet are cold, wet and heavy from long wading in a river. Now I shall go walk on dry land. I went along a spur of railroad tracks, out of a town and out of that phase of my life.


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Drew Lynch "America's Got Talent" Video: Stuttering Comedian Gets TWO Standing Ovations In Semifinals — WATCH!
by Elvis3	| Posted on September 1, 2015 December 30, 2018
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The "America's Got Talent" season 10 semifinals began on Tuesday, and Drew Lynch once again proved to be a favorite among the judges. Watch the video below!
The stuttering comedian, who was Howie Mandel's Golden Buzzer choice on the season premiere earlier this year, said that going from the quarterfinals to now the semifinals was like a "golden buzzer from America." But while there's no Golden Buzzer still at play, he received the next closest thing this time when Howie Mandel and Heidi Klum gave him not one, but two standing ovations. And it was after an act that once again used Lynch's stutter to hilarious effect.
Lynch explained, "I realized that when I talk on the phone it sounds like bad reception," and admitted, "My voice is so high that they think that I'm a woman." He went on to recount a phone call with a bill collector that was, uh, challenged to say the least, but on both sides. As Lynch tried to explain that he was attempting to pay an overdue bill AND get the operator to stop getting to call "him ma'am," he ultimately (and hysterically) yelled in frustration, "I'm two weeks late and I'm not a woman!"
As Lynch did a mic drop, Mandel and Klum rose to their feet. "You are my guy, Drew. You make me so proud," Mandel said. And, referring to the contestant saying in his pre-performance package that people like him because he shows his "vulnerabilities," the judge disagreed, saying, "People like you because you show your strength. You show how you can overcome. You are so funny. Everybody in this room loves you. Everybody in America loves you."
Klum gushed that she's a "really huge fan of yours," and declared, "I think you have a true chance at becoming a great comedian." Howard Stern said, "Drew, we all root for you, what you represent and what you do is so fabulous. We've really enjoyed watching you week after week."
And Mel B told Lynch, "You have so many things going for you — you're likeable, you're funny, you're entertaining. And I sit here thinking, damn, I just wish they would give you more time… I just want to hear more jokes!" At the end, Lynch said how the feedback he gets makes the experience so validating, leading Mandel and Klum to stand and applaud him once more.
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The following list is designed to give you an idea of the kit children will need to bring with them on camp. They will be responsible for carrying their luggage to and from the camp site on arrival and departure, therefore we recommend sticking to the list as much as possible so children only carry what they really need for their trip. Recommended items are optional, so it's fine if children don't have them, but would be useful if they do.
Large rucksack / holdall (avoid wheeled suitcases if possible).
Warm clothes to sleep in (please remember even in the summer camping can be cold at night, so layers are essential).
Sturdy shoes or boots, eg. Walking boots, or old trainers for activities.
Trainers (not plimsolls) for evenings. (No sandals / crocs. You can bring flip flops for the showers).
Toiletries including toothpaste, toothbrush, roll-on deodorant, (if required – not aerosol). All preferably in a named wash-bag.
• Towel (additional towel needed if kayaking).
• Torch and spare batteries.
• Book / cards / game (nothing electronic or valuable) to enjoy during down time.
• Mobile phones, tablets, electronic games consoles etc.
PLEASE ENSURE YOUR CHILD PACKS THEIR OWN BAG SO THEY KNOW WHAT THEY HAVE AND WHERE TO FIND IT WHEN THEY ARRIVE.
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This recipe can be made up to 2 days before, omitting the oysters which can be added just before serving.
Place all ingredients except vodka and oysters in a blender with 10 ice cubes and blend until smooth.
Add vodka and process until combined.
Divide mixture among the 8 shot glasses. Top each glass with an oyster if using.


As a leader in high technology, Fujitsu had a suite of new, innovative products to showcase at the upcoming trade fair in Hanover, Germany.
The theme "What mankind can dream, technology can achieve" provided the inspiration for the development of the design concept. The 20'x 30' custom exhibit was strategically divided to create multiple areas, while maintaining an open floor plan that encouraged the traffic flow of visitors. These functional spaces were comprised of a reception area to greet VIP prospects and introduce them to the right specialists; a display area to show and demonstrate new products and a VIP bar area that facilitated relaxed business conversations.


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Henning Kvitnes (born 13 May 1958) is a singer/songwriter from Tistedal, Halden in Norway. His debut came with The Ice Cream Band, but he later found bigger success as a solo artist.

Biography
Kvitnes first made a name for himself in 1978, with The Ice Cream Band, who warmed up for Elvis Costello at Chateau Neuf in Oslo. The band soon changed name to The Young Lords. As a member of The Young Lords he released his first album, Same Shit - New Wrapping in 1980. In 1991 he released his first album in Norwegian, titled Veien hjem.

Kvitnes has during his career collaborated with several of Norway's most famous musicians, Åge Aleksandersen, Arve Tellefsen, Steinar Albrigtsen and Claudia Scott, to mention a few.

In 2007 he won a Norwegian Grammy, Spellemannsprisen, for his album Stemmer i gresset. He has also won Norsk artistsforbunds ærespris, an annual honorary title given out to stand out musicians.

Discography
1980 - Same Shit - New Wrapping (with The Young Lords)
1981 - We Like to Watch (with Saturday Cowboys)
1982 - Little Big Horn - Live (with Saturday Cowboys)
1982 - The Tunnel (with Henning Kvitnes Next Step)
1984 - Open Roads (with Next Step)
1987 - Back to Little Eden (with Henning Kvitnes Little Eden)
1988 - Solitude Road (with Little Eden)
1989 - Everyday Life (with Little Eden)
1991 - Veien hjem
1991 - Songs people play (Greatest hits album)
1993 - Postcards from life
1995 - Godt Vann
1996 - Tida bare kommer (de beste)
1998 - Evig eies (kun et dårlig rykte)
1999 - Heartland
2001 - Scandicana
2003 - På godt norsk
2004 - Bare vente litt på sjelen
2005 - Manda' morra - 14 sanger av Stein Ove Berg
2006 - Ut av veggen
2007 - Stemmer i gresset
2009 - Tid for latskap
2010 - For sånne som oss - de beste
2010 - Bortkomne julestjerner med Koret på Botsen
2012 - Ingen tid å miste
2014 - Jada, vi elsker...

References

External links
 Official homepage
 Henning Kvitnes on MySpace

1958 births
Living people
Norwegian musicians
Spellemannprisen winners
Musicians from Halden

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Q: AngularJS: JSONP request to a service without a callback. Why does this work? Using AngularJS, I am sending a JSONP request to a server, which does not return anything.  The success callback still gets executed.  Does anyone know why?  Does it just add an empty script to the page?
I have this on the frontend:
$scope.send = function(forms){
    $http.jsonp('http://myserver.com/write.php?formsJSON='+JSON.stringify(forms)).success(alert('Saved on server'));
                }

And this backend:
<?php
if (!(isset($_GET['formsJSON']))) {
    exit("formsJSON not set, exiting...");
}
$file = 'people.txt';
file_put_contents($file, $_GET['formsJSON']);
?>

A: alert('Saved on server') runs right away. You need to wrap it with a function that will be executed later.
.success( function(response){ alert('Saved on server'); } );


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Q: Convert glmer output (logit regression) to probabilities I have data such as this. I am running glm on all the Q variables.
dat <- read_table2("condition   school  Q5_3    Q6  Q7_1    Q7_2    Q7_3    Q7_4    Q13_1   Q13_2   Q13_3
0   A   1   1   1   1   1   1   0   1   1
1   B   1   0   0   NA  NA  NA  NA  1   1
1   C   1   0   1   1   1   1   0   1   1
1   A   0   0   0   NA  NA  NA  NA  1   1
1   B   1   0   0   NA  NA  NA  NA  1   1
0   C   1   1   1   1   1   0   0   0   0
0   A   0   0   0   NA  NA  NA  NA  NA  NA
0   B   1   1   1   1   1   1   1   1   1
0   C   1   1   0   NA  NA  NA  NA  1   0
0   A   1   0   0   NA  NA  NA  NA  1   0
0   B   1   0   1   1   0   1   1   NA  NA
0   C   1   0   1   1   1   1   1   1   0
1   A   1   1   1   1   0   1   0   1   1
1   B   0   0   0   NA  NA  NA  NA  1   1
0   C   1   0   0   NA  NA  NA  NA  NA  NA
")

This is the loop that I am using to pull out the coefficients that I want.
# We only need the condition and school
# Apply
models <- function(x)
{
  model1 <- glmer(x~ (1|school) + condition ,data=dat , family = binomial, na.action = na.exclude)
  return(model1)
}

y <- apply(dat[,-c(1,2)],2,models)
#Extract results
extract <- function(x)
{
  z <- as.data.frame(summary(x)$coefficient)
  z$id <- rownames(z)
  z <- z[,c(dim(z)[2],1:(dim(z)[2]-1))]
  rownames(z)<-NULL
  return(z)
}
#Extract summary with function
DF <- as.data.frame(do.call(rbind,lapply(y,extract)))
#Format variables
DF$var <- gsub("\\..*","",rownames(DF))
#Arrange columns
DF_glm <- DF[,c(dim(DF)[2],1:(dim(DF)[2]-1))]
rownames(DF)<-NULL

This loops works fine, but I need to convert the output (coefficients) from log odds to probabilities. Any suggestions on how to do this?

A: Bad news: there's not really any sensible way to convert coefficients of a logistic regression (which are on the log-odds-ratio or logit scale) to a probability scale.  The conversion from log-odds to probabilities depends on the baseline level, so to get probabilities you would have to make predictions of probabilities for specific cases: see e.g. this CrossValidated question.
Good news: exponentiating the coefficients gives you odds ratios, which are generally well understood and arguably easier to understand than the log-odds-ratio.
library(broom.mixed)
dd <- dat[,-c(1,2)]
## find (and drop) examples with no variation
uu <- apply(dd,2,function(x) length(unique(na.omit(x))))
modList <- apply(dd[,uu>1],2,models)
## generate list of models
purrr:::map_dfr(modList,tidy,
        effect="fixed",
        exponentiate=TRUE,.id="Q")

This gives you a table (tibble) with estimates on the odds ratio scale, standard errors, p-values etc. There are other options such as conf.int=TRUE if you want confidence intervals in the table. You can operate it with any of the tidyverse tools (e.g. %>% filter(term=="condition") if you're not interested in the intercepts).
Many of the answers in this example are kind of bogus, but that's because your data set is too small ... I hope your real data set is bigger than this ...

Explaining why you can't generally convert odds ratios to probabilities (without specifying a baseline) is really more of a statistical/CrossValidated question, but I'll give a short example based on the UCLA stats site

*

*Import data: scale the predictor variables for GRE and GPA to get more interpretable parameter values.

library(tidyverse)
dd <- (haven::read_dta("https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/stat/stata/dae/binary.dta")
    %>% mutate_at(c("gre","gpa"), ~drop(scale(.)))
)

*

*Fit the model and extract coefficients

m <- glm(admit~gre+gpa, family=binomial, dd)
cc <- coef(m)
## (Intercept)         gre         gpa
##  -0.8097503   0.3108184   0.2872088

*

*transforming:

plogis() is the built-in R function for the inverse logit (logistic) transformation.
Transforming the intercept parameter does make sense: it gives the predicted probability for an individual with baseline characteristics; since we have centered the predictors, this corresponds to an individual with the population mean GPA and GRE.
int_prob <- plogis(cc["(Intercept)"])  ## 0.307

We could also predict the probability for an individual with the mean GRE and a GPA one standard deviation above the mean (the units of the GPA parameter are "per standard deviation" because we scaled the GPA variable by its standard deviation):
gre_prob <- with(as.list(cc), plogis(`(Intercept)`+gre)) ## 0.3777

We could calculate the difference between these predictions, which is one way of specifying the effect of GRE on the probability scale:
gre_prob-int_prob ## 0.0698

However, it only applies for this particular comparison (an individual with mean GPA and GRE 1 SD above the mean compared to an individual with the mean GPA and GRE). The change in probability per unit GRE would be different if we started from a different baseline or made the prediction for a different GRE change.
You can logistic-transform the GRE coefficient if you want:
plogis(cc["gre"])  ## 0.577

What does this mean, though? It is the probability of success for an individual with a baseline log-odds of zero (which is not the individual with the average GPA and GRE) if you were then to increase their GRE by 1 standard deviation. Not something that's easy to explain ...
There are other rules of thumb/approximations for understanding the meaning of log-odds-ratios, e.g. the divide by 4 rule, but they all depend in some way on specifying a baseline level.

A: You can try this. You will get warnings because of your data:
library(lme4)
#Preprocess data
#If you omit NA variables will be constants so that the model
#can no be fitted and will produce error
#I set NA to zero in order to get models working
#Please check your data
dat[is.na(dat)] <- 0
# We only need the condition and school
# Apply
models <- function(x)
{
  model1 <- glmer(x~ (1|school) + condition ,data=dat , family = binomial, na.action = na.exclude)
  return(model1)
}

y <- apply(dat[,-c(1,2)],2,models)
#Extract results and we will extract the logs
extract <- function(x)
{
  z <- as.data.frame(summary(x)$coefficient)
  z$id <- rownames(z)
  z <- z[,c(dim(z)[2],1:(dim(z)[2]-1))]
  z$odds <- exp(z$Estimate)
  z$prob <- z$odds / (1 + z$odds)
  rownames(z)<-NULL
  return(z)
}

#Extract summary with function
DF <- as.data.frame(do.call(rbind,lapply(y,extract)))
#Format variables
DF$var <- gsub("\\..*","",rownames(DF))
#Arrange columns
DF_glm <- DF[,c(dim(DF)[2],1:(dim(DF)[2]-1))]
rownames(DF)<-NULL

You will get this:
            id      Estimate   Std. Error       z value   Pr(>|z|)         odds
1  (Intercept)  2.079442e+00 1.060660e+00  1.960517e+00 0.04993534 8.000000e+00
2    condition -1.386294e+00 1.369306e+00 -1.012407e+00 0.31134363 2.500000e-01
3  (Intercept) -2.231436e-01 6.708203e-01 -3.326428e-01 0.73940393 8.000000e-01
4    condition -1.386294e+00 1.284523e+00 -1.079229e+00 0.28048568 2.500000e-01
5  (Intercept)  2.231436e-01 6.708203e-01  3.326428e-01 0.73940394 1.250000e+00
6    condition -9.162907e-01 1.095445e+00 -8.364553e-01 0.40289882 4.000000e-01
7  (Intercept)  2.231436e-01 6.708203e-01  3.326428e-01 0.73940394 1.250000e+00
8    condition -9.162907e-01 1.095445e+00 -8.364553e-01 0.40289882 4.000000e-01
9  (Intercept) -2.231436e-01 6.708204e-01 -3.326428e-01 0.73940397 8.000000e-01
10   condition -1.386294e+00 1.284523e+00 -1.079229e+00 0.28048583 2.500000e-01
11 (Intercept) -2.231436e-01 6.708204e-01 -3.326428e-01 0.73940395 8.000000e-01
12   condition -4.700036e-01 1.095445e+00 -4.290527e-01 0.66788485 6.250000e-01
13 (Intercept) -7.440587e-01 1.454336e+00 -5.116141e-01 0.60892109 4.751814e-01
14   condition -5.938497e+04 2.739708e+07 -2.167566e-03 0.99827053 0.000000e+00
15 (Intercept)  2.231435e-01 6.708204e-01  3.326427e-01 0.73940398 1.250000e+00
16   condition  3.442056e+01 1.351269e+07  2.547276e-06 0.99999797 8.884999e+14
17 (Intercept) -1.252763e+00 8.017837e-01 -1.562470e+00 0.11817732 2.857143e-01
18   condition  3.800559e+01 2.739708e+07  1.387213e-06 0.99999889 3.203452e+16
        prob   var
1  0.8888889  Q5_3
2  0.2000000  Q5_3
3  0.4444444    Q6
4  0.2000000    Q6
5  0.5555556  Q7_1
6  0.2857143  Q7_1
7  0.5555556  Q7_2
8  0.2857143  Q7_2
9  0.4444444  Q7_3
10 0.2000000  Q7_3
11 0.4444444  Q7_4
12 0.3846154  Q7_4
13 0.3221173 Q13_1
14 0.0000000 Q13_1
15 0.5555556 Q13_2
16 1.0000000 Q13_2
17 0.2222222 Q13_3
18 1.0000000 Q13_3


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Collier Boy at the Welsh Mining Experience
The Black Gold Experience Underground Tour at the Welsh Mining Experience in Rhondda Heritage Park has a fascinating new feature.
Meet 12-year-old Joe as he completes this first day as a coal miner.
Whether you visit the Welsh Mining Experience as an individual, as part of a group tour or with your school class, you are sure to be moved by Joe's story.
Even more so when you discover he is not a fictional character, but Mountain Ash-born Joseph Keating, who went on to write an acclaimed novel about his life in the harsh underground world of coal mining.
At an age where children today are still settling into secondary school and their GCSEs seem a far-off milestone, Joseph joined the men working to search for Black Gold.
Here's more information you need to know about the lives of children – girls and boys – working in industrial Britain.
John Davies of Ferndale was a child miner like Joseph Keating
At one time, there were reportedly boys and girls aged as young as four working alongside men and women in the dark, dangerous conditions. They worked to operate the doors that kept the mine shafts ventilated, pulled the carts to and from the coal face and also helped the adult miners cut the coal. Read more
They had some pretty moving – and shocking – stories to tell about their time in the mines.
That all changed in 1843 when an Act of Parliament made it against the law for females and boys aged 10 and under to work in the coal mines.
The investigations that took place into children working in the UK mining industry were so harrowing, they promoted Charles Dickens to visit a mine to see the conditions for himself.
What he discovered during his time in the mines began as a written essay and report but soon turned into the classic A Christmas Carol.
Joseph Keating was born in Mountain Ash in 1871 to Irish Catholic Immigrant parents.
In the tradition of the times, the house he lived in was in Nixons Row, not the official name of the road, but the name given by occupants in honour of the man who built the row of homes – he later moved to Cardiff Street into one of the big, boxy houses that were known as The Barracks.
His time as a child in the colliery was described in his 1916 novel My Struggle for Life, in which he also described his varied working life which included work as a pit boy, a gardener, a clerk and a travelling salesman.
He settled on journalism and writing and his biggest success was the stage adaptation of his 1913 novel A Perfect Wife, which was adapted into the 1914 West End play Peggy And Her Husband.
The violence of World War One turned Keating's attention to politics and he strived to become an Aberdare MP but never achieved this. He did become a local councillor. He died in 1934.
My Struggle for Life has been compared to its contemporary novel – James Joyce's A Portrait of The Artist As A Young Man which was published in the same year – as both follow the same literary pattern of a memoir.
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April is already shaping up to be a busy month here in Nicland.
This month View From a Walking Frame will turn two! I can hardly believe it, so I'm trying to plan something to mark the occasion, watch this space!
I'm also taking part in Camp NANOWRIMO this month, which is by the same people behind National Novel Writing Month in November. In November participants try and writing 50,000 words of a novel in 3o days. During Camp, you set your own writing goal, and over the course of the next 30 days I plan on trying to write 60,000 words. Wish me luck, I might just need it.
I've also got a trip planned to see an old friend, and a couple of things planned to do with my family too.
Oh man, I think I need a cup of tea (or two, or three!
Hi Nic, I just found your blog because you mentoined having CP over at the NaNoWriMo boards and since I've got ICP myself (it affects my legs) I just couldn't resist looking at your profil and discovering your blog.
I just wanted to wish you good luck with NaNo (also that panda hoodie at your profile pic looks really nice).
Hi! My CP affects my legs and my left arm. Good luck for NaNo too! Let me know how you get on. I love the panda hoodie too!
Happy blogiversary! You were one of the first bloggers I ever encountered when I launched my own blog a few weeks before yours and I have very much enjoyed getting to know you better and learning more about your life with CP.
I can't believe it's been two years either. Where does the time go?
Best wishes for the next two years. I hope your blog grows from strength to strength.
Thank you so much! I hope your blog grows and grows too. I always look forward to you posts and you've taught me so much about ME/CFS.