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A dedicated new authority has been established to lead the design and delivery of the transformational Suburban Rail Loop, bringing together expertise in transport, planning, social and economic development.
The Suburban Rail Loop Authority (SRLA) provides a unique career opportunity to join a city-shaping infrastructure project in its early stages and to help shape the best transport and precinct outcomes for Melbourne and Victoria.
Suburban Rail Loop will change the way people move around Melbourne and improve the liveability of key growth areas, with better connections to health, education, employment and retail hubs as well as links to key regional centres. It includes a new orbital rail line connecting every major railway line from the Frankston line to the Werribee line, with a connection to Melbourne Airport, and includes several new stations and integrated precinct development.
SRLA is recruiting a wide range of positions to deliver all aspects of this significant project, including Precinct Design & Development Directors, Senior Project Engineers, Project Managers & Subject Matter Experts.
We are building strong capability in multiple areas including tunnelling, precinct development, land, planning and environmental management, rail, safety, traffic management, rail operations, mechanical and electrical engineering, corporate and stakeholder engagement - to progress work on stage one from Box Hill to Cheltenham – for more details visit: https://careers.vic.gov.au/jobs/suburban-rail-loop-authority

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Memorial Day Flowers - Fort Custer National Cemetery
Despite being popular for the three-day weekend, the beginning of BBQ season, and being time to dust off your summer wardrobe, Memorial Day is a historically rich holiday honoring our fallen soldiers. (We really hope you already knew this.) The roots of Memorial Day reach back to Warrenton, Virginia in 1861. According to the Richmond Times-Dispatch, this was the location of the first Civil War soldier's grave ever to be decorated. As time went on the practice started to become more prevalent. In 1865, following Lincoln's assassination, commemorations had become widespread. In 1868 Gen. Logan ordered his posts to decorate graves "with the choicest flowers of springtime" and declared "We should guard their graves with sacred vigilance. All that the consecrated wealth and taste of the Nation can add to their adornment and security is but a fitting tribute to the memory of her slain defenders. Let no wanton foot tread rudely on such hallowed grounds. Let pleasant paths invite the coming and going of reverent visitors and fond mourners. Let no neglect, no ravages of time, testify to the present or to the coming generations that we have forgotten as a people the cost of a free and undivided republic."
"Decoration Day" was the original holiday name until after World War II. "Memorial Day" then became the more common name but was not made official by Federal law until 1967. Congress and President Lyndon Johnson had declared Waterloo, N.Y., the "birthplace" of Memorial Day in 1966. In 1971 Memorial Day was declared a national holiday by an act of congress when it was also moved from May 30 to the last Monday in May, giving us the notorious three-day weekend. In December 2000 President Bill Clinton signed "The National Moment of Remembrance Act" with the purpose of encouraging all Americans to pause for a minute of silence at 3pm local time on Memorial Day. We encourage you to participate.
Memorial Day Flowers-Fort Custer
This year, Plumeria Botanical Boutique has partnered with the Memorial Day Flowers Foundation to place roses on grave markers and hand out flowers to visitors and veterans at Fort Custer National Cemetery during the Memorial Day Ceremony on May 27, 2018. The flowers will be distributed at the cemetery by our volunteers that have chosen to participate in the event. This is the first year Fort Custer National Cemetery will be a part of the national floral tribute to our fallen soldiers. In 2017 there were 20 National Cemeteries included in the event supported by 191 retailers across the country totaling 252,175 roses.
Memorial Day Flowers Foundation will be providing the roses based upon the donations we obtain. We are currently seeking corporate sponsors and individual contributions can be made here for those who are interested. If you are interested in becoming a corporate sponsor please contact us. To volunteer, please join our Facebook group. We are looking forward to making this year's event a success.


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Q: how to build ionic project apk without internet connection on windows im wondering if there is a way to build ionic android application without internet? Ive search so far but i havent seen anything. I hope you can help me.

A: This is what I have experienced till now. Ionic uses gradle for android build. It first time downloads all the dependencies from internet. So internet is most for first gradle build but it caches them and no internet is needed for further build.Since you are having problem why don't you globally update your cordova and ionic.
npm install -g cordova ionic

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Welcome to our "Psychedelic Lunch" series "Spooktober Edition,"where we find out how deep the rabbit hole really goes and explore tunes from the 60's to today. Enjoy the trip! 🎃
Leonard Cohen, "Avalanche" (1971)
Songs of Love and Hate might be Leonard Cohen's most depraved album, which is saying a lot. Accounts of suicide ("Dress Rehearsal Rag") and infidelity ("Famous Blue Raincoat") leave an undeniable sting, but the 1971 LP's creepiest moments come on opener "Avalanche," which finds Cohen playing his classic role of stygian bard to perfection. Over rolling flamenco guitar and swelling strings, he portrays a hunchback living at the bottom of a gold mine: "Your laws do not compel me/To kneel grotesque and bare," he sneers. Even as the song edges into dark obsession and, eventually, pure horror ("It is your turn, beloved/It is your flesh that I wear"), Cohen's voice maintains a trancelike composure. No wonder gloom-rock poet laureate Nick Cave has been covering the song for more than 30 years.
The lyrics are based on a poem he had previously written. He acknowledged in a 1992 interview with Paul Zollo that his "chop", his unique pattern of playing classical guitar, is behind many of his early songs, and this one features Cohen's trademark fast, syncopated classical guitar pattern as the accompaniment on the recording of the song.
Leonard Cohen: Avalanche Song Of Love And Hate Released March 19, is included 1971
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Q: Fast way to create gui for bash app I want to build a simple GUI for an app that use bash so for example clicking on a button would execute some bash commands and so one.
There's a GUI creator also simple, i need only buttons and textareas that doesn't require to learn a new programming launguage?

A: For simple user-input you can use zenity (lives in the zenity package). A simple example might be something like this:
VARIABLE=$(zenity --entry --title="Give me inputz" --text="Write some stuff")
echo $VARIABLE

For a textarea (as we'd say in the HTML world), you'd change the syntax to something like this:
zenity --text-info --title="Give me inputz" --editable

You can find out a lot more from its manual. It's a very flexible little library user input in simple scripts.
Edit: You can also find some good examples over at Linuxaria.

A: Take a look at this:
http://sites.google.com/site/easybashgui
You use:
source easybashgui
input 2 "Address" "?" "Name" "?"
cp "$dir_tmp/$file_tmp" "test.txt"
clean_temp

A: I posted an answer here, that may be useful, for convenience I will just put it here again.
Yad may be useful in this regard, it is a fork of zenity with more features, one of them the ability to create forms.
Here is a very simple example of a form:
#!/bin/bash

frmdata=$(yad --title "Test Form" --form --field "Address" --field="Name")

frmaddr=$(echo $frmdata | awk 'BEGIN {FS="|" } { print $1 }')
frmname=$(echo $frmdata | awk 'BEGIN {FS="|" } { print $2 }')

echo $frmaddr > test.txt
echo $frmname >> test.txt

The above script will display a form like this:

After you enter your data and click ok or hit enter on the keyboard, the form data will be written to a text file called test.txt, I am using awk to separate the form data which is a string with a pipe as field separator, I believe there is a direct way to get the data without awk but I am no yad expert, please check the project home and ask questions, you may find a more elegant way.
How to get and install yad here:
http://www.webupd8.org/2010/12/yad-zenity-on-steroids-display.html
yad project home:
http://code.google.com/p/yad/
more examples here:
http://technostripe.com/yad-a-fork-of-zenity-with-more-features/
http://code.google.com/p/yad/wiki/Examples
There is no form designer for it yet but since the syntax is so simple and so close to zenity, that is not usually a problem.

A: Try tkbash.
You can specify elements like this
tkbash 1 button b1 -x 0 -y 0 -w 100 -h 30 -t "click me" --command "notify-send hi"


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Terror Circus (Blu-ray)
Andrew Prine, Manuela Thiess
July 12th , 2022
Three beautiful young women are bound for Las Vegas to become showgirls. It's not long before their car breaks down, stranding them in the middle of the Nevada desert. After spending the night in their car, a man named Andre (Andrew Prine, Grizzly, Simon, King of the Witches) offers them a lift to his place and a tow truck. But the girls quickly learn there's more to Andre than meets the eye and they're soon taken prisoner, joining a slew of other women. Andre fancies himself a ringleader and these girls are trained and whipped like circus animals. Meanwhile, Andre's daddy is a hideous mutant locked in an outhouse shed, and one of his captives reminds Andre of his dead mommy. Escape seems hopeless at first, but when the pretty girls don't show up for their gig, their agent, Derek Moore (Jazz DJ Legend Chuck Niles) starts looking for them. This cult horror film was directed by the great Alan Rudolph (Choose Me, Trouble in Mind, The Moderns).
Born Again! Returning to Terror Circus: Interviews with Associate Producer Marvin Almeas, Costume Designer Allan A. Apone, Actress Jennifer Ashley and Special Makeup/Effects Creators Byrd Holland and Douglas J. White
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Virgin Australia Velocity has opened a new campaign to transfer points from various retail, credit card and hotel partners with thresholds that go up to 40% Bonus.
This particular promotion is more in line with previous campaigns and certainly more realistic than the last advertisement offering 40% which required a 750k+ transfer amount.
The 15% bonus amount offered during this current campaign is pretty much standard not only for Velocity but across the board of all airlines that frequently run promos for incoming transfers from other loyalty programs such as credit card or hotel points (on average the bonus hovers around 20-25%).
You can access the promotional website here where the bonus levels and partners are explained.
You can receive a Velocity bonus of 15% for the amount of loyalty currency transferred from one of the programs listed above. To receive the bonus transfer your reward points by 30 November 2018, and the 15% will be put on top of the points you convert.
There is no registration required for this campaign. Simply transfer rewards points to Velocity to receive your bonus.
The 15% bonus is on the low end for such promotions which are usually 20-25% paired with the somewhat lackluster award chart / value Velocity offers. I don't think I'd transfer any valuable loyalty currency to Velocity.
Last time around I wondered why Velocity can't just run a normal campaign without hyping it up artificially, advertising a 40% bonus while that was more than unrealistic – at least they refrained from going the same avenue this time and availed themselves to a honest advertisement this time.
15% bonus Velocity Points offer: Velocity members will receive 15% bonus Velocity Points when they transfer eligible points from Participating Card Partners, flybuys and Hotel Partners to Velocity between 12:01am (AEST) 1 November and 30 November 2018 11:59pm (AEST). Minimum points transfer applies. For full details on points transfers, including eligibility criteria, minimum points transfer requirements and applicable conversion rates see Card Partner Terms and Conditions. For full details on flybuys transfers see the flybuys Terms and Conditions. For applicable conversion rates see Hotel Partner Terms and Conditions. The earning and redemption of Partner points is subject to the Terms and Conditions of the Partner reward program. Once Partner points have been redeemed for Velocity Points, they are governed by the Velocity Membership Terms and Conditions and cannot be reversed. Transferred Velocity Points and bonus Velocity Points will be available in your Velocity Account subject to the applicable Partner points transfer timeframes. The 15% bonus Velocity Points offer is only available for points transfers from ANZ Rewards accounts, ANZ Business Rewards accounts, Citibank Citi Rewards accounts, Diners Club Rewards accounts, Bank of Queensland Q Rewards accounts (Platinum credit card holders only), Suncorp Bank Rewards accounts, Card Services Rewards Accounts, HSBC Rewards accounts (Platinum and Premier credit card holders only), NAB Rewards accounts, Australian American Express Card Members, including David Jones American Express Card Members enrolled in the Membership Rewards program (this offer excludes American Express New Zealand Card Members), flybuys, Le Club AccorHotels, Choice Privileges, Hilton Honors, IHG® Rewards Club, Shangri-La Golden Circle, Ritz-Carlton Rewards, Marriott Rewards, Starwood Preferred Guest (Participating Partners). Bonus Velocity Points are calculated on the total number of Velocity Points transferred to the Velocity Account in accordance with the offer.
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When Mowbray took over, many expected him to continue the wallow in failure. The coach himself admitted to receiving several texts from "experienced people" asking why he was "a glutton for punishment." He took over the club well past the mid-season of the 2016/17 year but he has quickly overturned the fortunes of the club.
As they sunk to the League One, he continued with them and has helped them return to the Championship in their first season of asking. He only just resigned from Coventry City, which had their own ownership and financial problems so taking on a project like Rovers seemed odd at the time. However, the former West Brom, Celtic and Boro manager has supervised an interesting run for the club, helping them achieve their ultimate ambition for the season. Their run of late has also helped win back some of the fans.
Blackburn Rovers are not in the clear yet but at least they have some of the building blocks they require to rebuild the club. They would need to manage their debts yet manage to get more options as they hope to retain their second tier status in the forthcoming term.


Cultural materials are intrinsic to the identity of communities. Our research focusses on the interconnections between cultural policy, conservation and social capital and community identity, particularly in Indigenous and remote communities. These are important questions for the Grimwade Centre to train future practitioners with a strong philosophical grounding and skills base.
2016 - Nur Shkembi, 'Destiny Disrupted: Reclaiming the contemporary Muslim narrative through the development of the contemporary manuscript', PhD, Professor Robyn Sloggett and Dr Nicole Tse.
2015 - Susie Collis, 'Revisiting conservation treatment methodologies for waterlogged archaeological wood: an Australian context', PhD, Dr Nicole Tse, Professor Robyn Sloggett and Dr Ian MacLeod.
2014 - Dianne Mossenson, 'The History of Indigenart and the Development of the Aboriginal Art Market', PhD, Professor Robyn Sloggett and Professor Su Baker.
2014 - Samantha Hamilton 'Best practice in conservation programs for remote Aboriginal communities', PhD, Professor Robyn Sloggett, Professor Marcia Langton and Dr Jacky Healy.
2011 - Gina Livenspeil 'Architecture, materiality and the Burra Charter', PhD, Professor Robyn Sloggett and Dr Petronella Nel.
2009 - Sophie Lewincamp 'Contact zones: a new model for conservation community-engagement', Professor Robyn Sloggett and Dr Nicole Tse.
2013-2016 - ARC Linkage Project 'Comedy - no laughing matter: identifying and preserving the history of comedy in Melbourne from the 1960s to the 1980s' Professor Joy Damousi, Professor Robyn Sloggett, Ms Judy Morton, Ms Janine Barrand, Dr Susan L. Bye.
2013 - 'Harvesting Traditional Knowledge - Two Way Materials Science Exchange Project', Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education, Professor Robyn Sloggett with ANKAAA, Buku Larrnggay Mulka and Mowanjum Artists.
2011 - 'Conservation treatment of flood-damaged artworks from the Warmun Community Art Collection, Kimberley, Western Australia', John T Reid Charitable Trust.
2012-2015 - ARC Discovery Indigenous 'Local Aboriginal community archives: Information technology and the NBN in disaster preparedness and recovery', Lyndon Ormond-Parker, Professor Marcia Langton, Professor Robyn Sloggett.
2013 - 'Preserving the earliest Aboriginal Church Art in Wadeye', Gordon Darling Foundation.
2013 - 'Warmun Community Art Collection Emergency Conservation, Gordon Darling Foundation.
2012-2015 - ARC Linkage Project 'Understanding and preserving Aboriginal Catholic church art in northern Australia', IPs Thamarrurr Inc., Warlayirti Artists Aboriginal Co., Professor Marcia Langton, Professor Robyn Sloggett and Dr Jacky Healy.
2010 - 'Laugh out loud: preserving the memory of women in Melbourne', Victorian Women's Trust.
2008-2010 - ARC Discovery Indigenous Researchers Development 'Digitisation and Indigenous Communities: A study of the development of online collections. The interface between international institutions and Australia's Indigenous communities', Lyndon Ormond-Parker, Professor Marcia Langton, Professor Robyn Sloggett.
2013 - 'Cultural Conservation Channel', Helen Macpherson Smith Trust, Professor Robyn Sloggett, Robert Lane, Daniel Browning, Lyndon Ormond Parker, Vanessa Kowalski.
2003-2004 - ARC Research Network Grant 'Indigenous Collections and Knowledge Archives Research Network', Dr Ian McMahon. Professor Robyn Sloggett and collaborating partners.
2003-2004 - ARC Research Network Grant 'Contemporary Australian Identity, Memory and Heritage', Professor William Stuart Logan, Professor Robyn Sloggett and collaborating partners.
2002 - 'Emergency Management Australia Establishing a Fire Disaster Preparedness Framework for Significant Private Collections in Regional Victoria', Professor Robyn Sloggett and Dr Marcelle Scott.


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Q: Is it possible to use different view resolvers? I have multiple view resolvers in a Spring configuration and wanted to use different view resolvers for different requests.
Example: For URLs starting with report_*, use Birt view resolver, and for ajax calls use Tiles resolver and so on.
Tried setting order property, but all views are resolved by tilesViewResolver.
<beans:bean id="tilesViewResolver" class="org.springframework.js.ajax.AjaxUrlBasedViewResolver">
    <beans:property name="viewClass" value="com.example.example.util.AjaxTiles21View"/>
</beans:bean>

<beans:bean id="birtViewResolver" class="org.eclipse.birt.spring.core.BirtViewResolver">
    ...
    <beans:property name="order" value="2" />
</beans:bean>

<beans:bean id="beanNameResolver" class="org.springframework.web.servlet.view.BeanNameViewResolver">
    <beans:property name="order" value="1" />
</beans:bean>

A: You absolutely can. ViewResolver has a single method, resolveViewName(String) which returns

the View object, or null if not found (optional, to allow for ViewResolver chaining)

Your ViewResolver beans are registered. When a view name is returned by a handler, Spring will iterate through each ViewResolver, invoking their resolveViewName method with the given name. If the method returns non-null, that View is used. If null is returned, then it continues iterating.
So the implementation has to return null if Spring is to skip it.
There are some implementations that never return null. This seems to be the case with your custom ViewResolver classes. If the ViewResolver returns a View, even if that View will eventually fail to be rendered, Spring will use it.
You either need to fix that or order your ViewResolver beans. For example, you can order them with the Ordered interface. Have your classes implement that interface and return an appropriate value.


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The 'Recording List' is fine.
Is this a hangover from yesterdays RS problems or something new ?
Following logs may help ?
It seems to be an existing bug but one that does not get triggered with the previous version of jim. I don't have time today to look at it unfortunately but I'll try later this evening. It should only be affecting people who have opted in to the beta packages.
For the first, are you on rs version 1.5.1-2 ?
For the second, it seems to be some weird bug in the Jim clock scan function.
It fails on the Humax by returning -1. It fails on my Linux PC as well, but in a different way - generating a large negative number.
In principle, this function does not initialize tm but stores only the values specified. This means that tm should be initialized before the call.
This is especially important if you are going to feed the result back into mktime(), which is exactly what happens.
But is it a bug in Jim or not? That is debatable.
The documentation is hardly explicit about what it's supposed to do.
IMO, you are somewhat abusing clock scan and getting it to do something it probably wasn't really designed to do, and the result you wanted was just a side-effect that happened to work at some points in time, and now doesn't.
My solution above would appear to be the correct one regardless.
I expect there might be a DST problem here though, but I think there always might have been?
(The Jim docs. don't even mention the -gmt option on clock scan).
Your recmon.log error is from yesterday with the previous incompatible version of rs.
You should probably delete that file now.
clock format seconds ?-format format?
Format the given time (seconds since the epoch) according to the given format. See strftime(3) for supported formats. If no format is supplied, "%c" is used.
Scan the given time string using the given format string. See strptime(3) for supported formats.
It looks as if it was decided that these would be more accurate inverses if the default time for scanning was the Epoch, even though callers would almost never want that and would in fact expect the previous behaviour where the default values were based on the current localtime. If I want to convert some time in 1970 I'd expect to have to mention 1970 in the time string.
In the new code, setting tm_mday is a bit pointless since it should be set when mktime is called and canonicalizes the struct tm, but the is_dst member ought to be set to a negative value (since strptime provides no way to specify the DST setting).
Even if it would have been reasonable to expect the clock scan approach to work, I can't disagree with that.
As post #5... are you running rs 1.5.1-2 ?
Yes, RS 1.5.1-2 is installed.
EDIT. Sorry I was on 1.5.1-1 not 1.5.1-2. I was looking on the wrong machine. After updating, running 'rs/checkin' worked. Sorry about that.
It wasn't intended to - 1.4.4-7 should do that.


Finished up the Orange Grove storefront mural at SJ's International Food Market at 1108 Overcash Drive in Dunedin, Florida over Thanksgiving weekend.This area of town used to be part of a large orange grove back in the day. Dunedin is known as a very walkable and bike-able town, hence the nod to the antique bike with market baskets. The town is also the spring training base for the Toronto Blue Jays. Since SJ's IFM is family owned and operated, the Blue Jay are represented as a family of birds. The faux wood signs pointing around the corner to the patio with picnic benches and herb garden tie in to the recycled pallets used for the fresh herbs the store's owner, Som, uses in her fresh Thai cuisine made to order and available for dining in or taking out. Find them on Facebook or @SJSINTERNATIONALMARKET.
65 painting hours went into laying down multiple primer layers for a thick, almost vinyl-like base, followed by the actual mural painting, then finished up with multiple layers of clear polyacrylic to protect the design from scratches and curious fingernails. Here are some highlights of the design, including the antique bicycle, faux wood signs and a Blue Jay family.


Since its creation, AWS has had time to build a strong community, always on the lookout for news about solutions developed by Amazon teams.
In fact, these recent weeks have been very informative, and we are offering you a press review to clarify all of the latest announcements.
AWS's famous re:Invent conference will take place in late November and will be an opportunity to lift the veil on the 2017 roadmap. However, AWS is only teasing us with small bits of information before the big show in Las Vegas! Focus on 2 great innovations.
One of the first announcements had to do with the full deployment of the Inspector tool. As its name suggests, Inspector inspects and analyzes all of your applications deployed on AWS in order to take stock of any vulnerabilities. After this evaluation, Inspector lists all of the steps to follow to fill these gaps and improve the security of your applications. Amazon stresses safety, as it is a major issue in the Cloud market. Indeed, security breaches are usually the biggest hurdle in terms of Cloud adoption for companies. Inspector thus has a double task: to secure existing networks while reassuring AWS' future customers—who are increasingly numerous.
Amazon has also developed a new application to manage real-time data streams arriving on AWS. For example, a spike in e-commerce traffic can be analyzed via SQL queries arriving on live data sets, thus allowing for a better comprehension of the uses of users during time T. Once again, this tool is aptly named: it is referred to as "Amazon Kinesis" for the telekinetic powers often used by superheroes to monitor, understand, or read the mind of anyone. In other words, AWS pays tribute to geek culture!
Amazon Web Services sets a course for France!
The other big news is AWS's desire to invest in France! This is really good news. Indeed, AWS has announced the opening of a data center in Paris for 2017. This confirms Amazon's desire to expand in Europe, and particularly in France.
This investment is a further step to reassure large groups and institutions who find in AWS an IT agility that they had thought lost long ago, all the while facing the problem of data storage outside of French territory. Amazon took the opportunity to assert its presence in France by communicating with major customers—including the City of Paris and its hundreds of datasets, which represent millions of records and downloads.
All of these announcements bolster the dynamism of AWS and its ecosystem, which is growing at an astonishing pace every year. Toward this goal, come find us at Las Vegas's re:Invent conference, Amazon's annual international event, from November 28th to December 2nd to learn more about Artifakt !


21 Nov You cannot install additional evaluation licenses. 3 - choose request a demo evaluation license>security>cisco secure access control system evaluation. 4 - you will got to Get Demo tab, choose cisco secure access control system evaluation from table content and then press next. 3 Jun Follow these steps to install your Cisco Secure ACS View evaluation license file: Step 1. Save the attached license file .lic) to a temporary. 19 Dec - 2 min - Uploaded by Adel Shepl douanesagen.com username: adelshepl2, pass: [email protected] ssw0rdcisco get other.
The video walks you through an installation of Cisco ACS 5.x (we use for our ESXi Server; ACS 5.x ISO; ACS 5.x (demo) license; DNS Server, NTP Server. 11 Jul 4th part of the Secure ACS configuration part is now the access to the WebGUI and the upload of a license file. After installing the Secure ACS. Without the proper license? Well, as research, you can find a cracked Cisco ACS. V ISO on Internet. If using 7-Zip to open the ISO, you should see the folder.
1 Apr How to use Cisco ACS v On GNS3! 3 – Choose Request a demo evaluation license > security > cisco secure access control system. I want to download ACS for douanesagen.com I did not find related link for I have a Cisco ACS running on version (90 days evaluation license). Reason being so that i can have a Tacacs+ & AAA within my Cisco study lab to download demo software but Cisco can be like that sometime. 20 Mar Cisco Acs Iso Free 30 ->>> douanesagen.com username: adelshepl2, pass: Pssw0rdcisco get other licenses, demo and., search for access control. Downloading the Cisco Secure ACS ISO Image Cisco Acs 54 Crack. Issue #23 new · Jimmy Clor repo owner created an issue Foo. Cisco Acs Crack. . ACS /// Linux Based.
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Q: How to draw a tree graph based on Graphviz traversal I'm trying to visualize all the trees in the random forest, but it's hard to visualize while walking through it. You can only store a list and print it once. Is there a way to visualize it directly as we walk through it?
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l = []
feature_dataframe = df.iloc[:, 0]
class_dataframe = ["Ginebra","雪莉","贝尔摩德"]
for tree in rfc.estimators_:
    doct_ = export_graphviz(
    decision_tree=tree,
    feature_names=feature_dataframe,
    class_names=class_dataframe,
    filled=True,
    rounded = True,
    impurity=True)
    graph = graphviz.Source(doct_)
    l.append(graph)

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A torch is either a wooden or metal rod wrapped at one end with a material that has been impregnated with a flammable substance and ignited. It also means, in British English, a battery powered portable light source: compare flashlight. Flaming torches have been used through history and currently for various purposes including use in processions, symbolic or religious events and in juggling entertainment.
A welder or welder operator is a tradesman who specializes in welding materials together. The term welder refers to the operator, the machine is referred to as the welding power supply. The materials to be joined can be metals (such as steel, aluminum, brass, stainless steel etc.) or varieties of plastic or polymer. Welders typically have to have good dexterity and attention to detail, as well as some technical knowledge about the materials being joined and best practices in the field.
Updated on 2014-11-06T15:04:42+00:00, by Lindsey Scheuer.


Every year we visit the Pumpkin Patch and this year was no exception.
Before we visit the children explore and learn about pumpkins and Fall, through crafts.
Hands on fun are a must. Good books too!!
It was very chilly visiting the Pumpkin Patch.
The weather didn't stop them from enjoying a good old fashion hayride and picking a pumpkin of their own.
then you must join them!!
Maddux everyday wants to hang up his coat, because he loves order. He sees all of the other coats neatly hung, and he wants to follow along.
Maddux is now successful with this task after being shown how. Boy,did he practice!!
There are hooks lower, but Maddux is challenging himself with this work now.
He has turned the Firefighter jacket into a dressing frame. Mastering those clasp!!
I am not endorsing dress up in a Montessori setting, I am just sharing what has worked for Maddux.
As soon as another child put the scissor work back on the shelf. Avi made a mad dash to retrieve it. She really wasn't paying attention to my presentation, just determined to get those scissors in her hand!! I asked an older child to sit with her and cut alongside her. Avi liked this idea and had fun getting to know another friend that she wouldn't let out of her sight for the rest of the day. Avi is two years old. Today was her first day and she fit right in. Looking forward to getting to know you Avi.
Mia(4) started working with the Mental Insets some time ago. Today she decided to add another element to it. She asked me if I would write the name of the shape for her on the paper next to her drawing. The next thing she did was start writing! Mia spelled out the word Mom and then wrote her dad's name.
Just another reason why I love the Metal Insets.
One things for sure young children thrive off of routines and repetition. This expectation that they have for me makes my job a little easier. When it came time to add in some new seasonal works I decided to first put out familiar works.
The whisking bubbles activity is just as popular as it was last year.
It is so much fun!! Have you tried this activity with your children?
Thank you to all who entered! I had so much fun reading the comments, and I loved when you shared your favorite post. You can expect to read those type of postings in the near future.
You can also see the announcement of the winner on the Giveaway post. Jess you have 24 hours to contact me so I can send the package to you.
Our topic for Day 6 is Apples! Mother Goose has included a lot of great activities for this day.
The children will be making a Johnny Appleseed Craft.
I have placed the stencils on the shelf so they can continue to make one using construction paper, this promotes some creativity and get some fine motor skills in play.
I will also be telling the story of Johnny Appleseed through storytelling pieces, and a script that was provided.
A file folder game was suggested for this day and also provided that I decided to make it a shelf only activity. I like to keep Circle Time short and sweet.
The child sorts the words and pictures according to sound. The letters are "a", "o", and "r". There is a control of error that is built in, the words and pictures are color coded according to the fruit growing on the trees.
On the back of the file folder I placed a library pocket to hold the game pieces.
The kids here love file folder games so I just put it where we keep the other file folder games.
There is a lot more to do on Day 6, like playing the rotten apple game where the game pieces are provided. Also journal writing in their Little Journals. We will do these activities just on a different day.
Day 5 Topic Discussion was about Leaves.
The leaf topic poster is pictured above. I make copy of the posters for the children to color whenever they desire to. Often when they are coloring the poster they begin to wonder, and ask specific questions about what is on the poster.
We briefly talked about what sound does "a" make . The card materials that you see comes in the Day bag too.
They went on a hunt to find puzzle pieces to match the picture. The puzzle comes in the bag, I made a copy for them to match to.
Our Circle Time activities take anywhere from ten minutes to twenty five minutes. We go over the Days of the Week through music and movement. We do calendar time which includes, counting and pattern recognition. Weather is done by using the picture clues on the board and a child places the circle on the correct picture. Many of the Mother Goose Time activities are for "school" time. I use the activities for Circle Time only. This allows whole group activity time to take place, a child most likely gets to take something home, and most importantly it allows for topic discussion. The topic discussions have been wonderful in developing language skills, as well as get other children who would normally shy away from participating in number activities, or writing. Overall this is a fun way to expose children who are not interested in certain things like letters and numbers to participate.
During Circle Time we read the book a Visit to The Apple Orchard . The book is including in the Day 3 bag, but I decided to reread the story again on Day 4. Also one of the monthly letters were introduced, and so was one of the numbers.
After reading the story we talked about different types of apples and I presented the Types of Apple cards. They also had a fun time painting and making Apple Headbands( all of the supplies are included in the day bag, except paint and glue).
On Day 4 there is also an activity which comes with a recipe card to make Mini Apple Pies.
We made the Mini Apple Pies the next day.
If I used this curriculum the way that it is intended to be used then their is plenty of time to complete all of the activities on the same day. After we complete our circle time activities we go straight into our Montessori Work Period. I do not present any new work lessons during circle time. I always do this during small group work or individually. I will only present lessons during Circle Time if it has something to do with our Topic discussion of the day.
It has been awfully quiet over here! I have come to the conclusion that it must be time for a GIVEAWAY.
I ordered our October's supplemental curriculum and by mistake they sent me two boxes. They told me to just keep the extra box, but I don't need two. I thought it was a perfect time to get y'all to make some noise over here!!
The GIVEAWAY is for one month of Mother Goose Time Curriculum for October for six children. You will receive a package that will contain 20-23 days of learning, everything you need to implement the curriculum except for basic supplies like glue and scissors. If you choose to complete the baking activities you'll need to have those ingredients on hand. It will arrive at your doorstep and you will be ready to do school.
Go here to drool over the Teacher Resource bag and the contents.
The Day Bags will keep your preschooler busy playing I Spy, singing songs, discovering the mystery shape, and making crafts. I think you are going to love how these bags will have your child begging for circle time. The kids here walk into school asking about if it is time for Circle Time. I'll warn you before you pop over there that you may get distracted, don't forget to enter the Giveaway.
October's theme is In the Orchard.
Week 4:Comparing skins and shells.
There is just so much to list so please click here for more detailed information about the theme. You will see the shape of the month, letters of the month, numbers of the month, colors of the month and the genre of music for the month. Yes you will receive two Cd's in your box, and a Free Book.
If you are following along on this blog you will get a chance to see some of the learning activities you will receive as the WINNER of the GIVEAWAY. I will post our Day bag activities starting Monday, October 8,2012 and end on Friday, October 12 ,2012. This should help you decide if you want to enter the Giveaway before it closes on Friday, October 12,2012.
This curriculum is geared toward children ages two and half through five years old. Once you get it in your hands you can tailor it to fit your children's need. Some of the work I put on the shelf for individual choice making, other work we do during Circle Time. I encourage you to visit Mother Goose Time and explore their site.
On another note I know this is a package specifically designed for October, but you can definitely use this curriculum well into November. The children here like to repeat activities so if you have just one child and not six, you have enough to continue this theme for as long as you like. Or just do the activities that you know the children will like and save for a later time.
This boxed curriculum is a classic I have been using this curriculum on and off since my eleven year old daughter was three.
The more entries you make the more noise on this blog, and a greater chance for you to win.
The name tags have done wonders for recognizing their name and saving their work space.
I thought it would be a good idea to count seeds and reinforce number counting from 1-6, especially since they are eager to count all the seeds inside apples and pumpkins. It is all about Fall in our neck of the woods, which means it times to taste all those delicious apples that have been picked and pumpkins are surely a point of interest for children this time of year.


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Florida counties can apply for derelict vessel removal funds
Derelict boat in Monroe County waters. Courtesy: Monroe County
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is taking applications for derelict vessel removal.
The FWC is extending the opportunity for state, county, municipal and other authorized governmental entities to apply for Derelict Vessel Removal Grants, according to a statement.
There are 370 boats that pose a hazard to navigation in Florida, plus 226 other "at risk" vessels that weren't removed after Hurricane Irma, which destroyed about 3,000 boats across the state, according to a 2018 report.
Total funding available to state, county and city governments allocated for derelict vessel removal for fiscal year 2018-2019 is $1 million.
The third application period for the Bulk Derelict Vessel Removal Grant Program begins May 6 and ends June 19.
Funds for removal of derelict vessels that meet the requirements may be applied for at any time during this opportunity period. Applications will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis until all available funds have been expended.
Projects must be executed immediately upon receipt of an approved purchase order. Payment will be issued upon completion of the closeout requirements in the Commission Derelict Vessel Final Removal Funding Opportunity Program Guidelines.
Before 2008, counties across Florida were charged with removing dangerous vessels from public waterways. They did this largely by using money from vessel-registration fees.
By the time the recession hit, the derelict problem "had grown out of control," according to the Miami New Times. In South Florida, storms in 2004 and 2005 had left behind dozens of abandoned, dilapidated and sunken boats.
In 2008, the Florida legislature earmarked $1.55 million to FWC for derelict removal. By 2009, The Derelict Vessel Program administrator for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and his colleagues had set up a database that identified 1,500 derelicts across the state.
Since 2016, the state legislature has granted about $1 million a year for derelict-boat removal. The system allows authorities to connect the boats to owners, who are then required to pay for removal and disposal. If an owner cannot pay, the state and county remove the vessels.
Owners who leave sinking boats can be charged with first-degree misdemeanors punishable by up to a $1,000 fine and a year in prison. The worst offenders also face felony dumping charges, which carry up to a $5,000 fine and five years in prison.
The Commission Derelict Vessel Final Removal Funding Opportunity Program application and guidelines can be downloaded here.


I rescued these flowers from our garden today. We had a terrible rain storm and the peonies bush just flattened to the ground. The flowers lost their familiar bowl shape and the petals bent back to the point I couldn't even recognized that they were peonies!
I've been waiting anxiously for the cherries to appear in the produce section of our local Big Y and sure enough, yesterday they were on sale for only $ 45 a pound! Just kidding... It just felt that expensive when the cashier rang them up and the total was at least $15 more than what I usually pay!
Just a little side note: When I was a kid I loved the humor of Erma Bombeck. Not really sure why? Maybe it helped mold me into the mom I am today. Her wit and humor about family life, raising kids and living in the suburbs made me laugh... even if I was only 12 years old. One book she wrote titled " If Life is a bowl of Cherries, what am I doing in the pit? was a favorite of mine.
But this is exciting because it's the first time I've displayed a body of my work in one location. I've entered one or two pieces in shows before but this time Dean has made arrangement with Linda the owner of Main Street Caffe in Cheshire, CT to display my work inside her shop.
These three paintings I created for the three very special moms in my life. The painting on the left I painted for my Step mom Carol, the painting in the middle was for my mother-in-law Gayle and the painting on the right is for my MOM.
Thank you all so much for being such a blessing and a wonderful influence. I hope you all have a wonderful Mother's Day! God Bless you!
This is painting is from a photo I snapped with my iPhone on Route 44 on the way back to my son's school.
It's about a hour and 45 minute drive depending on the traffic but once you get up into the hill and countryside of CT boy is so pretty. I nearly run off the road looking at all the beautiful scenery.. wishing and hoping to paint someday.
I painted this 5 x 7 as a study for the larger Pink Ribbon painting I'm preparing to do. My mother-in-law Gayle gave us several pieces of pink depression glass and I couldn't wait to paint them the moment I saw them!
This pink glass picture went perfect with the theme and even though the color of these pink grapefruits are really exaggerated... I liked the challenge of the variation in pinks that over lapped each other.


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Education, HR & Training
Landmark launches leadership programme for Saudis
RIYADH, 22 days ago
Landmark Arabia, a unit of leading retail and hospitality conglomerate Landmark Group, has launched its Retail Leadership Programme at an exclusive ceremony held at the Marriott, Diplomatic Quarter in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Held in the presence of Saudi Arabia's inspirational athlete and pioneer, Raha Moharrak, the event was attended by employees and leaders across the Group. Building on its success of employing over 7,000 Saudi nationals, the newly launched programme will offer the employees an opportunity to fast-track their career and take on key retail and managerial roles.
Forty-four of the company's best performing employees, including 38 Saudi women, were selected to take part in the developmental initiative. The selection process was rigorous with multiple levels of interviews and performance appraisals to ensure the formation of an esteemed group of performers.
As a part of this year-long training programme, the selected candidates will be provided with extensive practical and experiential training by managers to improve their skills on the job. This will allow them to grow in a real retail environment understanding various key aspects of the business.
Nisha Jagtiani, group director, Landmark Group, said: "As a leading retailer in the region we have always been focused on investing in the growth of Saudi youth and women, to develop their skills and help them meet their career goals. Having been in the region for over two decades we employ some very bright Saudi talent in retail. More than 66% of our existing Saudi National employees are women, and we are delighted to see them progress in their career to take on leading retail roles in our business."
"The Retail Leadership Programme was specifically designed with the aim to fast-track the growth of our Saudi workforce. It gives me immense pride to introduce our first batch of RLP stars, of which 90% are Saudi women. This is a huge milestone for us and stands testament to our deep commitment in building future leaders in Saudi Arabia," she added.
The Retail Leadership Programme will serve as a platform for all Saudi nationals working with the retailer to accelerate their growth within the company, and inspire talented individuals to pursue a long-term career in the retail business.
The selection of the candidates RLP will be completed in two different phases and is completely based on experiential learning where in each employee will shadow an existing manager. The first phase will focus on store retail roles, and the second phase will coach trainees on senior retail roles and key support functions.
After completing the programme, trainees who are the most equipped for the role will be given promotional priorities, along with suitable compensation. – TradeArabia News Service
You can watch a video on this programme at: https://vimeo.com/344031977
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About Warren B Hall
Warren B Hall
At the age of 3, Bostonian baby Warren had a dream that he was in a Scooby Doo cartoon…he woke up with the desire to be "in" the TV!
At the age of 10 in 1982, Warren saw the man he wanted to grow up to be. The man was on a show that came on way after bedtime called "Saturday Night Live". That man was Eddie Murphy.
Later Warren saw the stand up comedy movies "Raw" and "Delirious" starring Mr. Murphy…now Warren had a goal…BECOME A STAND UP COMIC JUST LIKE EDDIE MURPHY!
Sadly Warren's mom would beat him when he used the "F" word so being just like Eddie Murphy was not going to happen!. The positive side effect is that it caused Warren 's style of comedy to change into the "issues" you see today.
At the age of 24 Warren officially became a comedian… He's been living in his car ever since.
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A new survey has found that the micro blogging site Twitter has experienced massive amounts of growth over the past two years with millions of new users joining and engaging with the site on a daily basis.
Princeton Survey Research Associates International was the source of this information. They carried out a survey polling 2,000 adult American internet users over 18 years old on behalf of Pew Internet and the American Life Project to discover how many people were using Twitter on a regular basis.
The survey showed that as many as 8% of adults who used the internet on a daily basis were Twitter users. The survey also found that young adults used the site in greater numbers than older adults, with 31% of adult internet users between the ages of 18 and 24 using the site on a daily basis compared to only 14% of adult internet users between the ages of 30 and 49. The survey also found that the site was popular with African American and Latino users with 28% of users being African American and 14% being Latino compared to 12% being white. The survey also stated that the site is more popular with adults who dwell in urban areas than those who live in rural areas.
PSRAI believes that this explosive growth is mainly due to the increased popularity of smartphone platforms. They found that 13% of regular smartphone users were using the micro blogging site daily compared to 3% of regular phones/feature phone users.
Recent usage figures disclosed by Twitter themselves seem to back up the survey results, with Twitter stating that their active user base has grown from 100 million in September 2011 to 140 million in March 2012. Twitter also stated that this growth has shown no signs of slowing down with over one billion tweets being sent out on a daily basis.


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Johnson & Johnson Announces Significant Progress Towards Its Climate Goals - 100% Renewable Electricity for All Sites in the United States, Canada and Europe by 2023
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., November 30, 2021 /3BL Media/ - Johnson & Johnson announced that the Company has executed a power purchase agreement (PPA) in the United States (U.S.), showing continued acceleration towards its ambitious goal to procure 100% renewable electricity for all Johnson & Johnson operations by 2025. With this new deal, Johnson & Johnson expects that it will source the equivalent of 100% of the Company's electricity in the U.S.
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Johnson & Johnson Launches a Health Equity Innovation Challenge in 6 U.S. Cities
The company is calling for ideas from applicants in Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, New Orleans, New York City and Philadelphia with the aim of helping to address racial healthcare disparities at the local level.
Race, ethnicity and skin color should never dictate who stays healthy or gets sick.
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Johnson & Johnson Earns a Spot on Fortune's 2021 Change the World List
The company is honored to be recognized for its part in helping battle the COVID-19 pandemic.
This week Fortune included Johnson & Johnson on its 2021 Change the World list, which spotlights companies across the globe that have leveraged their core business strategies to drive positive social impact.
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Johnson & Johnson Executive Jennifer Taubert Named to 2021 Fortune Most Powerful Women in Business List
It's the sixth year in a row that the company leader has placed on the list, which honors 50 women at the top of their industries.
Jennifer Taubert, Executive Vice President and Worldwide Chairman, Pharmaceuticals, Johnson & Johnson, has been named to Fortune's 2021 list of the Most Powerful Women in Business for the sixth consecutive year. Criteria for inclusion on the list include the health and direction of a leader's business and her social and cultural influence.
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Johnson & Johnson Named to the TIME100 Most Influential Companies List
The company is honored to be recognized for its leadership in helping shape the trajectory of healthcare around the world.
Today, Time chose Johnson & Johnson for inclusion on its first-ever list of TIME100 Most Influential Companies. An extension of the publication's annual TIME100 list of the world's most influential people, the new list singles out 100 companies that are positively impacting the world.
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5 Ways Johnson & Johnson Is Working to Improve the Well-Being of the World by 2025
Johnson & Johnson's 2020 Health for Humanity Report details the progress it's made in the past five years in driving sustainable social, environmental and economic change around the globe. Now the company's looking ahead to the next five.
Improving the health of people around the world requires a mix of heart, science and ingenuity—something Johnson & Johnson, the largest, most broadly based healthcare company in the world, has known since its founding in 1886. Since 2010, the company has used that custom blend of values to set its Health for Humanity Goals every five years.
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How Johnson & Johnson Has Pioneered in the Battle Against HIV/AIDS
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On the 40th anniversary of what would become the first AIDS diagnosis, we look at the groundbreaking strides the company has made—and continues to make—toward a world without the disease.
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Johnson & Johnson Releases 2020 Health for Humanity Report Highlighting Performance and Progress on Environmental, Social and Governance Priorities
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., July 6, 2021 /3BL Media/ - Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) today published the 2020 Health for Humanity Report (Report), which serves as the Company's annual disclosure on environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance and illustrates progress toward fulfilling its corporate purpose to change the trajectory of health for humanity.
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FedEx Delivers 1.35 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses to Mexico
Shipment marks the first delivery of COVID-19 vaccines from the U.S. to Mexico by FedEx for Direct Relief
MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 8, 2021 – FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) and the world's largest express transportation company, recently announced that it has safely delivered 1.35 million Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses to Toluca, Mexico, in coordination with Direct Relief and the United States and Mexican governments.
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CHL Employee Experts Conversation Series | #2 Enabling a Culture of Wellbeing
Johnson & Johnson's Jennifer Posa, PhD, MS, and Sean Chai take a deep dive into their company's mission to support the total health and wellbeing of their employees and their families, as they continue to work towards becoming the healthiest workforce in these turbulent COVID times.
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Hiding in Third Person; Phil Bradley
"Hiding In Third Person" is, on the surface, about an orderly in a mental institution gaining the trust of a patient in order to learn the truth behind his fantastic story about runaways and murder, and keep the troubled man from going to another facility. But things are not as simple as they appear, and the patient, Mr. Rivers, has a story that many think is false, but Ricky, the orderly, knows otherwise. It's a storyline that should be thrilling, with an intriguing mystery as to what's real, and who is responsible for Mr. Rivers' ultimate fate, but the story didn't really achieve that for me by the books' conclusion.
The premise is fascinating, and heck, even the book's title and clever cover art help cement that. I love this cover and title! But it was the delivery that fell flat for me, and I think if this had gone through a copy editor's hands, a lot of those things would have been caught and cleaned up to where what we are left with, is a thrilling story. The sentence structure and jumbled POV was the biggest sticking point of this for me. Often the chapter starts as one character's perspective, then mid paragraph switches to another person. This got especially confusing when the cops get involved, and it made it difficult for me to keep track of who was who and who was making the observations, and ultimately made the characters feel a bit flat—at least when it came to most people outside of Malachi.
I thought Bradley did a great job showing Malachi's quirks, and as someone with a sibling on the autism spectrum, I thought this was portrayed both tastefully, and very well. I especially loved the introspection Ricky has regarding the patients in his care and what it means to be left at the asylum. I wish there had been more focus on that at times, for the author does bring up good points and observations that I felt should be explored further. In fact, I thought Ricky's story was far more interesting and believable than the cop's sections of the books, and longed for the author to spend more time with this orderly, which would have made the ending all the more impactful in my opinion.
Like I said, the premise of this book is very interesting and holds so much promise. But because of the POV and confusing sentence structure, I could never lose myself to the story and get swept up in the suspense and mystery Bradley sets up. This is one of those books that, if it went through another round of copy edits, will be fabulous, but as is, the story and plot just never sparkled enough for me to truly enjoy the story. Ultimately, I just don't think this book was for me. So, for now, this book is a 2.5 rating, but I'd probably change this if later updated editions of the book come out, and thanks to the author for providing a copy for review!
One of my biggest pet peeves too! I mean, it's one thing to stumble through awkward POV changes when doing a BETA read on a novel that hasn't been edited, but to find them in books that the author has released to print - that's just laziness. It did sound like a super cool story though!
I know, it was disappointing because I wanted to like this so much! But when paragraphs flip between two, and sometimes three people in a close third person POV, I can't keep track of people and can never get that connection I'm looking for...


Zeon: Interesting. Is the same fibre used and split with a Prism or two separate fibres?
There are two fibres in a standard UFB installation. Chorus does provide a secondary service for ports 2-4 on the ONT but not sure who sells it yet.
If you get an ISP on as a secondary service and then terminate the primary service, what will happen to the secondary one? Move to port 1? Become a primary on port 2? Get cancelled as well and need to be reprovisioned on the first port negating any attempt at eliminating downtime?
richms: If you get an ISP on as a secondary service and then terminate the primary service, what will happen to the secondary one? Move to port 1? Become a primary on port 2? Get cancelled as well and need to be reprovisioned on the first port negating any attempt at eliminating downtime?
The ISP is supposed to promote the secondary service to primary within 7 days or it will be disconnected. Don't know what will happen to the port allocation though.
sbiddle: No. If you want a 2nd connection a new ONT will be installed.
its like buying a car with 4 seats but being told you can only use one of them at a time and carry no passengers.
This has to be the worst analogy I've ever read. It's nothing like that.
Firstly Chorus does now offer a service.
Secondly no matter how the service is offered, the way a GPON network works quite simply means installing two primary services on a single ONT will always face limitations and is quite frankly the wrong approach to take and is really just a dumb solution to a problem. A true GPON split at the optical splitter for the connection is always going to be the best solution.
Multiple ports were designed for supplementary services, ie an alarm company or an IPTV provider to deliver services to the householder.


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Q: Removing and deleting all objects in a vector Suppose I have an ivar vector<type> myVector;.
I add items to this vector.
Later, I want to "reset" the vector to nothing and add items to again fresh.
Can anyone confirm that the following are true:
myVector.clear(); //removes objects but does not remove memory occupied by prior full size of the vector, even though the vector is now empty with a size of 0
Note that these two sites completely contradict each other: This one says the past-the-end iterators are not invalidated with a clear while this one instead indicates that all iterators, pointers and references related to this container are invalidated. Either way, since the capacity is not changed, then this does not really "reset" the vector.
void someFunction(){
   vector<type> emptyVector;
   myVector.swap(emptyVector);
} // function terminates, thus the prior contents of myVector are deleted when emptyVector goes out of scope

This seems like the best approach and I'd think it achieves the same thing as:
myVector.swap(vector<type>());

Now how is this any better or worse than simply doing this:
myVector=vector<type>();

This will simply set the whole shebang to a new empty vector, so the old spot in memory will automatically be wiped cleaned, right?

A: myVector=vector<type>();

Most implementation of std::vector does the above as copy-and-swap, means internally it does this,
vector<type>().swap(*this); //inside the operator=

which is equivalent to this:
vector<type>().swap(myVector);

So swap() is preferred because this does the necessary things you need in order to empty the vector. No extra work. It is idiomatic, and you will often see this in best C++ code.
The operator=, on the other hand, does other little things beside calling swap(). So calling swap() directly would save you a few CPU cycles.
As you know yourself, clear() is not good enough if you want to make the capacity zero (i.e deallocate the memory).

Note that the following will NOT compile:
myVector.swap(vector<type>()); //compilation error

It is because std::vector::swap accepts the argument by non-const reference, which means the temporary object cannot bind to it.
Hope that helps.

A: C++11 introduces vector::shrink_to_fit() which attempts to physically shrink a vector to it's size. However it is not guaranteed to do so. See Here for more info.
so, to physically resize. you could:
myvector.clear();
myvector.shrink_to_fit();


I carefully select every single skin that is used in all Neri Karra leather products. I travel the world and visit renowned leather tanneries in order to select the very best. Here I am in Bologna at the Lineapelle trade fair selecting the Spring/Summer 2014 colours.
Santa Maria Ligure and Portofino served as the perfect backdrop for Neri Karra's latest collection. I visited the beautiful Italian Riviera this summer, and immediately felt a special connection. I knew I had to somehow return to this place. The opportunity presented itself only few months later when the originally planned Florence location was no longer an option. Instead, and luckily, the owner of Grand Hotel Miramare was very kind to offer the hotel's premises for us to use during and as a sort of studio for the shoot. Andrea Vailletti photographed the beautiful Monica Pedro and Gui Fedrizzi. Needless to say, we celebrated in the end by sipping fresh peach bellinis at Bar Ugo in Portofino.
Snapped in Bologna, Italy where the world's largest trade fair takes place, showcasing the most excquisite leather suppliers and trends for the forthcoming season.
Selecting the very best Italian leather since its inception for Neri Karra fans.


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Q: Generate a tree from string split I have an array of strings
["ana_ola_una",
"ana_ola_ina",
"ana_asta",
"ana_ena_ola",
"ana_ena_cala",
"ana_ena_cina",
"ana_ena_cina_ula"]

I need to reformat it as a hash of hashes of hashes of ... to make it a tree. The expected result would be:
{ana:
    {
     ola: {
           una: {},
           ina: {}
          },
     asta: {},
     ena: {
           ola: {},
           cala:{},
           cina:
                {
                ula: {}
                }
           }
     }
}

EDIT:
I edit this issue because I have a related question, finally I want it in a JSON with this format. How could I do:
var tree = [
        {
            text: "Parent 1",
            nodes: [
                {
                    text: "Child 1",
                    nodes: [
                        {
                            text: "Grandchild 1"
                        },
                        {
                            text: "Grandchild 2"
                        }
                    ]
                },
                {
                    text: "Child 2"
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            text: "Parent 2"
        },
        {
            text: "Parent 3"
        },
        {
            text: "Parent 4"
        },
        {
            text: "Parent 5"
        }
    ];

A: arr = %w|ana_ola_una
  ana_ola_ina
  ana_asta
  ana_ena_ola
  ana_ena_cala
  ana_ena_cina
  ana_ena_cina_ula|

result = arr.each_with_object({}) do |s, memo|
  s.split('_').inject(memo) do |deep, k|
    deep[k.to_sym] ||= {}
  end
end

A: mudasobwa's answer is good, but if you're using Ruby 2.3+ here's a slightly more concise alternative:
arr = [
  "ana_ola_una",
  "ana_ola_ina",
  "ana_asta",
  "ana_ena_ola",
  "ana_ena_cala",
  "ana_ena_cina",
  "ana_ena_cina_ula"
]

tree = Hash.new {|h,k| h[k] = Hash.new(&h.default_proc) }
arr.each {|str| tree.dig(*str.split(?_).map(&:to_sym)) }

p tree
# => { ana:
#      { ola:
#        { una: {},
#          ina: {}
#        },
#        asta: {},
#        ena:
#        { ola: {},
#          cala: {},
#          cina: { ula: {} }
#        }
#      }
#    }


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The 43rd Independent Gurkha Infantry Brigade, also called the 43rd Indian Infantry Brigade or the 43rd Gurkha Lorried Infantry Brigade, was an infantry brigade of the Indian Army during World War II. It was created in 1943, by the renaming of the 3rd Indian Motor Brigade and instead of Indian cavalry regiments, it consisted of three Regular Army Gurkha infantry battalions. It was sent to join the 4th, 8th and the 10th Indian Infantry Divisions, and fought in the Italian Campaign.

From 25 September 1944, during the fighting on the Gothic Line, under the command of Brigadier Alan Barker, the brigade was temporarily assigned to the British 56th Infantry Division, replacing the British 168th Infantry Brigade which was being disbanded. The brigade left the division on 7 October 1944.

Order of battle
 2nd Battalion, 6th Gurkha Rifles
 2nd Battalion, 8th Gurkha Rifles
 2nd Battalion, 10th Gurkha Rifles

See also

 List of Indian Army Brigades in World War II

References

Sources
 Chappell, Mike (1993). The Gurkhas. Osprey Publishing. .

British Indian Army brigades

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Q: spiderable: phantomjs failed: null I have been trying to figure out an issue with spiderable for several hours now. I have it installed and running beautifully on my local machine, but once I deploy to production I get this error spiderable: phantomjs failed: null. As you can see, this is not very helpful in debugging the issue.
I have followed all the advice in this excellent post on Meteorpedia, but to no avail:
http://www.meteorpedia.com/read/spiderable/
To make it even more strange, when I run the phantomtest.js script found on the page linked above, everything runs without any issue.
What I would really like to do is to be able to log some debug output from PhantomJS as it's being called by spiderable, but I have no idea if that's even possible. I tried messing around with spiderable code to pass some additional debugging parameters to PhantomJS, but that didn't work for me.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.


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Could Dover be on the verge of a rebirth?
Jon Offredo
The News Journal
Quitting time in Dover is frustrating for bartender Todd Meredith. Thousands of Dover's downtown workers would rather jump in their cars and leave the business district rather than sit in the two bars where he slings drinks.
Meredith, 32, has long been disappointed by the capital city's sleepy social scene, which has not appealed to people in the same way as Newark and Wilmington's Riverfront.
"We're not a destination, which I think is crazy," said Meredith, who splits his time at the Governor's Cafe on Kings Highway and The Golden Fleece Tavern on West Loockerman Street. "I don't understand why we're not a hustling, bustling, growing little town. We're the capital."
But city officials and business owners believe Dover could be on the verge of a rebirth. A new push from state officials, aided by financial incentives and a recent National Park designation on Dover Green, has the potential to transform the city's historic downtown. It's hoped the new restaurants, bars and residential projects will cater to young Dover residents and the daytime employees who flee after work hours.
Courtney Usher, 23, who has lived in Dover nearly all of her life, said the city needs more places that serve good, local food, and excellent craft beer.
She said there are seeds of good ideas scattered across Loockerman Street. Bel Boutique, the trendy clothes store, and Dinos and Darlings, a fashionable store for small children and young families, are a start. But she said more people need to take some initiative to create a better environment.
"There are a lot of things going on in our generation," Usher said. "People have to be aggressive with what they want."
State incentives could spur development along the Loockerman corridor and surrounding areas that have long been blighted by poverty and crime.
"There's activity like you haven't seen in years on Loockerman Street," said Diana Welch, a real estate agent who owns The Golden Fleece bar on Loockerman with her son, Ryan Weber.
A tipping point
Three-quarters of homes downtown are rentals, and officials believe home ownership is one of the keys to revitalizing Dover.
In March 2013, 48 new affordable housing apartments went up at the corner of West Loockerman and South Governors, providing new living space in the heart of Dover's downtown. Across the street, 33 West, long a popular spot for lunch, renovated and opened a bar, extending nightlife hours in the city's main downtown stretch.
The Dover Newsstand, a long-time café and lunch joint, will reopen in early June as the Brunch and Lunch, serving breakfast, lunch and brunch, and focusing on dishes like shrimp and grits, and fried chicken and waffles, said new owner Dominic Williams.
"I've seen Loockerman change over the years, and it's still changing. I wanted to be a part of it," said Williams, 29, who graduated with a degree in Hospitality Management from Delaware State University.
Last year, SoDel Concepts, the restaurant group founded by Matt Haley, expressed interest in the former Loockerman Exchange building that anchors Dover's main drag. But that interest was put on hold after Haley's death in 2014, said president Scott Kammerer. Dover is still part of their five-year plan, Kammerer said.
"We're going to do a restaurant in Dover. It's just a matter of time," Kammerer said. "I think it's an under-served community and there could be more restaurants."
The Schwartz Center for the Arts is having a rebirth. On Thursday, the theater is celebrating a new start with Grammy-winning, New Orleans, Rebirth Brass Band marching through the downtown and then performing at the venue on State Street.
The recent interest and flurry in activity, city officials, residents and business owners say, is a product of several initiatives all occurring within a short span. And Gov. Jack Markell's recent designation of area as one of the state's first Downtown Development districts is the catalyst that has greased the gears even more.
"It's just a fairytale package," Welch said. "It's unbelievable. Every time I turn around the corner, it's just more good news."
Benefits that developers can receive under the designation include tax breaks, city/county incentives and grants to those making qualified real estate investments of up to 20 percent of their investments' costs. Proposed by Markell, the Downtown Development Districts Grant Program won unanimous approval by state lawmakers, who funded it last year with a $7 million allocation.
Wilmington and Seaford also received the designations this year. The program launched in January. Applications for projects are due on March 20, and Dover officials expect at least two major projects on the books, as well as a handful of smaller submissions. W.T. Smithers, once home to a local bar that shut down mid-2014, has a sold sign on the front and rumors are swirling about what could take its place.
Mayor Robin Christiansen and other city officials say they are excited for what the future holds for Delaware's capital city. Young people in particular are key to creating a walkable downtown that weds Dover's small-town charm with its big-city aspirations, Christiansen said.
"My vision for Loockerman Street and the downtown area is sort of along the lines of Main Street in Newark," Christiansen said.
Newark, home to the University of Delaware, has transformed itself over the last few years thanks to a slew of mixed-use development, trendy bars and popular restaurants.
Alisha Glover, 28, said the future of Dover rests with young professionals. She grew up in the city, then moved away and lived in other small communities, as well as big ones. Growing areas like Atlanta; Silver Spring, Maryland; and Newport News, Virginia are geared toward young people who thrive in walkable communities that have a local feel and charm.
"The location itself is the destination," she said.
It's not just the business district that's on the cusp of a new beginning. The low-income neighborhoods adjacent to it will stand to benefit from not only the downtown district designation, but with $700,000 in recent mortgage settlement money from JPMorgan Chase. Several nonprofit projects aimed at boosting home ownership in the area, where 75 percent of livable dwellings are rental units, will also benefit from the settlement money.
Jocelyn Tice, executive director of Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity, said they and other housing nonprofits are planning on building, or rehabbing, almost 20 different properties on Queen, New and Kirkwood streets. The areas, adjacent to Loockerman Street, have seen a spike of violence in recent years and are home to some of the city's most dangerous buildings.
A boarded-up Queen Street home recently purchased by Habitat for Humanity is scheduled for demolition, and in its place will be a new home for eligible homeowners, Tice said. That construction, as well as the nonprofit's others, will all be eligible for rebates under the downtown district program.
"We're working off the strengths of these different plans," Tice said. "The goal is to create affordable homeownership, for very low, to up to moderate income homeowners."
Homeowners have a greater stake in the neighborhood than renters generally do, and take pride in the upkeep of their property. They'll help police the neighborhoods, she added.
Gentrification concerns
When Dover was awarded the designation earlier this year, it was partly due to the collaborative application that included other revitalization plans for the city, including the expansive and detailed Restoring Central Dover plan by NCALL, a local housing nonprofit. Researchers found that 75 percent of dwellings downtown were rentals, and that the key to unlocking Dover's future was to boost homeownership, bring more mixed-use development, and boost public safety presence, among other things.
Joe Myer, executive director of NCALL, said the big key to success in revitalizing downtown is that the effort remains a collaborative one between the city, developers and local nonprofits.
"I think we've got a good shot at really making an impact," he said.
But there are worries that there could be some unintended consequences from all of this renewed interest in downtown Dover.
Ann Marie Townshend, Dover's city planner, said the city is addressing concerns of gentrification.
"When we talk to potential developers and investors we stress the need for balance of ownership and rental and a variety of income ranges," she said.
Roy Sudler Jr., who sat on NCALL's steering committee and is a member of the city's Legislative, Finance, and Administration Committee, said he has concerns that when all is said in done, Loockerman will have brand new, shiny facades for new businesses, but the adjacent neighborhoods, which are historically black areas, will mostly remain untouched.
"It doesn't seem that they are putting the money in the areas that need it the most," he said of the private projects. "It seems like the money is going toward the downtown merchants and business owners."
He likened it to a recent proposal to bring police cadets to the downtown area.
"Where are the cadets going to be? Around the businesses. They're not going to be closer to Kirkwood, New and Queen streets," Sudler said. "What is that saying? It's saying that those areas are either not important, or they are not being attentive."
Glover added that a new, revitalized downtown would be great for the young professionals, but there's worry that it will force out many long-time residents. And with private developers mainly the beneficiary of the downtown program, there's nothing guaranteeing that they will take the character and legacy of the neighborhood into consideration.
"It's kind of the double-edged sword of gentrification," she said.
Christiansen, the mayor, said reviving downtown will benefit the entire community.
"Your town center, it's sort of your heart," he said. "And if you have a healthy heart, it will be conducive to a healthy city."
Contact Jon Offredo at (302) 678-4271, on Twitter @jonoffredo or at joffredo@delawareonline.com


The Ruby River, in most places, is only 30 to 60 feet wide making a very wade friendly river to fish.
It is surprising this small stream can be home to the quality of trout. found there. Brown trout up to 20"are tucked under over-hanging willows; at the base of riffles; or, tight to the rock- strewn banks throughout its entire length. The Ruby River is a challenging fishery because of its size and tight casting. Anglers need to be aware of their back-cast because of the willows and bushes lining the bank. The rewards are well worth it. The river is considered to be one of Montana's prime grasshopper fishing rivers. Hopper fishing on the Ruby River begins earliest of any of the rivers in our area, using small green hoppers. The fishing using grasshopper patterns will continue into October. In June there are hatches of Pale Morning Duns and Little Yellow Sallies which continue till mid-August. Trico's start to appear in late July and continue through most of September and the baetis hatches will start around September 1st. Ants, beatles and other terrestrials produce good results throughout the summer season. For those anglers who like to wade small water, many will be reminded of some of their favorite streams back home. Anglers find the Ruby River to be both a beautiful and rewarding experience.
If you're thinking about taking someone fishing for the first time, try to take it easy and start small. Fly-fishing can seem complex and technical, but by choosing the right location, you can make the experience memorable and fun!


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George Karl is making his mark on television with ESPN, but it appears the 2013 Coach of the Year is itching to get back on the bench.
Just over 24 hours after the Magic fired Jacque Vaughn, Karl released a statement on Twitter saying he misses the "NBA rodeo" and would love another opportunity to coach, citing the Magic by name.
While that statement was the clearest indication of Karl's interest, it was not the only one. Karl also retweeted a photoshopped image of himself on the Magic sidelines.
Karl, 63, was fired by the Nuggets after winning 57 games and the Coach of the Year award in 2013. He has a career record of 1,887-1,131 as a head coach in the NBA with the Cavaliers, Warriors, SuperSonics, Bucks and Nuggets.


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Always On My Mind Book Review
After a failed dig in Honduras, aspiring archaeologist Casper Christiansen heads home to Minnesota to face his unresolved feelings for Raina Beaumont, the woman of his dreams. But when he arrives unannounced on her doorstep, he receives the shock of a lifetime: Raina is pregnant with someone else's baby.
Heartbroken, especially when he discovers the identity of the baby's father, Casper tables his dreams and determines to be dependable for once, helping his older brother, Darek, prepare the family resort for its grand reopening. Casper longs to be the hero of at least one family story, but a never-ending Deep Haven winter and costly repairs threaten their efforts—and the future of the resort.
Worse, one of Casper's new jobs constantly brings him into contact with Raina, whom he can't seem to forget. A tentative friendship begins to heal fresh wounds, but can they possibly overcome past mistakes and current choices to discover a future together? (Goodreads)
This Christiansen series has been simply wonderful! This book focuses on Casper who a middle child and who got his heart broken in the previous book. I like this book because it's a bit different than the previous ones. This story line has a history to it and another past story line connected with Raina's new job. She starts going through an estate and finds an old journal that connects with a long lost story that no one in town believed to be true. I am not sure how I feel about Raina and Casper's relationship, I'm sure we will find new details in the next book. I felt like the book just ended but at least I know there is more to come.
This was a great continuation for this series!
Please start with the first book in the series and read them all if you haven't yet.
"I received this book from Tyndale for free in exchange for an honest review."
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What it's Like to Join Lamborghini's Driving School
by Andrew Nabors
in Lamborghini, News, Videos
Owning a high-performance car is a great accomplishment. Knowing how to fully utilize its abilities is even better. I have had plenty of seat time in everything from Countach to Aventador, and in all honesty, you will not come near the limits of a late model Lamborghini on public roads.
Although Mr. Balboni has retired, you can still learn from the team members of Squadra Corse. The motorsports division of Lamborghini, they are responsible for the Super Trofeo cars and the Blancpain GT Series.
(Related – Lamborghini Teases New Engine)
In order to see how an owner becomes a racer, Bloomberg got behind the wheel of the $12,000 weekend. Las Vegas Motor Speedway is home to the US program, and it includes everything from wet weather maneuvering to hot laps in a Super Trofeo Huracan. Not only are the participants learning how to extract every ounce of fun from their cars, Squadra pays close attention to talented drivers who could benefit the racing program. Advanced telemetry systems record each lap for review by the instructors in both the Aventador and Huracan. The driver with the fastest lap time is invited to a weekend of racing, complete with a pit crew and arrival by helicopter.
If you want to take part in the next class, contact one of our dealers for more information.
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Series: Modern Library Classics Ser.
A series of spiritual exercises filled with wisdom, practical guidance, and profound understanding of human behavior, Marcus Aurelius?s Meditations remains one of the greatest works of spiritual and ethical reflection ever written. Marcus?s insights and advice-on everything from living in the world to coping with adversity and interacting with others-have made the Meditations required reading for statesmen and philosophers alike, while generations of ordinary readers have responded to the straightforward intimacy of his style. In Gregory Hays?s new translation-the first in a generation-Marcus?s thoughts speak with a new immediacy- never before have they been so directly and powerfully presented.
Gregory Hays is associate professor of classics at the University of Virginia. He maintains an annotated bibliography of Fulgentius the Mythmaker.


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Q: speed and memory comparison between rowwise with do and transmute I was wondering, what is memory and speed comparison between rowwise with do and transmute function in dplyr
I have list in data frame column, I want to know which one better. Currently, due to my limited knowlege, I am using rowwise with do to collect information from list,
I have three column.
First column is unique id for each row.
Second column is JSON response
third column is list extracted from JSON response from following code
vectorize_fromJSON <- Vectorize(fromJSON)
z <- vectorize_fromJSON(x)

Example of JSON response
x is extracted from data frame
x =
c('{"company_name": "a", "employees":[
{"firstName":"John", "lastName":"Doe"},
{"firstName":"Anna", "lastName":"Smith"},
{"firstName":"Peter", "lastName":"Jones"}
]}',
'{"company_name": "a", "employees":[
{"firstName":"John", "lastName":"Doe"},
{"firstName":"Anna", "lastName":"Smith"},
{"firstName":"Peter", "lastName":"Jones"}
]}')

Currently, I extract company_name from JSON response as follows:
data_df$json_list <- z

data_df %>% rowwise %>% do(company_name = .$json_list$company_name)

I am not able to use transmute or mutate to get company name from list.
Main question,
How efficient rowwise is compare to transmute ?


Posted by cservaes on June 19, 2012 in "Black Student Union", Community, "Current Students", "Gospel Extravaganza", "The College"	 On April 12, Ottawa University's Black Student Union (BSU) hosted the first annual Gospel Extravaganza, which featured soloists, praise dancers and gospel rappers expressing their love for God in different ways. The performers used their diverse backgrounds and interests to come together for the common goal of sharing the gospel. This was one of many events that BSU schedules on campus each semester.