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package vnmr.admin.util;

import java.io.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;

import vnmr.bo.*;
import vnmr.ui.*;
import vnmr.util.*;
import vnmr.admin.vobj.*;
import vnmr.admin.ui.*;

/**
 * Title:   WUtil
 * Description: This class has the utility methods implemented for the Wanda
 *              interface.
 * Copyright:    Copyright (c) 2002
 */

public class WUtil
{

    public static final int FOREGROUND = 10;
    public static final int BACKGROUND = 11;

    private WUtil()
    {
        // not meant to be used.
    }

    /**
     *  Concatenates two objects, and returns the new string.
     */
    public static String concat(Object obj1, Object obj2)
    {
        StringBuffer sbNew = new StringBuffer();

        if (obj1 != null)
            sbNew.append(obj1);
        if (obj2 != null)
            sbNew.append(obj2);

        return sbNew.toString();
    }

    /**
     *  Takes a string and returns the array list for that string.
     */
    public static ArrayList strToAList(String strTokenize)
    {
        return strToAList(strTokenize, true);
    }

    /**
     *  Takes a string and returns the array list for that string.
     *  @strTokenize    string from which an arraylist should be made.
     *  @strDelim       delimeter string for the tokenizer.
     */
    public static ArrayList strToAList(String strTokenize, String strDelim)
    {
        return strToAList(strTokenize, true, strDelim);
    }

    /**
     *  Takes a string and returns the array list for that string.
     *  @param strTokenize  the string from which an arraylist should be made.
     *  @param bAllowDups   true if duplicates should be allowed in the arraylist.
     */
    public static ArrayList strToAList(String strTokenize, boolean bAllowDups)
    {
        return strToAList(strTokenize, bAllowDups, " \t\n\r\f");
    }

    /**
     *  Takes a string and returns the array list for that string.
     *  @param strTokenize  the string from which an arraylist should be made.
     *  @param bAllowDups   true if duplicates should be allowed in the arraylist.
     *  @param strDelim     delimeter string for the tokenizer.
     */
    public static ArrayList strToAList(String strTokenize, boolean bAllowDups,
                                        String strDelim)
    {
        ArrayList<String> aListValues = new ArrayList<String>();
        String strValue;

        if (strTokenize == null)
            return aListValues;

        StringTokenizer strTokTmp = new StringTokenizer(strTokenize, strDelim);
        while(strTokTmp.hasMoreTokens())
        {
            strValue = strTokTmp.nextToken();
            if (strValue != null && strValue.trim().length() > 0)
            {
                if (bAllowDups || !aListValues.contains(strValue))
                    aListValues.add(strValue);
            }
        }

        return aListValues;
    }

    /**
     *  Takes an arraylist and returns a string.
     */
    public static String aListToStr(ArrayList aList)
    {
        return aListToStr(aList, " ");
    }

    public static String aListToStr(ArrayList aList, String strDelimiter)
    {
        StringBuffer sbLine = new StringBuffer();

        if (aList != null)
        {
            for(int i = 0; i < aList.size(); i++)
            {
                sbLine.append(aList.get(i));
                sbLine.append(strDelimiter);
            }
        }
        return sbLine.toString();
    }

    public static void blink(JComponent comp)
    {
        blink(comp, BACKGROUND);
    }

    public static void blink(JComponent comp, int nGround)
    {
        if (comp == null)
            return;

        int fontSize = (comp.getFont() != null) ? comp.getFont().getSize() : 10;
        int x = 0, y = fontSize, space;
        int red =   (int)( 50 * Math.random());
        int green = (int)( 50 * Math.random());
        int blue =  (int)(256 * Math.random());
        Color color = (nGround == FOREGROUND) ? comp.getForeground()
                        : comp.getBackground();

        if (Math.random() < 0.5)
            color = new java.awt.Color((red + y*30) % 256, (green + x/3) % 256, blue);

        if (nGround == BACKGROUND)
        {
            comp.setBackground(color);
        }
        else
        {
            comp.setForeground(color);
        }
    }

    public static boolean deleteFile(String strPath)
    {
        boolean bOk = true;
        if (strPath == null)
            return false;

        File flItem = new File(strPath);
        if (flItem != null)
            flItem.delete();
        else
            bOk = false;

        return bOk;
    }

    public static boolean renameFile(String strPath, String strRenamePath)
    {
        boolean bOk = true;
        if (strPath == null || strRenamePath == null)
            return false;

        /*File flItem = new File(strPath);
        File flRename = new File(strRenamePath);
        if (flItem != null && flRename != null)
            bOk = flItem.renameTo(flRename);
        else
            bOk = false;*/
        strPath = UtilB.windowsPathToUnix(strPath);
        strRenamePath = UtilB.windowsPathToUnix(strRenamePath);
        String[] cmd = {WGlobal.SHTOOLCMD, WGlobal.SHTOOLOPTION, new StringBuffer().append(
                            "/bin/mv ").append(strPath).append(" ").append(
                            strRenamePath).toString()};
        bOk = runScript(cmd, false).isNoError();
        return bOk;
    }

    public static String unixDirToWindows(String strDir)
    {
        ArrayList aListDir = strToAList(strDir, ";");
        StringBuffer sbData = new StringBuffer();

        int nLength = aListDir.size();
        for (int i = 0; i < nLength; i++)
        {
            String strPath = (String)aListDir.get(i);
            StringBuffer sbPath = new StringBuffer(strPath.trim());
            // change escaped spaces to spaces
            int nIndex = sbPath.indexOf("\\");
            while (nIndex > 0)
            {
                sbPath.deleteCharAt(nIndex);
                if (nIndex+2 < sbPath.length())
                    nIndex = sbPath.indexOf("\\", nIndex+2);
                else
                    nIndex = -1;
            }
            sbData.append(UtilB.unixPathToWindows(sbPath.toString())).append(";");
        }
        return sbData.toString();
    }

    public static String windowsDirToUnix(String strDir)
    {
        ArrayList aListDir = strToAList(strDir, ";");
        StringBuffer sbData = new StringBuffer();

        int nLength = aListDir.size();
        for (int i = 0; i < nLength; i++)
        {
            String strPath = (String)aListDir.get(i);
            strPath = UtilB.windowsPathToUnix(strPath.trim(), true);
            StringBuffer sbPath = new StringBuffer(strPath);
            // escape spaces in paths
            int nIndex = sbPath.indexOf(" ");
            while (nIndex > 0)
            {
                sbPath.insert(nIndex, '\\');
                if (nIndex+2 < sbPath.length())
                    nIndex = sbPath.indexOf(" ", nIndex+2);
                else
                    nIndex = -1;
            }
            sbData.append(sbPath.toString()).append(";");
        }
        return sbData.toString();
    }

    public static WMessage runScript(String cmd)
    {
        return runScript(cmd, true);
    }

    public static WMessage runScript(String cmd, boolean bPostMsg)
    {
        String strg = "";
        boolean bOk = true;
        WMessage msg = new WMessage(bOk, strg);

        if (cmd == null)
            return msg;
        Process prcs = null;

        try
        {
            if (bPostMsg)
                Messages.postDebug("Running script: " + cmd);
            Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();

            prcs = rt.exec(cmd);

            if (prcs == null)
                return msg;

            InputStream istrm = prcs.getInputStream();
            if (istrm == null)
                return msg;

            BufferedReader bfr = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(istrm));

            while((strg = bfr.readLine()) != null)
            {
                //System.out.println(strg);
                strg = strg.trim();
                if (bPostMsg)
                    Messages.postDebug(strg);
                String strg2 = strg.toLowerCase();
                bOk = (strg2.equals("-1") || strg2.indexOf("invalid") >= 0) ? false
                            : true;

                msg.bOk = bOk;
                msg.strMsg = strg;
            }
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            //e.printStackTrace();
            Messages.writeStackTrace(e);
            bOk = false;
            Messages.postDebug(e.toString());
        }
        finally {
            // It is my understanding that these streams are left
            // open sometimes depending on the garbage collector.
            // So, close them.
            try {
                if(prcs != null) {
                    OutputStream os = prcs.getOutputStream();
                    if(os != null)
                        os.close();
                    InputStream is = prcs.getInputStream();
                    if(is != null)
                        is.close();
                    is = prcs.getErrorStream();
                    if(is != null)
                        is.close();
                }
            }
            catch (Exception ex) {
                Messages.writeStackTrace(ex);
            }
        }

        return msg;
    }

    public static void runScriptInThread(String[] cmd)
    {
        runScriptInThread(cmd, false);
    }

    public static void runScriptInThread(final String[] cmd, final boolean bPostMsg)
    {
        new Thread(new Runnable()
        {
            public void run()
            {
                WMessage msg = runScript(cmd);
                if (bPostMsg && msg.bOk)
                {
                    Messages.postInfo(msg.getMsg());
                }
            }
        }).start();
    }

    public static void runScriptInThread(String cmd)
    {
        runScriptInThread(cmd, false);
    }

    public static void runScriptInThread(final String cmd, final boolean bPostMsg)
    {
        new Thread(new Runnable()
        {
            public void run()
            {
                WMessage msg = runScript(cmd);
                if (bPostMsg && msg.bOk)
                {
                    Messages.postInfo(msg.getMsg());
                }
            }
        }).start();
    }

    public static WMessage runScript(String[] cmd)
    {
        return runScript(cmd, true);
    }

    public static WMessage runScript(String[] cmd, boolean bShowMesg)
    {
        String strg = "";
        boolean bOk = true;
        WMessage msg = new WMessage(bOk, strg);

        if (cmd == null)
            return msg;
        Process prcs = null;

        try
        {
            if (bShowMesg)
                Messages.postDebug("Running script: " + cmd[2]);
            Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();

            prcs = rt.exec(cmd);

            if (prcs == null)
                return msg;

            InputStream istrm = prcs.getInputStream();
            if (istrm == null)
                return msg;

            BufferedReader bfr = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(istrm));

            while((strg = bfr.readLine()) != null)
            {
                //System.out.println(strg);
                strg = strg.trim();
                if (bShowMesg)
                    Messages.postDebug(strg);
                String strg2 = strg.toLowerCase();
                bOk = (strg2.equals("-1") || strg2.indexOf("invalid") >= 0) ? false
                            : true;

                msg.bOk = bOk;
                msg.strMsg = strg;
            }
        }
        catch (Exception e)
            {
                //e.printStackTrace();
                Messages.writeStackTrace(e);
                bOk = false;
                Messages.postDebug(e.toString());
            }
        finally {
            // It is my understanding that these streams are left
            // open sometimes depending on the garbage collector.
            // So, close them.
            try {
                if(prcs != null) {
                    OutputStream os = prcs.getOutputStream();
                    if(os != null)
                        os.close();
                    InputStream is = prcs.getInputStream();
                    if(is != null)
                        is.close();
                    is = prcs.getErrorStream();
                    if(is != null)
                        is.close();
                }
            }
            catch (Exception ex) {
                Messages.writeStackTrace(ex);
            }
        }

        return msg;
    }

    public static WMessage runScriptNoWait(String cmd)
    {
        return runScriptNoWait(cmd, true);
    }

    public static WMessage runScriptNoWait(String cmd, boolean bPostMsg)
    {
        String strg = "";
        WMessage msg = new WMessage(true, strg);

        if (cmd == null)
            return msg;
        Process prcs = null;

        try
        {
            if (bPostMsg)
                Messages.postDebug("Running script: " + cmd);
            Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
            prcs = rt.exec(cmd);
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            Messages.writeStackTrace(e);
            Messages.postDebug(e.toString());
        }
        finally {
            try {
                if (prcs != null) {
                    OutputStream os = prcs.getOutputStream();
                    if (os != null)
                        os.close();
                    InputStream is = prcs.getInputStream();
                    if (is != null)
                        is.close();
                    is = prcs.getErrorStream();
                    if (is != null)
                        is.close();
                }
            }
            catch (Exception ex) {
                Messages.writeStackTrace(ex);
            }
        }

        return msg;
    }

    public static WMessage runScriptNoWait(String[] cmd)
    {
        return runScriptNoWait(cmd, true);
    }

    public static WMessage runScriptNoWait(String[] cmd, boolean bPostMsg)
    {
        String strg = "";
        WMessage msg = new WMessage(true, strg);

        if (cmd == null)
            return msg;
        Process prcs = null;

        try
        {
            if (bPostMsg)
                Messages.postDebug("Running script: " + cmd[2]);
            Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
            prcs = rt.exec(cmd);
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            Messages.writeStackTrace(e);
            Messages.postDebug(e.toString());
        }
        finally {
            try {
                if (prcs != null) {
                    OutputStream os = prcs.getOutputStream();
                    if (os != null)
                        os.close();
                    InputStream is = prcs.getInputStream();
                    if (is != null)
                        is.close();
                    is = prcs.getErrorStream();
                    if (is != null)
                        is.close();
                }
            }
            catch (Exception ex) {
                Messages.writeStackTrace(ex);
            }
        }

        return msg;
    }

    public static String getToken(String str, char delimiter, int n)
    {
        int start = 0;
        int ip = 1;
        int max = str.length();
        char c;

        while (start < max)
        {
            c = str.charAt(start);
            if (c == ' ')
                start++;
            else
                break;
        }
        while ((ip < n) && (start < max))
        {
            c = str.charAt(start);
            if (c == delimiter)
                ip++;
            start++;
        }
        ip = start;
        while (ip < max)
        {
            c = str.charAt(ip);
            if (c == delimiter)
                break;
            ip++;
        }
        if (ip - start <= 0)
            return null;
        return str.substring(start, ip);
    }

    public static String getDate()
    {
        String strDate = new Date().toString();
        StringBuffer sbDate = new StringBuffer(strDate);
        int nIndex = 0;
        while ((nIndex = sbDate.indexOf(" ")) > 0)
        {
            sbDate.deleteCharAt(nIndex);
        }
        return sbDate.toString();
    }

    public static String getAdminItype()
    {
        String strItype = null;
        String strUser = System.getProperty("user");
        String strPath = WFileUtil.getHMPath(strUser);
        HashMap hmUser = WFileUtil.getHashMap(strPath);

        if (hmUser != null)
            strItype = (String)hmUser.get("itype");

        return strItype;

    }

    public static void doColorAction(Color bgColor, String strColor, JComponent comp)
    {
        doColorAction(bgColor, strColor, comp, false);
    }

    public static void doColorAction(Color bgColor, String strColor,
                                        JComponent comp, boolean bSuperParent)
    {
        Component objComp = null;
        JComponent jComp = null;

        if (comp == null)
            return;

        Container container =  comp.getParent();
        if (container != null)
        {
            container.setBackground(bgColor);
        }
        comp.setBackground(bgColor);
        int nCompCount = comp.getComponentCount();

        for (int i = 0; i < nCompCount; i++)
        {
            objComp = comp.getComponent(i);
            if (objComp instanceof JComponent && isCompOk(objComp, bSuperParent))
            {
                jComp = (JComponent)objComp;
                jComp.setBackground(bgColor);
                if (jComp instanceof WObjIF)
                {
                    ((WObjIF)jComp).setAttribute(VObjDef.BGCOLOR, strColor);
                }
                if (jComp.getComponentCount() > 0)
                    doColorAction(bgColor, strColor, jComp, bSuperParent);
            }
        }
        comp.validate();
        comp.repaint();
    }

    protected static boolean isCompOk(Component objComp, boolean bSuperParent)
    {
        boolean bCompOk = true;
        // if it's superparent, meaning the container or the panel for the whole interface,
        // then set the background of all the children, except the itemarea panels,
        // and the detailarea panels, since background of those might be set independently.
        if ((objComp instanceof VItemAreaIF || objComp instanceof VDetailArea)
                && bSuperParent)
            bCompOk = false;
        return bCompOk;
    }

    /**
     *  Checks if the right mouse button was clicked/pressed.
     */
    public static boolean isRightMouseClick(MouseEvent e)
    {
        return ((e.getModifiers() & InputEvent.BUTTON3_MASK)
                            == InputEvent.BUTTON3_MASK);
    }

    /**
     *  Checks if the left mouse button was clicked.
     */
    public static boolean isLeftMouseClick(MouseEvent e)
    {
        return ((e.getModifiers() & InputEvent.BUTTON1_MASK)
                            == InputEvent.BUTTON1_MASK);
    }

    public static void setCurrentAdmin(String name)
    {
        AppIF appIf = Util.getAppIF();
        ((VAdminIF)appIf).setCurrentAdmin(name);
    }

    public static String getCurrentAdmin()
    {
        AppIF appIf = Util.getAppIF();
	if(appIf instanceof VAdminIF) {
           return ((VAdminIF)appIf).getCurrentAdmin();
	} else {
	   return System.getProperty("user.name");
	}
    }
}

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I'm undecided on this, so please take my vote as an abstain.
I might change that based on debate during this motion.
My concern relates to unique identity. What makes a particular standard (and related amendments) related?
What is in the mind of somebody looking for the correct standard? What is the "brand" or specific purpose of a standard?
I think "Ethernet" is an example of a great brand. 802.3 can usefully rename themselves "Ethernet" because it has huge brand recognition. That brand existed long before any formal alliance that uses the term existed. (Correct me if I'm wrong).
For 802.11 the situation is different. "WiFi" is our brand, courtesy of the WiFi alliance. I'd love to be able to put WiFi into the name of our standard, but realize I couldn't because this term is not in the public domain.
I don't see any obvious way of replacing the 802.11 title, because it would end up as "Standard for wireless LANs"; which might be viewed by some as overly generic :0).
So that brings me to the current motion. IMHO, it is better than the original shorter version, because it highlights (what I suspect is only) part of the unique identity of 802.15.3. Is it still over-general, or is it the only wireless network for multi-media? 802.11 is pretty successful at that too – every time you watch a You Tube clip on your laptop/tablet or phone, you are using a wireless network (802.11) to view multimedia content. As to rate, 802.11ad goes up to >1Gbps throughput, and might be considered by some to be "high rate".
I realize that 802.11 wasn't designed with that specifically in mind, and might not perform as well as a network designed from the bottom up to serve that specific need.
I suspect more of you have used 802.11 to view multimedia content than have used 802.15.3. That is why I still have heartburn over describing 802.15.3 as (A / The – this is not specified) standard for High Rate wireless multi-media networks.
If possible, I would like to get another 15.3 Revision item cleaned up in time to be considered at the upcoming NesCom meeting. I did not see any negative comments to the analysis and suggested title I circulated previously (and repeated below) for the Revision PAR, so Paul has authorized me to conduct an EC email ballot to seek approval.
Early close: As required in subclause 4.1.2 'Voting rules' of the IEEE 802 LAN/MAN Standards Committee (LMSC) Operations Manual, this is notice that this ballot may close early once sufficient responses are received to clearly decide a matter. Sufficient responses to clearly decide this matter will be based on the required majority for a motion under subclause 7.1.1 'Actions requiring approval by a majority vote' item (h), 'Other motions brought to the floor by members (when deemed in order by the Sponsor Chair)' of the IEEE 802 LAN/MAN Standards Committee (LMSC) Policies and Procedures.
Hope everyone had a safe journey back (or to IETF93).
I have submitted the revision PAR for 15.3 with the original title (though MyProjext deleted "IEEE" all on its own) for consideration at the upcoming NesCom meeting in September. Since this title does not really reflect what the standard does, I thought getting some thoughts out on this now might pave the way for fixing this at some future point.
The heartburn would seem to be around the proposed deletion of the two words "Personal Area". The issue is that "Personal Area" does not describe what this standard does since the applications supported are, by and large, anything but "personal" and/or personal short range.
Geoff suggested I might consider thinking about this in terms of the MAC, which I thought was a really sensible idea. The 15.3 MAC was designed from the beginning as a true Mulit-Media MAC rather than one optimized for LAN applications. It has robust GTS capabilities, a variable contention access period, and the ability to dynamically adjust to maximize throughput. Things you would expect for Multi-media and the reason it was chosen as the base standard for the 2 current ammendments.
"Standard for High Data Rate Wireless Multi-Media Networks" (or versions containing more of the non essential boilerplate) would be not only more accurate but also more acceptable.
I would appreciate your thoughts or alternative suggestions.


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Is there have any romance exist in farmers dating? My answer is positive. Date back to the first time I met William, my first lover who act a role as single farmers over 24 years, felt there are many things and ways should be arranged by lord and you can not avoid that romantic things happen just received it and doing well better even beyond the expectations. So, for romantic dating in rural areas, I have something to share with you.
The farmer became into a stereotype that people only thought they are like the machine to produced each kind of the agricultural products like milk, chicken, grain and so on but few really known about they dating and marriage after the United States transferred from agricultural to industrial develop type after the world war one. With the development of the economic and internet, there are fewer people even the next generation of the farmers they do not not the willing to doing that job as their father.
Another tips about the rural romance is trying to dating single farmer online despite you are popular in local bars but it do not have any limits for your online dating, the more and more rural singles trying to seek lover online because it is convenient instead of drive half an hour's in the way to the bar.
You might felt confused about the real farmers life and living patterns is really matched with the TV's showing us or something different? In my opinions, things have much more changes than what we thought that, most the younger generations who work as farmers and inherited the farm from their last generation have received the agricultural related education in college and university, they are paying much more attentions to shot up the product's output and the better works in defeated the bugs and disease in related fields. Please wake up from the 1960s.
The misunderstand about appointment time might as well one of the romantic factors due to you have no idea about where the exact time but full of the expectations. But it also have some bad impacts that in the harvest seasons, your farmer lover will work over 17 hours a day, 7 days a week yet might miss your appointment. But you will be invited to go abroad as a holiday with him.


this substantial hammered sterling silver band features a perfectly imperfect hand cut, square peace sign. it was oxidized and given a brushed finish for an aged, worn and loved look. the interior is stamped "IMAGINE" and with a peace sign. it is 7/16 inch wide will fit your size 7-1/2 finger.
I M A G I N E .


Cameras inside police patrol cars often act as a second set of eyes for the officers, and today Naples police are pushing to get their older model cameras updated.
The department wants to add new cameras to 26 different patrol cars, because like most things, the software can become worn out overtime.
"There's been some instances in the past where the audio didn't work and it can get kind of embarrassing when you want the whole thing to work so we have full accountability," said Chief Tom Weschler.
As of now, the department is testing the new system on a few vehicles. Improvements would also include a larger monitor for officers to view, instead of smaller cameras that were shown in the rear view mirror.
"They don't have to worry about the camera hanging down at an angle where it's kind of right at eye level which causes a big distraction," said Pablo Debien.
Another feature to the updated software is that all video automatically feeds to the station server, so no video can be lost or altered.


I remember New Year's Eve at a family gathering, probably sometime in the late nineties or early two thousands, when my sister suggested we play "a new game." She called it Mafia, with a basic premise that will be so familiar to Werewolf fans.
Our family holiday game nights up until then were pretty tame affairs, dominated by Cranium or Trivial Pursuit or Charades or any of a number of mass market party games or card games. But this Mafia was different and social and we played all night.
Enter Bezier Games, who have done an amazing job in streamlining the game from one which can take an hour and leaves the early ones voted out doing nothing but either watching or wandering away from the game, into slick and smooth five minute games with their One Night Ultimate…Series. By now, Bezier must have hundreds of different roles to gamers, and even produced a fun app that walks you right through the game, step by step.
After playing these games so many times I have lost count, the basic elements of the "accusation" part of the game were starting to bore me. Find the person with the least best poker face, accuse them one way or the other, and then listen to the arguments from each person to guess as to who is the werewolf. Sure, as one of our Krewe is fond of saying, the meta game, bluffing and deduction are all there, and really constitute the heart of the game. But, I have been looking for something different, a game with a purpose as to why you are questioning each particular person. And I think I found it.
If your game group is looking for a new type of social deduction games, and wants to amp up the deduction, then Spice it up! with Werewords by Bezier Games.
Werewords is a social deduction game with a purpose. Players try to guess a secret word using only "yes" or "no" questions. But someone in the group is a werewolf, actively trying to discourage the group from guessing the word. If the villagers can guess the word, then the werewolf is banished forever (or until the next round) — unless the werewolf can guess who the seer was, because that person was secretly steering the villagers closer and closer with each guess.
At this summer's Dice Tower Con 2017, I saw the signs for this 2017 Bezier Games' release. Unfortunately, we never made it over to the booth to try it, but I made it my business to pass by during Gen Con.
From four to ten players can play the game, but honestly it works best around six to eight players. That way, players can throw in a few extra roles, like the minions and beholder or an extra werewolf.
Just like the other games in the WereEmpire, the game has a free app that you can use to run the game. I have introduced this game to same very novice board game groups, and the app really helps people not only get into the spirit of the game, but also helps them figure out their place in the game without forcing them to ask embarrassing (to them) questions.
Just like its brethren, Werewords can be taught in a minute, and plays in under five minutes. The game is just short enough that your group will probably want to play as many rounds as you have people in the group — or maybe even twice around the table. Plus, the game is surprisingly meaty enough that you just cannot stop with one pass.
Remember when I told you that the accusations were boring me in previous incarnations? Not so in Werewords, because you have been given a purpose and a direction in your questions, your active listening, and your accusations. Is someone throwing out a lot of guesses, misguided even? Perhaps they are the werewolf, and you can likely throw some shade their way. Is someone sitting back quietly, yet effectively, subtly, and nonchalantly steering the group toward the correct answer? Sounds like potential seer material.
Even the meta game ramps up. Suppose someone is busted one game for being too nosy of a werewolf. Watch for them to clam up the next time, and swoop in with an accusation. There are so many other strategies, all based on your knowledge of the clues, and the clue givers, as well as the tips and tells that are the hallmark of any good social deduction game.
Werewords is rated just above a 1.00 on the BGG complexity weight scale, and that seems about right. This game is not meant to be clunky and overwrought. It is meant to be quick, with the engine hidden behind the smooth chassis so that even the best gamers will not notice the inner workings.
As for the implementation of the game, the game comes in a small box just the right size to throw into any backpack or game night bag, and the pieces are sturdy cardboard with colorful pictures of the clues and of the roles. The instructions are short, easy to understand, and can be used to run the game if the app is not available.
Are there any downsides? The app includes four different levels of words, and while gamers may think that playing hard or ridiculous words adds fun to the equation — and we have had a few funny situations come out with the harder words as people have gotten "lucky" guesses, only to be unfairly castigated as the seer — but our experience is the opposite. The lower level of words makes it a little easier to turn on the keys to the social aspects of the game. The finger pointing will start in earnest, because there are more chances for the seer and the werewolf to subtly influence the group, and then pay the consequence if they are a little too obvious. Plus, the artwork while fun and fitting for the game, and admittedly consistent with the other games, is a little too cartoony for my taste.
Overall, I can highly recommend Werewords to any group of gamers that likes social deduction games, and looking for that start of the night or end of the night filler. If the gamers in your group like to give each other the interrogation eyeball, or laugh it up when someone is busted as the seer or werewolf (or better yet — the lying, conniving mayor / werewolf!) then head on down to your friendly local game store and pick up a copy.
Thanks for the review! And it was me who sold you Werewords at Gen Con, I'm glad you ended up enjoying it!
Hi Phoebe! Yes, it has been a big hit with the Krewe. We've played it back to back weeks, and is a great end of the night game for us. Thanks again!


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President Donald Trump to hold rally in New Hampshire on Sunday
THIS WEEKEND FOR SUPPORT. >> PRESIDENT OTTO TRUMP IN A SWING STATE IN A TIGHT RACE. >> WE JUST WANT THE BEST PERSON IN THE WHITE HOUSE. IT IS NOT TRUMP FOR US. >> I HAVE A BUSINESS, BUT I THINK THAT HE TELLS IT LIKE IT IS. >> VOTERS MIXED, THOUGH FORMER VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN IS HOLDING A DOUBLE-DIGIT LEAD. >> THAT WOULD BE NEW HAMPSHIRE. >> ANALYST SAY THAT THE PRESIDENT, WHO LOST NEW HAMPSHIRE COULD WIN IT THIS TIME AROUND. >> THE PRESIDENT IS VISITING ON THE HEELS OF TWO VICE PRESIDENTIAL VISITS, WHICH SHOWS THAT PRESIDENT TRUMP IS FOCUSED ON NEW HAMPSHIRE. >> HE HAS BEEN SPENDING HIS TIME IN PERSON TARGETING OTHER BATTLEGROUND STATES. >> NEW HAMPSHIRE ONLY HAS FOUR ELECTORAL VOTES, BUT THEY COULD PROVE KEY IN A TIGHT RACE. >> WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE LAST BATTLEGROUND STATES, MAKE IT 10 OR SO, YOU HAVE SOME BIG ONES LIKE OHIO AND FLORIDA AND MICHIGAN. BUT ELECTORAL'S, IF YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT GIVE-AND-TAKE, THEY MATTER. >> AND SMILE, THE PRESIDENT WILL BE HEADING -- AND TOMORROW,
President Donald Trump will return to New Hampshire for what will likely be his final visit ahead of the Nov. 3 election.The Trump campaign said Thursday the president would hold a "Make America Great Again Victory Rally" at ProStar Aviation, adjacent to the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in Londonderry early Sunday afternoon. It's the same venue Trump held a rally at when he last visited the state on August 28.Trump's visit comes just days after vice president Mike Pence visited the Granite State on Wednesday.Trump is trailing Democratic nominee Joe Biden in New Hampshire according to recent polls, but WMUR reports his campaign there, in combination with the Republican National Committee, has been working to expand grassroots support for the president throughout the summer and fall.
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President Donald Trump will return to New Hampshire for what will likely be his final visit ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
The Trump campaign said Thursday the president would hold a "Make America Great Again Victory Rally" at ProStar Aviation, adjacent to the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in Londonderry early Sunday afternoon.
It's the same venue Trump held a rally at when he last visited the state on August 28.
Trump's visit comes just days after vice president Mike Pence visited the Granite State on Wednesday.
Trump is trailing Democratic nominee Joe Biden in New Hampshire according to recent polls, but WMUR reports his campaign there, in combination with the Republican National Committee, has been working to expand grassroots support for the president throughout the summer and fall.

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"God of War" PS4 Review
Rowan Wytchwood Wright
We will be reviewing games both old and new to provide people with useful information and opinions to help people find their perfect game.
God of War takes place after the events of the previous title of the Trilogy. Kratos is trying to make a new peaceful life for him and his son Atreus in the Norse realm of Midgard. The events of this title begin with Kratos and his son preparing to cremate his wife and Atreus' mother. They plan to set out on a journey to scatter her ashes at the tallest mountain in the realm. Little does Kratos know that the actions he took in his previous adventures would now haunt him in the Norse realms and would end up having powerful enemies chasing him throughout this new journey.
This game is a typical example of the amazing standards we've come to expect of next-gen gaming consoles. The game feels like it is at the peak of the powers gaming can provide, visually, it's mesmerizing and beautiful, the vast landscape of the game alone is enough to leave anyone who plays games in complete awe. The story is well-written and beautifully paced: every cut-scene and dialogue exchange is engaging and you find yourself completely lost in the narrative.
The combat in God of War is my favorite part of this game. The sheer graphical prowess of each encounter is enough alone to immerse yourself into the battle you find yourself in. Then the way Kratos handles in combat is so well designed, the brutal nature and power of the character come across as soon as you land that first hit. You feel so powerful as the gamer, Kratos has such raw strength you feel like there isn't any enemy you couldn't overpower. The over-the-shoulder camera really allows you to feel as if you're the one guiding Kratos through each encounter. The addition of being able to use Atreus in combat allows you to focus on the enemy in front of Kratos as, Atreus can pick off the other enemies while you deal with the prey in front of you.
Open World Traversal
This game changes from the original series and becomes an open world. There are various different activities and collectibles dotted around this vast landscape which cause you to veer off from the main story. This is something that adds to the game rather than takes away from it, as, each side mission and collectible feel integral to the concept of the game and allows the player to enjoy the wider scope of the game. The random encounter with enemies in the open world is enjoyable also as it allows you to keep your combat skills up to scratch so you feel prepared when you face bigger and more difficult enemies.
A welcome part of the game, in my opinion, is the character customization of both Kratos and his son Atreus. From crafting better parts to put on your weapons, to the armour, you feel like you can really make these characters your own and in keeping with how you like to play. The skill tree is also useful, as it allows you to get more techniques and allows you to change up your combat style and take down enemies in more enjoyable and brutal ways.
A huge strong point of God of War is the beautiful graphics. So much time and effort have been taken to create such a visually stunning game, often you find yourself taken aback by the sheer beauty of the game. The stunning landscapes you come across throughout your journey, really allow you to appreciate the sheer quality of this game, you almost feel like you're part of a blockbuster film. Each individual character, be it Kratos himself or a mob of enemies, have been designed and fleshed out superbly, nothing feels out of place. Add in a wonderfully compelling story into the visual excellence of this game, God of War has all the aspects to be remembered as one of this generation's greatest games.
The part of the soundtrack or in-game audio that particularly stood out to me was the voice acting and character interaction. God of War excels in creating wonderful cutscenes where you can just sit back and enjoy the story unfold in front of you. Part of this is the stories and the interactions that take place between the characters, the main focus of these interactions is often between Kratos and his son. The dynamic between the two is fascinating as Kratos often struggles with his anger and frustration towards the things his son does, but succeeds in teaching Atreus the harsh lessons that come with life. With this being the first game in the series featuring Kratos as a father, this game does a wonderful job of showing the progress Kratos and Atreus are both trying to make in regards to how they interact with each other.
Replay Value
With the addition of a new game plus feature, there is an immense amount of replay value. This feature allows you to experience the game in a different way when you play it the second time around. Be it taking more time to appreciate and engage with the story or find more time to undertake side missions and hunt for collectibles and secrets hidden throughout the game. There is so much end game content to enjoy so there is always something to keep you occupied in this game. There is no doubt to me that once you complete the game the first time you will get the urge to load it once again and click that new game plus.
The Wytch Reviews Verdict
God of War is no doubt one of the most complete games of this generation. It has everything you could hope for from a game with an engaging storyline, superb visuals, and a fantastic combat system, I would highly recommend that you get this game and experience it for yourself. God of War is probably one of the best PlayStation games ever made and with its huge amounts of success, opens the door for a series to start. Personally, I really hope this happens, as it would be a wonderful addition to an evergrowing library of fantastic video game franchises.
The Wytch Reviews Verdict: 9.7/10
© 2019 Rowan Wytchwood Wright


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On a splendid day here in Park City you could take advantage of all the fun things to do near Silverado Lodge. In the wintertime you could take a snow mobile ride at Park City Snowmobile Adventure, and Iron Mountain can be seen from Silverado Lodge. Yep, outdoors fun stuff truly is abundant here in the Wasatch Range.
These are some other hotels near Silverado Lodge, Park City.
These outdoors activities are available near Silverado Lodge.


Entering week 7, we can't help but witness the injuries beginning to mount among starters like Danny Duffy, Cory Luebke, Daniel Hudson and relievers such as Sergio Santos, Houston Street and Carlos Marmol to name a few. We put together five pitchers who are available in around 60% + of leagues who you might consider grabbing. You'll notice that the four the starters that we're recommending are on fair to awful teams but between them they have 16 wins and 133 K's!! Our recommended reliever is our sleeper of the week!
1. Jason Vargas-SP-Mariners- This 29 year old southpaw and former 2nd round pick of the Marlins, is 3-1 in his last four starts on a team that has a hard time scoring runs. He has collected 38 K's in 50 innings pitched and has a 2.79 ERA to go along with a 0.97 WHIP. He's beaten the Indians and Detroit, twice, over his last four outings and had amassed six quality starts through his eight games this season. Vargas currently is ranked 50th among all pitchers in Yahoo! leagues. Owned in 41% of leagues he should be picked up in deeper leagues of 12 or more.
2. James McDonald-SP-Pirates- McDonald is someone to consider just taking a flier on at the moment. Last year, his first season starting more than 11 games, he struck out 142 and walked 78. Although his control is serviceable, he needs to cut down on giving up the long ball. (he gave up 24 dingers last season). He seems to have made some strides this year as he's only given up 2 HR in 44 innings which equates to approximately 8-9 over the course of a full season. We like that he has fanned 39 in those 44 innings and has his lowest ERA 2.43 of his career. Being on Pittsburgh he won't get you many wins (he currently has 2) but he's worth a look if you're in need of K's. McDonald will face the Nationals on Wednesday who he beat last year and the Mets, (he beat them both times he faced them last year), on the 21st. He is owned in just 24% of leagues.
3. R.A. Dickey-SP-Mets-The knuckleballer has had quality starts in every game he's pitched this season except the one where he imploded vs the Braves in Atlanta on April 18th. Dickey boasts a 5-1 record and has 32 K's. In his past two seasons with the Mets, he's kept very respectable ERA's of 2.84 and 3.28. This former 1st round pick of the Texas Rangers has 32 strike outs in 44 innings and should be owned in deeper leagues, perhaps even leagues of 10+. Dickey has won 19 games on a pretty underachieving Mets team the last two seasons and we think he's worth a look now, especially while the team is doing so well.
4. Scott Diamond-SP-Twins- This lefty 25 year old has started only seven major league games prior to the two this season and he's won both of them. Diamond had thrown 14 scoreless innings in both starts and has a 10:1 K:BB ratio. He has beaten the Blue Jays and the Angels and will face the Brewers on Friday. Given his small sampling last year in those seven games where he struck out 19 but walked 17, plus his poor minor league records, we're not sure how much longer Diamond will continue to 'outperform', so in the meantime, take a flier on him, see how he fares vs Milwaukee later this week and if you're in deeper leagues, give him some consideration. He is, of course, widely available in over 65% of leagues so there's no rush. Just your basic low risk, high reward type of pitcher.
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My entire team has been hobbled by injury. Now Verlander is day to day. Brutal. Whats next?, Cabrera going down?
It's just a callus. It bled a bit but he'll be fine. infant he will not even miss his next scheduled start..


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The Struggle For Food Security In Canada's North
Claire Chauvel
Social Connectedness Fellow 2017
Food insecurity has been defined by Health Canada as "the inability to acquire or consume an adequate diet quality or sufficient quantity of food in socially acceptable ways, or the uncertainty that one will be able to do so."[i] It is both a social and public health crisis, compounding inequality and detrimental to well-being, as it impacts the most disenfranchised and low-income segments of society.
In Canada, 4 million people and 1 in 8 families are food insecure.[ii] Among those severely affected are northern and Indigenous communities. In fact, rates of food insecurity for Indigenous households (27%) across Canada are more than double that of non-Indigenous households (12%).[iii] And despite extensive measurement, monitoring, and policy implementation, the problem still persists.[iv]
The solution to this urgent problem will not come easily. An expert panel on food insecurity in the North headed by Dr. Harriet Kuhnlein concluded, "Consideration must be given to the many factors that influence life in the North, such as environmental change, culture, governance, and economies."[v]
In terms of economics, food prices in the North are exorbitant, with a system that allows retailers to arbitrarily control and set prices. University of Toronto Anthropologist Tracey Galloway found that Nutrition North, a $77 million governmental program launched in 2011 that dispenses subsidies in hopes of reducing excessive food prices, has resulted in "stale-dated, unreliable food on store shelves without making grocery bills more affordable."[vi] As a result, health standards have been compromised, food insecurity remains rampant, and work productivity has been undermined. Galloway convincingly argues that subsidies should be reformed via the introduction of mandatory price caps and a regulatory framework for pricing of essential food.
The problem of food insecurity in northern and Indigenous communities is also being tackled from within. For example, Adam Malcolm, a teacher in Qikiqtarjuaq, Nunavut crowd-funded the construction of a local greenhouse to help students gain access to healthy food.[vii] Malcolm's hope is that the greenhouse will encourage healthy eating, deliver greater food security, food sovereignty, and generate a heightened sense of community. The Nunavut hamlet of Arviat has also taken action under the leadership of community educator Shirley Tagalik.[viii] While community greenhouses in the North are not new, these two are unique in that they are geared towards helping youth and provide coveted summer jobs.
Conversely, Agriculture and Agrifood Canada's Larry Lenton cautions against placing too much hope in greenhouses as a solution. He argues that high equipment costs could "drive up the price of any vegetables a northern greenhouse can commercially produce."[ix] Further, he asserts that "communities are small and spread out, which means the market size is tiny… [and] a lack of people with the necessary green-thumb skills is also a hurdle."[x] Lenton does, however, concede that greenhouses "nurture the skills needed for a greenhouse capable of supplying healthy food for everyone in their community."[xi]
Due to amplified food insecurity, Indigenous households in Canada are far more prone to socio-demographic risk factors like extreme poverty, living in rental accommodation, poor health, reliance on social assistance, and single-motherhood.[xii] Tackling food insecurity could help alleviate these issues. Of equal importance, urban-dwellers involved with community gardens and greenhouses have cited that cultivation "is rebuilding community — it's such a cliché — but rebuilding community around food."[xiii] Having faced years of disenfranchisement, community gardens could not only be a part of the food insecurity solution but also a part of the process of strengthening identity and community.
Individuals across Canada can help by putting pressure on their representatives to change the status quo. They can also get involved with Food Secure Canada, which hosts a platform called Indigenous Circle that serves as a space where "Indigenous People and non-Indigenous allies can share, strategize, and act to ensure food sovereignty for Indigenous Peoples." Forums help catalyze ideas that spur answers and are an excellent tool in the fight against food insecurity. Such actions of mustering solidarity and support will also forge greater bonds across Canada.
Since food and community are inextricably linked, the promotion of social connectedness can go a long way towards addressing food insecurity. In other words, if we invest in building community, then food security, resiliency, and justice will follow.
It is important to note that while traditional Indigenous food security measures have not been discussed in this brief article, they remain a crucial part of the solution.
[i] "Household Food Insecurity in Canada: Overview." Health Canada.
[ii] "1 in 8 Canadian families struggle to put food on table, study says." CBCNews. July 29, 2013. Accessed June 15, 2017. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/1-in-8-canadian-families-struggle-to-put-food-on-table-study-says-1.1346620.
[iii] "Food insecurity a growing challenge in Canada's northern, remote Aboriginal communities." ScienceDaily. March 27, 2014. Accessed June 15, 2017. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/03/140327111701.htm.
[iv] Tarasuk, V, Mitchell, A, Dachner, N. (2016). Household food insecurity in Canada, 2014.
[v] Health, Environment, and Indigenous Communities Research Group. Accessed June 15, 2017. http://heicresearch.com/?page_id=dxygtlnl&paged=2.
[vi] Weber, Bob. "Federal Food Subsidy Program Still Failing Northerners: Study." The Huffington Post. December 04, 2016. Accessed June 15, 2017. http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/12/04/federal-subsidy-failing-to-keep-northern-food-healthy-affordable-study_n_13412404.html.
[vii] Drinkwater, Rob. "Nunavut Teacher's Greenhouse Will Help Students Access Healthy Food." The Huffington Post. May 03, 2017. Accessed June 12, 2017. http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2017/04/30/nunavut-greenhouse_n_16345234.html.
[viii] Prestwich, Emma. "Nunavut Food Is Pricey, So Young Adults Are Growing It Themselves." The Huffington Post. May 19, 2016. Accessed June 15, 2017. http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/05/19/arviat-greenhouse_n_9995270.html.
[ix] Drinkwater, Rob. "Nunavut Teacher's Greenhouse Will Help Students Access Healthy Food."
[x] Ibid.
[xi] Ibid.
[xii] "Aboriginal peoples and food insecurity." PROOF Research to identify policy options to reduce food insecurity. Accessed June 15, 2017. http://proof.utoronto.ca/resources/research-publications/aboriginal-peoples-and-food-insecurity/.
[xiii] Muhlke, Christine. "Growing Together." The New York Times. October 09, 2010. Accessed June 15, 2017. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/10/magazine/10FOB-WWLN-t.html.
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At Kingwood High School Saturday, September 15th, our LJI Cross Country team had a strong showing. Kingwood Invitational is one of the most competitive meets in the state.
Congratulations to Coach Leilani Culpepper and the hard working athletes at LJIS for representing our campus and BISD so well!
8th Grade Girls placed 5th overall out of 10 teams missing 4th place by 1 point.
Congratulations to Coach Leilani Culpepper and the hard working athletes at LJIS.


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Boone County Commission to consider new union agreement
Union employees of the Boone County Public Works Department will get a raise and new tool and clothing allowances designed to help the county retain experienced employees, Southern District Commissioner Fred Parry said Monday.
A proposed new contract with between the county and Laborers' International Union Local 955 is on Tuesday's commission agenda for first reading with a public hearing is scheduled for the Feb. 25 meeting.
The contract includes a raise of 80 cents an hour over two years, along with a promise to supply county-owned tools rather than having workers bring their own to the job.
"Wages in Columbia are climbing," Parry said. "We were able to restructure some of the positions to be able to get some people in positions earning more pay."
County Counselor CJ Dykhouse, who led negotiation for the county, said wage provisions were the biggest change in the contract.
Labeled special wage provisions in the agreement, it gives union employees with the road and bridge agency a wage increase of at least 80 cents per hour about their Dec. 31, 2019, pay rate, spread out over two budget years
Union employees affected by reclassification of road maintenance worker positions and the change in minimum pay rate will receive a wage increase of at least 80 cents per hour by the end of the 2021 budget year, unless they reach the maximum of the position's pay range.
When the county trains employees and helps them get their commercial driver's license, that makes them attractive to other employers, Parry said. The changes are meant to enable the county to retain the workers longer, he said.
"It's mutually beneficial," Parry said of the union contract. "The county is going to take on additional expenses, but the benefits will outweigh the expenses. Our goal is a stable work force."
A $1,750 annual tool allowance for mechanics to buy their own tools is being phased out.
"Union supports the county in transitioning to county-provided tools for new hires for new hires into the mechanic positions and phasing out the tool allowance for any new mechanics," the document reads.
Tools owned by mechanics were "walking off," Parry said.
Under the new system, mechanics check out tools from a vending machine using their employee numbers, he said.
"The union had asked for that and we agreed to do that," Parry said.
The negotiations were cordial and friendly, Parry said.
No one with the union was available for comment on Monday. Someone who answered the phone at the union office said the field representative position, which usually takes media questions, is vacant.
Northern District Commissioner Janet Thompson, said she wasn't very familiar with details of the agreement.
Ideas have been brought up in collective bargaining that have helped the county, she said.
"There were things that were of benefit to the employees in day-to-day operations," Thompson said. "It's a very healthy process."
The workers are valued, Parry said.
"We're very proud of our road and bridge employees," Parry said. "There's a strong sense of pride in ownership in the work they do."


Preface: I've been saying I need a wardrobe overhaul for a while now. My attentive partner, knowing my love for creative and thoughtful experiences, hired a fashion consultant as a gift for my 30th birthday. She came over this past weekend to help me clean out my closet. This blog is dedicated to him for all the many ways he has inspired me to let go.
"Let's start with the dresses," she said, pulling them out of the closet and sorting them into two distinct piles labeled, "casual" and "formal".
A small piece of my pain in the form of a BCBGMaxazria dress in taupe that was purchased in attempt to cover up what I wasn't ready to deal with at the time.
Yeah, I know. Taupe, a dark tan, the french word for mole. That's about right. I suddenly found myself plowing down memory lane to a time in my life I felt every bit deserving of the haute taupe dress that didn't do me any favors.
Then there were the lavender ruffles, a desperate cry for my femininity to return as I felt through the fatigue of doing it all on my own. Those damn creativity-stifling responsibilities. Lavender ruffles.
We came across a green and teal and black satin number that I've had longer than I can remember, circa 2002, around the time of my high school graduation. As if that doesn't say it all, the kaleidoscopic pattern exploding from the seams held captive my bright and shiny anticipation of a promising future, reminding me of my present-day clinging to youthfulness and all of its naive optimism, though I haven't worn it for years.
One by one we inspected each dress, every skirt, and shirt, and shoe, and jacket. We tossed out the larges–and extra larges–that were purchased from the dysmorphic lens of my bruised self-consciousness. We piled on items that have had their time, that have traveled the world and clothed my curiosity on the streets of Dubai and Mexico and Ecuador and Turkey. We let go of the pieces that were kept strictly for their materialistic value, those whose closet real estate had been preserved to mask the guilt felt for how much money was wasted on the attempted purchase of class and significance.
Funny how all of that was still hanging in my closet.
I anticipated getting rid of some things. What I grossly under-anticipated was how much insight I would gain through the process, and how healing it would be. It's amazing how much our stuff embodies our stuff. We created an impressive pile of physical materials to surrender, yet the metaphysical pile that was there was immeasurably more impactful.
My closet now holds empty space, the kind that is full. It no longer feels dingy and difficult to navigate. Inner spaces that were once warehousing tension I didn't even realize I still had have also been liberated.
What kind of stuff is lingering in your stuff?
How can you let go of unnecessary weight and tension?
May every door be opened. May surrender remain one of our greatest strengths. May you too discover the fullness in emptying.


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Bringing CanCon to the World
Law professor Michael Geist is making the case for a Canadian digital library
June 11, 2006 | By Bruce Gillespie
Imagine being able to read any Canadian book, government report or legal decision from anywhere in the world, without spending a dime – or even moving away from your laptop. As unlikely as it might sound, that's just what law professor Michael Geist has in mind.
Creating a national digital library is one of the ideas Geist suggested while making his case to overhaul Canadian copyright law in the Hart House lecture Our Own Creative Land: Cultural Monopoly and the Trouble with Copyright, in March. Geist, the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law at the University of Ottawa, explained his vision of culture and copyright in Canada – one that focuses less on finding ways to keep foreign content out of the country (increasingly impossible in an interconnected world, he believes) and more on finding new ways to use digital media and the Internet to bring Canadian culture to other countries.
Geist's idea for a free, widely accessible digital library was inspired by the Google Book Search project, launched by the search engine company in 2004 to digitize books and post them in its online search results. Functionally, Geist's national digital library would work the same way as the Google project, except Ottawa would fund it and digitize every Canadian book ever published, including holdings in English and French and aboriginal and heritage languages.
Such an undertaking would make Canada the first country to create a national digital public library, bringing significant worldwide media attention to the works and the writers. "From a cultural perspective, the library would provide an exceptional vehicle for promoting Canadian creativity to the world, leading to greater awareness of Canadian literature, science and history," says Geist. "By extending the library to government documents and court decisions, it would help meet the broader societal goal of providing all Canadians with open access to their laws and government policies."
In terms of copyright, readers would gain complete access to the thousands of books in the public domain. For books that remain subject to copyright, Canadians would have access to only small excerpts. "This policy would be consistent with principles of fair dealing under copyright law."
The cost of such a venture is steep. Geist estimates that scanning more than 10 million Canadian books and documents would take five years and cost about $100 million. "[But] if Canada fails to move quickly on this initiative, it may find itself seeking to catch up to European countries, which plan to digitize six million books by 2010."
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George Thomas Stovall, surnommé « Firebrand », né le 23 novembre 1877 à Leeds (Missouri) et décédé le  à Burlington (Iowa), est un joueur et un manager de baseball qui évolue en Ligues majeures de 1904 à 1913.

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Il débute en Ligue américaine sous le couleurs des Cleveland Blues en 1904. Il devient l'un des joueurs important de la franchise de Cleveland rebaptisée Naps et est nommé joueur-manager en 1911. Stovall est très populaire auprès des joueurs et des fans malgré ses actions parfois violente ; Il casse ainsi une chaise sur la tête de Nap Lajoie. Il initie une grève spontanée le jour du match d'ouverture de la saison 1911 afin que les joueurs puissent assister aux obsèques d'Addie Joss à Toledo.

À l'issue de cette saison conclue par une encourageante troisième place, il signe chez les St. Louis Browns, toujours en tant que joueur-manager. En 1913, Stovall est  au classement du MVP de l'année de la Ligue américaine mais il est licencié à la suite d'incidents répétés avec ses dirigeants et de nombreux arbitres.

Stovall achève sa carrière de joueur en Federal League avec les Kansas City Packers où il joue deux saisons : 1914 et 1915. Il est le premier joueur vedette de ligues majeures a rejoindre la nouvelle ligue. Particulièrement actif pour recruter des joueurs au profit de la Federal League, The Sporting News le surnomme « The Jesse James of the Loop ». Il met un terme à sa carrière de joueur à 38 ans après avoir disputé 129 des 153 matches au calendrier des Packers en 1915.

Il devient ensuite manager en ligues mineures à Toledo en American Association (1916) puis Vernon en Pacific Coast League (1917). Après la Première Guerre mondiale pendant laquelle il travaille dans un chantier naval, Stovall retrouve un poste de manager en ligues mineures à Jacksonville en Florida State League (1922). Stovall s'installe en Californie au début des années 1930 où il dirige plusieurs formations semi-professionnelles et les universitaires de Loyola à Los Angeles.

Recruteur pour les Pittsburgh Pirates de 1935 à 1940, il travaille à nouveau dans un chantier naval pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale avant de prendre sa retraite en 1946.

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Combine the flour, salt, baking powder and cornmeal in a small bowl. Stir in milk and cheese until just moistened. Drop by close to level teaspoons on to simmering soup. Cover and simmer for about 6 minutes.
These sound wonderful. I think they would be good to use in place of tacos in taco soup.
Thanks for your comment Eveh :-) Oh yes, that does sound good!
What an easy quick recipe!


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Q: Access XAMPP by default via MySQLdb Python lib on Ubuntu 10.10 I'm attempting to build a Virtual Machine to develop a Django application. The OS is Ubuntu 10.10. I have most everything installed. The last piece is getting MySQLdb to work with the MySQL instance that comes with XAMPP.
How can I get MySQLdb to default to work with the XAMPP MySQL?
I found this: Accessing a XAMPP mysql via Python
I understand the problem there, but the solution doesn't work for me because Django handles creating connections behind the scenes. I also don't want to be manipulating Django for some an application.
I've attempted to modify the My.cnf in two different ways but it doesn't work. I'm still getting the same error. That error is listed here:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test-mysqldb.py", line 4, in <module>
    db = MySQLdb.connect( user="root", passwd="", db="faceless001" )
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/MySQLdb/__init__.py", line 81, in Connect
    return Connection(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/MySQLdb/connections.py", line 170, in __init__
    super(Connection, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs2)
_mysql_exceptions.OperationalError: (2002, "Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)")

XAMPP installed itself to: /opt/lampp/
I'm looking for the simplest, correct solution for this. Any background info you can share would be helpful, also.

A: I don't understand why you don't just install MySQL via sudo apt-get install mysql-server, but nevertheless the answer to your question would seem to be to configure Django to use the specified socket in place of the default.
From the documentation to settings.DATABASES, under HOST:

If this value starts with a forward slash ('/') and you're using MySQL, MySQL will connect via a Unix socket to the specified socket.

So if you just set the HOST setting for your database to "/opt/lampp/var/mysql/mysql.sock" it should find the relevant MySQL socket.


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Q: select from subquery two times I've got TableA with userAId and UserBId.
I also got another TableB with UserId
I would like to select all records from TableA in which userAId and UserBId are in tableB
My solution is:
select * from TableA where
  userAId IN
  (
  select UserId from Table B
  )

  and UserBId IN
  (
  select UserId from Table B
  )

but i think that it is not the optimal solution as I do select UserId from Table B two times
Any other solutions?
Im using t-sql sql seerver 2008 R2

A: Maybe something like this:
select * from TableA a where (
    select count(DISTINCT UserID) from TableB where UserID in (a.UserAId, a.UserBId)
) = 2

Update: I changed Count(*) to Count(DISTINCT UserID) as noted by @Thorsten Kettner

A: Your own solution may look a bit too little sophisticated on first glimpse, but it is likely to be the best and most efficient approach. Provided there is an index on tableB.userId, access will be fast.
If access is too slow though, then you can probably speed it up by providing an index on tableA(userAId,userBId).
Stay with your query. It is easy to read, does what it is supposed to do and does it fast.

A: Instead of IN clause , doing a JOIN with tableB two times would be faster
You can compare it with execution plan on
select A.* from TableA A
join TableB B1
on A.userAID  = B1.UserId
join TableB B2
AND A.userBId = B2.userID

A: you can use cte ONLY if data in table b is less. If your query is giving you what you desired then it cannot be converted in join because join will match one to one i.e tableA's one record will be matched tableB's one on join criteria/condition, but here you are matching one's userAID with all and similarly UserBId with all.
;WITH cte_usrId(UserId)
 AS (SELECT UserId
     FROM   TableB)
SELECT *
FROM   TableA
WHERE  userAId IN (SELECT UserId
                   FROM   cte_usrId)
       AND UserBId IN (SELECT UserId
                       FROM   cte_usrId)

A: Try this
SELECT *
FROM   TableA a
WHERE  EXISTS (SELECT 1
               FROM   table b
               WHERE  a.userAId = b.userid
                      AND a.UserBId = b.userid)


Food and Water Watch (F&WW) released a disingenuous paper this week on shale development and worker safety, which is essentially their attempt to put millions of Americans out of work. Of course, their opining on health concerns isn't about constructive solutions. It's about one thing only: banning fracking and the millions of jobs that come with it.
F&WW wants us to believe, using its own calculations, that injury and fatality rates are through the roof and the problem is just getting worse.
To be clear any fatality or injury on the job is unacceptable and shows there's a need to continue improving worker safety. But as always, in order to understand if the risks are being managed, context is crucial. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), oil and gas development actually ranks well below a number of industries for worker risk, including fishing, bartending, farming, and taxi and limo drivers, just to name a few. In fact, the number of nonfatal injuries and illnesses in the oil and gas industry has significantly declined while production has ramped up to unprecedented levels. In 2011 the injury rate for oil and gas fell 33 percent, according to data released by BLS.
"Most segments of oil and gas extraction report a lower nonfatal injury rate than the average for all private industry. In 2010 the estimated rate of nonfatal work-related injuries in oil and gas extraction (NAICS 211) was 1.2 per 100 full-time workers, 1.9 for workers in support activities for oil and gas extraction (NAICS 213112), and 3.3 for drilling oil and gas wells (NAICS 213111). The annual rate for all private industries during the same year was 3.5 nonfatal injuries per 100 full-time workers" (emphasis added).
On fatality rates, F&WW cites a report by the AFL-CIO, which the group says, "described the severity of the problem." That's not what it did at all. First of all, according to the AFL-CIO, Pennsylvania is right at the national average for worker fatalities, tied with Hawaii. Keep in mind that Pennsylvania is one of the top oil and gas producing states and over the past few years production there has soared to unprecedented levels. Between 2005 and 2012, 90 percent of the job growth in Pennsylvania was due to oil and gas development.
In other words, if shale development were an inherent (and unmanageable) threat to worker safety, as F&WW purports, how could worker fatality rates be at the national average while production skyrocketed causing stratospheric job growth in the state?
Texas, the largest oil and gas producing state by far — where more wells are fractured than any other state — isn't even in the bottom 10 in AFL-CIO's report. Keep in mind that from 2007 through 2012, Texas and Pennsylvania had the first and second largest increase, respectively, in total direct employment in oil and gas. Colorado, another major employer of oil and gas workers doesn't rank in the bottom 20.
F&WW's report is not about creating a better work environment – it's unabashed anti-fracking talking points offer nothing constructive. Meanwhile producers are doing something constructive by partnering with federal agencies and other experts to approach worker safety concerns proactively.
Again, any incident means there's room for improvement and the industry's goal is to get that number to zero. But if we're going to look at safety issues related to hydraulic fracturing, it's much more useful to examine those issues in their proper context. That way we can assess relative risk, and actually have a constructive conversation about how to make sure we keep creating good opportunities for working families, while also continuing to enhance worker safety.


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