We are a very casual and creative church. Whether you've been in a church before or are looking to attend for the very first time, we will welcome you and are excited to meet you. For us, it doesn't matter what you look like or how you dress, there is a place for you here. Our worship services typically last around 65 minutes, and we are intentional at being engaging throughout the time you spend with us. If you have kids or teenagers, we have special ministries created just for them! After service, feel free to stick around and socialize with others while enjoying a cup of coffee or tea. We are looking forward to getting to know you!
When do worship services start?
We have a Traditional service at 8:30 and Contemporary service at 10:45.
Where is The Springs located?
We have a nursery for infants and full programing for kids ages 3 through 5th grade during both of our services. We also offer student ministry for 6-8th grade and 9th-12th at 9:30am.
Often times you'll find our pastor wearing jeans, and people wearing anything from yoga pants to dresses. Dress how you desire as we just want to help keep you connected with Jesus how ever you feel comfortable doing so.
Does The Springs belong to a bigger organization?
The Springs Church is part of the First Evangelical Free Churches of America. Each of these churches operate independently but work together to help plant more churches and to be a resource to each another.


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Lassa FEVER: Kwara allays fear of residents
The Kwara State Government on Thursday urged the people of the state to remain calm as enough measures have been taken to guide against spread of lassa fever and other communicable diseases.
The state's commissioner for health Dr Raji AbdulRasaq said on a radio programme monitored in Ilorin, the state capital, that the ministry has started various enlightenment programmes to educate the public about the symptoms of the disease, channels of transfer and how to prevent its spread.
AbdulRazaq also said the state's quarantine facility is 95 percent completed and would be ready in about one week to strengthen Kwara's preparation.
He added that the state government has procured some medicines for the state's Specialist Hospital Sobi to tackle the disease, urging members of the public to patronise the facility for early detection.
Dr AbdulRasaq implored residents of the state to prioritise their personal hygiene and good preservation of their food to prevent diseases.
The commissioner commended Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for prioritising people's health by declaring a free malaria treatment in all government's hospitals.
On the restructuring of primary health care centers across the state, Dr AbdulRasaq urged communities to be patient with the government as the issue will be attended to one after the other.
Callers on the programme eulogised the Governor for his efforts to revive the basic health care system of the state.
SAD….Gunmen kill 'Oko-Oloyun' in Oyo
Operation Amotekun: Malami finally bows to pressure, makes U-turn

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On 11/15/2021 at approximately 1514 hours, CPD was dispatched to 89 Industrial Drive for a theft. The victim owns the property at that location and has various car parts and accessories in the area around the business. Witnesses said two males in a red Honda belonging to Ashley Hewitt were seen in...
Chambersburg Police Department
Case Status:
On 1/16/2022 at approximately 2249 hours, CPD was dispatched to the 400 block of W Queen Street for a bicycle theft. The victim stated the bicycle was last seen on 1/9/2022. The stolen bike was described as a red Dynacraft 24" mountain bike. Anyone with information of the bicycle's location is...
Theft of Commercial Stove Hood
Theft of Commercial Stove Hood - Fireside Inn On January 18, 2022 at approximately 12:10 PM these two dicey daytime thieves arrived in their older model Ford F-150 double cab midnight black edition and parked in front of a commercial stove hood resting in the parking lot of the Fireside Inn,...
Lower Southampton Township Police Department
ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY SUSPECTS IN THEFT AT CVS ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY - SADSBURY TOWNSHIP - CHESTER COUNTY - DO YOU RECOGNIZE THEM? CASH REWARD!
The Sadsbury Township Police Department is attempting to identify the pictured suspects who were involved in a retail theft on 12/13/2021 between 2100-2120 hours at the CVS 3373 Lincoln Highway, Chester County. All three suspects loaded two shopping carts with merchandise and suspect #1 rolled them...
Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers
Shooting Investigation: 500 block of South Front Street
On Thursday January 20th 2022, at about 8:45am, the Harrisburg Police responded to a local hospital for a report of a gunshot victim. After speaking to the victim, a male juvenile, it was determined that the victim was in the area of the 500 block of South Front St when they heard a shot and...
Harrisburg Bureau of Police
Up to $2,500.00 reward being offered for information leading to the arrest of Devon Wright
The Batavia Police Department has partnered with Crime Stoppers Buffalo which is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to the arrest of Devon Wright. Wright is wanted for violating his release terms on a recent plea pertaining to the charges of PL 110.00 & 265.03-3 -...
Batavia Police Department
On 1/14/2022, CPD was dispatched to the 200 block of Lincoln Way W for a burglary that occurred overnight between the hours of 1:00AM and 11:00AM. The victim reported that the suspect(s) forcefully entered his garage and stole three dirt bikes. Pictured is a red 2021 Apollo that was stolen during...
Vehicle stolen by fraud
The West Whiteland Township Police Department is investigating a fraudulent purchase of a $32,000 2018 gray Mercedes Benz CLA, The unknown subject used stolen personal information of another person, and a counterfeit Maryland drivers license to purchase the vehicle on December 28, 2021. A photo of...
West Whiteland Police Department
Residential Burglary-Request for Assistance
WEGOPD Detectives are investigating a residential burglary on the 1000 block of Goodwin Lane in Westtown Township, between 12/24/2021 & 1/7/2022. The homeowner was not home at the time of the burglary. If you have any information related to suspicious vehicles or persons in the area during this...
Westtown-East Goshen Regional Police Department
ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY SUSPECTS IN RETAIL THEFT AT THE GAP STORE - PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP - MONTGOMERY COUNTY - DO YOU KNOW THEM? CASH REWARD!
Plymouth Township Police Department responded on January 15, 2022 at approximately 1230 hours, to the GAP Store at 2510 Chemical Road in Plymouth Township, Montgomery County. The two pictured suspects concealed approximately $250 worth of clothing in a large black bag. They exited the store without...
PA STATE POLICE ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY SUSPECT IN BEER THEFT AT SHEETZ - FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP - GREENE COUNTY
Pennsylvania State Police Troop B – Waynesburg Barracks responded on 06/25/2021, at approx. 1326 hrs., to the Sheetz Convenience Store, Franklin Township, Greene County. The pictured suspect walked into the beer cooler and took beer and left the store without paying. Total value lost totaled to...
DTPD SEEKS HELP IDENTIFYING VANDALISM SUSPECT
The Derry Township Police Department is seeking the public's assistance with identifying the owner of the pictured Ford Windstar. The vehicle is tan or gold in color and has a bug shield on the front. The vehicle has been involved in numerous criminal mischief incidents involving a pellet gun in...
Derry Township Police Department
PA STATE POLICE INVESTIGATING A SHOOTING AT CLEARVIEW MALL - 3 INJURED - CENTER TOWNSHIP - BUTLER COUNTY
The Pennsylvania State Police, Troop D, Butler, are investigating a shooting that occurred at the Clearview Mall, Center Township, Butler County on 1/18/2022. Over 20-gun shots were fired in the mall parking lot and multiple persons were struck with bullets and taken to a Pittsburgh hospital for...
Theft from Sephora
The West Whiteland Township Police Department is investigating an alleged $4,000 theft from the Sephora store in Exton on January 17, 2022. Anyone with information, is asked to contact Det. Scott Pezick at 484-875-6021 or spezick@westwhiteland.org .
AIR-FRYER THIEF
On Monday, December 6th, officer responded to CVS pharmacy, at 670 Welsh Rd, for a report of a theft. It was reported that a male entered the store, walked down the middle aisles, picked up an air fryer from the shelf, and proceeded out of the store with no attempt to pay for the item. The males...
Lower Moreland Township Police Department
THEFT FROM VEHICLE- 100 Block Hirst Ave.
The East Lansdowne Police are investigating a theft from vehicle call which occurred in the 100 block of Hirst Ave in the evening hours of January 16, 2022. The actor gained entry to a locked van by disabling the passenger side door lock. Several construction tools were removed from the vehicle. If...
East Lansdowne Police Department
PA STATE POLICE INVESTIGATING THEFT OF $20,000 COPPER WIRE - BARR TOWNSHIP - CAMBRIA COUNTY
Pennsylvania State Police Troop A - Ebensburg responded to Fred Sherry Lumber, Barr Township, Cambria County on Thursday, 01/13/2022 at 1045 hours for a report of a Theft. Unknown actors removed approximately 800 feet of copper wire that was stored outside next to the lumber mill on a pallet. This...
PA STATE POLICE INVESTIGATING AN ARMED ROBBERY AT THE ECONO LODGE - BENNER TOWNSHIP - CENTRE COUNTY
Pennsylvania State Police Troop G – Rockview Barracks responded to the Econo Lodge at 3482 Benner Pike, Benner Township, Centre County on 01/08/22, at 2356 hours for a report of an armed robbery. Upon arrival, Troopers contacted the Victim who indicated a male approached him brandishing a dark...
PA STATE POLICE ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY SUSPECTS IN THEFT AT ULTA BEAUTY - LOWER MACUNGIE TOWNSHIP - LEHIGH COUNTY - DO YOU KNOW THEM? CASH REWARD!!
PA State Police Troop M - Fogelsville Barracks responded on Sunday, January 16, 2022, at 2:18 pm, the three pictured male suspects walked into Ulta Beauty, located at 833 North Krocks Road (Hamilton Crossing), Lower Macungie Township, Lehigh County and stole store merchandise by filling bags they...
Sometime during the early morning hours of 01/17/22, an unknown vehicle struck the brick encased mailbox at 340 Stouffer Ave. During the time of the accident, there were numerous snow removal vehicles on the roadways. The vehicle that caused this damage was most likely a backhoe or similar...


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What Masonic Penalities Are Enforced?
April 19, 2013 /0 Comments/in Freemasonry, History, Information, Masonic symbolism, What is a Mason /by Monroe Lodge 27
The only penalties known to Freemasonry are reprimand: definite suspension from membership; indefinite suspension from membership; and expulsion from the Fraternity. To these must be added that intangible penalty which comes to any one who loses all or part of his reputation. Other penalties suggested in the ritual are wholly symbolic are not now and never have been enforced. They were legal punishments in the middle ages, designed with special reference to the religious beliefs of the time that an incomplete body could not "rise from the dead"; that a body buried in unconsecrated ground (as between high and low water mark) could not ascend into heaven. Some Grand Lodges offer an interpretation of the ritualistic penalties, in order to be sure the initiate understands the symbolic character of these otherwise difficult phrases.
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Above the Fold | Sep 2014 | Jul 2014
Cowboys remain deficient on field, dominant in D-FW ratings
Another Dallas Cowboys pre-season is in the books, with the team's first 0-4 pretend game record since 2000.
The D-FW ratings remained solid, though. Everyone likes to rubber-neck, it seems, even when the Cowboys lose 27-3 at home to Denver in a game in which the Broncos' spare part players pounded and sacked Dallas into submission. Our complete ratings report is on the Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Gannett's graphics settle in at WFAA8
Dallas-based WFAA8 premiered its new newscast graphics Wednesday. Not that it had a choice. Virtually all of Gannett's TV properties are undergoing these makeovers. Which prompts unclebarky.com to re-christen WFAA8 as Gannett8 from here on out in these spaces Our story, with pictures and video, is on the Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
History Channel's Houdini can't escape its shortcomings
Adrien Brody at least got into great shape to star in History Channel's Houdini. But while his physique is rock solid, the material crumbles around him. Our review is here.
Fox4's double grand slam a very rare ratings high point in D-FW news
Fox4 finally climbed the highest mountain in D-FW's newscast ratings wars, sweeping the 6 a.m. and 5, 6 and 10 p.m. competitions in both major Nielsen measurements. That hasn't happened in quite a long while. Details are on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
CNN.com commentary on the Emmys from your friendly content provider
The traditional broadcast networks again fell short of cable's Emmy winners Monday night. But it was a much closer score than last year, even though host NBC and Fox were shut out. CBS, PBS and ABC picked up the slack by matching or exceeding HBO's totals. My commentary is on cnn.com, and you can find it right here.
Also, we have the final national Nielsen ratings for the Emmys posed on the Network News & Reviews page.
CBS11 anchor/reporter Tracy Kornet opting to leave after eight-year stay
Veteran CBS11 anchor/reporter Tracy Kornet will be leaving the station in early September. She initially came to the D-FW market in 2006. More details are on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Also, Monday's D-FW ratings "snapshot" highlights NBC's Emmy telecast.
Top bosses at D-FW's four major TV news providers barely practice the "social media" they preach to anchors/reporters
Local newscasts around the country increasingly are pocked with "social media" segments while anchors and reporters also are expected to Tweet on a regular basis. But what about their big bosses, the news directors and president/GMs? We take a look at the D-FW landscape and find it all but barren. Check out the Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Cowboys reach 2014 ratings high with latest loss
The Dallas Cowboys' "dress rehearsal" 25-20 defeat in Miami Saturday night gave CBS11 its biggest ratings of the summer while also easily topping 2013's Game 3 of the preseason.
Our full report, which also details the team's continued shortfalls among advertiser-prized 18-to-49-year-olds, is on the Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Uncle Barky's Emmy breakdown
The 66th annual Emmy Awards are nigh, and odds are you're not yet brimming with excitement. But here we go anyway, with both an overview and picks in the major categories. See the Network News & Reviews page.
Also, the Wednesday-Thursday D-FW ratings "snapshot" is in.
BBC America's Intruders is best kept out
Mira Sorvino fronts the cast of BBC America's The Intruders. But she's often missing in action while the series itself disappoints both with and without her. Our review is here.
WFAA8's "Corporal Nick" still in first gear as new uniformed Daybreak traffic reporter
WFAA8's somewhat puzzling but also daring "Corporal Nick" experiment is underway on the station's Daybreak. In words and pictures, we review his second day as the D-FW market's first full-time uniformed traffic reporter. In his other day job, he's still a DeSoto cop. It's all on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Also, Tuesday's D-FW Nielsen ratings "snapshot" is posted.
CBS11 anchor Brendan Higgins dropped by station, issues apologetic statement
Brendan Higgins' arrest after an alleged altercation with Aspen, Colo. police, first reported Friday, Aug. 15th by unclebarky.com, has led to his dismissal by the D-FW-based station.
In tandem Tuesday, the former CBS11 early morning co-anchor issued a statement on his Facebook page, saying he plans no further comment. Higgins still faces charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
Details are on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Unclebarky.com bounces back from cable/internet outage
Your friendly content provider felt naked and afraid Monday morning when a simultaneous cable and internet outage put unclebarky.com in a figurative, communications-deprived van down by the river.
Unfortunately, the outage extended through Corporal Nick Bristow's debut Tuesday on WFAA8's Daybreak as the D-FW market's first uniformed traffic anchor. So a full review will have to wait until after Wednesday's show.
Also, Monday's D-FW Nielsen ratings show a big viewer turnout for Johnny Manziel's continuing adventures, this time on ESPN's Monday Night Football. It easily led all prime-time programming.
You, too, can be an unclebarky.com backer (and it won't cost you anything other than the money you were going to spend anyway)
Longtime and first-time unclebarky.com readers may have noticed that it's been a very busy week on the D-FW television news front.
But all of the below stories likely would have gone completely unreported without your friendly content provider bringing them to light:
***CBS11 anchor Brendan Higgins' altercation with police in Aspen, Colo., according to detailed official reports.
***WFAA8's intent to hire a uniformed DeSoto police officer as its new early morning traffic reporter.
***CBS11 reporter Susy Solis' decision to join the growing number of TV news gatherers entering the PR field.
***Complete ratings breakdowns of the Dallas Cowboys' first two preseason games -- and why comparisons to last year's are basically meaningless.
So here's the deal. Unclebarky.com is the fifth largest TV market's only independent voice when it comes to both local and national television reviews and reporting. We don't have any "content-sharing" deals with anyone. NBC5 is in a contractual partnership with The Dallas Morning News and WFAA8 has a similar agreement with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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It's not much, and in most months the proceeds to this website total well less than $100.00. Save for the Christmas season, when Amazon buying is at its peak.
Unclebarky.com will always be a free website, and I very infrequently panhandle in this manner. But now seems like an apt time. So if you enjoy the content, much of which otherwise would never see the light of day, then please make a habit of taking the unclebarky.com route to Amazon. It all helps. And your friendly content provider's little heart tends to go pitter-pat whenever the Amazon sales commission tote board kicks up a few dollars and cents.
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Details, details: Your complete D-FW ratings report for Saturday's second Cowboys pre-season game
The Dallas Cowboys ramped up their ratings for Saturday's second pre-season game, a 37-30 home loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
Again, though, extenuating circumstances make year-to-year comparisons largely meaningless. Get the numbers you won't find anywhere else on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
CBS11 anchor Brendan Higgins facing disorderly conduct, resisting arrest charges after recent incident in Aspen
Brendan Higgins, co-anchor of CBS11's weekday early morning newscasts, has a Sept. 10th court date in Aspen, Colo. after being arrested earlier this month.
He's been charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, according to police reports obtained by unclebarky.com. The detailed reports also say that Higgins was severely intoxicated and both physically and verbally abusive during an incident at an Aspen hotel. The story is on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Another PR recruit: CBS11's Susy Solis is latest to veer from reporter path
The public relations field continues to get a steady flow of newly converted D-FW television reporters. CBS11's Susy Solis is the latest to join the crowd. Details on where she's going, including comments from Solis, are on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Plus, Thursday's D-FW Nielsen ratings "snapshot" is posted.
HBO's Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart raises curtain on "reality TV"
One can make a case -- and HBO does -- that "reality TV" was birthed with the unprecedented gavel-to-gavel coverage of the 1991 Pamela Smart murder trial. The documentary film Captivated probes deep into its oft unsightly underbelly, and our review is here.
Also, the Tuesday-Wednesday D-FW ratings "snapshots" are in.
Single- or multi-cam? In prime-time comedy, form still very much matters
CBS pretty much swears by "multi-cams" -- and has the comedy hits to back up this strategy. Rival broadcast networks lately are more inclined to "single-cams" -- but only ABC's Modern Family has delivered big audiences out of this "live studio audience" realm. In one of our periodic "Press Tour Tales," unclebarky.com looks at how the sitcom sausage is made by quizzing the entertainment heads of CBS and NBC. It's all on the Network News & Reviews page.
Sizing up Robin Williams -- and striving to do so in a different way
The late, great and tormented Robin Williams is still being grieved and celebrated on the day after his shocking death. I've tried to look at him in a different way via excerpts from four previous pieces written from 1987 through 2009. They range from reviews of two very serious performances to a cheap, exploitative NBC movie about him to a first-hand account of his return to standup comedy after a lengthy absence. It's all on the Network News & Reviews page.
Also, Monday's D-FW Nielsen ratings "snapshot" is posted.
WFAA8 has picked "Corporal Nick" Bristow to be new early morning traffic reporter
Sources confirm that WFAA8 is going with DeSoto's "Corporal Nick" Bristow as its new Daybreak traffic reporter. Succeeding Shane Allen, he'll do his segments in his uniform, marking the first time a D-FW television station has gone this route. More details are on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Sean Bean will keep his head in TNT's Legends
TNT's latest new drama series, Legends, premieres on Wednesday, Aug. 13th. It stars Sean Bean, who played Eddard "Ned" Stark in Season 1 of Game of Thrones before his head wound up on a pike. This time there's no danger of that. Our review is here.
Also, the weekend D-FW ratings "snapshot" includes details on Sunday's Round 4 of the PGA championship, which spilled over well into prime-time on CBS with three big stars very much in contention for the season's final "Major."
DeSoto PD's "Corporal Nick" takes his shot at becoming WFAA8's uniformed traffic reporter
A bald, chunky veteran DeSoto police officer is among those trying to fill a traffic reporter vacancy on WFAA8's early morning Daybreak show.
Nick Bristow, referenced as "Corporal Nick" by co-anchor Alexa Conomos, can be seen test-driving in uniform on two audition tapes that have popped up on youtube. WFAA8 management won't comment, but several sources say the Dallas-based station is intent on hiring a uniformed cop to replace Shane Allen, who recently was dropped from Daybreak. You can evaluate "Corporal Nick's" performance, which includes his Elvis impersonation, on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
WFAA8 wouldn't be first in state to hire uniformed cops as early morning traffic anchors
WFAA8, according to several sources, is planning a D-FW first in the early mornings. That would be a uniformed cop -- or cops -- to do its Daybreak traffic segments.
San Antonio's KSAT-TV already is walking this beat -- and touting "Real Officers. Real Experience" on the part of its two early morning road runners. Check out the station's promo on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Viewers arrive early but don't stay late for Cowboys' pre-season opener
The Dallas Cowboys played their first pre-season game Thursday night, limping away with a 27-7 loss at San Diego. Stretching until midnight on CBS11, the game wiped out everything in its path while also steady losing viewers. All the details, and a comparison to last year's season-opener, are on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
The Knick gives Cinemax its first Emmy caliber drama
HBO is showing its little brother, Cinemax, some love by letting it have The Knick. Set in 1900, it's a New York City-set medical drama seies starring Clive Owen and directed by Steven Soderbergh. Our review is here.
Plus, the Tuesday-Wednesday D-FW Nielsen ratings "snapshot" is posted.
Starz's Outlander hopes to romance viewers the way the novels have
The Starz network's "much-anticipated" Outlander begins journeying back to 18th century Scotland on Saturday, Aug. 9th. Its time-traveling heroine is drawn from the string of romance-laced bestsellers by Diana Gabaldon. Our review is here.
The Killing plays out on Netflix with a 6-episode run
Twice left for dead by AMC, The Killing is getting what presumably will be its final season on Netflix. It began streaming on August 1st, and our review -- after watching all six episodes -- is right here.
Plus, Monday's D-FW Nielsen ratings "snapshot" is in.
Nixon riles again in HBO's Nixon By Nixon; Cowboys' Blue/White scrimmage largely ignored on TXA21
Saturday, August 9th will mark the 40th anniversary of Richard Nixon's resignation of the presidency. HBO gets a head start with the Monday, Aug. 4th premiere of Nixon by Nixon: In His Own Words. Our review is here.
Plus, TXA21 televised the Dallas Cowboys' Blue/White scrimmage live from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday. The D-FW Nielsen ratings say that only a handful of viewers took a peek while that night's Giants-Bills pre-season game was a Goliath in comparison. All the numbers are on the Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
WFAA8 reporter Teresa Woodard is leaving to chart PR career path
WFAA8 reporter Teresa Woodard has decided to leave the Dallas-based station in favor of a public relations position. That's hardly a novel transition anymore, although WFAA8 has been hit particularly hard in recent years. Details are on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page.
Stop sign at WFAA8 for Daybreak traffic reporter Shane Allen
Shane Allen's brief tenure as WFAA8's early morning traffic reporter ended on Friday, Aug. 1st when the Dallas-based station dropped him.
Allen posted the news on his Facebook page. More details are on our Dallas-Fort Worth TV page, including surprising news about the "different direction" Allen alluded to in his goodbye comments.


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The Eden Anzac day services will take place as follows. Dawn service will commence at 5.30 am for a 5:45 step-off at the corner of Bass and Imlay street.The service at the Cenotaph will commence at 6am. The morning service will be followed by breakfast at the RSL hall. There will be a service at Bupa, Eden at 9am. The day service will commence at 10.30 am for a 10.45 am step-off at the corner of Chandos and Imlay street. The service at the Cenotaph will commence at 11am. The day service will be followed by a lunch at the RSL hall.
Eden Anzac day service at the cenotaph 2018.
The Eden Anzac day services will take place as follows.
Dawn service will commence at 5.30 am for a 5:45 step-off at the corner of Bass and Imlay street.The service at the Cenotaph will commence at 6am. The morning service will be followed by breakfast at the RSL hall.
There will be a service at Bupa, Eden at 9am.
The day service will commence at 10.30 am for a 10.45 am step-off at the corner of Chandos and Imlay street.
The service at the Cenotaph will commence at 11am. The day service will be followed by a lunch at the RSL hall.


Our heartfelt sympathies to you with Gil's passing. You were an awesome wife and caregiver and Gil knew he was loved. He fought a long battle and kept his faith. You can be assured of his place in Heaven. May your memories comfort you at this time and in the days ahead. Know you are in our prayers.
So sorry for your loss. Hope you can find some peace in the coming days.
Condolence: May he rest in peace, his soul is with God and God will take care of him. He will be missed.
Condolence: All of my love to Eileen and family of Gil. It was a pleasure being able to be apart of his life until God called upon him.


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Iñigo Lekue, né le  à Bilbao (Espagne), est un footballeur espagnol évoluant au poste d'arrière droit à l'Athletic Bilbao.

Biographie

Jeunesse et formation
Iñigo Lekue Martínez nait le  à Bilbao, dans le Pays basque espagnol. Il rejoint le Danok Bat, club de sa ville natale, en 2008. Lekue y fait ses gammes pendant quatre années avant d'être repéré par le grand club de la région, l'Athletic Bilbao. Il joue tout d'abord pour le CD Baskonia, l'équipe C du club qui évolue alors en Tercera División.

Au mois d'été 2013, Lekue adhère à l'Athletic Bilbao B, signe de sa progression rapide. Le jeune basque s'installe rapidement comme titulaire en défense. L'équipe réserve de l'Athletic est promu à la fin de la saison 2014-2015 en Segunda División, une première depuis dix-neuf ans. À la suite de ce bel exercice, Lekue est appelé en équipe première en .

Athletic Bilbao (depuis 2015)
Lekue fait ses débuts le  en remplaçant Sabin Merino à l'occasion d'un succès 4-0 contre le FC Barcelone en Supercoupe d'Espagne.

Le , Lekue est appelé pour la première en équipe d'Espagne par Vicente del Bosque pour pallier l'abscence de Jonny.

Palmarès
Au sein de l'Athletic Bilbao, Lekue remporte la Supercoupe d'Espagne en 2015 et 2021.

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Footballeur espagnol
Joueur du CD Baskonia
Joueur du Bilbao Athletic
Joueur de l'Athletic Bilbao
Naissance en mai 1993
Naissance à Bilbao

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			shockwave:SetStartSize( 100 )
			shockwave:SetEndSize( 15000 )

			shockwave:SetColor(255,255,255)

		end

		for i=0, 64 do
			shockwave2 = emitter:Add( "particles/smokey", vOffset )
			if (shockwave2) then
				local Vec = vNorm + VectorRand()
				shockwave2:SetVelocity( Vector(Vec.x, Vec.y, 0) * 1200)
				shockwave2:SetLifeTime( 0 )
				shockwave2:SetDieTime( 0.5 )

				shockwave2:SetStartAlpha( 200 )
				shockwave2:SetEndAlpha( 0 )

				shockwave2:SetStartSize( 300 )
				shockwave2:SetEndSize( 350 )

				shockwave2:SetColor(50,50,50)
				shockwave2:SetAirResistance( 30 )

				shockwave2:SetGravity( Vector( 0, 0, 500 ) )

				shockwave2:SetCollide( true )
				shockwave2:SetBounce( 0.1 )
			end
		end

		for i=0, NumParticles do

			particle = emitter:Add( "effects/yellowflare", vOffset )
			if (particle) then

				local Vec = vNorm + VectorRand()
				particle:SetVelocity( Vector(Vec.x, Vec.y, math.Rand(0.5,2.2)) * 1200)

				particle:SetLifeTime( 0 )
				particle:SetDieTime( 1.2 )

				particle:SetStartAlpha( 255 )
				particle:SetEndAlpha( 0 )

				particle:SetStartSize( 30 )
				particle:SetEndSize( 15 )

				particle:SetColor(255,255,255)

				//particle:SetRoll( math.Rand(0, 360) )
				//particle:SetRollDelta( math.Rand(-200, 200) )

				particle:SetAirResistance( 100 )

				particle:SetGravity( Vector( 0, 0, -1000 ) )

				particle:SetCollide( true )
				particle:SetBounce( 0.5 )
				particle:SetThinkFunction(ParticleThink)
				particle:SetNextThink(CurTime() + 0.1)

			end

			particle2 = emitter:Add( "particles/smokey", vOffset )
			if (particle2) then

				local Vec2 = VectorRand()
				particle2:SetVelocity( Vector(Vec2.x, Vec2.y, math.Rand(0.1,1.5)) * 1200)

				particle2:SetLifeTime( 0 )
				particle2:SetDieTime( 6 )

				particle2:SetStartAlpha( 250 )
				particle2:SetEndAlpha( 0 )

				particle2:SetStartSize( 150 )
				particle2:SetEndSize( 200 )

				particle2:SetColor(150,150,140)

				//particle2:SetRoll( math.Rand(0, 360) )
				//particle2:SetRollDelta( math.Rand(-200, 200) )

				particle2:SetAirResistance( 250 )

				particle2:SetGravity( Vector( 100, 100, -80 ) )

				particle2:SetLighting( true )
				particle2:SetCollide( true )
				particle2:SetBounce( 0.5 )

			end

			particle3 = emitter:Add( "effects/fire_cloud2", vOffset )
			if (particle3) then

				local Vec3 = VectorRand()
				particle3:SetVelocity( Vector(Vec3.x, Vec3.y, math.Rand(0.1,2)) * 500)

				particle3:SetLifeTime( 0 )
				particle3:SetDieTime( 2 )

				particle3:SetStartAlpha( 50 )
				particle3:SetEndAlpha( 0 )

				particle3:SetStartSize( 150 )
				particle3:SetEndSize( 120 )

				particle3:SetColor(150,100,100)

				particle3:SetRoll( math.Rand(0, 360) )
				particle3:SetRollDelta( math.Rand(-2, 2) )

				particle3:SetAirResistance( 150 )

				particle3:SetGravity( Vector( math.Rand(-200,200), math.Rand(-200,200), math.Rand(350,500) ) )
				particle3:SetCollide( true )
				particle3:SetBounce( 1 )

			end

			particle4 = emitter:Add( "particles/smokey", vOffset )
			if (particle4) then

				local Vec4 = VectorRand()
				particle4:SetVelocity( Vector(Vec4.x, Vec4.y, math.Rand(0.01,1.3)) * 800)

				particle4:SetLifeTime( 0 )
				particle4:SetDieTime( 2 )

				particle4:SetStartAlpha( 255 )
				particle4:SetEndAlpha( 0 )

				particle4:SetStartSize( 200 )
				particle4:SetEndSize( 120 )

				particle4:SetColor(0,0,0)

				particle4:SetRoll( math.Rand(0, 360) )
				particle4:SetRollDelta( math.Rand(-2, 2) )

				particle4:SetAirResistance( 150 )

				particle4:SetGravity( Vector( math.Rand(-200,200), math.Rand(-200,200), math.Rand(300,500) ) )
				particle4:SetCollide( true )
				particle4:SetBounce( 1 )

			end

		end

	emitter:Finish()
end

/*---------------------------------------------------------
   THINK
---------------------------------------------------------*/
function EFFECT:Think( )
	self.Refract = self.Refract + 2.0 * FrameTime()
	self.Size = 512 * self.Refract^(0.2)

	if ( self.Refract >= 1 ) then return false end

	return true
end

function ParticleThink( part )

	if part:GetLifeTime() > 0.18 && part:GetLifeTime() < 1 then
		local vOffset = part:GetPos()
		local emitter = ParticleEmitter( vOffset )

		if emitter == nil then return end
		local particle = emitter:Add( "particles/smokey", vOffset + Vector( math.Rand(-20,20),math.Rand(-20,20),math.Rand(-15,15) ) )

		if (particle) then

			particle:SetLifeTime( 1 )
			particle:SetDieTime( 5 - part:GetLifeTime() * 2 )

			particle:SetStartAlpha( 150 )
			particle:SetEndAlpha( 0 )

			particle:SetStartSize( ((100 + math.Rand(0,10)) - (part:GetLifeTime() * 100)) )
			particle:SetEndSize( ((120 + math.Rand(0,10)) - (part:GetLifeTime() * 100)) )
			local Dark = math.Rand(0,230)
			particle:SetColor(230 - Dark,230 - Dark,230 - Dark)

			particle:SetRoll( math.Rand(-0.5, 0.5) )
			particle:SetRollDelta( math.Rand(-1, 1) )

			particle:SetAirResistance( 250 )

			particle:SetGravity( Vector( 200, 200, -100 ) )

			particle:SetLighting( true )
			particle:SetCollide( true )
			particle:SetBounce( 0.5 )

		end
		emitter:Finish()
	end

	part:SetNextThink( CurTime() + 0.1 )
end

/*---------------------------------------------------------
   Draw the effect
---------------------------------------------------------*/
function EFFECT:Render()
end

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Polart 2012 is a celebration of Polish Culture in the Australia, in 2012 it was held in Perth!
Our next Scena 98 fundraiser will be at Lake Leschnaulita on the 18th of October, come join us and enjoy a traditional roast and fun activities for the kids.
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A well-designed pantry is a must for any kitchen and the Space Tower pantry is the ultimate space saving solution. Providing generous room for provisions, the flexible design can be tailored to different individual needs. Full extensions can be opened individually providing easy access from three sides.
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CDL agro grow light is two times more efficient than HPS grow light. Further enhancement of efficiency can be achieved by augmenting a portion of the CDL red light spectrum. The potency or taste of crops can also be improved by augmenting certain CDL spectrum. Tailor-made augmenting LEDs may even fertilize plants, control pests and mold, and boost shelf life of fruits and vegetables.
The augmenting light source is attached to the lower frame of CDL reflector hood for convenience and uniform illumination. The power source for augmenting light is located in the CDL ballast housing, mounted on the top frame.
Although other light sources such as fluorescent lamps may be used for augmenting CDL spectrum, LEDs are primarily used as augmenting light source to achieve superior color precision and high efficiency.
The spectral curve of the CDL resembles sunlight providing 65% of its light energy around blue and red spectrum. The other 35% energy primarily in green and yellow regions. Most of the red light energy contains in between 600-680 nm.
Professor Robert Emerson and coworkers in 1957 discovered that photosynthetic efficiency could be made to increase by simultaneous illumination of orange-red (660 nm) and far red (680 nm) light. Furthermore, Emerson observed that the yield obtained using both red and far-red light simultaneously was much higher than the sum of the yields obtained with red and far-red light separately.
Two different reaction centers or photochemical events are involved in photosynthesis, namely PS1 and PS2. PS1 is driven by far red light (680+ nm) PS2 is driven by red light (660 nm). Increased photosynthesis occurs when both events are driven simultaneously or in rapid succession.
There is sufficient scientific evidence that the concentration of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in both leaf and floral tissues increased with UV-B dose in drug-type cannabis plants. It is anticipated that narrowband source of UV-B is more effective than wide band UV-B.
BLI's CDL+LED grow lights are engineered to incorporate UV-B LED arrays in the lower frame mounted panels. Linear UV fluorescent lamps can also be attached in these panels.
Cannabis researchers in Maryland exposed pot plants to ultraviolet radiation to see what would happen. They found that increasing doses of UVB radiation, a natural part of sunlight, made the plants produce almost 28% more THC in the buds.
Red and blue light are basal in the lighting spectra for green vegetables and tomato, cucumber, and pepper transplants; far red light, important for photomorphogenetic processes in plants also results in growth promotion. However, theoretically unprofitable spectral parts as green or yellow also have significant physiological effects on investigated plants.


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Q: getting null values when trying to pass values to xml response in web service from model class /**
 * ConnectDB2.java , i'm fetching data from database and setting values to model class.
 */
  package org.com.repair.spotify.repair.db;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.DriverManager;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.Statement;

import javax.ws.rs.Path;

import org.com.repair.spotify.repair.model.RepairDetails;

/**
 * @author www.javaworkspace.com
 *
 */
@Path("/connectDB2")
public class ConnectDB2 {
    Connection connection = null;
    ResultSet resultSet = null;
    Statement statement = null;
    String deviceName;
    String deviceModel;
    String ticketId;
    String issue;
    String deviceType;

    public ConnectDB2() {
        try {

            Class.forName("com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver");
            connection = DriverManager.getConnection(
                    "jdbc:db2://localhost:50000/HELLO", "db2admin", "admin");
            statement = connection.createStatement();

            resultSet = statement.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM DEVICE ");
            while (resultSet.next()) {
                System.out.println("DEVICE BRAND:" + resultSet.getString(1)
                        + " || ISSUE: " + resultSet.getString(2) + " ||MODEL:"
                        + resultSet.getString(3) + "||TYPE:"
                        + resultSet.getString(4));
                RepairDetails Rd = new RepairDetails();
                Rd.setDeviceModel(resultSet.getString(1));
                Rd.setIssue(resultSet.getString(2));
                Rd.setDeviceType(resultSet.getString(3));
                Rd.setDeviceType(resultSet.getString(4));

            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        } finally {
            try {
                resultSet.close();
                statement.close();
                connection.close();
            } catch (Exception e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

    }

}

/RepairDetails.java==> my Model class/
package org.com.repair.spotify.repair.model;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement;
@XmlRootElement
public class RepairDetails {

    String deviceName;
    String deviceModel;
    String ticketId;
    String issue;
    String deviceType;

    public RepairDetails() {

    }

    public RepairDetails(String deviceName, String deviceModel,
            String ticketId, String issue, String deviceType) {
        super();
        this.deviceName = deviceName;
        this.deviceModel = deviceModel;
        this.ticketId = ticketId;
        this.issue = issue;
        this.deviceType = deviceType;
    }

    public String getDeviceName() {
        System.out.println("getter" + deviceName);
        return deviceName;
    }

    public void setDeviceName(String deviceName) {
        System.out.println("setter" + deviceName);
        this.deviceName = deviceName;
    }

    public String getDeviceModel() {
        return deviceModel;
    }

    public void setDeviceModel(String deviceModel) {
        System.out.println("setter" + deviceModel);
        this.deviceModel = deviceModel;
    }

    public String getTicketId() {
        return ticketId;
    }

    public void setTicketId(String ticketId) {
        this.ticketId = ticketId;
    }

    public String getIssue() {
        return issue;
    }

    public void setIssue(String issue) {
        System.out.println("setter" + issue);
        this.issue = issue;
    }

    public String getDeviceType() {
        return deviceType;
    }

    public void setDeviceType(String deviceType) {
        System.out.println("setter" + deviceType);
        this.deviceType = deviceType;
    }

}

//the service class from where i'm trying get values from model, but i'm fetching null value which is further passed on getRepairdetails()
package org.com.repair.spotify.repair.service;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.com.repair.spotify.repair.db.ConnectDB2;
import org.com.repair.spotify.repair.model.*;

public class RepairService {

    public RepairService() {
        ConnectDB2 db = new ConnectDB2();
    }

    public List<RepairDetails> getRepairService()

    {
        System.out.println("getRepairDetails-->2");
        RepairDetails Rd = new RepairDetails();

        System.out.println("hey im firing");
        RepairDetails RD1 = new RepairDetails(Rd.getDeviceName(),
                Rd.getDeviceModel(), Rd.getIssue(), Rd.getDeviceType(),
                "Mobile");
        List<RepairDetails> list = new ArrayList<RepairDetails>();
        list.add(RD1);
        return list;

    }

}

Kindly help me why null values are returned by getter ???

A: Let's start with examining the RepairDetails class. This one implements a POJO (Plain old Java object) and contains two constructors.

*

*public RepairDetails()

*public RepairDetails(String, String, String, String, String)
So when you create the object with the first constructor, that means you are not setting anything to the fields, that means that the values are initialized to null.
Now let's examine the RepairService class. There you have this code in the getRepairService() method.
RepairDetails Rd = new RepairDetails();

RepairDetails RD1 = new RepairDetails(Rd.getDeviceName(),
        Rd.getDeviceModel(), Rd.getIssue(), Rd.getDeviceType(),
        "Mobile");

List<RepairDetails> list = new ArrayList<RepairDetails>();
list.add(RD1);

Here we have the following observations:

*

*Rd is an object created with the first constructor, so effectively the values in Rd will be null.

*You are constructing RD1 with values got from Rd meaning that they will be null too.

I hope you get it now.

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Finally, this year, I have managed to keep up my writing spreadsheet for twelve months! I started this method of keeping track at the end of 2015, but in 2016 and 2017 I forgot about it during the summer and never resumed making entries. My research journal records some word counts for the months in which I was not using the spreadsheet, but I also use the research journal to "park" projects that have to be put aside, to work through problems that come up, and to do certain kinds of free-writing or data recording, so it's a bit of a job to go through it looking for word counts.
Leaving aside the writing I did for my promotion application, the spreadsheet shows that I wrote about 18K words in 2018. This seems about right, as a lot of the work I did this year was on the translation (recorded as lines translated or reviewed). I've written two conference abstracts, a sort of place-holder document for an essay I hope to write in spring 2019 (maybe), done some work toward a set of revisions that I have repeatedly put aside because of more pressing deadlines, and, most recently, re-written the introduction to the translation. That is, I'm still working on that last, but the end is now in sight. I've also reviewed two sets of proofs; one of those articles is now in print, and the other will appear in 2019 (sigh . . . annuals).
For 2017, I recorded about 6000 words of writing before I forgot about the spreadsheet in June. I wrote far more than that, because that was the year I revised the most complex part of the MMP, which involved adding 3000 words and 25 footnotes to the beast. The way I work, that 3000 words probably started as at least double that number. In 2017, I also revised the article that came out this year, under pressure from an editor who is also a friend. I wouldn't have done it without him leaning on me, because I was very worried about my aged father, but that work provided a very helpful counter-irritant to the family drama.
One thing that helped me keep up with the spreadsheet this year is that I set it up for the entire year in advance, rather than doing a month or so at a time. It probably also helped that I did not travel in summer 2018, so that my work habits didn't suffer any large disruption or shift in place. I did neglect it during June, when our house was first on the market and I was also often feeling unwell, but my personal journal shows that I did keep working on the translation that month.
The spreadsheet is a means, not an end. It's better to write and not keep track than to obsess about tracking at the expense of writing. Some years, the research journal is probably more helpful than a spreadsheet. There's a lot more to research than just writing words; there's reading, taking notes, planning, outlining, mining online databases, transcribing wills written in Secretary Hand, to name a few activities. I do have columns for "pages read" and "other" in my spreadsheet. I like the spreadsheet because it shows at a glance where my research time has gone. (I'm wondering if it might be similarly helpful to start one for teaching duties. I often put off grading because I just don't want to get started; seeing blocks of days on which I've done nothing might motivate me to get on with it.) I like the research journal because re-reading it often gives me good ideas, or reminds me of old ones.
I've set up two years' worth of writing spreadsheets, so now I'm covered for 2019 and 2020 (2019 is fully formatted; 2020 just has the basics, for now). We'll see how it goes. I still have a bunch of things hanging around that I would have liked to have finished by now. But I am going to get back to my book in 2019. The two conference papers I am going to give are planned as parts of one chapter, although one of them could be a spin-off: we'll see what happens. That "maybe" article is about a text I'm teaching this spring, so I'll see what I can do about the article while I'm talking about the book with my class. If I make some progress and then put it down again, that's okay.
I never feel that I am as productive as I would like to be, but the evidence shows that I'm making progress. Long-term projects are gradually coming to completion, and smaller ones also are getting done. Jonathan's idea of mediocritas has been very helpful to me. Sometimes it's frustrating to keep chipping away and never feel that there is much progress, but 18K words is a lot of words: even if they have to be boiled down to half that, that's a substantial article's worth right there.
Hooray for the words and (re: your next post) for being done! I like the idea that you have spaces for pages read, translations, etc. on your writing spreadsheet.


There are a variety of health and environmental effects that are caused by poor air quality. According to the EPA, asthma is a growing public health problem with about 23 million people suffering from asthma, 6.8 million of which are children. Other problems caused by poor air quality are rhinitis, bacteria, sinusitis, dust and dirt build-up, excessive molds and mildew, smoke, increased utility bills (decreased air flow) and unpleasant fumes and odors. Fifty percent of illnesses, such as colds and flu, allergies and asthma, are caused or aggravated by mold, mildew, bacteria and fungi according to the American College of Allergists.
The American Lung Association states that the average American spends 70% of their time indoors and that the quality of indoor air can be 5 times worse than the air outside. In our quest to be more energy efficient, we are adding insulation, vapor barriers, caulk and weather-stripping to help retain our heated or cooled air in our homes. Unfortunately, this reduces air infiltration from the outside so that air and pollutants remain inside longer.
The HVAC (heating and cooling) industry has already come up with ways to improve the air quality in your homes. There are a variety of products currently on the market today to help combat poor air quality as well as some simple preventative measures homeowners can take.
A great way to improve indoor air quality is through an air purification system. This whole-house filtration system connects to your heating and cooling system. The Infinity Air Purifier, by CARRIER is one of the most effective whole-house air systems available on the market today. This system will remove 99.98% of allergens from filtered air and traps particles down to .3 microns in size. This system is also 100 times more effective than 1" filters. This system delivers clean air to the whole house and more of it.
Another option is an Air Cleaner which will also attach to your heating and cooling system. An air cleaner can help improve your health and comfort by keeping your entire home cleaner, protect your furnishings and save you time and the aggravation of continuous dusting and cleaning. Whole-house air cleaners are up to 40 times more efficient than standard furnace filters. It cleans irritants from the air such as bacteria, allergens, respirable dust and other airborne contaminants. Another benefit of a whole-house air cleaner is that it protects against the build-up of dust and dirt in your heating and cooling system, which if left alone can lead to increased and expensive maintenance as well as premature failure.
Ultraviolet (UV) Germicidal Lamps are another way to remove airborne contaminants from your home. Mold and bacteria can easily grow on air conditioning coils as a result of normal condensation that takes place during the cooling process. A UV Germicidal Lamp is designed to eliminate the mold and bacteria on the air conditioning coils. The elimination of mold and bacteria will reduce your family's risk of allergic reactions and illnesses as well as get rid of foul odors. It also allows your home comfort system to run less often, for shorter periods of time and at peak efficiency.
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"How does it work" is a programme that opens doors to a parallel world that we rarely visit. The series presents the basic laws of physics and shows how the need for solving fundamental problems led scientists and inventors to construct many different devices that we use on a daily basis.
The programme scrutinizes everyday appliances, such as fridges, microwave ovens, mobile phones, photo cameras and many others. Even though these devices are full of complicated electronics, they are based on fairly basic physical laws. Thanks to quite simple yet spectacular experiments, it is shown that science need not be that difficult. Many of the experiments you can even do yourself.


Climbing. The rose Bennett's Seedling is a cluster-flowered Climbing rose. Superb double flower and dense glossy green. The scent is said to resemble cloves. This variety can also be grown as a shrub rose with the correct pruning. Height 4M. Any reasonable soil. Full Sun.


You wouldn't show up to your own wedding wearing a singlet and thongs, right? Cool. How about launching your business without a professional brand identity? Yeah yeah, it's a loose connection, but we're trying to paint a picture here, so bear with us. Your logo and brand identity is often the first thing people see when they're introduced to your business. And in those first few crucial seconds, they'll use it (and a few other factors) to decide whether they want to learn more about you… or not. Sure, you might be the best in the business with years of experience and testimonials to boot, but a first impression is a powerful thing, and if your potential customer isn't impressed with what they see, they probably won't take the time to find all of that out. Long story short: Don't cut corners when it comes to your logo and brand identity. Let us help instead.
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In case people forgot how peacefully people accepted Obama's election in '08:
read more: In case people forgot how peacefully people accepted Obama's election in '08:
"Mr. Trump's crowd was about one-third the size of Mr. Obama's"
"A photographic analysis of an image taken 45 minutes before Mr. Trump took the oath of office and an image taken at the same time eight years earlier during Mr. Obama's ceremony showed far fewer attendees for Mr. Trump's event."
read more: Trump Attacks News Media Over Reporting on Crowd Sizes
Sat Jan 21 2017 17:51:34 GMT-0600 (CST)
The censorship begins. National Park Service Banned From Tweeting After Anti-Trump Retweets
read more: National Park Service Banned From Tweeting After Anti-Trump Retweets
The false narrative rules: "if you're in the other party, you're the devil". In fact, it's issues. You're the devil if you deny global warming, hate immigrants, want to push education $$ to corps, etc.
The propaganda redefinition is underway. It's MSNBC that is unfairly denigrating an entire class of people, those poor Republicans who chose Donald Trump. If only we would give him a chance. His choosing scathingly bad and polarizing Cabinet members, that's just 'him being him'. If only liberals weren't so hateful.
""It's not starting off in that direction," says her less-optimistic-sounding husband, as Republicans in Congress gear up to repeal the Affordable Care Act. "You should have listened to MSNBC this morning. It's white and black, good and bad, God and the devil — and if you're in the other party, you're the devil.""
read more: Trump's America: Caution in evenly split Nebraska county
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"You're old," she sobbed, "you've had a life. I want to have a life too! I want to get married and have children!""
From a comment in the NY Times. read more: Are You Not Alarmed?


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Human Predators Story Idea/s?
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From around the same area of space as the Yautja is a planet of humans who for thousands of years have been subject to hunting by Yautja. Only these days they have evolved into highly skilled killers. It is thought that they have successfully killed not only Yautja but other beasts or humans that they deem a threat or a prize worthy of risking there lives. They steal weapons, technology and even take the hearts of there kill's, they believe that to eat the heart of your kill you will take there strengths into your self, and in some cases it works. This act will work on Yautja especially well. A human who eats the heart of a Yautja will increase in strength, will live up to double his life, will heal faster much faster movement and reflexes. However, this is accompanied by a very short temper. It's common of those who undertake this ritual to be the new leader of the group they work with. If the whole group has done this then it works like it normally dose and that's by how savage and skilled you are.
About 1000 years ago this race of people decided they were sick of being hunted and had the crazy Idea to attack the Yautja in a surprise mass assault. They threw everything they had learned into the mix, massive monstrous beasts, cave trolls, attack dogs. A few hundred of the elite humans who had killed Yautja had there tech including there plasma weapons, cloaks and armour. The battle was savage and lasted for 7 days before they were driven back by elite Yautja warriors. Had it not been for the impatience, lack of leadership and skill they could have won. That said they did considerable damage to the Yautja and since then, there had been an unofficial peace between the two. For several hundred years the Yautja saw them as equals in battle until one day on a trade deal, a noble Yautja was killed by an old member of the old war. He saw his brothers head ripped from his body by a Yautja in battle. He secretly never agreed to the so called peace between the two world's and later found out that the Yautja who was coming to trade was in fact the very one who killed his brother. He shot him in the back of the head with a shotgun, no way for a noble warrior to die. This ended the little agreement the two races had and ever since have been bitter enemies, the dispute should have been carried out correctly.
These guys have access to most of the technology of the Yautja cloaks plasma weapons and net guns spears smart disk though it won't work quite as well as the Yautja tech because they don't fully know how it works and they have backward engineered it to be able to fix it up when it fails. They attempted to do the same with the mines but they could not program the mines to not blow when they got close but would let the Yautja past. But of course they have designed there own weapons too, various projectiles quite similar to ones found on earth. The ones who have eaten Yautja hearts are nearly the strength of a young blood when they eat it they become more ferocious and higher initiative, more skilled with weaponry, faster to heal toughness increases as does strength, more attacking capability's. The standard marines are not to be taken as weak ether, they are very skilled fighters also. Legends told of Yautja taking humans into there tribes to join there hunt, some aspired to this some did not. Though that has only happened maybe three times since the 'agreement' ended.
this idea comes to me from reading the comics and in integration of alien story, the company, mother and the Utani story. have any of you got any ideas that would make this idea better? im not the best writer of the bunch


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Efficiency Is the Key To Sustained Success For the Wolves
Photo Credit: Bruce Kluckhohn (USA TODAY Sports)
By Troy Asseln - November 22, 2021
In season nine, episode five of South Park, the South Park little league baseball team advances its way (albeit unwantedly) to the divisional playoffs and the state championship. Randy Marsh plays the classic "father of sports kid" role throughout the contests as he fights other parents at his son's games. Randy eventually fights The Bat Dad, who is the ultimate foil character of little league sports lore.
When the Minnesota Timberwolves took on the Memphis Grizzlies on Saturday night at the Target Center, I found my guy much like Randy Marsh.
There was one lone Grizzlies fan in Section 101. That individual was confidently standing up and celebrating every shot that Memphis made early in the first quarter. I was planning on having a game-long spat with this person, if only for the spirit of competition. I could take him, Sharon. However, after the early barrage of Anthony Edwards 3-pointers, the Grizzlies fan got up to leave. My guy never came back.
That is why efficiency matters.
Edwards shot a blistering 5-of-5 from outside the arc in the first quarter and had 17 points in that frame overall. He finished the game with 23 points on just 8-of-10 from the floor (!!!) and set the tone early for what wound up being a historic victory against Memphis. The Wolves were up 40-23 at the end of the first quarter and never looked back. Minnesota was soon up by 20, then 30, then 40. The floodgates had opened. The Wolves erased all memories of their seven-game losing streak to Memphis, and the Grizzlies were sent home with their tails between their legs.
Without this efficiency and quick succession of shots falling, maybe that Grizzlies fan doesn't leave the game in the first quarter. Who knows?
I also bring up efficiency in this sense because their efficiency (and previous lack thereof) has been the biggest knock on the potency of the team's star players. Nate Duncan and other associated internet nerds preemptively labeled Edwards as an "inefficient chucker." Other reports cited Edwards' supposed lack of drive as a surefire comparison to that of Dion Waiters.
Beyond Edwards' contributions to the Memphis beatdown, Karl-Anthony Towns had 21 points on 8-of-15 shooting, and D'Angelo Russell had 28 points on 9-of-15 from the floor. Outside of the 15 shots apiece for Russell, nobody on the Wolves shot more than Edwards's ten attempts on the night. The even distribution was more apropos for the team as it is currently constructed. If the Wolves want to keep up this winning streak, their shooting splits should continue to look like this.
While the free-throw percentage wasn't ideal in the Grizzlies game (71.4%), the Timberwolves made up for that by shooting a blistering 48.8% from 3-point range and 53.8% from the floor overall. Even more encouraging than the team's fiery shooting percentages was the shot selection in general.
According to Cleaning the Glass, the Timberwolves shot 41% of their shots at the rim, 17% from the midrange, and another 41% from three. That's an analytically adapted charcuterie board of shot selection in alignment with the front office's vision. Minnesota got to its ideal spots and was able to convert them at a high clip. Because the team never deviated from the game plan of getting to these high-percentage positions, the points kept pouring in and paved the way for the blowout to be as big as it was.
Perhaps even more impressive was the willingness of the Wolves' Big 3 to stick to analytically savvy shots. The trio of Edwards, Russell, and Towns only shot a combined four shots from the midrange and converted on three of them. If the team's leaders can showcase the willingness to follow the plan, then the rest of the team should then follow suit. That is an integral part of the development of this Big 3 as leaders, as they try to convince this young and talented team to play more smart and heads-up basketball.
Conceptually, this is simple. Take the most analytically efficient shots (at the rim and from 3), and hit those shots at a high clip. Some teams can do this well. The Timberwolves have been trying to enact this modern offensive system since Tom Thibodeau was run out of town, and the results have not been overly positive.
However, Minnesota's three-game winning streak has shown a sneak peek of what this team can do when it is hitting its desired shots at a respectable clip. It would be remiss to ignore the notion that any team should be able to win games when they are "hitting their shots." But considering the Timberwolves' offensive woes so far this year, it is important not to dismiss progress when it is right in front of our noses.
Minnesota plays the New Orleans Pelicans at the Smoothie King Center on Monday night. The Pelicans are a miserable 3-15, so this is once again a must-win for the Wolves. Suppose the team can continue finding open guys and putting themselves in positions to knock down easy shots. In that case, their three-game win streak should blossom to four before Jimmy Butler, and some Miami Heat Bat Dads return to Minneapolis on Wednesday. With that big game looming, this team will need all the confidence it can get.
Troy Asseln
Troy Asseln is a teacher, musician, car dude, and big time sports fan living and working in St. Paul. Though the Green Bay Packers were his first love, he remains faithful to the great state of Minnesota through religious support of the Timberwolves and Minnesota United. Troy's only writing experience prior to Zone Coverage comes through his Twitter: @tripxassless
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package com.dianping.cat.report.page.overload.task;

import java.util.List;

import org.unidal.dal.jdbc.DalException;
import org.unidal.dal.jdbc.DalNotFoundException;
import org.unidal.lookup.annotation.Inject;

import com.dianping.cat.Cat;
import com.dianping.cat.core.dal.WeeklyReport;
import com.dianping.cat.core.dal.WeeklyReportDao;
import com.dianping.cat.core.dal.WeeklyReportEntity;
import com.dianping.cat.home.dal.report.Overload;
import com.dianping.cat.home.dal.report.OverloadDao;
import com.dianping.cat.core.dal.WeeklyReportContent;
import com.dianping.cat.core.dal.WeeklyReportContentDao;
import com.dianping.cat.core.dal.WeeklyReportContentEntity;

public class WeeklyCapacityUpdater implements CapacityUpdater {

	@Inject
	private WeeklyReportDao m_weeklyReportDao;

	@Inject
	private WeeklyReportContentDao m_weeklyReportContentDao;

	@Inject
	private OverloadDao m_overloadDao;

	@Inject
	private CapacityUpdateStatusManager m_manager;

	public static final String ID = "weekly_capacity_updater";

	@Override
	public String getId() {
		return ID;
	}

	@Override
	public void updateDBCapacity() throws DalException {
		int maxId = m_manager.getWeeklyStatus();

		while (true) {
			List<WeeklyReportContent> reports = m_weeklyReportContentDao.findOverloadReport(maxId,
			      WeeklyReportContentEntity.READSET_LENGTH);

			for (WeeklyReportContent content : reports) {
				try {
					int reportId = content.getReportId();
					double contentLength = content.getContentLength();

					if (contentLength >= CapacityUpdater.CAPACITY) {
						Overload overload = m_overloadDao.createLocal();

						overload.setReportId(reportId);
						overload.setReportSize(contentLength);
						overload.setReportType(CapacityUpdater.WEEKLY_TYPE);

						try {
							WeeklyReport report = m_weeklyReportDao.findByPK(reportId, WeeklyReportEntity.READSET_FULL);
							overload.setPeriod(report.getPeriod());
							m_overloadDao.insert(overload);
						} catch (DalNotFoundException e) {
						} catch (Exception e) {
							Cat.logError(e);
						}
					}
				} catch (Exception ex) {
					Cat.logError(ex);
				}
			}

			int size = reports.size();
			if (size == 0) {
				break;
			} else {
				maxId = reports.get(size - 1).getReportId();
			}
		}
		m_manager.updateWeeklyStatus(maxId);
	}

}


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Q: How to safely change grub2 screen resolution? grub2 isn't really fit in the best screen resolution that my laptop can support (1280 x 800).
How can I do this without using a third party application ?

A: To do this safely requires two steps.
Step 1: find the preferred mode
Reboot and press and hold Shift to display your grub.  Press C to enter console mode. Then type (for Ubuntu versions before 18.04):
$ vbeinfo

For Ubuntu 18.04 and later:
$ videoinfo

This will display various stuff how grub recognizes your display.  At the bottom is "preferred mode" - in your case it should say 1280x800.  Note down the value.
Note: sometimes, some buggy video cards incorrectly give Grub the wrong preferred resolution - if the preferred mode is much higher than you were expecting, then select the nearest mode in the list displayed that you were expecting.
Press Esc to return to grub and press Enter to boot.
Step 2: Setting the resolution in grub
Reach for your terminal and type
$ sudo nano /etc/default/grub

find the line
#GRUB_GFXMODE=640x480

remove the # and change 640x480 with the preferred mode you wrote down. E.g.:
GRUB_GFXMODE=1280x800

save, then type
$ sudo update-grub

Note: the preferred mode has to be among those listed by vbeinfo.  For example, if your preferred mode is 1920x1080 (a common 16x9 aspect ratio setting), your preferred mode is NOT supported by vbeinfo and may not work correctly.  In fact, there do not seem to be any 16x9 modes supported by vbeinfo, as of Ubuntu 13.04. In that case you could try falling back to something common like 640x480, which, it seems most monitors support and vbeinfo supports.  Also, not all the modes supported by vbeinfo are necessarily supported by your monitor and you may have to experiment.

A: I am running 14.04LTS on an ASUS M51AC with an Nvidia 625GT OEM. I found that in addition to the accepted answer, I needed to also add the line:
GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD="keep"

to /etc/default/grub.

A: For me on Ubuntu 17.10 server it was
GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX="keep"
GRUB_GFXMODE="1920x1080x32"

I also had to set the following to prevent shutdown from hanging
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="nomodeset"

A: Grub Customizer:
Easy to use Grub2 settings customizer.  Go to "Preferences" -> "Appearance"

*

*check "custom resolution" and select one of the available resolution

*click "close"

*hit "save"

*close program and restart computer

A: I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 and things are a little different in the packaged version of Grub for me.
The vbeinfo command does not exist.

*

*Turn on

*At the grub menu press c to get the grub comand line

*Type videoinfo
This lists all the modes - it is the <width>x<height> you need to make note of.

*Optionally, there is a videotest command which you can use to test a given resolution, e.g. videotest 1280x1024.  However, while this test worked for me, I could not then get back to the grub menu!  So that's not quite as useful (unless anyone can explain how to escape the test.)

*Boot up fully and edit (sudo) /etc/default/grub but the line you're looking for is now called GRUB_GFXMODE. So un-comment and set that to your desired mode.

*Run update-grub and reboot.

A: For Ubuntu 20.04 LTS this worked for me (on ESXi VMs):
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""

make sure to remove maybe-ubiquity
#GRUB_TERMINAL=console

make sure to comment/disable this line.
GFX_GFXMODE=1024x768
GFX_PAYLOAD_LINUX="keep"

change to desired resolution


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Share of adults who believe fake news is a major problem in the United States in 2017, by age
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The statistic shows the share of adults who believe fake news is a major problem in the United States in 2017, sorted by age. During the survey, 80 percent of respondents aged 18 to 29 years stated that they believed fake news is a major problem.
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Share of adults who get news from social media sites in the United States from 2016 to 2018
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Share of adults who believe the issue of fake news and misinformation will get worse in the next five years in the United States as of March 2019
Reach of selected news sources in the United States in 2016
Level of trust* in the following news media brands among respondents who have heard of the brands referred to in Singapore in 2019
Level of trust in media in Argentina in 2017 and 2018
To what extent do you trust the information you receive through these channels?
Perspectives on the media as a friend or enemy of the American people in the United States as of August 2018
Level of trust in media in India from 2013 to 2018
Who do you trust more to tell you the truth about important issues: President Trump or the news media? (by age)
Share of news media reach in the Netherlands in 2013, by media type
How much do you trust news of foreign media?
Share of people using the following sources of news weekly in Sweden in 2018
Newspaper readership in Western Australia during the twelve months to September 2018 (in 1,000s)
Public perception about the news media's treatment of blacks in the United States as of August 2017
Share of respondents who agreed or disagreed that public TV and radio broadcasters provided a necessary service in Malaysia as of February 2019
Perceived change in trust in television and radio in Malaysia as of February 2019
Share of magazine as news sources in Hong Kong from 2000 to 2017
Credibility of USA Today in the United States from 2002 to 2012
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