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The two main obsessive compulsive disorder characteristics are actually part of the name of the disorder: obsessions, and compulsions. Obsessions are intrusive thoughts that a person keeps on thinking. These thoughts often revolve around certain themes, such as cleanliness, violence, or sequences. Compulsions are the outgrowth of those obsessions, the rituals that the person with OCD does in order to silence the obsessions or obey them. For example, a person who has cleanliness obsessions may wash their hands obsessively until his skin becomes red and raw.
People suffering from OCD understand that their obsessions and compulsions are illogical and strange, but they feel are unable to control them anyway. They often experience anxiety about their OCD characteristics, and they may try to hide their compulsions from others so as not to seem "abnormal." Understanding the characteristics of OCD can help people to find help for their loved ones and themselves when they see the symptoms appear.
Many OCD obsessions revolve around cleanliness or contamination. For example, some people with OCD may constantly feel dirty, and may view every surface as contaminated with germs or dirt. They obsessively worry that they may be harmed when parts of their body such as their hands come into contact with these surfaces.
Other OCD obsessions may include a hard-to-shake feeling that you haven't locked the door, or forgot to turn off the oven or ran into someone with your car. People with OCD may also have obsessive images in their mind of hurting a child or of pornographic scenes. They may feel intense distress when unimportant objects are thrown away (especially if they are OCD hoarders), or if objects are not in exactly the right order or facing the right way.
Compulsions are the second type of OCD characteristics, or rituals that people with OCD perform in response to their obsessions. For example, they may clean their homes or their bodies excessively, including washing their hands over and over again. Or they might keep their food or drinks cans facing only one way in the pantry. They might even color code their books or count objects continuously. Other rituals include repeatedly running back to check whether a stove was turned off or whether the door was locked. They may repeat behaviors with no apparent reason to outsiders, such as going through a doorway several times before moving on. Some people with OCD may also hoard possessions.
These obsessive compulsive disorder characteristics can be extremely debilitating, taking up excessive amounts of time and energy. People with OCD may avoid places or situations that are likely to trigger their obsessions as a form of self-protection. Getting treatment for OCD is an important first step in returning life to normalcy.


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This suit was a love-at-first-sight! Not only for the fairly color-blocked embroidery, this one had me swooning after its ghera. See, in the picture below, how it almost blooms below the waist?
I matched the jewelry with the ruby colors of the embroidery, the pearl work and the emerald color stones.
The suit was pretty much complete when I bought it. I only added the tassels on the dupatta, keeping in mind the silver tone of the suit.
I was on a hunt for silver sky-high heels for this suit. I waited for almost a month till this unexpectedly-worthy purchase happened. Although the Swarovski stones troubled me a little initially, I felt they were a tad too blingy for my liking; the ruby-color heels, matched perfectly with the tone of the suit, and I decided to pick them up.
Thank God I did, because these are my most comfortable high heels EVER! I wore them for almost 8 hours, and I could still run in them. It was like I was wearing flats.
Yes! These are from the one in Lajpat Nagar. It was quite a unpredictable find!
You are looking absolutely stunnig atika.. the suit is pretyy but the your heels and earing are drool worthy.. everything along is doing the best thing to your ethnic outfit..
Wow u look stunning!!going ga ga over the heels and suit!!!
OMG u look so pretty in ethnic…….im soo in love with the suit…..
you look fabulous Atika! i'm soo stealing your look for a wedding I need to attend 🙂 btw i dont think Swarovski retails heels, do they? Coz i recently purchased a couple of ear studs from their flagship and they don't have no shoes :-S fab these look!
Love the cheery color on you, and those heels, my my, mad props to you for carrying them off so well! 🙂 You look gawjus!
Everything is great. Simply awesome!
awesome.. loved ur attire and u totally rocked this anarkali with heels.. u look very pretty.. 🙂 U are nothing less than a model gal..!!
cute look. can u pl tell me price of sandals pleeez?
I am spell bound.i wanna see a compilation post on all of ur shoes.plz do it.it will be a delight and I can make a wish list.
An anarkali to die for. Totally stunning outfit and those cindrella shoes!!!!!! i cudnt get my eyes off them atika, lovely look overall. five starts from me.
Lovely and those heels are mind blowing…..and did I hear u saying comfy….that's sure icing on the cake!!
Major drool!!! Loved every bit of your outfit, the dress, the pumps, the jewellery, your hair, all WOW!
atika this look oozes desi beauty! you are truly beauty paegent material! and the way you have co ordinated is so beautiful! and those earrings are so pretty!!!!!!!!!!!
I dont have good experience with stiletoes but ur shoes made to think again. u r looking gorgeous.


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The huge one-day-plus sale kicks off on July 11, but you need to know the exact start times.
Amazon Prime Day, the day of some pretty good day-long sales and some quickie flash sales, is coming for the entire day on July 11. But in actuality, the event starts in the evening on July 10 and will run for 30 hours. Let's give you the full list if times for all of our readers, not just those in the United States.
If you are unfamiliar with Prime Day, it is essentially a Black Friday-like event in the middle of the summer. Amazon has even set up a guide to tell you how to make the most out of the sale. The sale will offer Spotlight deals on items that will last until stock is gone. There will also be Lightning deals that can happen as often as every five minutes and run for a very limited time. Both offer steep discounts of various products.
The event will end at 3 a.m. ET / midnight PT on July 12.
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Cordiant in £24.6m Down Under sale
By Bill Condie
Updated: 19:00 EST, 28 May 2003
CORDIANT Communications, formerly Saatchi and Saatchi, has offloaded a 70% stake for £24.6m in its Australian business, including agency George Patterson Bates.
The Australian unit will now be 55% owned by funds advised by private equity group Pacific Equity Partners, 15% by its management and 30% by Cordiant.
The company said it plans to extract surplus cash of £16.5m from the businesses before the deal is completed. Under Cordiant's stewardship, Bates slipped from the largest billing ad agency in Australia to second place.
The sale will be welcomed by the company's bankers, who are owed more than £200m and who are believed to have set this month as a deadline for action.
Cordiant is also thought to be close to selling City PR firm Financial Dynamics in a management buyout worth £25m and backed by US equity group Advent International.

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Warren Lajsic, a write-in candidate for president in the village of Big Bend, has unseated 15-year incumbent James Soneberg.
BIG BEND - A write-in candidate has won his bid to unseat the incumbent village president in Big Bend.
Warren Lajsic, who announced in late March he would challenge James Soneberg for the seat, won in a close race — without his name appearing on any of the printed ballots.
Soneberg, seeking re-election to a new two-year term for a seat he has held for 15 years, had been running unopposed through the Jan. 2 filing deadline until Lajsic began his write-in campaign as a registered candidate in the weeks leading up to the April 2 vote.
Neither candidate was immediately available Wednesday, April 3 to comment.
All results remain official until the board of canvassers meets to confirm the results.


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MANCHESTER United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has renewed his war of words with Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez.
The 67-year-old, whose United side play Everton in the FA Cup semi-final on Sunday, has accused his rival of being 'arrogant'.
And the United manager also pointed to Benitez's behaviour against Blackburn at Anfield last Saturday.
The Liverpool boss appeared to wave his arms to signal the game was over after his side went 2-0 up and Ferguson has called actions unwarranted and unacceptable.
He added: "It is one thing to show the arrogance he did. What you cannot forgive is the contempt for Sam Allardyce last week when Liverpool scored the second goal.
Ferguson fell out with the Liverpool coach in January when Benitez accused him of receiving favourable treatment from the Football Association.
And with Liverpool hot on United's heals, things are hotting up between the two managers.


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High-Profile COVID-19 Cases Are Disrupting Olympic Rosters And MLB Games
By Becky Sullivan,
U.S. basketball player Bradley Beal appears in an exhibition game against Australia on Monday in Las Vegas. Beal tested positive for the coronavirus and will not be going to the Tokyo Olympic Games.
With Euro 2020 and the Stanley Cup in the books, the NBA Finals nearing an end, baseball past the All-Star break, and the Olympics a week away — sports are running full steam ahead, even as cases of COVID-19 tick up across the U.S.
Many stadiums and arenas in the U.S. have allowed fans to return at full capacity with many dropping mask requirements following a year of pandemic restrictions that prevented spectators and travel.
Plans for the Tokyo Olympics, which bring together athletes from around the world, are going ahead as scheduled next week.
Yet staff and fans remain at risk — as a handful of recent positives show, disrupting schedules and Olympic rosters — and some teams are still struggling to vaccinate a majority of their players.
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From left, Damian Lillard, Jayson Tatum and Bradley Beal of the 2021 USA Basketball Men's National Team talk after practice on July 7 in Las Vegas as the team gets ready for the Tokyo Olympics. Beal will not be playing in Tokyo.
Multiple Olympic teams have been affected by positive cases
Bradley Beal, a guard on the U.S. Olympic basketball team, will sit out the Summer Olympics, USA Basketball announced Thursday.
Beal, a star for the Washington Wizards, tested positive for the coronavirus and was placed under the team's health and safety protocols earlier this week. ESPN and The Athletic reported that his spot on the roster would be filled by Keldon Johnson of the San Antonio Spurs.
Bradley Beal, who was placed under USA Basketball's health & safety protocols on Wednesday, will remain in protocol & will be unable to participate in the Tokyo Olympic Games.
Out of an abundance of caution, Jerami Grant has been placed under health & safety protocols.
— USA Basketball (@usabasketball) July 15, 2021
"As far as Bradley's concerned, I'm dying for him. We all are," said Team USA coach Gregg Popovich at a press conference on Thursday. "Since he was a little kid, this has been a dream of his. He was playing great. He was having fun, being a big part of us coming together chemistrywise and as a family — so for him, for his immediate family, it's devastating."
The team canceled an exhibition game against Australia that was scheduled for Friday. A second player, Jerami Grant, is also in the health and safety protocols, the team said, though it was unclear whether he would be allowed to travel to Tokyo. The Athletic reported that Grant has not tested positive for the coronavirus.
Meanwhile, as thousands of athletes and staff arrive in Tokyo for the Games, the city is under a state of emergency as cases rise. More than a thousand new cases are confirmed daily, bringing the city to its highest caseload since winter.
A number of other teams have already been affected by COVID-19 — including nearly the entire Refugee Olympic Team, whose arrival in Tokyo was delayed when a team official tested positive after a welcome party in Qatar for athletes and staff. Reports of teams in isolation include the Russian women's rugby sevens team and the South African men's rugby sevens team.
The IOC announced earlier this week that there are three positive cases among the roughly 8,000 athletes and staff who have arrived in Tokyo. All three are in isolation, and any close contacts are following health protocols.
Yankees and Red Sox game postponed over COVID-19 cases
Just two days after baseball's All-Star Game drew the league's top players together in Denver, Thursday night's game between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox was postponed due to a COVID-19 outbreak among the Yankees. The teams are also scheduled to play Friday.
"We're in a very fluid situation right now," said Yankees manager Brian Cashman at a press conference Monday. "We're thankful that we're vaccinated in most cases — not in all cases, but in most cases — so we're ultimately protected."
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Members of the Boston Red Sox take batting practice at Yankee Stadium on Thursday. The game between the Red Sox and the New York Yankees was postponed due to positive coronavirus tests within the Yankee organization.
The team announced three players were confirmed positive and moved to the COVID-19 list: pitchers Jonathan Loaisiga, Nestor Cortes Jr. and Wandy Peralta. All three had been vaccinated, two with Johnson & Johnson and one with a two-shot vaccine.
Additionally, Cashman said, an additional three players have tested positive on multiple rapid tests and are awaiting official lab results. The three players are currently in quarantine. He declined to say whether any are symptomatic.
"Thankfully I can report that, as of right now, everybody's OK," Cashman said. "Those vaccinations are working, and ultimately they're to protect us against severe illness and/or death."
According to ESPN, All-Star outfielder Aaron Judge is among the additional three positives, prompting concerns about his contact with other players at the All-Star Game, especially among his American League teammates.
As a result, the five Red Sox players who attended the All-Star Game are now undergoing additional testing, ESPN reported.
The postponement is the eighth game delayed this season due to COVID-19, but the first in months. The outbreak is the Yankees' second this year, even though the organization says it has cleared a benchmark 85% vaccination rate among players and certain staff that allows the team to operate with fewer pandemic restrictions.
Four NFL teams have fewer than half of players vaccinated
With the NFL's preseason games beginning in less than three weeks, The Associated Press reports that four teams are still under 50% vaccinated. Those teams are the Washington Football Team, Indianapolis Colts, Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Chargers.
Overall, about three-quarters of NFL players have received the vaccine, the AP reported. Ten teams have cleared an 85% threshold, including Pittsburgh, Miami, Carolina and Denver.
Teams that reach a certain vaccination rate will be allowed to travel and practice with fewer restrictions.
While the league is not requiring vaccinations, it has placed a number of restrictions on those who choose to skip the vaccine: daily testing, room capacity limits and restrictions on which team facilities they're allowed to access.
Last season, the league was reluctant to cancel games due to COVID-19 outbreaks among players, instead preferring to delay the game and then proceed with any confirmed positives sitting out, often causing a competitive disadvantage for the affected team — most memorably when Denver was forced to start a practice squad wide receiver at quarterback and the Baltimore Ravens played a game down 16 players, including seven Pro Bowlers.


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Home Contract Awards Army Solicits Bids From Bell, Sikorsky-Boeing Team for Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft Program
Army Solicits Bids From Bell, Sikorsky-Boeing Team for Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft Program
The U.S. Army has issued a request for proposals to Textron's (NYSE: TXT) Bell subsidiary and to the team of Lockheed Martin's (NYSE: LMT) Sikorsky business and Boeing (NYSE: BA) as it launches the competition for the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft program, Defense News reported Monday.
The service will accept proposals through the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2021 and assess bids through the second quarter of FY 2022 with plans to pick the sole winner to build prototypes by the third quarter of FY 2022, according to budget documents obtained by the publication.
Bell is expected to offer a tiltrotor design based on its V-280 Valor technology demonstrator aircraft for the FLRAA program.
Sikorsky and its partner Boeing plan to propose their Defiant X coaxial helicopter based on the SB-1 Defiant tech demonstrator. The Sikorsky-Boeing team is still flying its demonstrator as part of a competitive demonstration and risk reduction effort that is expected to conclude in the third quarter of FY 2022.
The Army, which is requesting $448.4 million in FY 2022 funds for the FLRAA program, intends to perform a virtual prototyping phase that will kick off at the time of contract award and run through the first quarter of FY 2024. The chosen team will start developing prototypes in the third quarter of FY 2023.
According to the RFP obtained by the publication, the military branch plans to adopt a three-phased approach for the FLRAA delivery. The initial phase will involve the virtual prototyping effort and a preliminary design review. A critical design review, construction of six prototype aircraft for the engineering and manufacturing development stage and joint testing and evaluation by the government and vendor will occur in the second phase. The last phase calls for the delivery of eight low-rate initial production aircraft.
The solicitation also includes an incentive scheme for delivering prototypes and transitioning them through test and evaluation ahead of schedule. The contractor can also get incentives if the aircraft can surpass external-load mission payload and weight-growth capacity requirements.
The FLRAA threshold speed requirement is 230 knots and the objective speed requirement is set at 280 knots, according to the RFP.
Army Contracting Command told the publication the RFP was released but limited to two industry teams based on a justification and approval signed by the service's acquisition chief.
In December, the service issued a presolicitation notice stating that Bell and Sikorsky were the only two sources that have the capability to develop, test and deliver prototypes and proceed with initial FLRAA production to achieve First Unit Equipped status by FY 2030.


On Episode 13 of Burlington Humane, we talk with one of our volunteers, Mary Ellen Tuck about her volunteering experience at BHS for Volunteer Appreciation Week. We will learn about some safety tips to keep your pet safe during Easter and through Spring. And we will learn more about our upcoming Burlington High School Band Benefit Concert.


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•  Occupation: Farmer, 1 May 1876, Wood Farm, Monkswood, Monmouthshire.
•  Residence: time of son's baptism, 7 Mar 1880, Llanbaddock, Monmouthshire.
•  Census: 1881, 3 Apr 1881, Walnut Tree Farm, Goytrey, Pontypool, Monmouthshire.
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12. Mike John, 11 May 1876 Thos Henry Rees, 25, B, farmer, The Bryn, Glascoed; Wm Hall Rees, farmer Margt Howell, 25, S, Wood Farm, itp; John Howell, farmer Wit:- John Howell; Mary Elizth Howell Licence. Surety: 2.
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6 From Glascoed people file, Surety: 3. .... Anne Howard, Anne Howard's family tree (From her "Genes Reunited" tree), Surety: 3.
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Against the Herd
"Whenever you find that you're on the side of the majority, it's time to pause & reflect." -Mark Twain, 1904
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3 Facts About the World That Everyone Should Know
Bassam Salem / August 4, 2013
It's impossible to have perspective without having context. Despite all of the sources of information available to us these days, many of us don't have sufficient context about the world in which we live to appreciate exactly what our city, state, or country constitutes within that world. The following are three facts as well as some secondary information that help provide such context.
1. The human population of earth is roughly 7.0 billion and is growing at 1% annually.
China, at 1.35 billion people, is almost 20% of the world's population followed closely by India at 1.21 billion people (17%). That means that an unbelievable 37 out of every 100 humans on the planet are either Chinese or Indian. At 313 million people, the United States is the 3rd most populous country in the world with 4.4% of the world's people. It might surprise most that, as is discussed in an earlier post, the world's population is expected to peak in the coming few decades and then begin declining. The following Wikipedia table shows the top 10 most populous countries in the world (my birth country of Egypt is 15th at 85 million people, and thus not shown on the list):
2. There are roughly 225 countries in the world.
This is a hard number to assert as it includes territories that are politically-disputed (e.g., Taiwan is controversially party of China) and others that are under the political direction of another country (e.g., Puerto Rico is part of the United States). However, the number is no less than 193, which is the number of current members of the United Nations. It is also likely no more than 243, which is the number of distinct territories in the world. See here for complete lists.
3. There are nearly 400 languages in use today that are spoken natively by at least 1 million people.
According to Ethnologue, there are roughly 1,300 languages with 100,000 speakers or more, 750 with 300,000 or more, some 400 with a million or more, 200 with at least 3 million, 80 with 10 million, and 40 with 30 million. That is nearly unbelievable to me. Here is a breakdown of the top 11 according to Wikipedia. Not surprisingly, Mandarin is first; however, some might be surprised that Spanish has taken over second place above English. Arabic is in fourth place just after English.
The biggest epiphany from the above table for me is this: these top 11 languages are only spoken by a total of 39% of the world's population; the other 61% speak languages that are not in the top 11!
August 4, 2013 in News & Current Events, Self Improvement. Tags: Countries, Languages, Population, World
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Wade Architectural Systems Announces New Strategic Partner
StoVentec RainScreen
Partnering with StoVentec to deliver innovative and conscience solutions for our clients will allow us to stay at the forefront of the competition in the architectural and construction industry"
— Peter Parnham
HUMBLE, TX, UNITED STATES, January 14, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Wade Architectural Systems (WAS) and StoVentec (Sto) are pleased to announce a strategic partnership combining Sto's advanced building technology solutions with WAS's proven strategic business services in architectural solutions
New to the US, StoVentec is one of the biggest producers of Rainscreen wall systems that utilize glass as cladding. Their rainscreen systems allow architects to freely mix and match multiple rainscreen cladding materials, textures, shapes, and colors to create a truly original facade.
With StoVentec systems, you have options for luminous back-painted glass cladding, including custom full-color HD digitally printed and silk-screened glass for a truly one-of-a-kind building facade.
"Partnering with StoVentec to deliver innovative and conscience solutions for our clients will allow us to stay at the forefront of the competition in the architectural and construction industry. "said Peter Parnham, VP of WAS. "Wade Architectural Systems is proud to partner with a company that builds with conscience to make sustainable buildings while improving aesthetic value. "
About StoVentec
Sto was established in 1962 and is ran by 3 generations of the Stotmeister family.
With headquarters based in Atlanta, Georgia, and strategically located manufacturing plants throughout the United States, Sto Corp. proudly serves more than 250 distributors in North America and the Caribbean providing fully tested and code-approved high-performance ventilated Rainscreen systems.
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Peter Parnham
Wade Architectural Systems
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The Liner Notes for Roy Harper's Live At Les Cousins.
the liner notes for 'Live at Les Cousins'
i was just reading through the Liner Notes that I wrote for 'Live At Les Cousins'. I wrote them in 1995 and I noticed that at the end I had said 'here's to the next 25 years of insanity' – that takes us up to 2020! We've had those 25 years of insanity! Some of it was really insane!
'1969 was a good year whichever way up you look at it. There was something in the air – probably ghanga. Everyone was suffused with an optimistic outlook. Everything was imbued with change. All the old crap was being jettisoned – ideas – thoughts – careers – suburbia. The world was new. The world was new. People sat up all night enthusiastically discussing the creation of the universe, the size of infinity and the intensity of the human spirit. Hair sprouted out of every available orifice – well – almost. People actually shared things with each other.
You could buy OZ and IT and read about Kerouac, Mao, Che, Ian Anderson, Captain Beefheart and Cochise. Everyone was dropping out into more meaningful existences that involved creativity and positive life forces as well as hugely wonderful esotericosities. You could spend hours discussing the obvious fact that T.S. Elliott would definitely have been straight while Shelley would probably have been a Freak. You enthralled to the tales of Black consciousness as epitomised by the Black Panthers, who had emerged from the Civil Rights Movement campaigns, Vietnam draft dodgers and utopian dreams of perfect societies based on freedom, creativity and harmony. There were free concerts, sit-ins, marches, demonstrations, happenings, love-ins and a whole range of other consciousness-expanding activities.
The underground created an instant identity. You were either a Freak or Straight. It had something to do with the length of your hair as well as the ideology you identified with, and the drugs you were using. Freaks were pacifist sexual explorers embarking on chemical research and human, spiritual, political and environmental investigations. The 'Revolution' was just around the corner. In many ways, it had already happened. Straight society was already superfluous. We had our own Press, music, fashion, drugs, lifestyle and culture. Our language was permeated with Black hipster slang, man. Our dreams were megalomaniacal. I have my own theory that the planet just happened to pass through a cloud of hallucinogenic dust that only infiltrated certain young minds.
Of course, it was all a hugely naïve and pretentious bubble that could not hold its breath too long and subsequently produced a litany of disasters and chemical casualties. Still, even with the power of retrospective sight, it was wonderful to have been there and been part of it even if it was not a very smart career move for many of those involved. One is also forced to acknowledge that for most of the pseudo-freaks it proved to be little more than just another fashion statement, a passing phase which was fun at the time and got you laid. Sadly, the idealism went over their heads. Even so, it was an age of re-evaluation and individuality that engendered huge creativity in dress, thought, art and music and was the genesis and spawning ground for a lot of things that did not bear fruit until much later.
The most important thing about it was that it was so incredibly energetic and vital. There was so much to do, so much stimulation, so many places to be, people to meet, thoughts to share. All the doors were open. The 60s was a huge university and the curriculum was open-ended.
London was the driving force of the counter-culture. You could drop acid and do the Tate Gallery, 2001 or the Bonzos.
The club scene was alive and diverse. There were bands on tap every night with Blues from Fleetwood Mac, Chicken Shack and John Mayall – Folk with Bert Jansch, John Renbourn and Jackson C Frank – Psychedelic Rock with Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Hawkwind, Traffic, Nice, Cream, Family, Free, Tomorrow or Jethro Tull – West Coast Acid Rock with Country Joe, Captain Beefheart, the Mothers and the Doors – black blues with Son House, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Howlin' Wolf and Jimmy reed – Old Rock 'n' Rollers like Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley. It was all mixed up with Jazz, Indian and pseudo-classical as with the Third Ear Band. Not only that, but it was ridiculously cheap. You could regularly see bands like Pink Floyd and Edgar Broughton for free. Hyde Park was a regular freebie. The festivals were three days for £1.50p. A gig was often 15p. Led Zeppelin at the Toby Jug was a staggering 25p –rip off or what? I could go on and on and get even more grotesquely nostalgic. Aye lad, when I were young. Them were the days.
There was no time to think – you were too busy doing stuff. The Incredibles at an all-nighter – Eel Pie Island bouncing up and down on the rotten floors to the flames of Arthur Brown. – giving demons hell with the Broughtons – at the Marquee with the guitar histrionics of Alvin Lee and Ten Years After – Hendrix smashing ceilings at Klooks Kleek – killing unknown soldiers with the Doors at the roundhouse – the Nice knifing organs at the UFO club – The Who smashing amps and Mooney driving his Roll's and Lincoln Continental into swimming pools and ponds.
The Moving Being Dance Group naked and cybernetics at the ICI – it was all too much. Too much so that it was far out, man. Somewhere to the side, Straight society was landing on the moon but that was a side issue – we'd already visited other universes.
Even though the politics were getting out of hand in Grosvenor Square and Kent State, People's Park and Chicago, where the Yippies put up a pig for president and Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin went to court in war-paint and jesters costumes, it was great.
Life and theatre had become confused.
Obscenity was on trial and was let off with a caution.
Somewhere in the midst of all this, there was this acerbic fiend who was putting vitriolic poetry to music and playing acoustic guitar at colleges and Folk Clubs – in fact anywhere that would have him. His name was Roy Harper and he had a sharp wit, quick mind and a maniacal laugh. He ranted, railed and played a mean guitar. His voice was good and his songs were excellent.
I first caught him playing three numbers sandwiched between Bert Jansch and John Renbourn at Les Cousins in early 1967 and I was hooked. I made it to three concerts a week and at least one had to be a mandatory Harper gig. I had discovered someone who was articulating the thoughts that were buzzing around my own head. He was painting my own pictures for me.
An early Harper concert might well meander through a few hours of thoughts and interjections with the odd song thrown in. The subject matter, targets and degree of vitriol depended on the mood and substances consumed. It was rarely dull.
Roy has never been a 'performer'. What you see is what you get. He treats the stage like his front room. It's not so much a performance as a dialogue that he enters into. You get the full contents of his mind – often mid-song and with no holds barred. No areas are taboo. For many, who are not quite on his wave-length, who may have come along for the songs, it is a frustrating experience. For those of us who like to mentally walk through the sundry realms of possibility, it is a voyage through your own thoughts and a highly stimulating process. Of course, that is not to suggest that the songs are not brilliantly good, too, but he ain't no Cliff Richard or Paul Simon.
By 1969, Roy had progressed from street busker to songwriter supreme. We'd been regaled with Sophisticated Beggar and Come out fighting Ghenghis Smith and had our appetite whetted by the raw brilliance of Folkjokeopus. He was rampant and at his most aggressive. On stage masterpieces like 'McGoohan's Blues' and 'I Hate the Whiteman' poured napalm on the claustrophobic society, we were all railing against. In was the sort of exhilarating invective that caused Melody Maker to accuse him of not coming up with any panaceas. I guess that before you can identify the answers you have to explore the problems. Roy was the octagonal peg who refused to be slotted. You got the idea that he was none too fond of Christianity and not a great admirer or respecter of rules and regulations. His ideal existence would have been a little more unrestricted.
We'd all heard a lot of songs live and were living in a great sweat of expectation. Roy had signed to the new prestigious 'Underground' label – Harvest – the same as Pink Floyd, Edgar Broughton and a host of others – and at last he was going to be properly produced. It was all going to do justice to the songs – and about time too! Peter Jenner was going to produce it at Abbey Road studios and he was a great guy who was sympathetic to the mood of the moment and the idiosyncrasies of the loony who hadn't yet found his bus.
I was fortunate enough to attend many of the sessions and there are legendary episodes involving unwanted American 'guests' and vending machines. Still – that's another story. However, to cut a long story short – Roy did not want 'White Man' sanitised in the studio. He had this vision of it raw and dripping venom. He wanted it spat out live in front of his audience, in a small club.
The idea was that 'White Man' was going to be the focus of the next album and it was going to be recorded at Les Cousins where he first started out. It was Roy's second home – an intimate and totally familiar environment in which he could relax with the nucleus of his now considerable following and give full vent to his emotions. There was to be no holding back.
The news got out that the gig was going to be recorded and it was consequently heaving.
Dylan was playing to vast crowds on the twee Isle of Wight, while Harper held court in the sordid backstreets of Soho. It seemed somehow appropriate.
The place was hot with packed freakdom and the air was heavy with sweet-scented smoke. You went down these steps into this underground darkened cellar. EMI had brought its mobile recording equipment and the whole concert was recorded for posterity. I remember Roy being slightly more manic than usual and breaking a string on the first 'take' of 'Whiteman' so that he had to do it again. I guess it was the tension of being recorded and wanting to make it a good one or else just the way he was trying to put everything into it. Maybe it was the heat generated by the faithful?
It wasn't just the guy striking the match – we were all on the album. We sat enthralled in the darkness, hanging on every note, willing it to be right and mentally holding it together.
It was one hell of a gig. We emerged into the streets of Soho with big smiles on our faces. The moon shone – the pavement echoed and we dispersed into the night bubbling.
In the event, they recorded the entire evening though only four reels of tape of the gig were found. It had sat on the shelf in EMI right up til now – a neatly packaged bit of history – vintage Roy Harper in his full potency when it was all new and looking to change things – snarling fit to shake the world!
The strange thing is that Roy Harper has never lost it. He's still as crazy and still ranting against the system, trying to change it. You'd think he would have learned something in the ensuing quarter of a century!
Thank shit he hasn't!
It's a dirty job and someone has to do it – stick their head above the parapet and have the squealers, snouts deep in the trough, pass their judgements and make their superior snide remarks. If it wasn't for a few torches in the darkness, we'd all be lost and slotted up our own arses by now. Maybe we are?
He may be crazy but he still makes a lot more sense than all the tribes of grey mediocrity who seem to be shaping our destiny.
Here's to the next twenty-five years of insanity!
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The IRS served notice to potential donors of stipulated decisions by the U.S. Tax Court that two organizations are qualified under Sec. 501(c)(3) and described in Sec. 170(c)(2) and that a third organization is not thus qualified or described. Announcement 2018-01, Announcement 2018-02, Announcement 2018-03 (2/26/18).
The IRS issued guidance extending the relief provided in Notice 2017-56 to 268 days, effective beginning Sept. 6, 2017, and ending May 31, 2018, for residents of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands who evacuated or could not return because of Hurricane Irma or Hurricane Maria. Absent this relief, most of those individuals might otherwise lose their status as "bona fide residents" of the territories for tax filing and reporting purposes. Notice 2018-19 (2/27/18).
The Tax Court held that income a couple earned from selling gravel mined from Seneca Nation land is taxable income that is not excluded either by treaty or by the General Allotment Act of 1887. The court also held that the couple were liable for additions to tax under Sec. 6651(a)(1) but found that, they were not liable for a penalty under Sec. 6662(a), because the IRS had not met its burden of production. Perkins, 150 T.C. No. 6 (3/1/18).
The Tax Court sustained tax deficiencies shown on substitute returns prepared by the IRS for a taxpayer who failed to file returns for 2010, 2011, and 2012. The court found that the taxpayer failed to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the IRS determinations were incorrect. Rushing, T.C. Memo. 2018-23 (2/28/18).
The Tax Court partially granted an IRS motion for summary judgment after finding a taxpayer liable for unpaid income tax for his 2003 through 2006 tax years. However, the court remanded a portion of the case to IRS Appeals, which the court directed to clarify the grounds on which it relied in precluding the taxpayer from challenging his 2007 and 2009 tax liabilities. Walker, T.C. Memo. 2018-22 (2/26/18).
The IRS announced that it intends to issue regulations providing guidance on the application of Sec. 1061, which provides rules relating to the taxation of carried interests. According to the IRS, those regulations will provide that the term "corporation" for purposes of Sec. 1061(c)(4)(A) does not include an S corporation, thereby preventing taxpayers from using S corporations to avoid the three-year holding period rule for carried interests. Notice 2018-18 (3/1/18) (see related news story).


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Q: Need help to get this code to console application I have a JavaScript code that I need to get into console application. The script works fine trough cmd but I want to make a console application out of it so its more user friendly. Can someone explain to me how I can write this code in console application or attach it inside the console application with links. I am new to console application so I apologize if I ask anything stupid :-)
When I use it trough cmd then I do the following;
- Run cmd.
- Type "cd downloads" and press enter.
- Type "cscript /nologo process.js log.txt 100 200" and press enter.
- Then I will get a list in the cmd window and I need to have process.js and log.txt in the download folder to make this work.

if(WScript.Arguments.Count() < 3)
{
    WScript.Echo("Usage: cscript process.js <filename> <lower_value> <upper_value>");
    WScript.Quit();
}

var filename = WScript.Arguments.Item(0);
var lowerBound = parseInt(WScript.Arguments.Item(1));
var upperBound = parseInt(WScript.Arguments.Item(2));

WScript.Echo("Here is the data from the file associated with the text 'verdi', where the");
WScript.Echo("number following 'verdi' is above " + lowerBound + " and below " + upperBound);

var fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
var file = fso.OpenTextFile("log.txt", 1, false);

var lines = file.ReadAll().split('\r');

var failed = 0;
for(var idx in lines)
{
    try
    {
        if(lines[idx].indexOf('verdi') > 0)
        {
            var tmp = lines[idx];
            var regex = /verdi\s*\=\s*(\d+)/;
            var result = regex.exec(tmp);
            var num = parseInt(result[1]);
            if(num >= lowerBound && num <= upperBound)
            {
                WScript.Echo(num);
            }
        }
    }
    catch(ex)
    {
        failed++;
    }
}

if(failed > 0)
{
    WScript.Echo("WARNING: one or more lines could not be processed!");
}

I have made this code in console application but it doesent work properly. I can choose the values and get the cmd to run. But I don't get the results in the window and print the result to a document.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace ConsoleApplication3
{
    class Program
    {
        private static object cmd;
        private static int verdi;
        private static int s;
        private static int d;

        public static object WScript { get; private set; }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Choose lower and upper value
            Console.WriteLine("Choose a lower and upper value:");
            string value = Console.ReadLine();

            //Choose file
            Console.WriteLine("Choose a file to scan:");
            string file = Console.ReadLine();

            //Run the javascript code
            Console.WriteLine("cd downloads");
            Console.WriteLine("cscript /nologo process.js {0} {1} > mydata.txt", file, value);
            string command = Console.ReadLine();
            Console.WriteLine("Press any key to start scan");
            System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("cmd.exe", "/C" + command);

            //Quit Console Application
            Console.WriteLine("Press any key to quit.");
            Console.ReadKey();

        }
    }
}

A: Console.WriteLine only prints strings. It doesn't allow you to execute commands.
You could try this instead:
string command = $"cscript /nologo c:/downloads/process.js c:/downloads/{file} {lowerValue} {upperValue} > mydata.txt");
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start($"cmd.exe /C {command}");

There is also an error in process.js. That script always reads from log.txt and ignores the filename.
But why are you using two programs here? You could just have all the code in one file. And why use JavaScript for one and C# for the other?

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Praised for its rather elegant and contemporary wines, the Adelaide Hills is a marvellous destination with wine experiences aplenty, and just 20 minutes from Adelaide's CBD, it's simply waiting to be explored. The cool-climate region allows for fruit-forward chardonnays, exotic pinot noirs, and herbaceous sauvignon blancs to flourish – and they're fascinating in taste and profile. Although it's not only interesting wine that marks the Adelaide Hills as a favourable destination; European-influenced towns, cheese cellars, top-tier restaurants and local crafted goods are also to be found. Plus, with striking landscapes to also enjoy, it's no wonder the Adelaide Hills is, in the words of James Halliday, a "truly outstanding region".
Climatic diversity across the region makes the Adelaide Hills an optimal growing destination for elegant wine. The diversity has produced soils that are not just highly variable, but structurally and chemically different too. They can be broken down into three categories: sandy loams, loams, and clay subsoils. Soils that unite can also be found, birthing shale and ironstone. Topography allows soil depth from the curvaceous hills to high slopes. This results in varying vine growth, and from that, interesting wine styles.
The Adelaide Hills enjoys a high elevation, with sites between 400 and 700 metres above sea level. High altitude and cool conditions help to create grapes plump in flavour and varietal character, and allows the grapes to retain good natural acidity. Ample sunlight also means the grapes get adequate heat to produce sugar, and in turn, full flavour. Fresh, invigorating and contemporary wines then follow.
Pinot noir, chardonnay and sauvignon blanc are best known from the region, with sparkling styles of pinot noir and chardonnay also prevalent. However, the region has also been enjoying increasing success with other varieties, namely tempranillo, montepulciano and pinot grigio.
Showing all shades of elegance, chardonnay grapes grow throughout the Adelaide Hills. The natural acidity the soil minerals deploy allows for styles that are complex in character. Producers are achieving quality and longevity in their wines, which are also notably food-friendly.
The cool climate region that is the Adelaide Hills helps yield tropical aromas within its sauvignon blanc wines, particularly at night when the chill breezes by. This presents ideal growing conditions for sauvignon blanc in particular. James Halliday has said the quality and consistency has reached a point of excellence, where they are "one of Australia's best, with great intensity and length".
Of all South Australian wine regions, the Adelaide Hills is regarded as the finest producer of pinot noir. The melange of climate profiles available through the region produces a diversity of pinot noir styles. Everything from earthy, herbaceous and spiced styles to fruit-forward, fleshy and vibrant pinot noirs can be found in the Adelaide Hills.
A significant proportion of pinot noir and chardonnay grapes are grown for the creation of sparkling wine in the Adelaide Hills. When talking style, the region is commended for its purity, fine flavours and a lingering finish.
With a region so wonderfully complex in all it produces, surrounding activities are just as enthralling. The European-influenced town of Hahndorf is first on the list of interesting finds. Settled by Lutheran migrants in the 19th-century, the sweet town is home to charming German-style architecture and tasty feeds, both equal parts modern as traditional.
On the traditional front, head to Hahndorf Inn, the town's bustling Bavarian eatery that's family run and more than 150 years old. The venue comprises a main dining restaurant, casual bar area, outdoor dining and a cosy saloon bar with an open fire. Try their Taste of Germany Platter showcasing the best of the cuisine. It's a selection of authentic German meats, like smoke Gassler chop and Eisbein pork hock, with mashed potato, sauerkraut and fresh pretzels. Or, if you're after something simpler, a classic Schweiner Schnitzel will do well, which works with Viennese-style crumbled pork and creamy potato salad. To drink, just choose from their array of German-style beers, they're only the best in the world.
For something more modern, try Hahn & Hamlin, a humble cafe that embraces South Australian produce. By morning, they're a forward-thinking breakfast spot with organic coffee and artisan pastries, and by afternoon, a perfect spot to enjoy local cheese and wine. Try their lunch menu too: saltbush pork and beef meatballs, lentil and feta spring vegetable salad, and grilled sandwiches (the falafel is sublime). If your love for cheese runs farther, visit nearby Woodside Cheese Wrights, the Adelaide Hills' artisan cheese store running 18 years strong. Enjoy their wide range of cheeses, secret cheese cellar, or cheese-making classes if you're looking to learn.
Plenty of wineries across the region offer fantastic food and fine wine. Pike & Joyce, Sidewood Estate and The Lane Vineyard are just a few. The Windy Point, although not quite a winery, offers panoramic views from the Gulf of St Vincent to the Adelaide Hills, and their food is fantastic.
Food aside, there's plenty of art and culture to uncover. JamFactory is the centre of contemporary art and design. It's free to enter and full of inspiration. The Royal SA Society of Arts is the oldest-running art society in Australia, since 1856, and showcases the best of emerging and established artists. And the Morialta Conservation Park provides wonderful hikes and forest treks if you're after fresh air.
Although conveniently close to Adelaide's CBD, some visitors enjoy experiencing the region by night, with a range of accommodation options. The Crafters Hotel is one of note, that's just as sleek as its restaurant. The decor stays true to its 1830s heritage building, yet additions have created a modern element to its luxury and style.
Another fantastic recommendation is the historically renowned Mount Lofty House built by the great Arthur Hardy, a South Australian colonial settler known for a number achievements, including the planting of the Mount Lofty Botanical Gardens. The estate houses a restaurant and gallery, offers guided tours, and even includes a day spa. They also offer a number of rooms to indulge within – garden, valley, or entire cottage is your choice.


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Binocular Fusion (part 2)
Visual Perception and the Brain
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Learners will be introduced to the problems that vision faces, using perception as a guide. The course will consider how what we see is generated by the visual system, what the central problem for vision is, and what visual perception indicates about how the brain works. The evidence will be drawn from neuroscience, psychology, the history of vision science and what philosophy has contributed. Although the discussions will be informed by visual system anatomy and physiology, the focus is on perception. We see the physical world in a strange way, and goal is to understand why.
A very insightful course. Super straightforward. A perfect choice as an introductory course.
Carefully listen to "About the Course" video, so your expectations won't be deceived
Seeing Space
Definitions1:08
Seeing Distance with One Eye12:24
Seeing Depth with Two Eyes (Stereopsis, part 1)7:53
Explaining Stereopsis8:18
Random Dot Stereograms and the Correspondence Problem7:26
Binocular Fusion (part 1)6:35
Topic Summary1:27
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The situation becomes even more puzzling when you think about the work that was done, gosh, 120 years or so ago now, by this gentleman, Charles Sherrington. Sherrington, another giant in the field of reflex physiology. He was the person who really put the studies of connections in the spinal cord and the understanding of spinal reflexes, sensory input to motor output, around the turn of the 19th century and into the 20th. And won a Nobel Prize for his work in, I think, 1930 or so. And Sherrington was, again, one of these people who was not going to limit himself to just studying one thing, but anything that caught his fancy. And he was, like so many of us, very interested in vision. And he cooked up this very ingenious experiment that he thought would answer the question of how the right and left eye inputs come together in a straightforward way. His idea in sensory motor physiology and reflex physiology, and understanding spinal cord reflexes, was based on what he called a final common pathway. That is that disparate sensory information coming in from the range of sensors that tell you about the body's position in space and what's happening in terms of muscle tension and so on. It all gets funneled into the final common pathway of a motor output. So, your knee jerks in response to tapping the patellar tendon. That's the motor output, the final common pathway for a whole variety of inputs that primarily are the patellar tendon tap modulated by whatever else is going on at the moment. So he thought, well, there's a simple way, there should be a simple way of doing that for vision. And let's look at what he did. And to understand this, I have to tell you what is meant by the flicker-fusion rate. So again, this is a little bit complicated but I think you'll understand it if you maybe look at this and listen to what I'm saying a couple of times. When we're sitting in a room like this, at least in the United States, the room lights are going on and off 120 times a second. They're literally going on and off, the bulbs here. Why is that? It's because we have a 60-cycle alternating current in this country that's used for lighting. And that simply is a way of making the point that there is some rate, and it tends to be about 60 or 70 hertz in normal average circumstances, when a light going on and off is seen as steadily being on. So if you take a strobe light, for example, or if you could modulate these lights from low rate of on and off to a high rate of on and off, you see that as you increase the rate from 10, 20 flashes per second on up to 60. At about 60 flashes second per second, the strobe light would seem to be on all the time. These lights in the room seem to be on all the time because they're flickering, literally physically, at a rate much higher than the flicker-fusion rate. So the flicker-fusion rate is just the rate at which a light that's going on and off is seen as steadily on. Sherrington cleverly thought of using this phenomenon to ask, is there a final common pathway in the right eye view and the left eye view? How do they get put together and shouldn't there be a coming together that basically could be tested by the flicker-fusion frequency? So what he did, very cleverly I think, was to use a device like this. He made it mechanically, but this is a computer version, a modern version of what he did. And this is just a way of presenting to the right eye and to the left eye independently, so the right eye doesn't see what the left eye sees, flashes of light from a source. That can be driven either in synchrony to the right eye and the left eye, so the flashes comes synchronously together in the synchronous presentation situation, or they can be generated asynchronously. So they come alternately to the right eye and the left eye. Now it doesn't take, I think, much imagination to see that when they're coming asynchronously, the flicker-fusion rate should be much less, roughly speaking, half then this situation. Why? Because when they're asynchronous, you're getting bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, whereas here you're just getting bing, bing, bing, bing. The flicker-fusion rate here should be less than the flicker-fusion rate here. Why? Because you're getting these flashes at twice the rate here than you are here. Remarkably, this is not what Sherrington saw. What he saw was that the flicker-fusion rate was basically identical in these two cases. And people who've repeated this experiment have seen the same thing. Well, Sherrington was simply befuddled by this outcome and he went back to the spinal cord and to reflexes. And as far as I know, did no further work on vision. Because, he said, look, I can't explain that. There's no final common pathway in the right eye view and the left eye view coming together in the visual cortex. This must be happening not in some anatomical way, this must be happening in some way that he simply called psychical. That is, he couldn't figure it out in terms of anatomy and physiology, how you could get this result with the coming together, the two eyes, right eye and left eye, in a final common pathway. And as I said, he didn't pursue these studies in vision, went back very productively to his work on the spinal cord. And this is another challenge along with rivalry and understanding how it is that fusion occurs. How do we put the right eye and the left eye view together? And the upshot is well, we just don't know. [LAUGH] I think this is a wonderful challenge for the future. But today, it's just not clear how fusion, the coming together of the right and the left eye views happens. Even though we know anatomically how it happens, physiologically how it happens, in the sense of we know where binocular cells are and where the inputs of the right and the left eye come together. But you can't relate that to what we see, namely the same flicker-fusion rate in the Sherrington type experiments. Or the phenomenon of rivalry, which just sits out there as another much studied but still incompletely understood phenomenon that has to do with how the views of the two eyes are ultimately brought together. So there's a lots of room for future studies. And one expects that one day these things will be clearer than they are now. But right now, they stand as challenges to the rest of us to think about how this might be happening.


3-24-19 COLOSSIANS 1:9-14 "THE POWER OF RIGHT BELIEVING"
As a man thinks...so is he. So what are you thinking? How do you think of yourself? What do you think of God? Whatever you are thinking will determine the tenor of your life. Here we take a deeper look into Colossians 1:9-14 where we are told that we are loved, redeemed, saved and forgiven...not because of our great behavior but because of Christ's behavior...his "finished work" on the cross. He is the Axis of our life and we are His poetry.
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Join Warde, Rachel Nguyens Slack Community
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Even before Slack, the office chat app that was released in 2013, announced plans to expand beyond workplace messaging, people were using it to organize and gather in ways that had little if anything to do with their employers.
Artists, activists, entrepreneurs, advice seekers, members of residential communities, mutual aid groups, superfans and hobbyists have all congregated on Slack for casual conversation and connection.
Rachel Nguyen, a 31-year-old content creator and consultant in Los Angeles, started her own Slack community, called Warde, in July 2019. It would be a space for her friends and followers to chat about all kinds of topics — astrology, books, clothes, careers, home décor, films — and one where she could be a participant, rather than the subject.
"I was feeling a lot of social media burnout — everything just felt so manufactured," Ms. Nguyen said. She had been posting images from her life online since she was a teenager; her fashion blog, That's Chic, grew from a Blogger site she'd started at 17 into a multi-platform lifestyle brand. But after more than a decade, that one-way performance was beginning to feel "kind of icky," she said. What she wanted was a shared experience.
"I don't want people to follow me. I want to be in the crowd with everyone," she said. "I like the things I like, and I don't want you to follow it. I want you to like it with me, and we can enjoy it together."
Ms. Nguyen had been introduced to Slack during a one-month stint consulting for Glossier; she was struck by how the company's channels resembled Web 1.0 forums, hosting conversations that spanned various interests and themes. "This reminds me of being 14 on the internet," she said.
She had grown up with "really strict parents" in Irvine, Calif. "The internet was my window to the outside world," she said. Out of nostalgia for chat rooms and guilds on Neopets, and a desire to create "a space for people to congregate," Warde was born.
"All I did was just build a house, and was like, 'Hey guys, there's a house here if you want to come,'" Ms. Nguyen said, "And I'm just sitting at the table by myself eating and cooking and hanging out."
I joined in 2019 after years of following her on Blogger, then Instagram and YouTube. Though I've never been an active member, catching up on conversations happening in channels including #beauty (for skin care recommendations), #travel (for destination hotel inspiration) and #sustainability (for tips on cleaner living) has always been a low-stakes pleasure.
Warde has grown to 7,000 members from all around the world; those who wish to join can apply through a Google form. The community has ground rules, which are admittedly loose, but it is moderated by a dedicated group of some 18 volunteers who help keep Warde tidy and evolving. Ms. Nguyen spends her downtime weaving in and out of its many rooms — a practice she sees as more sustainable than, say, doomscrolling.
"It's social consumption. And it's been a much, much healthier consumption for me to log onto Warde and just see what people are talking about," she said. "It's time that I genuinely enjoy being in — in the same way that I used to really enjoy Instagram."
In communal spaces, even (or especially) digital safe spaces, people often share highly personal information. Ms. Nguyen and the moderators see themselves as people present to gently facilitate any issues (of which there are few), but not to hold people's hands or be responsible for anyone's emotional well-being.
Still, sometimes the venting gets heavy, and Ms. Nguyen has to intervene or reroute conversations as best she can. "I'm actually not 'inspo.' The emotional labor I put into this, it's not so much like people are looking to me for how to behave, thank God," she said. "I think putting that boundary up early on helped, like, 'I'm here as a member. I'm not here to be on a pedestal.'"
One thing members can agree on is that the space should remain respectful, sincere and free of the self-promotion so many pockets of social media encourage.
"There's always a call to action now. There's always something that someone's trying to get out of you. And that's just the nature of the internet," Ms. Nguyen said.
"I'm ready to have more nuance in how we coexist and how we collaborate with each other," she added.
The community's next phase — Warde 2.0 — will extend these ideas further, and into an in-person reality. "How do I encapsulate all of the URL feelings of Warde into an IRL experience?" Ms. Nguyen said. "There's a potential of Warde that we can take outside of Slack. And build it by the community for the community."
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The staff, who were not named, left the company with immediate effect and an investigation is ongoing.
The company statement added that it expects all business to be conducted in a "fair and honest way".
In 2007 an Ikea purchaser was jailed for two years for accepting more than £1 million in bribes.


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Beginning in 1985 EDM began a product diversification program in anticipation of a declining market for Tabulating Cards. The diversification program included plans to produce other Specialty Card Products, Business Products and Magnetic Stripe Products. In 1986, EDM acquired the assets of Magnetronics International, LTD. This gave EDM its' entrance into markets using magnetically striped products. EDM has evolved over the years acquiring many procedures, philosophies, personnel, test equipment and presses in an effort to achieve state of the art production capabilities. We feel these acquisitions have enabled EDM to provide our customers with the service and products that they demand and deserve. All this is coupled with a research and development department, which is invaluable in regard to penetration of new markets and providing answers to complex issues. EDM has in many cases educated our customers with regard to realistic and accurate specifications. EDM has even helped rewrite and modify customers' specifications in order to provide more reliable and workable products. EDM would love an opportunity to work with your company and provide you
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Q: Laravel 5.0 configuration file mail.php not loaded I have a problem with the configuration in Laravel 5.0
I configured an environment local from an .env file. The machine is a homestead machine and i removed the APP_ENV from the Homestead.yaml just to be sure.
Environment is set to local and i confirmed by prompting $app->environment()
I added a few configuration files to the local config directory (local/filesystems.php, local/mail.php, local/services.php). The interesting thing is the filesystems.php gets loaded but the mail one not. If i dump the getConfigurationFiles() from Illuminate\Foundation\Bootstrap\LoadConfiguration i get
array:11 [▼
  "app" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/app.php"
  "auth" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/auth.php"
  "cache" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/cache.php"
  "compile" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/compile.php"
  "database" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/database.php"
  "filesystems" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/local/filesystems.php"
  "mail" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/mail.php"
  "services" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/services.php"
  "queue" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/queue.php"
  "session" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/session.php"
  "view" => "/home/vagrant/Code/molkerei/config/view.php"
]

I already tried to clean the cache with php artisan cache:clear but there is not even a cache file (it is set to filesystem)
Any idea why the configuration is not loaded properly?

A: At the time of writing this answer - there are no more 'sub directories' for config like there used to be in L4 - You now have one main configuration folder.
You overwrite any default config with specific config from your '.env' file if required.
So in your app\config\mail.php file you would write:
'driver' => env('MAIL_DRIVER', 'mandrill'),

Which means it will use Mandrill by default - unless in your .env file you put
MAIL_DRIVER=smtp

which means on your homestead server it will now use SMTP to send the mail.
p.s. I do not know why filesystems loads the local config in your example - it is probably a bug.


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The youth club which is right up the street
This project meets up with teenagers in the parks and streets they already hang out
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It's a thriving community youth club which works with hundreds of young people. But if you wanted to drop in on StreetSpace in Weston-Super-Mare, you wouldn't find it on a map.
Rather than a dedicated premises such as a church hall, the project meets up with teenagers in the parks and streets where they hang out in the town's Bournville estate.
And according to the youth worker who started it, John Wheatley, the fact the group has never had a place to call their own since they began eight years ago is one of the keys to its success.
The team of five youth workers prefer to get to know the young people in the places where they gather, showing that they are more interested in building relationships with them than a building to meet in.
Projects are then developed based on the teenagers' individual needs and interests - an approach which has helped transform the lives of some of the area's hardest to reach young people.
The idea of reaching out to teenagers living in Bournville, once known as one of Britain's worst estates, came after John heard from another youth worker friend, David Wilkie, how he'd been encountering teenagers from the estate on the streets of Weston town centre.
John said: "Together we started to wonder how we could engage with these young people, who seemed so difficult to reach.
"After getting to know some of them we decided to set up a project, but one that was rooted in relationships. Once they knew and trusted us we could help make changes in their lives.
"We started meeting up with them wherever they were, in the park, on street corners. We then built small-scale projects and activities for them around their own interests and needs, rather than what we thought would be good for them."
Father-of-two John, 30, even moved into the estate himself with his family. He said: "I wanted to show them that we were there for the long haul.
"We've never had a building. Instead, we've rented empty shops, met in people's houses, hired minibuses or used other public spaces."
Projects have included setting up a cycle repair workshop after some young people said they wanted to fix their bikes, which then became a entrepreneurship as they started repairing unwanted broken bikes and selling them on.
The team have also taken groups on trips, and helped them learn how to cook simple dishes like macaroni cheese.
And they set up a lunch project during the school holidays for children who are normally reliant on school meals, which has been running every year with the participation of the young people and their families.
StreetSpace has worked with hundreds of young people in the last eight years, and John said many are on a very different path today than when they first found them.
He said: "One boy had a very chaotic home life, his parents in and out of the drugs trade. He would hang out with us, help plan activities with us and take part in projects. We journeyed with him and supported him along the way.
"He decided to choose to live differently, making a decision not to smoke weed like others around him. Today he's in college and his life is on a good path. He says our input in his life made a big difference. That makes everything we do worth it."
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The 2018 Hyundai Creta was launched earlier this year and has been rather quick in attracting a lot of compact SUV buyers. The refreshed Hyundai Creta comes with a host of styling updates and new features, which work together to make the compact SUV come across as a fairly more attractive product. Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) also offers a set of official accessories that can help you make the SUV even more appealing. Here is a video that details the official accessories for the 2018 Hyundai Creta.
The vlogger has demonstrated most of the official accessories by placing them on the SX variant of the new Creta. Being a considerably feature-laden model, there aren't many official accessories on offer. For the front-end, you can buy a chrome garnish kit for the head lamps. In the side profile, you can install chrome-finish window visors. You can also install chrome-finish window beading to further enhance the side profile. Also, you can install a chrome-finish side rub strip to not only make your Creta look more stylish but also protect it from minor scratches and dings. At the rear, you can purchase chrome garnish for the tail lamps.
On the inside, entry-level models can be equipped with a 2-DIN music system. You can also install a touchscreen infotainment unit. This is the same system that's available on the top-end variants. Furthermore, you can choose from a variety of seat covers. You can also install back-rest and neck-pillows. Also, you can purchase genuine floor mats and a steering wheel cover for your Creta. Finally, Hyundai Motor India Ltd. is also selling a genuine body cover for the new Creta. All these accessories can be purchased from the official dealer and installing them doesn't affect the warranty in any way.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C., March 19, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Chelsea Therapeutics International, Ltd. (Nasdaq:CHTP) today announced that Dr. Stuart Isaacson, Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Neurology, Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine, Florida International University, will present results from Northera™ (droxidopa) Study 306 at the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) 65th Annual Meeting which is taking place March 16-23, 2013 in San Diego.
The presentation, titled "Droxidopa Treatment Impact on Orthostatic Symptoms and Standing Systolic Blood Pressure in Patients with Parkinson's Disease (PD) and Symptomatic Neurogenic Orthostatic Hypotension (NOH)," was accepted for dual presentation as part of the 2013 Emerging Science Program, and will be featured in a data blitz taking place on Wednesday, March 20 th, followed by a poster presentation. The data were also highlighted by AAN in a press release titled " New Drugs May Improve Quality of Life for People with Parkinson's Disease."
"There remains a significant unmet need for new treatment options in NOH, an orphan disease which remains challenging to study," said Dr. Isaacson. "The empiric, data driven approach taken in studying droxidopa to date reveals a remarkably consistent, clinically meaningful effect across studies, as well as good tolerability. Study 306, in particular, highlights droxidopa's significant improvements on the symptoms of dizziness/lightheadedness and standing systolic blood pressure at 1 week, as well as important effects on falls and fall related injuries. These data suggest droxidopa is an important new therapy for patients living with Parkinson's disease and symptomatic NOH."
The Company previously reported that based on results from Study 306B and Study 306 overall (Study 306A and Study 306B together), as well as recent guidance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, it intends to resubmit a Northera NDA in late second quarter 2013.
Results presented at AAN show that the hypotheses formed in Study 306A (n=51), including exploratory analyses regarding clinical trial parameters such as dizziness/lightheadedness (OHSA Item 1), rate of falls, and number of fall-related injuries, were confirmed in Study 306B (n=174).
Specifically, droxidopa was shown to improve both dizziness/lightheadedness (OHSA Item 1) and standing systolic BP at Week 1 (p=0.018 and p=0.032, respectively) in patients with NOH associated with PD compared with placebo. In addition, there was a lower rate of falls and fall-related injuries (e.g., contusions, lacerations, excoriations, and fractures) in patients who received droxidopa compared with placebo (not statistically significant). Data from the overall study (n=225) was consistent with that seen in Study 306B, including dizziness/lightheadedness (OHSA Item 1) at Week 1 (p=0.008) and Week 8 (p=0.077).
Results also demonstrated that, although a large majority of patients were taking dopa-decarboxylase inhibitors, which are thought to potentially block the conversion of droxidopa to norepinephrine, their use did not appear to affect either the symptomatic effects of droxidopa or its effect on standing systolic blood pressure.
Droxidopa was found to be safe and well tolerated (including no evidence of worsened PD), and the number and types of adverse events were consistent with previous studies.
A copy of the poster presentation is available at www.chelsearx.com.


SENIOR FIXTURE: Laune Rangers travel to Keel next Sunday, 5th March in the next round of the Mid Kerry Senior League. Throw in takes place at 2pm.
MINOR: Laune Rangers Minor Team will play Austin Stacks on Saturday next, March 4th. The game will take place in Connelly Park, Tralee and will throw in at 4pm.
LADIES MEETING: The Ladies section of Laune Rangers will meet on Monday evening, February 27th at 8:30pm in our clubrooms at JP O'Sullivan Park.
MEMBERSHIP: Laune Rangers membership is open for the 2017 season. Our registrars for the year are the following:- Declan Falvey 087 2185216, Lawrence Laide 086 1969250, & the Ladies Registrar Carmel Mangan 0876437686.
SCOR NA BPAISTI: Laune Rangers was very well represented in the Mid Kerry Final of Scór na bPaistí held in the CYMS Hall last Friday evening. Well done to all of our competitors & Míle Buíochas to their parents and mentors. Congratulations to the Laune Rangers Figure Dancing & Music Groups won their respective competitions and will represent Mid Kerry in the Kerry South Semi Final in the Racecourse, Killarney on Sunday, March 12th.
BORD NA NÓG: Planning for 2017 has already begun. If anyone is interested in getting involved in coaching within our club, we would be delighted with the help. Contact John Clifford on 087 2073244 or Paudie Lynch on 086 2253663.


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