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Renewal of all merit awards is contingent upon full-time undergraduate enrollment and achievement of specific cumulative GPA requirements, per the merit award letter received at time of acceptance.
Through the years, Regis has found that many of its best students have enrolled at the university because of the influence of its alumni. Recognizing this contribution, Regis would like to encourage alumni to continue the practice of recommending students to Regis. As an incentive, the university has established the Alumni Scholarship, a $2,000 scholarship, awarded to incoming students and renewable on a three-year basis.
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I typed a couple of paragraphs on a discussion board, but when I clicked the submit button, the site was undergoing (un)scheduled maintenance, and the back button decided to refresh the page, sending my paragraphs into oblivion.
A quick web search revealed that Lazarus provides form recovery for Firefox. However, installing a plugin requires restarting Firefox, and even after restarting Firefox (which I haven't done yet), Lazarus can't recover forms it hasn't backed up yet.
Now that the horse is out of the barn, I want to do the impossible: restore some or all of the text I typed, without restarting my browser.
Edit: I should clarify. Lazarus is a wonderful solution for preventing future form data loss. This question is for people who have already navigated away from their form and lost its contents, but hope there is some way to salvage the situation. My solution was to get a core dump of the process and grep through it, but there might be a layman's way to do it (for example, somehow get Firefox to load the cached version of the previous page). Thus, solutions that only solve the problem in the future, without addressing the present, are off-topic in this question.
Do not restart your browser or press the back button!
This solution is hit or miss, and works on Linux. In short: dump the memory of the Firefox process, and search through it for fragments of your text. It's ugly, but it's your last resort.
Note that a core dump may take several hundred megabytes of disk space.
If it succeeded, you can now breathe a sigh of relief. If your text was lingering in memory by chance, it has been captured in the core dump.
my mind will often generate mush express ideas in that language.
I imagine it gets clobbered like this because the memory holding your essay fragments is no longer allocated and gets trampled by subsequent allocations.
The procedure is the same. First, create a core dump of Firefox. This can be accomplished in the Task Manager. In English, the menu entry is Create Dump File.
Dumping takes a few seconds.
Then, use a hex editor like http://mh-nexus.de/en/hxd/ to open the dump, and search for the lost text.
First thing -- forms are usually not cached. So, whatever you submitted is gone to the site and if it dropped it you are done; you need to re-type it.
Lazarus uses a SQLite DB to store your form data (of course, only after it is installed).
ps: the core-dump is a cute attempt to do the needful, however I wonder if there is a cost-to-effort benefit on that (this would be more useful as a spyware/malware technique -- no offense to Joey here).
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Chirps, bellows and notes so high they seem unnatural, that's the northern mockingbird's (Mimus polyglottos) chorus. The northern mockingbird holds the dual title of most common mockingbird in North America and master of mimicry --mockingbirds have the ability to mimic other bird songs and sounds nearby so precisely as to trick listeners into thinking they're the originators.
Mockingbirds are medium-sized songbirds (measuring between 8 and 10 inches long) with long legs and tails. They have short, rounded wings and small heads with long, thin bills. A mockingbird's plumage is grayish-brown while its belly is a lighter gray or even cream color. Perhaps its most distinct physical characteristic lies on the wings. A mockingbird's wings are adorned with white patches that flash when they fly, making them appear larger than in actuality.
Northern mockingbirds inhabit all of North America from Mexico to Canada. Despite their wide range, they're most commonly found in the southern United States. Mockingbirds prefer open areas and forest-edge habitats, and they frequent farmlands, parks, grassy thickets and even residential backyards. A mockingbird's habitat must have a high perch, usually a tree, but can also be something man-made like a telephone pole, from which he keeps a lookout and defends his territory.
Mockingbirds are omnivores. Their diet consists of insects such as beetles, ants and grasshoppers, berries like holly berries, mulberries and raspberries as well as seeds, earthworms and the occasional crustacean or small lizard. Mockingbirds forage either on the ground or in trees and shrubs, careful to avoid any predators like hawks, owls, crows and snakes.
Northern mockingbirds, despite their chorus of song, are solitary, territorial birds. Aggressive during nesting season, mockingbirds have been known to attack animals much larger than themselves (like dogs and cats) in defense of their territory. Mockingbirds in northern areas migrate south to nest, while birds in the southern range spend their lives as southern residents.
Northern mockingbirds have remarkable singing abilities. They can perform at least 39 songs in addition to 50 call notes; a male mockingbird, who sings more loudly and frequently than a female, may be able to learn up to 200 songs throughout his lifetime. Mockingbirds sing throughout the day, with unmated males continuing well into the night, especially during a full moon. Mockingbirds use song to communicate, attract mates and delineate territory.


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Сен-Порк'є́ () — муніципалітет у Франції, у регіоні Окситанія, департамент Тарн і Гаронна. Населення —  осіб (2011).

Муніципалітет розташований на відстані близько 550 км на південь від Парижа, 50 км на північний захід від Тулузи, 15 км на захід від Монтобана.

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До 2015 року муніципалітет перебував у складі регіону Південь-Піренеї. Від 1 січня 2016 року належить до нового об'єднаного регіону Окситанія.

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Розподіл населення за віком та статтю (2006):

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У 2010 році в муніципалітеті числилось 505 оподаткованих домогосподарств, у яких проживали 1392,0 особи, медіана доходів виносила  євро на одного особоспоживача

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 Сен-Порк'є на сайті французького Національного інституту географії
 Сен-Порк'є на сайті французького Національного інституту статистики й економічних досліджень
 Сен-Порк'є на сайті Quid (загальні відомості, історія, пам'ятки, фото, адреси)
 [ Розташування муніципалітету Сен-Порк'є на мапі Франції та сусідні муніципалітети]
 Мапа муніципалітету Сен-Порк'є на сайті Mapquest

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 Список муніципалітетів департаменту Тарн і Гаронна

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TH Real Estate lining up new debt for warehouse fund
By Guy Montague-Jones24 October 2014
TIAA Henderson (TH) Real Estate is close to agreeing a £400m refinancing of its relaunched UK Retail Warehouse Fund, in addition to securing new financing for three shopping centres in continental Europe.
The company announced earlier this month that it had secured a six-year extension to its £1.1bn UK Retail Warehouse Fund, which had been due to expire at the end of next year.
Head of treasury Colin Throssell told Property Week that he expected to close a £400m refinancing of the fund at the end of the year or early in 2015, reflecting a loan-to-value ratio of 40-45%in line with current levels.
The refinancing is expected to introduce a revolver on top of a term loan to give the fund added flexibility to make acquisitions.
"The new financing will give the fund more flexibility around how debt is used and will help the manager deliver on his plans efficiently at all times during the life of the debt and no matter what the market conditions. That is particularly important for a fund like this, which is actively managed and, when the opportunity is right, recycles its assets to a degree," said Throssell.
The UK Retail Warehouse Fund has been a star performer for TH Real Estate, delivering a five-year total return of 17.6% per annum up to June 2014.
Throssell also revealed that TH Real Estate was working on a number of financing deals in Europe. In its Herald fund, it has agreed a new €45m debt facility with Deutsche Bank secured against the Centro Commerciale Metropolis in Cosenza, Italy, replacing existing debt with Morgan Stanley. The deal reflects a LTV of about 50%.
TH Real Estate is also close to agreeing new financing for another Italian asset. Within its European Outlet Mall Fund, it is working on a circa-€100m refinancing of its Serravalle designer outlet in Milan.
Throssell said market conditions for refinancing in southern Europe had improved significantly. For prime assets in northern Italy, margins had fallen to less than 3%.
"The liquidity and appetite for banks to lend has improved markedly and price competition has increased significantly as a result," he said.
TH Real Estate is also looking to close a €120m refinancing of its Roermond outlet centre in the Netherlands - which is also held in the European Outlet Mall Fund. Both the Roermond and Serravalle deals reflect LTVs of less than 50%.
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TH Real Estate agrees £400m refinancing deal
TIAA Henderson Real Estate has secured a £400m refinancing of its £1.1bn UK Retail Warehouse Fund.
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TH Real Estate secures resolution to grant planning for midtown office scheme
TH Real Estate announced that Camden Council had granted the resolution for the scheme – which will be renamed 1 New Oxford Street. Owned by TH Real Estate's Central London Office Fund, the asset is currently a multi-let 97,000 sq ft office building. The proposal is for a full office ...
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About Marat Safin Marat Mikhailovich Safin (Tatar: Марат Мөбин улы Сафин, Marat Möbin ulı Safin mɑˈrɑt ˈsɑfɪn; Russian: Мара́т Миха́йлович (Муби́нович) Са́фин; born January 27, 1980, in Moscow) is a retired Russian tennis player. Safin won two majors and reached the world number 1 ranking during his career. He was also famous for his emotional outbursts and sometimes fiery temper on court. Safin is the older brother of current World No. 2 WTA player Dinara Safina. They are the first brother-sister tandem in tennis history to both achieve No. 1 rankings.Safin began his professional career in 1997, and held the No. 1 world ranking for a total of 9 weeks between November 2000 and April 2001. He won his first Grand Slam title at the 2000 U.S. Open after defeating Pete Sampras, and won the 2005 Australian Open, defeating Australian Lleyton Hewitt in the final. Safin helped lead Russia to Davis Cup victories in 2002 and 2006. Despite his dislike of grass courts, he became the first Russian man to reach the semifinals of Wimbledon at the 2008 Wimbledon Championships. At the time of his final Grand Slam appearance at the US Open on 2 September 2009, Safin was No. 61 in the official world men's tennis rankings.
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Marat Mikhailovich Safin (Tatar: Марат Мөбин улы Сафин, Marat Möbin ulı Safin mɑˈrɑt ˈsɑfɪn; Russian: Мара́т Миха́йлович (Муби́нович) Са́фин; born January 27, 1980, in Moscow) is a retired Russian tennis player. Safin won two majors and reached the world number 1 ranking during his career. He was also famous for his emotional outbursts and sometimes fiery temper on court. Safin is the older brother of current World No. 2 WTA player Dinara Safina. They are the first brother-sister tandem in tennis history to both achieve No. 1 rankings.Safin began his professional career in 1997, and held the No. 1 world ranking for a total of 9 weeks between November 2000 and April 2001. He won his first Grand Slam title at the 2000 U.S. Open after defeating Pete Sampras, and won the 2005 Australian Open, defeating Australian Lleyton Hewitt in the final. Safin helped lead Russia to Davis Cup victories in 2002 and 2006. Despite his dislike of grass courts, he became the first Russian man to reach the semifinals of Wimbledon at the 2008 Wimbledon Championships. At the time of his final Grand Slam appearance at the US Open on 2 September 2009, Safin was No. 61 in the official world men's tennis rankings.
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Rubin: Washington-Moscow contest over Syria has implications far beyond the Middle East
A summit may yet happen, but U.S. and Russian interests in Syria are so divergent I find it hard to imagine a successful outcome.
Yuri Kadobnov/Associated Press
Putin sees the Middle East as key to a lot of things. Push Americans out, power projection, energy policy, trade, tourists. Other Mideast leaders, recognizing Russia as the new power in the region, are rushing to Moscow.
By Trudy Rubin | Philadelphia Inquirer
PUBLISHED: April 23, 2018 at 12:45 pm | UPDATED: April 24, 2018 at 4:41 am
By Trudy Rubin
MOSCOW — The weather was gloriously sunny here on Monday and Tuesday, as if to celebrate the release of tension over the possibility that Saturday's U.S. missile strike in Syria would lead to U.S.-Russia fighting. Perhaps the most significant lesson of the strike is that the military de-confliction channels between Washington and Moscow still work.
Oblivious to recent tensions, crowds of tourists, many Russian-speaking, wandered around the Kremlin walls and St. Basil's Cathedral on Red Square and the nearby mall inside the famous GUM department store. They flowed in from the pedestrian walkway on Nikolskaya Street, its elegant, centuries-old houses turned into high-end shops and outdoor cafes.
As if to advertise Moscow's contradictions, the far end of Nikolskaya looks out at the imposing yellow and redbrick Lubyanka building, once home to the KGB and now housing its successor, the FSB organization.
But by Wednesday, the Moscow skies were gray and rainy; the talk had reverted to whether the much-telegraphed strike had demonstrated American weakness. Or whether it might yet precipitate a summit between President Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. (Moscow is encouraged that Trump just rejected new sanctions on Russia and wants to remove U.S. forces from Syria.).
One thing was very clear from Russian Mideast experts: The contest between Washington and Moscow over Syria has implications that go far beyond the boundaries of the Middle East.
Syria is about bigger things. I was told by Maxim Suchkov, editor of Russia-Mideast coverage at the excellent Al-Monitor news website. For Russia, it is more about the makings of a new world order, setting new rules and saying no to regime change.
Russia entered the Syrian fray in 2015 to prevent the toppling of Bashar Assad, a dictator friendly to Moscow, just as the United States had enabled the toppling of Libya's Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, and as other dictators had been toppled by color revolutions; and the Arab Spring revolts.
Putin blamed all of these upheavals on Washington machinations. Incorrectly, I add.
So Putin's first goal was to rescue Assad, lest his fall create political chaos and enable Islamist jihadis. (By 2015, given U.S. unwillingness to help secular rebels early in the Syrian revolt, Putin was probably right.)
But as Russia achieved unexpected successes, new goals developed, like the wooden Russian nesting dolls that emerge one from the other.
It was all very ad hoc, target of opportunity, says Yuri Barmin, an expert on Russia's Mideast policy at the Russian International Affairs Council. Initially it was to save Assad. Then they thought out the rest.
With Iran and proxy Shiite militias providing the ground forces, Syrian rebels were pushed back. Russia acquired a major airbase in Syria and a long-term naval base on the eastern Mediterranean at Tartus. This creates a part of the sea where NATO can't operate unnoticed, says Barmin. Putin sees the Middle East as key to a lot of things. Push Americans out, power projection, energy policy, trade, tourists.
Other Mideast leaders, recognizing Russia as the new power in the region, are rushing to Moscow. After a decades-long absence, Russia has military basing rights in Egypt.
Which brings us to the bigger thing that Syria represents for the U.S.
Russia sees the U.S. as a declining world power, says Suchkov. As little as Syria may mean to Trump, a withdrawal of the 2,000 U.S. forces in Syria's Northeast Kurdish region would affirm that perception to Moscow. It would open the door to a reemergence of ISIS in Syria and Iraq. It would also convince Tehran that Washington is unable to push back against Iranian expansionism in Syria and the Mideast.
I would add that the idea of concocting a Sunni Arab mercenary force to replace U.S. forces, attributed to new Trump national security adviser John Bolton, is utter nonsense. Such a force would never jell, couldn't keep ISIS down, and would be rejected by Syria, Iran, the Kurds, and probably Turkey.
This brings us back to the question of whether the end of the missile-strike crisis might precipitate a summit that would serve both U.S. and Russian goals.
A summit may yet happen, but U.S. and Russian interests in Syria are so divergent I find it hard to imagine a successful outcome. For starters, Moscow values its relationship with Tehran and will not, nor can it, push the Iranians out of Syria; as the Trump team is demanding. If Trump walks away from the nuclear accord with Iran, it's even harder to imagine any Syria deal.
More likely: Russia will be left wrestling with how to keep divergent forces in Syria from each other's throats. Can Moscow prevent Iran from precipitating a war with Israel over Tehran's weapons buildup in Syria? Will it stop Turkey from invading the Kurdish heartland? Can it muscle Assad into halting the use of chemical weapons, which could provoke another U.S. strike?
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Every Russian Mideast expert I spoke to told me Moscow wants to avoid the burdens of becoming the Mideast's new godfather. But this yoke may come with the Kremlin's new preeminence in the region. Putin may come to regret that Trump is so eager to give up this leadership role.
Trudy Rubin is a Philadelphia Inquirer columnist. © 2018, Chicago Tribune. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency.
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Welcome back from Spring Break! I hope you had a relaxing and enjoyable time with family and friends. The gratitude we feel for being privileged to teach your children cannot be expressed in mere words. When we reflect on the opportunity we get everyday to work with your children, it's truly humbling.
This week, we had reason to go back into some archives and ponder Maple Grove in its early years. Maple Grove was commissioned in 1920, and opened in 1924. That means that by the time we move into a new Maple Grove, the school could be about 97-100 years old. Walking the halls and being in classrooms today, I cannot help but wonder what those early teachers and students would say, knowing there will be a new Maple Grove. Student and staff safety is paramount, and I am happy that a new school will be built to ensure everyone will be as safe as possible. Standing here today, so much has changed over the years. Classes have been added, gyms built and additions piecemealed onto the original structure (take a look at the old pic of the original building). From our early small classes to a bustling school of 500; our core purpose remains the same – providing students with a quality, thorough and comprehensive education so that they are fully engaged in their teaching and learning experience.
The Spirit weeks, grade 7 dances, grad, PAC events and Spring Fairs have all been part of the Maple Grove experience. Pajama days and skirts (4.25 inches above the knee) and camp have all been fond memories for many of our staff and students. Soon, we'll be looking back thinking those were the days! But no matter what our memories are; it's the people who really can't be replaced. So whether it was Gordon Tartan or bobby-socks, hoodies or blades, Maple Grove has found its way into each of our hearts. The teachers are fantastic, caring conscientious individuals who work tirelessly to ensure each student has a positive, successful and engaging education. Thank you Maple Grove for bringing this amazing community together and for providing so many rich and wonderful opportunities for teachers and students to thrive. Thank you for bringing together this amazing community and opening the doors to so many opportunities!
ROAD WORK ON CYPRESS STREET
We have been informed that the road work on Cypress St is likely to continue for another week or so. The CoV apologizes for the delay and inconvenience to parents trying to drop off/ pick up students.
SEISMIC NEWS…
Check out the following link for the lastest VSB news on the Maple Grove seismic project. Essentially it announces that we've been approved for a $24.4 million replacement school that will be seismically safe. The provincial government has approved funding for the Maple Grove Elementary school project includes replacing the existing school with a fully accessible state-of-the-art building on the same site, with enough space to welcome up to 500 students.
Official Trustee Dianne Turner joined Education Minister Mike Bernier, MLA Andrew Wilkinson, VSB Director Ellen Roberts, Associate Superintendent David Nelson and Director of Facilities Jim Meschino and senior district staff at Maple Grove this week. One group of grades 4, 5, and 6 students sang the Maple Grove school song. Another kindergarten group sang a song to welcome spring.
Student leaders Kate Koo and Braydon Newman also spoke about the excitement of Maple Grove students in hearing they will have a new school in a few years.
The new Maple Grove Elementary will be built alongside the existing school. The school population will be able to stay together in the current building during the construction, which should begin in spring of 2019. They will all move into the building once construction of the replacement school is completed, likely in 2020.
This seismic upgrade is being undertaken through the Seismic Mitigation Program, with funding from the Province of British Columbia that helps school districts ensure our schools will keep students and staff safe in an earthquake or other emergency.
THE LINK: http://www.vsb.bc.ca/district-news/maple-grove-elementary-get-seismic-replacement-new-school
I just wanted to provide a brief outline as to some of the seismic meetings that are taking place in the next month. Mainly to give you an idea of the collaboration and consultation that's going on as the architects try to involve all stakeholders in the visioning process for the school.
April 13 8:00 am VSB Project Office meeting with school staff
April 13 3:00-6:00 pm Open House for all parents and community (in the library). This is a chance for the public to share ideas, thoughts, concerns with planning staff
May 5 9:00 am -12:00 pm Architects and Project Office meet with school staff. Later in the month a parent cohort group will meet with the planning team and discuss visions for the school.
May TBA 9:00 am -12:00 pm Architects and Project staff workshop with students on design elements and focal points in architecture. Students will then have a contest to suggest what their ideal school will look like.
OPEN HOUSE- April 13th 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm in the library
Please see below for details about our Open House afternoon/ evening on April 13th from 3-6pm in our school library. This open house is your chance to provide ideas, suggestions and feedback to senior VSB staff, school admin, Project office staff and the architects. This Open House is open for all members of the public to attend.
We are working hard on our numbers for the next school year. Please let us know if your plans have changed and will not be returning in September.
Class group and Panorama Photographs will be taken on
April 6, 2017 – beginning at 9:00 am
PAC INFORMATION/ UPDATES
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FAMILY EVENT- April 1 at UBC
Here is a great opportunity for families regarding First Nations reconciliation at UBC. No registration necessary. (click the link)
UBC Reconciliation Pole Event
April 14 – Good Friday Holiday
April 17 – Easter Monday Holiday
May 5th – Pro D Day
Link to Maple Grove District calendar or click the following pdf link to see our monthly school calendar. Please note the district calendar has been revised for next year.
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It was the song that set her free. It set them all free. Creativity had always been the solution.
This LIMITED EDITION print is reproduced from an acrylic on canvas painting by Christy M. Johnson.
It is printed on matte bond paper with pigment-based inks.
and has a beautifully rich, crisp color.


Learn Natural Family Planning (NFP)Engaged and married couples, as well as single women and men, are invited to learn about NFP. You will learn the signs of fertility of a woman's body and how to achieve or postpone pregnancy in this Church-approved method of family planning for married couples. NFP enhances the marriage vocation by fostering healthy and holy communication, mutual respect and selfless giving of spouses to one another. This date is for Class 1 of 3. Class 2 is October 22nd and Class 3 is November 19th.


DEADLY 1970 Oldsmobile 442 Devastates With Its Presence At The Drag Strip! Its Driver Is A 72-YEAR-OLD Granny! UNBELIEAVABLE But TRUE!!!
All the people on the planet are feeling younger than their actual age and this lady drag racer has over done it. She is feeling 20 something and she is racing on the drag strip. How cool it is to see an old lady racing with a nasty 1970 Oldsmobile 442? Well we have never seen this before and that's why we would like to share this video with you. She has serious drag racing skills that most of the men that are racing will envy her because of that. Sometimes she is winning too when she is in her drag racing mode, but even if she doesn't win it is fun as hell to see a lady drag racer so old and so skilled.
When she is in the '72 Oldsmobile 442 there is no way that you could tell it is a women driving. By the style it looks like some pro is behind the wheel and he is not giving up a race. When she does the burnout with the 1970 Oldsmobile 442 is the best thing, she stepped on the gas pedal and she is not planning to release it at all. Maybe she burned the tires a little too much, but that way she will be sure that she has enough grip on the drag strip.
It is such a hope giver that this old lady drag racer has come to the race track because we want to think that we will end up like her. Young in the soul and willing to do anything on order to have some fun. Maybe she wanted to impress some of her grandchildren, is one possibility. Or maybe she just wanted to smoke the opponents and to show them that ladies can drive drift cars as well, maybe better than men.


KC Hockey in Edmonton is made up of the Rep Program and the House Program. Any KC player can choose to try out for one of the AAA, AA or A teams in the KC Rep Program, or they can choose to play for a House Hockey team. Players who try out for a Rep team and are not selected will also return to the KC Sabres Program or the KC House hockey program in their area, depending on their age.


The case is where the assignment is no longer available for submission, the instructor would like to accept the paper and upload it him/herself.
This would be especially great in cases where assignments have Adaptive Release settings and disappear from view after the due date. Adding another Adaptive Release rule to allow the student to submit is kind of a messy process, especially if the course (and with it this extra Adaptive Release rule) is copied.
Discussed this at BB Conf with the BB crew _years_ ago (when they were conducting UAT of the new safe assign/bb assign inline marking tool). Having dealt with a situation where a _large_ number of students missed the availability window for a BBAssign submission and then emailed their instructor the assignment which she was then unable to mark using the rubric (since she couldn't submit on behalf of the student, or use the rubric without a submission being present in the system) massive headache.
This is required in order for use of SafeAssign to be viable.


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Q: How to run node.js app forever when console is closed? I connect to my remote server via ssh. Then I start my node.js app with Forever. Everything works fine until I close my console window. How to run node.js app FOREVER on my remote server even when I close my connection via ssh? I just want to start an app and shut down my copmputer. My app should be working in the background on my remote server.

A: You may also want to consider using the upstart utility. It will allow you to start, stop and restart you node application like a service. Upstart can configured to automatically restart your application if it crashes.
Install upstart:
sudo apt-get install upstart

Create a simple script for your application that will look something like:
#!upstart
description "my app"

start on started mountall
stop on shutdown

# Automatically Respawn:
respawn
respawn limit 99 5

env NODE_ENV=production

exec node /somepath/myapp/app.js >> /var/log/myapp.log 2>&1

Then copy the script file (myapp.conf) to /etc/init and make sure its marked as executable. Your application can then be managed using the following commands:
sudo start myapp
sudo stop myapp
sudo restart myapp

A: node expamle.js & for example

A: In Linux, SSH into your remote server and run
screen

to launch into a new screen.
Finally, type ctrlad to detach the screen session without killing the process.
More info here.

A: Two answers: One for Windows, one for *nix:
On Windows, you can use the start command to start the process disconnected from your instance of cmd.exe:
start node example.js

On *nix, there are two aspects of this: Disconnecting the process from the console, and making sure it doesn't receive the HUP signal ("hang up"), which most processes (including Node) will respond to by terminating. The former is possibly optional, but the latter is necessary.
Starting disconnected from the console is easy: Usually, you just put an ampersand (&) at the end of the command line:
# Keep reading, don't just grab this and use it
node example.js &

But the above doesn't protect the process from HUP signals. The program may or may not receive HUP when you close the shell (console), depending on a shell option called huponexit. If huponexit is true, the process will receive HUP when the shell exits and will presumably terminate.
huponexit defaults to false on the various Linux variants I've used, and in fact I happily used the above for years until coderjoe and others helped me understand (in a very long comment stream under the answer that may have since been deleted) that I was relying on huponexit being false.
To avoid the possibility that huponexit might be true in your environment, explicitly use nohup. nohup runs the process immune from HUP signals. You use it like this:
nohup node example.js > /dev/null &

or
nohup node example.js > your-desired-filename-or-stream-here &

The redirection is important; if you don't do it, you'll end up with a nohup.out file containing the output from stdout and stderr. (By default, nohup redirects stderr to stdout, and if stdout is outputting to a terminal, it redirects that to nohup.out. nohup also redirects stdin if it's receiving from a terminal, so we don't have to do that. See man nohup or info coreutils 'nohup invocation' for details.)
In general for these things, you want to use a process monitor so that if the process crashes for some reason, the monitor restarts it, but the above does work for simple cases.

A: I would definitely recommend pm2
npm install -g pm2
To start server: pm2 start [yourServerFile.js]
To stop server: pm2 stop [yourServerFile.js]
Close client and server will run forever....will also restart if app crashes.
Ive been running a node server on Ubuntu for months with zero issues

A: Always, simple is the best, no need upstart, no need forever, just nohup:

nohup node file.js &

Believe me, I'm running so that for my case!

A: I had similar issue and I think using forever will help to handle crashed and restarts
You can install forever globally:
sudo nom install -g forever
And run this command:
nohup forever server.js &

This should handle all the trouble of closing the terminal, closing ssh session, node crashes and restarts.

A: If you're running node.js in a production environment, you should consider using PM2, forever.js, or Nodemon.
There is no shortage of articles online comparing the different packages.

A: You could install forever using npm like this:
  sudo npm install -g forever

Or as a service:
 forever start server.js

Or stop service
forever stop server.js

To list all running processes:
forever list

A: This is only a partial answer for Windows. I've created a single line Visual Basic Script called app.vbs that will start your node application within a hidden window:
CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run "node app.js", 0

To execute it automatically at startup, open the %AppData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\ directory and add a shortcut to the app.vbs file.
More info at: https://keestalkstech.com/2016/07/start-nodejs-app-windowless-windows/

A: Wow, I just found a very simple solution:
First, start your process (node app)
forever dist/index.js

run: ^Z cmd + z.
Then: bg. Yeah.. bg (background).
And pum.. you are out.
Finish with exitif you are with sshor just close the terminal.

A: my start.sh file:
#/bin/bash

nohup forever -c php artisan your:command >>storage/logs/yourcommand.log 2>&1 &

There is one important thing only. FIRST COMMAND MUST BE "nohup", second command must be "forever" and "-c" parameter is forever's param, "2>&1 &" area is for "nohup". After running this line then you can logout from your terminal, relogin and run "forever restartall" voilaa... You can restart and you can be sure that if script halts then forever will restart it.
I <3 forever

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Frozen in time, it lies hidden within the historic district of a quaint little town incorporated in 1866. You'll find it just outside of Atlanta, Georgia.
Welcome to a passage back to simpler times, where neighbors are friends, shopkeepers believe in service, and family values are important to everyone.
Grand in its simplicity, Senoia, Georgia is a destination for those who seek to decompress from a modern, fast paced lifestyle... or escape it altogether. It's a place for leisurely mornings at the local cafe, or an evening stroll after a casual dinner.
If you've been looking for a new home, a historic home, perhaps even a home for your business, and the status quo hasn't captured your heart or imagination, then look no further.


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Muslims To Get Private Prison Cells
June 21, 2009 June 21, 2009 Tabitha Britain, Creeping Sharia, Dhimmis, Dhimmitude, Islam, Islamification Of UK, Religion, Sharia, Uncategorized	Dhimmis, halal meat, Islam, Mr Justice Keith, Muslim prisoners, Muslims, prisons, Winson Green Jail
Looks like here in the UK, even the prisons have turned dhimmi.
Muslim prisoners have been complaining at having to share cells. Result? Why, private cells for them of course! After all, we can't have Muslims being unhappy now, can we?
The prison in question is Birmingham's Winson Green Jail. Muslim prisoners have been complaining at having to pray and eat near non Muslims. What – mix with the infidels? Whatever were the prison authorities thinking of??!
This does, in fact, seem to be something of a first for Britain. Never before have inmates been segregated according to faith. From now on, Muslim prisoners here will either share cells with their fellow Muslims, or they will be given private cells.
Amazing, isn't it? Here we are in a country where we're told, almost daily, that our prisons are overcrowded and that this is why rapists, paedophiles and burglars are merrily skipping out of court with fines and community service orders.
Yet when Muslims demand private cells – hey presto! More space becomes available! I guess the moral of this story is: what Muslims want, Muslims get.
One can't help surmising as to how this is going down with the other 13,800 non Muslim prisoners…
'So far around 15 Muslim inmates have been accommodated either by being moved to a cell with another Muslim or put on their own,' said a prison source. 'They initially asked for their own wing but this was turned down.'
Gosh, here's a novel idea: how about Muslim prisoners being told that they can just put up with the same conditions as non Muslim prisoners? If the prison facilities are not to their liking, they shouldn't have broken the law to start with!
But with dhimmi Judges, what can you expect? In June 2006, a High Court judge, Mr Justice Keith, called for a new concept of 'institutional religious intolerance' to combat prejudice against Muslim inmates.
Apparently, the menu at this particular prison is also not up to scratch:
The halal meat being served there had been prepared on site but, after complaints, is now brought in by an authorised supplier at what is thought to be extra cost.
One prison officer said: '
This has caused resentment because it is felt the Muslim inmates are getting special treatment.'
About ten per cent of the 80,000-strong jail population in England and Wales is Muslim. Shall we start taking bets on how long it is until:
a) other Muslims prisoners in other jails also demand, and get, private cells?
b) a Muslim wing is created in one or more British prisons?


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Home » Newswire » Governments of Canada and Quebec announce agreements to help Canadians, Quebecers and Quebec businesses better adapt to new labour market realities
Governments of Canada and Quebec announce agreements to help Canadians, Quebecers and Quebec businesses better adapt to new labour market realities
by pnationtalk on June 20, 201987 Views
An estimated 240,000 workers in Quebec to benefit
June 20, 2019 Montréal, Quebec Employment and Social Development Canada
By investing directly in Canada's greatest asset—its resilient, hardworking people—the Government of Canada is helping the labour market continue to be a pillar of strength for the Canadian economy.
Today, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, on behalf of the Honourable Patty Hajdu, Canada's Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Labour, along with Jean Boulet, Quebec's Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Solidarity and Minister responsible for the Mauricie region, announced two new agreements that will see the Government of Canada provide Quebec with nearly $5.4 billion to invest in its workers and businesses. These agreements represent an increase in funding of approximately $680 million. The additional funding, committed until 2022–23, means that an estimated 240,000 more Quebec workers will benefit from employment and skills training programs and measures to transition into the job market, maintain employment or gain access to new career opportunities. In addition, these investments will provide more support to businesses throughout Quebec for their recruitment and training efforts to increase productivity in response to the labour shortage the province will experience in the coming years.
Through these agreements, the Government of Canada is helping more people benefit from employment and skills training programs—especially those from groups typically under‑represented in the workforce, such as persons with disabilities, youth and Indigenous people. The programs cover skills development, experiential learning and other supports.
As innovation and technology continue to change how people live and work, Quebec's workers face new challenges and opportunities. That is why it is more important than ever before to ensure that everyone benefits from an innovation-driven economy—and it means ensuring both employed and unemployed people have the chance to learn the skills they will need for the jobs of today, as well as the jobs of tomorrow.
The agreements announced today are the new Workforce Development Agreement (WDA) and the updated Labour Market Development Agreement (LMDA). Through these agreements, Quebec will receive nearly $5.4 billion—close to $1.2 billion through the WDA and close to $4.2 billion through the LMDA.
The governments of Canada and Quebec will report results to Canadians about the impacts of employment and skills training programs, including how they increase workers' earnings and break down barriers that impede the labour market participation of under‑represented groups.
All Canadians deserve a fair and equal chance at success in the workforce. Through investments like the labour market agreements announced today, the Government of Canada is strengthening the middle class and helping the people working hard to join it.
"Our greatest asset as a country is our people. Through investments like today's agreements with Quebec, we're ensuring our people can continue to be competitive, resilient and responsive as jobs evolve and our economy grows. When we give people the tools to succeed, the middle class grows stronger and workers and their families thrive."
– The Honourable Patty Hajdu, Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Labour
"The labour market is constantly evolving, and with it the skills in demand by employers. Through agreements like those announced today with the Government of Quebec, we are ensuring that Quebec's workers can stay competitive and respond to employers' needs so that our economy and our middle class can grow."
– The Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities
"I wanted these agreements to ensure that Quebec has access to all means necessary to meet its particular labour challenges. These agreements will enable Quebec to strengthen its role of governing active employment measures in the province and provide the best support possible to individuals and businesses based on current labour market realities."
– Jean Boulet, Quebec Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Solidarity and Minister responsible for the Mauricie region
The Government of Canada transfers nearly $3 billion annually to provinces and territories to support employment and skills training programs.
Through Budget 2017, the Government of Canada is investing an additional $2.7 billion from 2017–18 to 2022–23:
$900 million over a period of six years (in addition to the $722 million provided annually) in new WDAs consolidating funding from the Canada Job Fund Agreements, the Labour Market Agreements for Persons with Disabilities (expired March 2018) and the Targeted Initiative for Older Workers (expired March 2017); and
$1.8 billion over six years in amended LMDAs in addition to the 2.14 billion provided annually.
From 2017–18 to 2022–23, the Government of Canada will invest approximately $20 billion in WDAs and LMDAs with provinces and territories.
Provincial and territorial governments will have greater flexibility in the design and delivery of programming and services to respond to the diverse and emerging needs of Canadians.
Backgrounder: Changing demands of the workplace
Workforce Development Agreements
Labour Market Development Agreement
Quebec Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Solidarity
Véronique Simard
Office of the Honourable Patty Hajdu, P.C., M.P.
Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Labour
veronique.simard@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca
Employment and Social Development Canada
media@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca
Business, Indigenous
http://nationtalk.ca/story/governments-of-canada-and-quebec-announce-agreements-to-help-canadians-quebecers-and-quebec-businesses-better-adapt-to-new-labour-market-realities


Back in the mid 1990s, the Bruce Trail Association (now the Bruce Trail Conservancy) purchased its first property in the Caledon Hills section, the Vallis property, a narrow 2.5 acre corridor of land north of the Hockley Valley Nature Reserve. Up to this point, the main responsibility of the CHBTC was to build and maintain hiking trails and manage a hiking program. Over the years our trail development team has been devoted to building trails with minimal environmental impact thus ensuring that we "walk gently on the land".
With the purchase of the Vallis property, the Caledon Hills Bruce Trail Club became more than a hiking club. It entered a new phase, one of land stewardship with the responsibility of protecting and enhancing biodiversity along the Bruce Trail corridor. Gradually, our responsibility of maintaining the narrow treadway has been expanding as that original 2.5 acre parcel has expanded to more than 300 acres that includes 19 properties and 3 easements. These include properties like: Mono Kiln Edge, Griffith Ravine, Hemlock Ridges, Cedar Highlands, the Gosling Forest and Nature Reserve, The Songbird Nature Reserve, the Quarryside Nature Reserve, to name but a few and there are more in the works.
Recently the BTC updated its strategy to the year 2025. This included the new mission statement: "Preserving a ribbon of wilderness, for everyone, forever" with the vision of securing the Bruce Trail "within a permanently protected natural corridor along the Niagara Escarpment". Strategic Priority #1 of the new plan involves the acceleration of land acquisition by identifying and implementing tools and techniques to accelerate land preservation and support growing land steward responsibilities.
We can already see how this new vision has had an impact in the Caledon Hills section with the recent acquisitions of The Quarryside Nature Reserve and the Tall Timbers properties adding 58 acres to our stewardship responsibilities. Little by little we can visualize the BTC dream becoming a reality as new nature reserves dot the escarpment landscape. Look no further than the trail between the Airport Road and the 5th line of Mono that travels entirely through BTC lands thanks to five property purchases over the last eight years.
A need to form a biodiversity team to assist with our stewardship responsibilities.
By continuing to donate to the BTC for new property acquisition. It's estimated that the BTC will need to acquire 80 more properties in the Caledon section to completely secure its section of the Bruce Trail corridor.


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JournalDesigners To Hire
to Hire 2020
Katya Zelentsova on excessive knitwear and two-week trainrides
Victoria Huisman
Embarking on a proverbial train journey to self-discovery, the London-based designer revisits her native Russia
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As a way to soothe a sense of anxiety over her impending graduation and her position as an international student in the UK's current circumstances, Katya started thinking about the notion of home and what it means to her. Inspired by Natalia Makarova's return to Russia with the BBC Great Railway Journeys, a story of a two-week long train ride came to mind. Connecting her own narrative to that of Makarova, a Soviet-Russian-born prima ballerina who emigrated to the United States during the '70s and returned to Russia in 1994, Katya tells me about her fictional journey. "Similar to Makarova's long train ride, my journey is like a Trans Siberian Express, but going past all the places I've called home. Each imagined stop along the way brought up memories and added little tchotchkes that enriched the collection."
Check Katya Zelentsova's portfolio on Pinterest
Katya Zelentsova, Final Collection
Katya Zelentsova, Lookbook
"It truly was a labour of love."
Aptly named 'If You Spend Two Weeks On A Train All Your Clothes Become Loungewear', Katya's graduate collection is a colourful kaleidoscope of thought-provoking knitwear. Ranging from brightly hued tights and bodystockings featuring cut-outs that not-so-subtly point to an idea of feminine sexuality, to finely woven semi-sheer bralettes, a bright pink bolero with blooming sleeves, and a dress assembled of three-dimensionally crocheted flowers. The latter piece she refers to as the 'Bouquet dress', signifying the terminus of Katya's imaginative journey. "If the other looks are to be worn during this two-week train ride, the last look illustrates the bouquet of flowers your loved ones greet you with upon arrival." Blurring the boundaries between fashion, art, and craftsmanship, many hours went into creating this final look; from crocheting the life-sized flowers with her grandmother over the Christmas break, to putting it all together with three sets of helping hands in February. "It truly was a labour of love," Katya acknowledges.
The drive to express herself through fashion is something Katya recognised at a young age. "Dressing up made me feel excited, and I wanted others to feel the same way." Reflecting on her childhood in Russia, she recalls a moment captured on her last day of kindergarten: a photograph of herself and her mother. "I'm wearing a tasteful fairy costume, glitter wings and all. I also put on my mom's red lipstick for the first time in my life." In this picture that she now has taped to her mirror, Katya is looking straight into the camera, with a solemn, almost somber expression. "I've always thought it was a funny contrast," she says. Another image that comes to mind is one taken by a friend on a high school trip to Saint Petersburg. "To be honest, I don't even feel like I've changed that much," Katya tells. "I still listen to a lot of the same music and watch the same films. I think I've more or less peaked at fourteen."
Katya Zelentsova, Research and Design Development
Translating her teenage impressions into designs, Katya often occupied herself sketching or reading her grandmother's old knitting magazines as well as the Russian edition of sewing magazine Burda. Flash-forward to her life in London at Central Saint Martins, Katya would consult Burda every now and then when developing an earlier collection. She'd adapt the knits seen in the magazine by expanding the proportions or altering the pieces to make them more sleek and therefore more modern.
"It was a bit tough, but ultimately it's just problem-solving. You can hand-knit, or you can get really creative with it."
Katya's natural adaptability and ability to think creatively came in handy when COVID-19 hit earlier this year. However, the first few months of lockdown were quite restricting for her. Freshly graduated from the MA Fashion, Katya found herself forced to transition from having a fully-equipped studio, to working from home with limited supplies. "It was a bit tough, but ultimately it's just problem-solving. You can hand-knit, or you can get really creative with it. People have built miniature versions of Disneyland in their backyards during the lockdown – what's a knitting machine in comparison with that?" Katya's hands-on and honest approach is consistent throughout her aesthetic philosophy. Although succeeding digitally is definitely beneficial to a young designer's career, she does not go out of her way to somehow 'make' her images stand out. She embraces the fact that either her vision appeals to someone, or it doesn't. "And I'm at peace with that," she says. "I hope the clothes are special enough to withstand both scrutiny and indifference."
"Some things have disappointed me in ways I couldn't predict, but others have given me hope for the future. The industry, after all, isn't some isolated autonomous entity – it embodies all of us."
Reflecting on her experience at Central Saint Martins, Katya tells me it was "stressful, rewarding, frustrating, character-building and – most importantly – great fun." Whereas she herself has evolved a lot throughout her studies, her perception of the fashion system has mainly stayed the same. "I think I went into it having quite a sober outlook on the industry and it hasn't changed much since then," she confesses. "Some things have disappointed me in ways I couldn't predict, but others have given me hope for the future. The industry, after all, isn't some isolated autonomous entity – it embodies all of us."
"Foreseeable future?" Katya asks when I inquire about her upcoming plans. Her closing note: stay creative, arrange new work, and book a massage appointment.
Words by Victoria Huisman
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Confirmed: Hyundai Stargazer and Ioniq 5 expected to arrive in PH this year
by Leandre Grecia | Aug 17, 2022
PHOTO: Hyundai
It's official: Hyundai Motor Philippines (HMPH) could be launching the Stargazer and the Ioniq 5 in our market this year. The company confirmed this during a media gathering earlier today.
There was no specific timeline provided, but we've been told a major launch could happen at the upcoming Philippine International Motor Show or the Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit.
Portion of Ninoy Aquino Avenue to be closed off from August 19 to 22
Libreng Sakay to continue until December 2022 thanks to P1.4-B budget approval
In case you aren't familiar with it yet, the Stargazer is Hyundai's newest seven-seater MPV that will challenge the likes of the Mitsubishi Xpander and Toyota Avanza. So yeah, it's a pretty big deal.
As for the Ioniq 5, it's Hyundai's impressive electric vehicle that's sold in other markets under the Korean marque's sub-brand Ioniq. If you want to read more about that, you can check out this story.
There's still a chance these won't arrive this year, but at least we now have confirmation that both of them are on their way. Which are you looking forward to seeing, the Stargazer or the Ioniq 5?
Ioniq 5,
Hyundai Motor Philippines,


Here I finish up my project to turn the AC unit on in my office before I get to work in the morning by building the timer unit.
The circuit consists of two parts; the DC-DC converter and the IR signal generator and emitter. The Maxim MAX756 DC-DC Converter is supplied with a single AA battery. You can use either a 1.2V rechargeable, or a regular 1.5V Alkaline cell. The '756 converts this to 3.3V to supply the Atmel ATTiny13A which handles the control logic and signal generation.
The µController portion is very simple. A bypass cap and weak pullup are attached to the chip reset line to prevent inadvertent resets from occurring. The IR LED operates at 100ma – too high to run directly from one of the Tiny's output pins, so we use a common 2N2222 transistor to buffer the current. The "heartbeat" LED is a 3mm bi-color 2-lead red/green LED. If we pull I/O pin PB1 low, and set PB2 high, we get green light. Pulling PB2 low and setting PB1 high generates red light. That's it for the hardware, other than a two cell AA battery case with an integral on-off switch which we house everything in.
The circuit was breadboarded to work out the bugs and create the software before the layout and creation of a printed circuit board. You could probably wire this up "dead-bug" point-to-point style, but as easy as PCBs are to create using the toner-transfer method, it almost as fast and far more professional just to go ahead and make one.
It's a little bit more trouble to make a double-sided PCB using toner-transfer, but certainly doable. Briefly, here's how: Clean one side of the board, iron on the image. Apply clear packing tape to the other side to protect it in the etch tank and go ahead and etch the first side. After etching, remove the packing tape then pre-drill two of the holes in the board slightly larger than a straight pin. Clean the other side of the board, and using pins to align the artwork, iron-on the second side. Apply tape to cover the already etched first side, and then etch the second side. Remove the tape after etching, then drill and trim the board.
Laying out a double-sided board for making at home is a little more involved since you don't have plated-through holes. It helps to use a mixture of through-hole and SMD components to reduce the number of vias required. You also need to remember that not all through-hole components can be soldered on both sides (i.e. electrolytic caps, LEDs, etc.). I decided to socket the µC and DC-DC converter so it would be easy to salvage the chips later. I like to use turned pin sockets for this since both sides can be easily soldered. Using these techniques, this board was made without any vias.
Start by installing the lowest components first, usually the SMD devices. Then work your way up to the tallest items. Think about what needs to be soldered on each part, especially on the top of the board, to make sure you don't put something in the way of soldering a connection later. I like to clean the flux of the board a couple of times as I go since the top gets pretty hard to clean as the taller components start going on.
And here's the completed device. Before I leave work for the day, I switch it on, make sure it's in the right mode, and set it on my desk pointing at the AC unit. Next morning I arrive to a wonderfully comfortable office!
It worked for me so it should work for you, but no guarantees. Feel free to use the schematics and information on this page as you see fit, but a little attribution would be appreciated.


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A Teachable Moment: Justice in Guatemala
Photo credit: ruthbruin2002 via flickr (CC BY-ND 2.0)
If I was still in the classroom, I'd divert from the plans I'd etched out for this week and I'd teach a few lessons on justice -- what it means, how it's attained -- by examining something that happened in Guatemala at the end of last week. Something happened in that Central American country that offers tremendous hope and inspiration. I want to tell you about it; I want you to tell your students about it.
Guatemala, 1982
In order for you and your students to understand what happened on May 10, 2013, you'll need to know what happened in Guatemala over 30 years ago. The Maya haven't been treated well for the last 500 years, but in 1982, a military campaign led by then-dictator Efraín Rios Montt, reached new levels of brutality.
During Rio's Montt's 17 months of rule, some 80,000 people -- mostly Mayans -- were killed. In the Ixil region of the western highlands, between 70-90 percent of the villages were destroyed. Fields were burned. Livestock killed. Thousands and thousands of unarmed Mayan people were tortured, raped, and slaughtered. Infants were thrown into fires, unborn babies cut out of their mother's bodies.
And then there were the 45,000 who "disappeared" from their homes, or as they walked home from work, or who knows where they were abducted from. We know who did it, however. In 1999, a United Nations Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report found the nation's Armed Forces responsible for 93 percent of the brutality during the 30 year civil war. How many will never know what happened to their mother/father/sister/son?
The ruling powers intended to terrorize survivors, to prevent the Maya from ever again advocating for rights to own their land or receive a decent wage for their labor. I've heard the stories -- both when I traveled in Guatemala in the late 1980s, and from written testimonials -- stories of witnessing your entire family killed before your eyes, of hiding in the forest while every member of your village was gunned down, of finding the dismembered remains of your loved ones in the corn fields. I can't imagine the terror or the trauma, or the courage it took for survivors to ever speak truth to power again, as they've done in recent months.
Rios Montt Found Guilty of Genocide
The Guatemalan military and elite have long denied that there was a systematic campaign to kill the Maya. Human rights organizations, Guatemalan activists, international activists, and the Maya themselves contend there was a genocide. But a lengthy and coordinated legal effort brought now 86-year-old Efraín Rios Montt and his former chief of intelligence to trial in Guatemala City.
The six-week trial, which heard the testimony of hundreds of survivors and victims, concluded on Friday, May 10, 2013, and Rios Montt was found guilty of genocide and crimes against humanity. He was sentenced to 80 years in prison. In her decision, Judge Yassmin Barrios said Rios Montt was fully aware of plans to exterminate the indigenous Ixil population carried out by security forces under his command. This genocide conviction was the first for a current or former head of state in a national court.
Into the Classroom
This is a story of justice and of what it takes to bring those who once seemed all-powerful, and above all law to justice. It is a story of the tremendous courage of rape survivors who testified, of the forensic anthropologists who in spite of death threats continue to exhume clandestine mass graves, of the nation's Attorney General, Claudia Paz y Paz, who relentlessly compiled the legal case to prosecute Rios Montt. There were contributions from an American filmmaker who traveled to Guatemala in the early 1980s and captured key evidence. There were writers and photographers and farmers who came to tell their stories, and children of the disappeared who became lawyers, and the thousands of family members of the disappeared who marched year after year demanding the return of their loved ones and reminding the world of what had happened in Guatemala: those who did not stay silent.
And so if I was in the classroom, I'd explore the different roles that people played in bringing Rios Montt to justice. I'd want my students to know that one day, they too could play such a significant role -- that it doesn't take millions of dollars or military might to do something this big. It takes a whole lot of courage, years of work, partnerships with others, and a commitment to the truth and to justice. I'd explore how we tell our stories and how we are heard.
This is what I'd want students to know: "The conviction of Rios Montt sends a powerful message to Guatemala and the world that nobody, not even a former head of state, is above the law when it comes to committing genocide," said José Miguel Vivanco, Americas director at Human Rights Watch. "Without the persistence and bravery of each participant in this effort -- the victims, prosecutors, judges, and civil society organizations -- this landmark decision would have been inconceivable."
Another thing I'd explore with my students: the role of the U.S. government in supplying and funding the Guatemalan military during this period of genocide. Then U.S. President Ronald Reagan had nothing but praise for Rios Montt; unclassified documents show the U.S.'s financial and technical support to the dictatorship -- the torturers were trained in the U.S. The others guilty for the atrocities in Guatemala will never be brought to justice but at least the world should know of the role they played.
On Monday, May 13, the Guatemalan court will consider reparations for victims. I'd follow this news with my students because it raises the question of how harm can be repaired. It indirectly raises an issue at the core of our country's history that we have yet to deal with -- the genocide against the Native peoples who once lived on this land and of the enslavement of African people. One day our country will have to address this past. Perhaps we can't bring the orchestrators of that plan to trial but reparations are possible. The verdict in Guatemala raises all kinds of possibilities for how the past is dealt with and for how injustices are rectified. These are the kinds of ethical and moral quandaries that make learning exciting and relevant for students.
There is much to learn from Guatemala's recent victory, and much to discuss with our students. There are opportunities for them to feel empowered and hopeful. As teachers, it is our responsibility to include this kind of instruction for our students -- all this learning to read, and write persuasive essays and understand statistics needs to have some socially useful outlets.
If you want a visual representation of this story (perhaps to share with students) see my my Pinterest board
If you want to read more, I highly recommend this article
"Granito" is an amazing film (streaming on PBS right now) that chronicles the efforts for justice in Guatemala


This autumn the BFI will make available on DVD an impressive-looking collection of rare and previously unseen ghost and horror titles from the BBC archives. Released as part of the BFI's Gothic: The Dark Heart of Film blockbuster project (www.bfi.org.uk/gothic), these long-unseen gems will delight many fans of British horror and classic TV drama.
Rescheduled releases for December include the previously announced Dual Format Editions of Roberto Rossellini's Stromboli (1950) and Journey to Italy (1954), and Alain Robbe-Grillet's Trans-Europ Express (1967) and Successive Slidings of Pleasure (1974).
More details will be available for each disc closer to the release dates.


The National Traffic Safety Bureau (NTSB) is known for investigating airplane crashes and train crashes. The agency also may investigate any and all highway incidents and accidents and takes an interest in railway accidents and accidents that involve the release of hazardous materials that are in transit. This can include fuel trucks and other commercial vehicles carrying materials deemed toxic or hazardous. Based on their investigations, the NTSB may make safety recommendations to both federal and state governments but has no authority to enforce their recommendations. The government shutdown has delayed investigation into several accidents, including one involving a church bus headed for Disney World, as News 4 Jacksonville reports.
A highway crash that claimed the lives of seven people, five of them children, occurred on January 3rd on I-75 Southbound near Gainesville, Florida. The church bus, which was carrying the children, became involved with a fiery crash that occurred between two tractor trailers. The two truck drivers also died in the crash.
This is just one of several accidents that the government shutdown has delayed an NTSB investigation. As the weeks have passed, critical evidence that could have been found at the scene of the accidents has been lost. On January 30th, the agency announced that it will be investigating the deadly Florida crash. They will be sending an 8-member team to head up the investigation and will be assisted by the work previously done by the Florida Highway Patrol.
At this point, whether the agency sends their teams to the actual site of the investigation or to the wreckage storage facility will be determined on a case-by-case basis.


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<?php
namespace SainsburysSpec\Sainsburys\HttpService;

use Psr\Http\Message\ResponseInterface;
use Psr\Log\LoggerInterface;
use Sainsburys\HttpService\Application;
use Sainsburys\HttpService\Components\Middlewares\MiddlewareManager;
use Interop\Container\ContainerInterface;
use PhpSpec\ObjectBehavior;
use Prophecy\Argument;
use Sainsburys\HttpService\Components\ErrorHandling\ErrorController\ErrorController;
use Sainsburys\HttpService\Components\Routing\RoutingManager;
use Sainsburys\HttpService\Components\SlimIntegration\SlimAppAdapter;

/**
 * @mixin Application
 */
class ApplicationSpec extends ObjectBehavior
{
    function let(
        SlimAppAdapter    $slimAppAdapter,
        RoutingManager    $routingManager,
        MiddlewareManager $middlewareManager,
        LoggerInterface   $logger,
        ErrorController   $errorController
    ) {
        $this->beConstructedWith(
            $slimAppAdapter,
            $routingManager,
            $middlewareManager,
            $logger,
            $errorController
        );
    }

    function it_is_initialisable()
    {
        $this->shouldHaveType('Sainsburys\HttpService\Application');
    }

    function it_can_be_set_up_with_a_container_and_routing_configs(
        ContainerInterface $container,
        SlimAppAdapter     $slimAppAdapter,
        RoutingManager     $routingManager
    ) {
        // ACT
        $this->takeRoutingConfigs(['config/routes.php'], $container);

        // ASSERT
        $routingManager
            ->configureSlimAppWithRoutes(['config/routes.php'], $container, $slimAppAdapter)
            ->shouldHaveBeenCalled();
    }

    function it_can_run(
        SlimAppAdapter    $slimAppAdapter,
        ResponseInterface $responseInterface,
        LoggerInterface   $logger,
        ErrorController   $errorController
    )
    {
        // ARRANGE
        $slimAppAdapter->run(null, $logger, $errorController)->willReturn($responseInterface);

        // ACT
        $this->run();

        // ASSERT
        $slimAppAdapter->run(null, $logger, $errorController)->shouldHaveBeenCalled();
    }

    function it_lets_you_put_another_error_controller(
        ErrorController   $newErrorController,
        SlimAppAdapter    $slimAppAdapter,
        LoggerInterface   $logger,
        ResponseInterface $response
    ) {
        // ARRANGE
        $slimAppAdapter->run(null, $logger, $newErrorController)->willReturn($response);

        // ACT
        $this->useThisErrorController($newErrorController);
        $this->run();

        // ASSERT
        $slimAppAdapter->run(null, $logger, $newErrorController)->shouldHaveBeenCalled();
    }

    function it_lets_you_put_another_logger(
        LoggerInterface   $newLogger,
        ErrorController   $errorController,
        SlimAppAdapter    $slimAppAdapter,
        ResponseInterface $response
    ) {
        // ARRANGE
        $slimAppAdapter->run(null, $newLogger, $errorController)->willReturn($response);

        // ACT
        $this->setLogger($newLogger);
        $this->run();

        // ASSERT
        $slimAppAdapter->run(null, $newLogger, $errorController)->shouldHaveBeenCalled();
    }

    function it_is_standards_compliant_wrt_psr3()
    {
        $this->shouldHaveType('Psr\Log\LoggerAwareInterface');
    }

    function it_can_return_the_middleware_manager(MiddlewareManager $middlewareManager)
    {
        $this->middlewareManager()->shouldBe($middlewareManager);
    }
}


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O Grupo
O Teatro do Concreto é um grupo de Brasília, profundamente identificado com a cidade e com as possibilidades de diálogo que o seu significado simbólico e real possibilita. O foco de trabalho está na reflexão sobre temas que afligem o homem contemporâneo e na investigação de novas possibilidades de composição da cena teatral.

A origem do grupo, em 2003, reúne experiências e encontros diversos, alguns se conheceram no curso de artes cênicas da Universidade de Brasília e outros em aulas de teatro de escolas públicas ou oficinas. Essa diversidade é uma marca forte do Teatro do Concreto, que integra artistas de diversas cidades satélites do DF, o que possibilita um olhar mais amplo da realidade que nos cerca e o diálogo intenso entre periferia e centro.

Um princípio norteador para o trabalho do grupo é a concepção do teatro como pesquisa coletiva de atores, dramaturgo, cenógrafo e encenador. Conceitualmente isso se traduz no processo colaborativo, que procura estabelecer relações mais horizontais entre os criadores. Outras características do grupo são o exercício constante da improvisação, a utilização de depoimentos pessoais dos criadores e a criação de imagens poéticas. É a partir desse material cênico que se desdobra em cenas, personagens e conflitos que criamos a nossa própria dramaturgia.

O primeiro trabalho profissional, que investigou as possibilidades de composição da cena a partir da dança pessoal, começou em 1997, através da diretora Fabíola Gontijo, que desenvolvia uma técnica baseada no livro da bailarina Graziela Rodrigues e no trabalho de pesquisa do grupo Lume. Essa linha de pesquisa ela adquiriu depois de trabalhar com o grupo Celeiro das Antas e o diretor José Regino e consistia em buscar movimentos-raiz através de uma dança pessoal (onde os elementos simbólicos se mesclam com as características de cada ator) e a partir desses "embriões" gestuais era construída uma "partitura" corporal pela qual surgiria o elemento vocal desprovido de vícios e pleno da verdade do ator; posteriormente eram agregados ao texto depoimentos pessoais do próprio ator, fazendo uma fusão entre ator e personagem a fim de proporcionar ao público uma experiência de assistir a uma atuação "real", ou seja, eivada de verdade e não apenas do mero "fingimento" do ator. Ela adaptou o livro A Doença uma experiência – de Jean-Claude Bernardet, com o qual treinou e dirigiu o ator Marcelo Alves num espetáculo intenso que falava de amor, vida, morte e celebração, sob a ótica de um portador de aids. Em 2003 remontou o mesmo texto com o ator e diretor Francis Wilker, mas em 2004 o trabalho, que era um monólogo, tomou outras proporções e foi novamente adaptado para dois atores (agora com os dois atores atuando conjuntamente) e resultou no espetáculo Sala de Espera que foi apresentado no teatro Plínio Marcos (Funarte). Em 2005, a peça foi selecionada para o II Prêmio SESC do Teatro Candango e, em 2006, para a mostra Fringe do Festival de Teatro de Curitiba e para a II Mostra de Teatro em Barreiras (BA). Com a experiência desse trabalho, um grupo começou a se formar e logo veio o nome: Teatro do Concreto.

Em 2004, o grupo integra novos artistas, se consolida como um coletivo criador e inicia uma ampla pesquisa acerca da vida e obra do dramaturgo Plínio Marcos. O processo, que durou dois anos, resultou no espetáculo Diário do Maldito, que estreou no Teatro Oficina do Perdiz em novembro de 2006. O espetáculo, que deu maior visibilidade ao grupo, alcançou grande repercussão em 2007 participando de importantes festivais, acumulando prêmios e elogios da crítica especializada.

Um marco na trajetória do grupo foi a participação, em 2006, na oficina Processo Colaborativo, realizada em Brasília pelo Galpão Cine-Horto (Grupo Galpão-BH/MG) tendo como orientadores o dramaturgo Luis Alberto de Abreu, a diretora e atriz Tiche Vianna, o diretor Chico Medeiros e o ator Júlio Maciel. Essa experiência possibilitou aprofundar práticas e conceitos para ampliar nosso fazer teatral e nossa atuação como grupo. O resultado artístico da vivência foi Borboletas têm Vida Curta, um espetáculo de curta duração, que explora a questão da memória a partir de sons e objetos e nos leva a uma viagem emocional pela infância e suas descobertas inaugurais. Em 2006, o trabalho foi um dos convidados do 7º Festival de Cenas Curtas do Galpão Cine Horto (MG) e, em 2008, participou do Festival Nacional de Teatro de Macapá.

Em 2008, além de excursionar com Diário do Maldito, o Teatro do Concreto, composto de 15 artistas, dá início a sua nova pesquisa, a partir do tema Amor e Abandono. As investigações iniciais do grupo partem de uma questão central que é a relação entre amor e abandono na sociedade contemporânea.

Integrantes
Aline Seabra | Alonso Bento | Daniel Pitanga | Francis Wilker | Gleide Firmino | Hugo Cabral | Ivone Oliveira | Jhony Gomantos | Juliana Veloso Sá | Lisbeth Rios | Maria Carolina Machado | Micheli Santini | Nei Cirqueira | Robson Castro | Silvia Paes | Zizi Antunes

Processo Criativo
Os processos criativos no Teatro do Concreto integram atividades como grupos de estudo, improvisações, exploração de espaços urbanos, ensaios abertos, construção de imagens poéticas, seminários, entrevistas, entre outras estratégias que possam estimular a criação da cena. Todo o trabalho conduzido na sala de ensaios tem como base cinco diretrizes metodológicas estruturantes:

1 - Processo Colaborativo: visa, essencialmente, o estabelecimento de uma horizontalidade na relação entre os agentes teatrais na elaboração de um espetáculo. Seu objetivo primordial é acabar com as hierarquias desnecessárias entre os criadores. Todos os envolvidos na criação têm o direito e o dever de contribuírem para a produção artística, visto que, somente a troca permite que o processo exista. Antônio Araújo, diretor do Teatro da Vertigem, um dos sistematizadores desse processo, assim o define: "O processo colaborativo se constitui numa metodologia de criação em que todos os integrantes, a partir de suas funções artísticas específicas, têm igual espaço propositivo, sem qualquer espécie de hierarquias, produzindo uma obra cuja autoria é compartilhada por todos".

2- Depoimentos pessoais: utilização de colocações íntimas e pessoais dos atores (fatos vividos, pontos de vista, histórias) que traduzem seus posicionamentos, enquanto pessoas, artistas e cidadãos e representa um material passível de manipulações artísticas dado o hiper-realismo com que são apresentados.

3 - Imagem poética: a tradução, em elementos essencialmente visuais, da percepção dos atores acerca de um tema, cena ou texto. O ator elabora uma espécie de instalação, que pode ter ou não movimento e participação de atores e que ressalte, plasticamente, o seu olhar para determinada questão.

4 – Investigação em espaços urbanos: a partir do tema tratado, o grupo procura identificar espaços na cidade que possuam algum tipo de relação com o tema e realizam visitas de exploração e experimentações a partir das influências e observações do espaço.

5 - Canovaccio: a estruturação que o dramaturgo faz do material cênico produzido pelo grupo ao longo dos ensaios. Uma espécie de roteiro de trama larga que recebe o nome de 'canovaccio'. Luis Alberto de Abreu, importante dramaturgo brasileiro, assim define o mesmo: "Canovaccio é mais que um roteiro de ações. É reunião de ações, imagens, metáforas, intenções, conceitos, climas e intensidades que se pretende no espetáculo. Não é também uma mera organização das improvisações em sala de ensaio. É imaginar-se um espetáculo possível (...)"

6 - Cenas Concretas (ensaios abertos): são apresentações de ciclos de improvisações produzidos pelo grupo, organizadas num roteiro simples e realizadas para um público convidado. Seu objetivo principal consiste em dialogar nossa produção com o público e a partir desse encontro gerar novos olhares e possibilidades para a cena/espetáculo que está sendo criado.

Espetáculos
 2003 - Sala de Espera, adaptação de Fabíola Gontijo do livro "A Doença - Uma Experiência" de Jean-Claude Bernardet
 2006 - Diário do Maldito
 2006 - Borboletas Têm Vida Curta
 2007 - Chegança
 2007 - Inútil Canto e Inútil Pranto pelos Anjos Caídos, de Plínio Marcos
 2008 - Ruas Abertas (Intervenção Cênica)
 2010 - Entrepartidas

Prêmios

Diário do Maldito
 Festival Nacional de Teatro de Macapá nas categorias "melhor espetáculo" e "melhor cenografia". Indicado nas categorias de melhor direção, ator e atriz. 2008.
 Prêmio SESC do Teatro Candango nas categorias "melhor atriz - Micheli Santini" e "melhor cenografia". Indicado nas categorias melhor ator e melhor figurino. 2007.

Ligações externas

Companhias de teatro do Brasil


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Oizys () nella mitologia greca era la dea della miseria e della sventura.

Era una figlia della Notte e gemella del dio Momo.

Il suo nome latino era invece Miseria.

È anche la dea dei veleni, ed è rappresentata seduta su una roccia, magrissima con le vesti lacere. Le guance sporche di sangue, come se se le fosse graffiata lei stessa. Tiene appoggiato a terra lo scudo di Ercole, dove è rappresentata lei in quella stessa posizione. La leggenda dice che Ercole pose Oizys sul suo scudo, così l'ultima immagine che i suoi nemici avessero avuto prima di morire sarebbe stata proprio la dea della Miseria.

Collegamenti esterni

Personificazioni della mitologia greca


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UTEP looks to set things right as Rice heads in
Opening conference in the second week of the season is an odd and rare thing.
When UTEP takes on Rice Saturday in the Sun Bowl, it will be the first Conference USA game of the season and one of just eight conference openers across the nation taking place in Week 2.
That means higher stakes than usual for a game in the first half of September and it also means a chance to wipe the current slate clean. It's quite welcome for two teams that collectively were beaten by a combined 105 points last weekend. Of the 125 FBS teams that played last week, Rice is 125th in scoring margin. UTEP is tied for 122nd.
ICYMI:No. 7 OU speeds past overmatched UTEP
"Urgency is a good word, intensity is a good word," UTEP coach Sean Kugler said at his weekly press conference Monday to open Rice week. "A conference game the second game in, it's the earliest I've ever had a conference game. It gets your focus early. We could be 1-0, we could be 0-1 after Week 2. We have to get after them."
If the Miners do get to 1-0 in a game where they open as a four-point favorite, it would set much right and allow them to dismiss the Oklahoma debacle, a 56-7 loss, as just what happens going against one of the best teams in the country.
Looking back on that, though, did give Kugler a better idea of where his team needs to improve and where some positives are.
"We didn't run the ball as effectively as I wanted us to," Kugler said. "Walter Dawn had some outstanding rungs, there were other times he left yards on the field when he should have stuck his foot in the ground and gotten vertical. That's something to work on. You see that with young backs.
"Kevin Dove showed he can be a good short-yardage back," Kugler said.
More:What can UTEP do after their blowout loss?
Kugler also liked the play of his quarterbacks and thought Ryan Metz played well enough given all that was going on around him.
"I'm very comfortable with all three of our quarterbacks. I think we can win with all three," Kugler said. "Ryan Metz didn't show me anything to think differently. ... I really thought Ryan Metz was efficient. He did not have a lot of help around him."
Specifically, Kugler pointed to three drops and there were also penalties that negated positive plays. In fact, Kugler said he was most disappointed with five penalties, including three that were pre-snap.
As far as what he saw on defense, there were some individual bright spots. The biggest negative was the ejection of Alvin Jones, which means he will miss the first half of the Rice game, but among the positives were the play of his backups.
More:Three plays that told the story of UTEP-OU
"I was happy with what Jumar Smith and Treyvon Hughes did, they'll have to pick up the flag" in the first half against Rice, Kugler said. Freshman nosetackle "Trace Mascorro did an outstanding job, (end) Dedrick Simpson was active in a lot of plays. Those guys really stood out.
"I thought our corners stood up, the long ball issues were more the safeties. Our corners looked like they belonged out there.
"We have to generate more pressure than that. There were five guys on that (Oklahoma) offensive line that will be playing on Sundays, the best offensive line we'll see in 2017."
Kugler also had praise for Rice's offensive line, which returns five players who started last year.
More:UTEP's punter provides Miners' highlight
For the most part, though, the Owls also come to El Paso looking for answers.
"Rice is in the same boat as us," he said of a team that lost 62-7 to Stanford in Sydney, Australia more than a week ago. "But this team has a lot of returning talent. Their quarterback (Sam Glaesmann) is a redshirt freshman. He's an upgrade athletically there. He's running some option and he can throw the deep ball. Their best running backs are back. They are hard-charging backs difficult to play against. ...
"Defensively, it's unique. They don't list of a lot of returning starters, but they had a lot of guys injured last year and a lot of guys who were starting in 2015 are back. They have 15 guys who have started."
Rice made it back to Houston after spending last week in Fort Worth and didn't take up UTEP's offer to come here at the beginning of this week and practice.
They'll be here by Friday and the next day, in the Sun Bowl, two teams looking to forget their openers get a chance to set things right.


When it's time to wear pink with a suit, it's time to do it right the first time. Pink ties look fantastic with any navy blue suit you can throw at it and has that subtle but wonder way of making the blue suit you're wearing look even nicer. This solid pink tie set is a creation of Fratello and features solid pink satin fabric made into a medium or standard width tie with the matching pink hanky ready to make that dark suit of yours draw attention and compliments.


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 * DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU ARE SURE THAT YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING
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namespace LINE.Datatypes
{
  public enum ContactRelation
  {
    ONEWAY = 0,
    BOTH = 1,
    NOT_REGISTERED = 2,
  }
}