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Die Kirche St. Nikolaus ist die römisch-katholische Pfarrkirche der Ortsgemeinde Wallersheim im Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm (Rheinland-Pfalz). Die Pfarrei Wallersheim gehört zur Pfarreiengemeinschaft Prüm im Dekanat St. Willibrord Westeifel im Bistum Trier.

Geschichte
Nachdem 1836 eine frühere Kirche abgerissen werden musste, baute man von 1851 bis 1860 eine neue Kirche in Form eines klassizistisch geprägten Saalbaus (20 × 11 Meter) mit Glockenturm, die von Bischof Wilhelm Arnoldi eingeweiht wurde. Die heutige Orgel stammt aus dem Lehrerseminar in Prüm und wurde 1922 von der Orgelbaufirma Klais restauriert. Ein Nebenpatron der Kirche ist St. Barbara.

Pfarrer ab 1905
 1905–1909: von St. Lukas (Fleringen) verwaltet
 1909–1919: Peter Steinbach
 1920–1927: Nikolaus Kockler
 1927–1931: von St. Peter und Paul (Büdesheim) verwaltet
 1931–1941: Julius Glesius
 1941–1950: Josef Löhr
 1950–1960: Alois Schwarz
 1960–1962: von Büdesheim verwaltet
 1962–1998: Paul Kirsch (ab 1975 gleichzeitig Pfarrer in Büdesheim, 1995 Ehrenbürger in Wallersheim, † 2002)
 1998–?: Klaus Zwirtes (gleichzeitig Pfarrer in Büdesheim)

Literatur
 Josef Heck: Wallersheim Pfarrkirche St. Nikolaus, St. Barbara. In: Rund um die Kirche im Dorf. Kirchen und Kapellen der Westeifel. Hrsg. Geschichtsverein "Prümer Land". Prüm 2003, S. 391–395.

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 Webauftritt der Pfarreiengemeinschaft

Siehe auch
 Liste der Kulturdenkmäler in Wallersheim (Eifel)
 Liste der Kirchen im Dekanat St. Willibrord Westeifel
 Liste von Nikolaikirchen

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The influence and importance of New Orleans on American music cannot be denied. Jazz, R&B, funk, rock, zydeco, rap—there are precious few genres that have not been touched in some significant way by the influence of the city and its rich cultural history. It would seem to be impossible to make an uninteresting film on the subject but Martin Shore gets perilously close to accomplishing just that with "Take Me to the River: New Orleans," a documentary which contains a lot of good music and a number of fascinating subjects for discussion, but never quite figures out how to bring them all together in a satisfying manner.
The film is a continuation of sorts of Shore's 2014 documentary "Take Me to the River," in which he explored and celebrated the equally considerable musical and cultural legacy of Memphis. That film recruited some of the legendary artists associated with the area to record again, this time paired up with a new generation of young artists as a way of bridging the generation gap, sonically speaking, and culminated with soul legend William Bell and rap icon Snoop Dogg teaming up for a new rendition of Bell's classic "I Forgot to Be Your Lover." In between the recording sessions, the musicians would talk about the history of Memphis music and the impact that the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. had on the community.
With his new film, Shore has changed the location but not the approach. He visits a number of studios throughout the city and brings together great performers like Irma Thomas, Walter "Wolfman" Washington, and the Dirty Dozen Brass Band to play with younger musicians on some classic tunes, concluding with yet another appearance by Snoop Dogg. In between the songs, the history of the area and some of its most notable musical acts are discussed, the most significant talk revolving around how the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina altered the musical landscape irrevocably when it destroyed the homes and neighborhoods of so many musicians and sent them elsewhere. As an added bonus, Shore also captures both an in-studio reunion of the legendary Neville Brothers that would prove to be one of the final sessions for Charles and Art Neville, (who would pass in 2018 and 2019, respectively) and one of the final sessions of the late Dr. John, the iconic singer and co-star of "Polynesiantown," singing the immortal "Jock-o-Mo."
It all sounds sure-fire, I suppose, but the film never quite works for many of the same reasons that its predecessor, despite its good intentions, never clicked. For one thing, the conceit of pairing up older musicians with younger performers has been used a lot in recent years and Shore doesn't seem to have any idea of what he's trying to accomplish with it here. This is not to say it's a bad concept—there is a perfectly wonderful documentary opening later this year called "The Return of Tanya Tucker: Featuring Brandi Carlile" that is based around just that kind of cross-generational pairing, and the combination actually means something to the participants and results in some beautiful music. Here, there's not many genuine artistic sparks outside of the sequence involving the Neville Brothers, mostly because you would almost have to be Tommy Wiseau on an off-day to film them singing their "Hey Mama (Wild Tchoupitoulas)" and not have it be stirring to the soul.
Another problem is that there are so many potentially fascinating avenues of discussion regarding the area's musical history that it becomes frustrating to see Shore touch on them only briefly before moving on. Trust me, after observing the irrepressible force of nature that is Irma Thomas for just a few minutes, for example, you too will find yourself wishing the entire thing was about her and her career. Even more problematic is how Shore too often allows the talk to get in the way of the music, which is especially odd when you consider that the music is presumably meant to attract viewers in the first place. Matters are not helped much by a largely unnecessary narration from John Goodman, possibly as a form of artistic penance for having once appeared in a movie in which the Blues Brothers headed to New Orleans for a battle of the bands that, for budgetary reasons, was filmed almost entirely in Toronto.
"Take Me to the River: New Orleans" is essentially a feature-length version of a commercial put out by the city's tourism board hoping to lure visitors by offering them little bits of a lot of different things in the hopes of attracting a wider audience. It has been made with plenty of sincerity but that alone does not guarantee quality filmmaking. As a primer for newcomers, it may be of some interest but for genuine fans of New Orleans' musical influence (and who are willing to overlook the curious absences of such aspects as jazz in general and the importance of the Marsalis family in particular), it will feel like a curiously slight recounting of a rich subject that would be entirely disposable if it weren't for that precious footage of the Nevilles. If nothing else, I can at least comfortably recommend the soundtrack album to one and all.
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Ayre knotted the scored at 1-1 two minutes into the second period, then Malm made it 2-2 after 40 minutes. The Langley forward collected three points in his first two games of the season after an injury kept him out of the first four contests.
Gingras put the Hawks up 3-2 26 seconds into the third period, a lead which lasted just two minutes. Surrey defenceman Bradley Stonnell got the winning goal with 13 minutes to play, assisted by Ayre, his third helper and fourth point of the game.
"Sunday was a character win for our club. We were playing catch up for most of the game and were shorthanded for half the game," said Hawks head coach Jessie Leung.
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1 Who is Dejanae Mackie?
2 Dejanae Mackie Net Worth
4 Career and "Love & Hip Hop: New York"
5 Recent Years
6 Personal Life and Appearance
Who is Dejanae Mackie?
Dejanae Mackie was born in 2003 in the USA, so is currently aged 15 – the actual date and place of her birth are unknown to the media. She is a reality TV personality, DJ and rapper, best known for starring in such reality TV series as "Love & Hip Hop: New York" and "Remy & Papoose: Meet The Mackies". She is also known as the daughter of famous rapper, Papoose.
Would you like to know more about Dejanae Mackie's professional career and her family? How rich is she, as of now? If you are interested, stay tuned and find out.
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Dejanae Mackie Net Worth
Her career started in 2015, and she has been an active member of the entertainment and music industries ever since. So, if you ever wondered how rich Dejanae Mackie is, it has been estimated by authoritative sources that the total size of her net worth is over $200,000, accumulated not only through her appearances in reality television series, but also through her career as a DJ and rapper. Undoubtedly, if she continues to expand her professional career, her net worth will certainly increase in the forthcoming years.
Concerning her early life, Dejanae Mackie apparently spent her childhood somewhere in the US, where she was born to famous rapper Papoose and her mother, whose name has not been revealed to the public yet. Her father gained custody of her when she was a child, so she was raised by him. Her step-mother is Remy Ma, who is also known as a rapper, and she has three half-siblings. Regarding her education, Dejanae is currently attending a high school.
Career and "Love & Hip Hop: New York"
Since her father and her step-mother are involved in the entertainment industry, Dejanae Mackie gained popularity partly thanks to them. owNoHer career as a reality television personality officially began in 2015, when she joined the sixth season of the hit reality TV series "Love & Hip Hop: New York", which aired on the VH1 network from December of 2015 until March of 2016.
She appeared in several episodes as a DJ, trying to distinguish herself through her acting and music skills and to develop her own career. During the following season, she also made several appearances, which added a considerable amount to her net worth and increased her popularity. This experience encouraged her to start writing her own music and rapping, so under the nickname 'Chanel No. 9' she has released several singles – one of the most popular is "Bodak Yellow".
To speak further about her career, Dejanae has also appeared in another reality TV series, entitled "Remy & Papoose: Meet The Mackies", featuring her father and Remy Ma. The show is a spin-off from "Love & Hip Hop: New York", and has been airing on the VH1 network since the 1st October of 2018, so her net worth is certainly still rising.
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The two will be merged WITH government assistance covered up. As I have warned, Deutsche Bank is the biggest bank in Europe. I failed to see how Germany could allow it to collapse, Hence, this merger has to be accomplished with government aid – the very thing they tell Italy they cannot do. This is showing what I pointed out – Merkel had to blink.


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How long should you let a pregnancy run before being induced?
Health 14 November 2017
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If your pregnancy runs past its due date, how long should you wait before being induced? Evidence is building that, at least for older women, it's safer to get the baby out on time, at 40 weeks.
This seems to be the case for first-time mums, according to a review of 80,000 women in England. Gordon Smith of the University of Cambridge and his colleagues found that when women aged 35 or older are induced at 40 weeks, only 0.08 per cent of their babies died. But in women who waited until they gave birth naturally, or who were induced at 41 to 42 weeks, this rose to 0.26 per cent.
This means that, for every 562 women who were induced at 40 weeks, one stillbirth was avoided.
Failing placenta
After a certain point, the longer a pregnancy continues, the more likely it is that a baby will die unexpectedly in the womb – probably because it gets too big to be supported by a deteriorating placenta. By 40 weeks, the placenta is beginning to fail, says Smith.
Birth can be triggered with medicines that open the cervix and bring on contractions, but this tends to make labour longer and more painful. Induction is currently recommended in the UK if a woman has gone overdue by one to two weeks, regardless of her age.
The team found that earlier inductions tended to have a slightly higher rate of emergency Caesarean sections and the use of instruments like forceps. But this could have been because women with complications were more likely to be induced early, says Smith.
Last year a randomised trial found inducing over-35s even earlier, at 39 to 40 weeks, made no difference to the rate of C-sections or instrumental deliveries.
Making a choice
Smith says women should be told about the pros and cons of induction and offered a choice. "The absolute risk [of waiting] is small. For some women it's acceptable in the context of prioritising a natural approach. For others it's unacceptable."
Women are tending to have children later in life in the UK, says Hannah Knight of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, who also worked on the study. About one in seven first-time mothers were 35 or older in England and Wales in 2015.
Smith says younger women might also consider an earlier induction based on these findings. "It's self-evident that if you deliver the baby at 40 weeks, it cannot be stillborn at 41 weeks."
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Skystorm partnered with GOD TV to produce a tv series called 'God at Work', a series about using the skills God has given us to make a positive difference in other people's lives. This show is one of three new GOD TV broadcast packages that we have worked on, all airing in the coming year.
"You are the light of the world. A town on a hill cannot be hidden. Let your light shine before others, that they may see, your good deeds and glorify your Father."
-Matthew 5:14,16
Part of the work on this series included creating a show opener that would air on all 11 episodes of the first season. Originally, this part of the project was to feature stock footage with a graphics treatment. However, over time our post team started to see that the available clips were not at the level we were hoping for as far as production value and composition for VFX.
Our solution was to bring in some of the creatives from our production division. This allowed us to shoot a custom stock footage library specifically for GOD TV. We added cinematic elements to elevate our stock library to broadcast TV standards, which would have been impossible had we followed through with a generic library.
Shooting specifically for a VFX treatment requires a lot more pre-production planning. GOD TV provided boards that were analyzed by both departments for graphics mapping before committing to film. Having one of our motion graphics designers involved in the production process guaranteed that we executed the vision that GOD TV cast with their original creative concept.
The 'God at Work' show premiere airs at the end of November 2017.
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Tom Phillips of IP Magazine interviewed AIPEX CEO Frank Reijnen for an insightful article titled "Dinosaurs, the Future Just Called…"
In the article, the AIPEX CEO was quick to highlight the difference between AIPEX and law firm networks like World Services Group or Meritas - stating that the difference is "subtle but important".
Whereas a law firm network relies on its member firms passing work to one another, AIPEX does not. The need of the client comes first, and is always the key focus, with member firms being directed through AIPEX on how best to achieve this goal.
"We rely on creating a tailor-made solution for the client across Europe. AIPEX firms want their fair share of business, of course, but our policy that it has to be in the clients' best interests." adds Reijnen.
AIPEX partner Wynne Jones is also featured in the article, with Commercial Director Jayne Nation exploring the lack of key business skills in the majority of mainstream IP firms, and how to improve this.


Sewing Like Mad: Christmas Dresses 2013.
Since I have decided to take a small break from blogging the rest of December I have nothing new to share with you. BUT I have this post of my girls' christmas dresses that was originally posted on Craftstorming as part of Laura and Suz's (Sew pony) The 12 Days of Christmas sewing series.
If you missed the series I will highly recommend you going back to see all the posts. They are made by a group of unbelievable talented ladies and oh boy did they not disappoint.
You can see all the creations in those posts and contain links to the actual posts in the series.
In Denmark, where I am from, we for sure dress up for Christmas but we don't have the tradition like they have here in US, where I live now, to buy or make special Christmas (or birthday or Easter or first day of school for that matter) dresses.
Not long ago I was lucky to be invited to the Pattern Anthology Tour and I remixed Blank Slate Pattern's beautiful Amaryllis dress. You can see the post HERE. And that dress is smart in many ways (like fully reversible fx) but also not having any zippers....and that was exactly what I was looking for. I did not feel like fiddling with a zipper in sequin fabric, nope definitely not feeling that!
I decided to reuse some of my remix features - like the front button placket, the more closed up neckline, the non-pointy shoulders and a bit of high/low effect on the skirt. I put big silver snaps in the placket and I love the edge it gives to the dress.
Yeah, what can I say.....KIDS!!!!
Those are some super fun Christmas Dresses! Lovely job and Merry Christmas to you as well!
Beautiful girls and beautiful dresses.. Merry Christmas.
I cannot sew... will you be selling these at any point?


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See the look in the eyes of your prank victims as you pull off a unique fake medicine prank or a fake sickness prank that will be etched in their minds for a very, very long time!
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Swamp Thing : the creators promise a show well bloody and a monster more than real
Cinema 10 September, 2018
While the series Titans is fast approaching, and is a bit scary given his first visual, Swamp Thing promises to be at a higher level.
Since the time that the series exists on paper, it is only very recently, a little less than a year, that Swamp Thing has begun to grow and stabilize. We learned who was going to make the pilot episode. And this is none other than Len Wiseman (Underworld) who will be behind the camera before moving the co-producer of the series alongside Gary Dauberman, among others.
Beside casting, we also learned that Crystal Reed (Ghostland) propose the role of Abby Arcane, and Maria Sten will perform Liz Temayne. Anyway, all is almost well in the best of all worlds.
In Ghostland, she had already a love for horror
If, for now, we still don't know who will play Alec Holland (the true identity of Swamp Thing), the members of the production process already in the development of the costume of the swamp Creature. Gary Dauberman has also secured the use of a "costume physical", a good thing in this world full of CGI sometimes very crude and poorly used.
Despite the addition of a few digital effects in post-production (which seems logical and inevitable), Gary Dauberman has promised that Swamp Thing "is going to look incredibly terrifying" and that it "will have less the impression to see a guy in a suit" compared to the previous films on the character of the protagonist.
Other good news, the series will be violent, barbaric, dark, and adult. In short, everything we love. In an interview with ComicBookMovie, Gary Dauberman spoke on the topic :
Approved by The Creature of the marsh
"We've always wanted to make Swamp Thing as violent, frightening and graphic as possible, with themes for adults. Concerning the inspiration of the series, we really drew from the breast of the work of Alan Moore. The fans of this saga will recognize without a doubt how the comics are becoming both bizarre, extreme and scary. We want the same thing for our series. "
So there are clearly things to be totally optimistic (on paper) about this series. It should be noted that if the exact date of broadcast is yet known, the Swamp Thing is expected to arrive on the platform streaming of DC and exclusive land – current 2019.


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package org.opencypher.tools.tck.inspection.browser.web

import java.net.URLEncoder
import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets
import java.nio.file.{Files, Path}

import cask.model.Response
import org.opencypher.tools.tck.inspection.util.CallingSystemProcesses
import org.opencypher.tools.tck.inspection.util.ProcessReturn
import scalatags.Text.all._

case class MainRoutes()(implicit val log: cask.Logger) extends cask.Routes with PageBasic {

  @cask.get("/")
  def main(): doctype =
    page(
      pageTitle("TCK Browser"),
      sectionTitle("Browse"),
      subSectionTitle("Git repository commit"),
      form(action:="/browserRepositoryCommit", method:="get")(
        table(
          tr(
            td("Repository"),
            td("Commit"),
            td("Subdirectory"),
            td(),
          ),
          tr(
            td(input(width:=25.em, `type`:="text", name:="repo", value:="https://github.com/openCypher/openCypher")),
            td(input(width:=10.em, `type`:="text", name:="commit", value:="HEAD")),
            td(input(width:=15.em, `type`:="text", name:="subPath", value:="tck/features")),
            td(input(`type`:="submit", value:="Show")),
          )
        )
      ),
      subSectionTitle("Git repository PR"),
      form(action:="/browserRepositoryPR", method:="get")(
        table(
          tr(
            td("Repository"),
            td("PR#"),
            td("Subdirectory"),
            td(),
          ),
          tr(
            td(input(width:=25.em, `type`:="text", name:="repo", value:="https://github.com/openCypher/openCypher")),
            td(input(width:=10.em, `type`:="text", name:="pr", value:="")),
            td(input(width:=15.em, `type`:="text", name:="subPath", value:="tck/features")),
            td(input(`type`:="submit", value:="Show")),
          )
        )
      ),
      subSectionTitle("Local directory"),
      form(action:="/browserPath", method:="get")(
        table(
          tr(
            td(input(width:=50.em, `type`:="text", name:="path", value:="tck/features")),
            td(input(`type`:="submit", value:="Show")),
          )
        )
      ),
      sectionTitle("Diff"),
      subSectionTitle("Git repository commits"),
      form(action:="/diffRepositoryCommits", method:="get")(
        table(
          tr(
            td(),
            td("Repository"),
            td("Commit"),
            td("Subpath"),
            td(),
          ),
          tr(
            td(CSS.tckCollection)(BeforeCollection.toString),
            td(input(width:=25.em, `type`:="text", name:="beforeRepo", value:="https://github.com/openCypher/openCypher")),
            td(input(width:=10.em, `type`:="text", name:="beforeCommit", value:="HEAD")),
            td(input(width:=15.em, `type`:="text", name:="beforeSubPath", value:="tck/features")),
            td(),
          ),
          tr(
            td(CSS.tckCollection)(AfterCollection.toString),
            td(input(width:=25.em, `type`:="text", name:="afterRepo")),
            td(input(width:=10.em, `type`:="text", name:="afterCommit")),
            td(input(width:=15.em, `type`:="text", name:="afterSubPath", value:="tck/features")),
            td(input(`type`:="submit", value:="Show")),
          )
        )
      ),
      subSectionTitle("Git repository PR with its main"),
      form(action:="/diffRepositoryPR", method:="get")(
        table(
          tr(
            td("Repository"),
            td("PR#"),
            td("Subpath"),
            td(),
          ),
          tr(
            td(input(width:=25.em, `type`:="text", name:="repo", value:="https://github.com/openCypher/openCypher")),
            td(input(width:=10.em, `type`:="text", name:="pr", value:="")),
            td(input(width:=15.em, `type`:="text", name:="subPath", value:="tck/features")),
            td(input(`type`:="submit", value:="Show")),
          )
        )
      ),
      subSectionTitle("Local directories"),
      form(action:="/diffPaths", method:="get")(
        table(
          tr(
            td(CSS.tckCollection)(BeforeCollection.toString),
            td(input(width:=50.em, `type`:="text", name:="before")),
            td(),
          ),
          tr(
            td(CSS.tckCollection)(AfterCollection.toString),
            td(input(width:=50.em, `type`:="text", name:="after")),
            td(input(`type`:="submit", value:="Show")),
          )
        )
      ),
    )

  @cask.get("/diffRepositoryCommits")
  def diffRepositoryCommits(beforeRepo: String, beforeCommit: String, beforeSubPath: String, afterRepo: String, afterCommit: String, afterSubPath: String): Response[String] = {
    val beforeRepoDir = Files.createTempDirectory("diffRepositoryCommits-before")
    val beforeCheckoutResult = checkoutRepoCommit(beforeRepo, beforeCommit, beforeRepoDir.toString)
    val beforeTckDir = beforeRepoDir.resolve(beforeSubPath).toAbsolutePath

    val afterRepoDir = Files.createTempDirectory("diffRepositoryCommits-after")
    val afterCheckoutResult = checkoutRepoCommit(afterRepo, afterCommit, afterRepoDir.toString)
    val afterTckDir = afterRepoDir.resolve(afterSubPath).toAbsolutePath

    diffCheckouts(beforeCheckoutResult, beforeTckDir, afterCheckoutResult, afterTckDir)
  }

  @cask.get("/diffRepositoryPR")
  def diffRepositoryPR(repo: String, pr: String, subPath: String): Response[String] = {
    val beforeRepoDir = Files.createTempDirectory("diffRepositoryPR-before")
    val beforeCheckoutResult = checkoutRepoCommit(repo, "HEAD", beforeRepoDir.toString)
    val beforeTckDir = beforeRepoDir.resolve(subPath).toAbsolutePath

    val afterRepoDir = Files.createTempDirectory("diffRepositoryPR-after")
    val afterCheckoutResult = checkoutMergedPR(repo, pr, afterRepoDir.toString)
    val afterTckDir = afterRepoDir.resolve(subPath).toAbsolutePath

    diffCheckouts(beforeCheckoutResult, beforeTckDir, afterCheckoutResult, afterTckDir)
  }

  private def diffCheckouts(beforeCheckoutResult: Option[Frag], beforeTckDir: Path, afterCheckoutResult: Option[Frag], afterTckDir: Path): Response[String] = {
    val beforePathEnc = URLEncoder.encode(beforeTckDir.toString, StandardCharsets.UTF_8.toString)
    val afterPathEnc = URLEncoder.encode(afterTckDir.toString, StandardCharsets.UTF_8.toString)

    (beforeCheckoutResult, afterCheckoutResult) match {
      case (None, None) => redirect(s"/diff/$beforePathEnc/$afterPathEnc")
      case (beforeCheckoutResult, afterCheckoutResult) => cask.Response(
        error(
          p("Cannot checkout repos"),
          beforeCheckoutResult.map(f => p("Before:", br, f)).getOrElse(p("Before: Ok. TCK in: ", code(beforeTckDir.toString))),
          afterCheckoutResult.map(f => p("After:", br, f)).getOrElse(p("After: Ok. TCK in: ", code(afterTckDir.toString))),
        ).toString()
      )
    }
  }

  private def checkoutRepoCommit(repositoryUrl: String, commit: String, localDirectory: String): Option[Frag] =
    CallingSystemProcesses.checkoutRepoCommit(repositoryUrl, commit, localDirectory) match {
      case ProcessReturn(0, _, _, _) => None
      case ProcessReturn(x, out, err, cmd) =>
        Some(
          dl(
            dt("Command"),
            dd(code(cmd)),
            dt("stdout"),
            dd(code(out.flatMap(line => Seq[Frag](line, br())).dropRight(1))),
            dt("stderr"),
            dd(code(err.flatMap(line => Seq[Frag](line, br())).dropRight(1))),
            dt("exit code"),
            dd(code(x))
          )
        )
    }

  private def checkoutMergedPR(repositoryUrl: String, pr: String, localDirectory: String): Option[Frag] =
    CallingSystemProcesses.checkoutMergedPR(repositoryUrl, pr, localDirectory) match {
      case ProcessReturn(0, _, _, _) => None
      case ProcessReturn(x, out, err, cmd) =>
        Some(
          dl(
            dt("Command"),
            dd(code(cmd)),
            dt("stdout"),
            dd(code(out.flatMap(line => Seq[Frag](line, br())).dropRight(1))),
            dt("stderr"),
            dd(code(err.flatMap(line => Seq[Frag](line, br())).dropRight(1))),
            dt("exit code"),
            dd(code(x))
          )
        )
    }

  @cask.get("/diffPaths")
  def diffPaths(before: String, after: String): Response[String] = {
    val beforePathEnc = URLEncoder.encode(before, StandardCharsets.UTF_8.toString)
    val afterPathEnc = URLEncoder.encode(after, StandardCharsets.UTF_8.toString)
    redirect(s"/diff/$beforePathEnc/$afterPathEnc")
  }

  @cask.get("/browserRepositoryCommit")
  def browserRepositoryCommit(repo: String, commit: String, subPath: String): Response[String] = {
    val repoDir = Files.createTempDirectory("browserRepositoryCommit")
    val checkoutResult = checkoutRepoCommit(repo, commit, repoDir.toString)
    val tckDir = repoDir.resolve(subPath).toAbsolutePath

    browseCheckouts(checkoutResult, tckDir)
  }

  @cask.get("/browserRepositoryPR")
  def browserRepositoryPR(repo: String, pr: String, subPath: String): Response[String] = {
    val repoDir = Files.createTempDirectory("browserRepositoryPR")
    val checkoutResult = checkoutMergedPR(repo, pr, repoDir.toString)
    val tckDir = repoDir.resolve(subPath).toAbsolutePath

    browseCheckouts(checkoutResult, tckDir)
  }

  private def browseCheckouts(checkoutResult: Option[Frag], tckDir: Path): Response[String] = {
    val pathEnc = URLEncoder.encode(tckDir.toString, StandardCharsets.UTF_8.toString)

    checkoutResult match {
      case None => redirect(s"/browser/$pathEnc")
      case Some(frag) => cask.Response(
        "" +
          error(
          p("Cannot checkout repo"),
          p(frag)
        )
      )
    }
  }

  @cask.get("/browserPath")
  def browserPath(path: String): Response[String] = {
    val pathEnc = URLEncoder.encode(path, StandardCharsets.UTF_8.toString)
    redirect(s"/browser/$pathEnc")
  }

  private def redirect(url: String): Response[String] = cask.Response("", statusCode = 307, Seq("Location" -> url), Nil)

  initialize()
}

object TckBrowserWeb extends cask.Main {
  val allRoutes = Seq(MainRoutes(), BrowserRoutes(), DiffRoutes())

  override def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
    super.main(args)
    println("Open your browser at http://localhost:8080")
  }
}

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Sopa de los pobres en Arroios (en portugués: Sopa de Arroios ) es un grabado de Domingos Sequeira, realizada en 1813.

Descripción
La pintura es un grabado con unas dimensiones de 42 x 78 centímetros. Es en la colección de la Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal, en Lisboa. http://purl.pt/13953

Análisis
Representa la distribución de alimentos a los desplazados durante la guerra.

Europeana 280
En abril de 2016, la pintura Sopa de los pobres en Arroios fue seleccionada como una de las diez más grandes obras artísticas de Portugal por el proyecto Europeana.

Referencias

Cuadros de 1813
Pintura de Portugal del siglo XIX
Grabados


It is calculated that by 2020 the number of things connected to each other will be 50 billion, which is more than 7 times the world human population. A network of connected things called the Internet of Things is definitely the revolution humans are waiting for.
Although the aftereffects of such a revolution are still under a lot of speculation but a series of inter connected things communicating with each other will make our world a smarter place to live. This being smarter revolution will start from our homes and eventually making our homes Smart Homes.
The question is what is essentially a Smart Home? What attributes will make or living places smart or smarter? Everything in our home communicating with the outer world and each other is possibly the answer to this question.
Imagine our refrigerator placing an order for groceries at the nearest super market once the refrigerator is empty. Another scenario would be our TV communicating with new agencies to bring you the latest news from the corners of the world. Electronic appliances functioning automatically are definitely a smarter way to live.
Several such factors will be made possible by the implementation of Internet of Things within the walls of our abode. Devices connected through IoT can be used to monitor and control the electrical, mechanical and electronic systems used in various housing societies and communities.
Also, IoT will be extremely helpful in reducing the energy consumption of a household. IoT devices will be integrated with all sorts of energy consuming devices and effective communication with the electricity provider firm will result in regulated power supply thus leading to reduced wastage of energy. Optimized usage of energy throughout our homes will be facilitated by effective implementation of Internet of Things.
IoT will also enable you to monitor and regulate your house as a whole from a remote location. Cloud based services and Internet connectivity will ensure that you have access to the vital attributes of your home even when you are vacationing in an upstate beach town.
While enjoying a sun bath you can control the heating mechanism, kitchen appliances, lighting conditions of your house. Some electric systems which allow you to control electric outlets are already available in the market. Home based energy management is one vital area IoT will bring major changes to.
Home automation is particularly the field which is to be revolutionized by the inception of Internet of Things. Devices connected to each other and an outside network will facilitate major changes in the functioning of household articles. Home security will observe enhanced strengthening with remote surveillance and central locking of all boundaries, doors and windows.
Sensors operating through IoT will also be helpful in detecting leakage and gas emissions in the house. Carbon monoxide and smoke detection will ensure better breathable and healthy air inside the house.
However despite high utility there are certain limitations and risks involved with home automation powered by IoT. During the initial phase these services will be extremely expensive thus reducing the number of households which can afford it.
Also, as the homes will be connected to a public network the security concerns pertaining to any public network will apply to home automation too.


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Home World > Asia
Probe begins after Pakistani police killings spark outrage
Mourners and relatives carry their family members' bodies, who were killed by police, at their funeral in Lahore, Pakistan, on Sunday. — Reuters
LAHORE, Pakistan — Pakistani authorities on Monday opened an investigation into the police killing of four people, including a woman and a child, in an encounter with a suspected militant leader that has drawn accusations from the public of police brutality.
Counterterrorism officers said a Daesh (the so-called IS) leader in Punjab province, Zeeshan Javed, was killed when police fired on a car he was traveling in on Saturday, in the town of Sahiwal.
Three passengers — grocery store owner Muhammad Khalil, his wife and their 12 year-old daughter — were also killed, police said.
Police said Javed fired on officers first and weapons were found in the car. That account has been disputed by witnesses, including Khalil's other three children who survived with minor wounds.
The killings triggered protests on Sunday in Lahore, Pakistan's second biggest city, and renewed a debate over extra-judicial killings and police impunity in the South Asian nation where such encounters are not uncommon.
Prime Minister Imran Khan said he was "shocked at seeing the traumatized children who saw their parents shot before their eyes", and promised the state would care for the survivors. "The grief & anger ... is understandable & justified," Khan tweeted on Monday, referring to the public outrage.
He said anyone found guilty would be handed "exemplary punishment".
"I will review the entire structure of Punjab police & start process of reforming it," he said.
Police investigators were expected to deliver a report on Wednesday, police said.
"The policemen involved in the shooting have not been identified. JIT will identify those involved," said Nabeela Ghanzafar, a police spokeswoman, referring to the investigation team.
Officials said Javed was an Islamic State operative.
Punjab Law Minister Raja Basharat told reporters on Sunday a "large quantity of explosives" were found at Javed's home and "two suicide vests, eight hand grenades, two pistols and bullets" were recovered from the car.
Basharat said officers from the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) intercepted the car after a tip-off and Javed fired first.
However, videos circulating on social media appear to raise doubts about that.
Khalil's brother, Jalil, said the Punjab government had offered 20 million rupees ($144,000) compensation for the killings.
"I told the government 'I'm ready to give you back 25 million rupees in return for justice'," he said. — Reuters
Floods force millions to flee homes in India, Nepal and Bangladesh


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Europe migrant crisis: EU to speed up deportations of 'economic migrants' in bid to reduce numbers
Posted October 09, 2015 19:43:10
Photo: The EU has endorsed a dedicated program to send back those they describe as economic migrants (Reuters: Michaela Rehle)
Related Story: Border-free Europe unravels as crisis continues to hit new records
Related Story: Baby's body washes up on Greek island Kos
Related Story: 150,000 march in Vienna in solidarity with asylum seekers
Map: European Union
European Union nations have agreed to speed up the deportation of "economic migrants" in a bid to take a harder line on tackling the bloc's worst asylum seeker crisis since World War II.
Interior ministers endorsed a dedicated program to send back those asylum seekers — who are largely from poor African nations — who were not refugees from conflict zones.
EU endorses program to send back economic migrants
UN to vote on draft resolution to authorise military action against smugglers
Europe has received more than 600,000 asylum seekers this year
After months of tensions over the more than 600,000 people who have flooded into Europe this year, Brussels is now taking a tougher stance by focusing on tightening border controls and reducing the incentive for people to come to the continent.
"Those who do not require international protection must return to their countries of origin," Luxembourg foreign minister Jean Asselborn, whose country holds the EU presidency, told reporters after the talks.
Key to efforts to deport migrants and admit genuine refugees is a proposal by the European Commission, the executive of the 28-nation EU, to set up "hotspots," or reception centres in Greece and Italy where officials separate the two categories.
However Austrian chancellor Werner Faymann said the "hotspots" were far from ready, after he visited one such site in Greece.
"In terms of timing and organisation, nothing has been thought through," he said.
Europe has also been seeking to clamp down on people smugglers in the Mediterranean, where more than 3,000 people have already died this year, or are missing feared drowned, while trying to make their way to Europe.
Journey in search of a better life
In a special report, ABC correspondents Mary Gearin, Barbara Miller and Sophie McNeill follow some asylum seekers on their long path through Europe.
European warships launched Operation Sophia this week to seize traffickers' boats in international waters, and the UN Security Council is set to vote on a draft resolution to authorise military action against smugglers.
While the vote is not necessary for the EU to take action, the measure would authorise its navy to board ships for inspection, confiscate them and even dispose of vessels suspected of being used by migrant smugglers.
Within the EU, the asylum seeker crisis is causing political problems in many countries where anti-immigration and euro-sceptic parties are on the rise, as well as divisions between the bloc's 28 members.
Tempers have flared over a scheme to relocate 160,000 people, which Brussels forced through despite stiff opposition from eastern European nations, under which the first batch of refugees will be moved.
Photo: A child sleeps on his father's shoulder as a group of migrant wait to board a bus near the Croatian village of Bapska. (AFP: Federico Scoppa)
EU chief calms Balkans over asylum seeker tensions
EU officials have also held talks with ministers and officials from the neighbouring Balkans countries, which have been on the frontline of the influx of asylum seekers on the bloc's borders.
EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said she had spoken privately to leaders of the Balkans to try "to calm down the situation as much as possible" after tensions involving Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia erupted over asylum seeker flows.
Serbia's president on Thursday urged the EU to keep its borders open as he began a visit to Slovenia.
Photo: A migrant takes a selfie with German chancellor Angela Merkel outside a refugee camp near Berlin. (Reuters: Fabrizio Bensch)
"The worst would be if the EU, Germany, Austria and Slovenia closed (their borders to migrants) now," Tomislav Nikolic said, warning that if the bloc did stop people from entering, "Serbia... would find itself overflown".
Ms Mogherini also called for more aid to help Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan — already hosting millions of refugees from Iraq and Syria — to cope with refugees and to help resettle some of them in Europe.
"We are in the same boat facing the same problems. We need a common approach," she told a press conference, calling for greater efforts to end Syria's four-year civil war.
Fears have also been raised that if Europe cannot protect its external borders then its cherished passport-free Schengen zone may crumble, as member states restore controls at the old internal borders to stop migrants.
A plan for a pan-EU border guard corps with a special emphasis on helping overstretched frontline states like Greece and Italy was formally proposed by France at the talks, sources said.
The idea will now be discussed by EU leaders at a summit next week, but analysts suspect some frontline states will object on the grounds of sovereignty and the right to guard their own external borders.
During a visit to a migrant reception centre on Germany's border with Austria, European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker warned: "This refugee crisis will last a few years. I have no illusion that what we're experiencing now will soon belong to the past."
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Carla and Rodrigo started designing jewlery in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato where they met a few years ago. He has 20+ years of experience crafting jewelry and Carla has been in the business for 8. Their unique Mexican designs reflect the sensibilities of their local population and their collections change and evolve as they travel and visit other places but their full time jobs are being parents.
Mizpah carries classic contemporary designs with a modern touch. Every piece is unique as we do not use any molds and everything is handmade in our workshop at home. We like to picture the design in our heads and create along the way. Sometimes it doesnt turn out the way we envisioned, but oftentimes the finished result is even better.
WHAT DOES MIZPAH MEAN? Mizpah is the heart you see in halves so one person has one side and the other completes it with the other. This goes hand in hand with the actual meaning.
WHAT PLACES HAVE YOU LIVED IN THAT INSPIRE YOUR ART?
We work with semi precious stones and 950 mexican silver. This means that from 1kg, 950g are silver and 50g copper, this way the jewelry becomes more resistant to tarnishing (regular sterling silver has 925g of silver and 75g of copper). Copper is added so the shape stays hard as pure silver will not maintain it's shapes it is malleable and could easily bend. The stones we use the most are amatists, moonstones and labradorite.
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Flow recently took on the challenge of creating awareness around social media for our client, the Road Accident Fund (RAF). The brief was to come up with an innovative internal activation at all six of the RAF's offices.
The Road Accident Fund is a state insurer established by statute. It provides insurance cover to all drivers of motor vehicles in South Africa in respect of liability incurred or damage caused as a result of a traffic collision.
RAF staff at the Durban office enjoy their unexpected treat of coffee and cake. (Image: Road Accident Fund)
And so it was – fittingly on the anniversary of Social Media Day on 30 June – that Flowstars were waiting to welcome RAF staff at RAF offices in Durban, Cape Town, East London, Johannesburg, Centurion and Pretoria with a special morning treat.
"The idea was to create a buzz around social media and get RAF staff to engage with internal Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and Twitter accounts in a way that would be enjoyable and fun," said Flow project manager Christelle de Beer.
"We did this by leveraging international Social Media Day and by treating staff members to fresh coffee and a treat, which worked out really well."
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Since most people appreciate a good cup of coffee at the start of their working day, the activation centred on an early-morning selection of designer coffees and specially created cupcakes – complete with edible social media logos – along with a personal note from RAF CEO Eugene Watson.
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Bon Ton Bakery: a French named bakery, owned by English and German descendants. "Bon" meaning "good" and "Ton" meaning "your;" and when put together in the French language it reads "Your Good" Bakery. While the name Bon Ton was not used until 1917, the building in which it is housed, has been a bakery since, at least, 1893.
In the summer of 1910, Floyd F. Fisher, a proprietor of a Racine Dry-cleaning service, sold his business and moved his wife Emma (nee Doering) and his five children to the small community of Jefferson. For six years, Floyd worked as a Watkins Remedies Salesman, until March of 1917, he was hired by a local bakery.
Nicholas Biwer, who had just bought out Lorenz Spangler's bakery, and his son-in-law, Fred Schilke; hired Floyd on as a baker. The once former 'City Bakery' had just been renamed 'Bon Ton.' Floyd and Fred worked together, modernizing the old-world bakery, bring in dough mixers with built in sifters, and a patent sanitary oven that was fired from the outside of the building.
But Fred did not last long in the business, and in January of 1920, he sold the bakery and its' buildings to Floyd. With the help of Emma, the bakery progressed into the new decade.
Floyd knew how to stir up business; one way was his advertisements to attract housewives into buying his store-bought bread. He ran numerous ads promoting, not only, his bread, but pies and cookies too.
But his clever marketing strategies worked, and the business boomed so much, that in 1925, Floyd replaced his oven with one twice the size of the previous (240 loaves!). The bread became so popular that he even started selling it to local grocers in town and in Helenville, Sullivan and Rome. They
would crate the loaves up in railroad boxes and ship them out by train. He even had plans for expanding the bakery into the building to the east and bought out the brick structure that housed the Universal Grocers store.
Unfortunately, Floyd never would get a chance to see this dream fulfilled. In November of 1926, Floyd died of a massive heart attack in their apartment above the store. He left behind his wife, and five children; preceded in death one son, who had died in 1915 following an operation. Floyd's only remaining son, Floyd Jr. or 'Fritz,' was studying at St. John's Military Academy.
While Emma and their daughter, Amy, tried to continue the business on their own; the two women soon found out that they could not. While the buildings remained in the family, and Emma continued to work there; she handed over the business portion to Ben Parker and A.F. Schuett.
Parker and Schuett ran the business well, promoting breads and cookies, despite the start of the 'Great Depression.' The two, and their families, would own the business from 1927 to 1937, when Fritz was able to buy the business back.
Fritz was an innovator like his father. After graduating from St. John's in 1930, he and Everett Puerner leased the Universal Grocer building and started Puerner-Fisher Service Grocery.
However, the business did not last long, and in 1933, Fritz headed off to Chicago to study at the Baking Institute for three years. When he arrived back home, he began working for Parker and Schuett, until he was able to purchase it from them.
Fritz began where his father left off. Promoting 'Great Depression' innovations like the 'Twin Bread,' a 26 oz loaf that allowed housewives to buy bread only once a week, and 'Coconut Sticks,' which were used from the leftover bread scraps.
He would also hold additional promotions to spark up business, including the deal of bringing in a certain amount of bread wrappers from the bakery, and receiving a gift at minimal cost, like 'American Maid' dolls, a whistle, or kites.
But Fritz's days at the bakery were limited as well. He died at the age of 25 after complications of appendicitis. He left behind a young wife and infant daughter.
With the sudden loss of her last son, Emma wrote to one of her daughters, Elsie, and asked for help with the business. In February of 1938, Elsie (Fisher) Radtke, her husband Irving Sr., and their three children (Amy, Richard, & Irving), moved from their Racine farm, back to Jefferson.
Irving Radtke, himself, had no background in the bakery business. A well-driller and farmer, he also worked for the township of Racine, plowing snow. Elsie, on the other hand, had been working as a schoolteacher. Still, they packed up their family and moved into the upstairs apartment with Emma and continued the family business. In July of 1939, the Bon Ton was remodeled, with an art-deco theme. A larger round window and a B-designed door was added to the front of the building. And by this time, the bakery had even acquired a second delivery truck.
But when America became involved with World War II, it marked a slowdown for many small businesses, including the bakery. Advertising has slowed to a minimum, as people had little extra money to spend and rationing of ingredients began. To fight the shortages at hand, the bakeries in the surrounding counties formed a CO-OP to trade surplus ingredients for others that they needed.
With the bakery business down, the Radtke's decided to expand in other directions.
Irving and Elsie purchased a historic 1840s farmhouse and the surrounding land on the southwest side of town from the Doubleday family. There, they raised fruits and vegetables, had a few animals and, in 1947, started the catering business that became the Great Oaks Tea Room.
The large home hosted weddings, funerals, baby showers, company picnics and even club meetings. Irving was a loyal member of the Jefferson Rotary Club, to which he belonged from 1951-71. His daughter, Amy (Radtke) Turner, even followed in his footsteps, and was the first woman admitted into the club years later. Amy joined in the family business, in both the bakery and the catering business. And when Richard returned from serving in the navy, he followed in as well.
In December of 1948, Emma Fisher passed away; leaving Irving and Elsie to solely run the business.
But, of course, there was a bump in the road. A fire in the boiler downstairs exploded and blew out the back of the building. It caused smoke and water damage to the front store and required the bakery to be remodeled.
Business boomed throughout the 1950s and the 1960s; with the Great Oaks being a staple to many weddings and receptions. But in 1971, Irving Radtke suffered a major heart attack, and passed away at the age of 72. With that loss, Elsie formed a partnership with Richard and Amy, and continued to work at the bakery until her retirement in 1978.
By this time, the Bon Ton had outlasted a lot of competitors, and was now the only bakery left in town. And it was in the 1970s that Jefferson's Gemuetlichkeit Days, got its' start. The Radtke's became involved with the festival, entering floats in the parade, decorating the shop windows, and even hosting food booths.
Since 2006, Bon Ton has run the Hoopensaucher Haus at the Fair Park, serving a wide selection of food for the German fairgoers.
The bakery underwent remodeling again in the 1980s, utilizing a revolving loan through the City of Jefferson. But sadly, the family had another loss in 1981. Elsie (Fisher) Radtke suffered a stroke while tending her garden and never recovered. She passed away at the age of 82.
By this time, Richard's son, John, had entered the business. While John had worked other jobs previously, he kept finding his way back to the bakery. And here is where he met his wife. Cindy Schakelman had started working for the bakery part time and the two hit it off. In 1979, they were married.
In 1988, John officially bought out Amy Turner's portion of the business, while Verla Radtke, Richard's wife, bought out his.
In 1991, the Bon Ton gained regional fame as it participated in the Taste of Madison, serving up their Veggie Pizza and other tasty goodies to the big city citizens.
Then finally, in 1999, under John's ownership, Floyd Fisher's dream became a reality as the storefront expanded into the eastside building (74 year later). With the catering business expanding, the larger storefront just made sense.
In the meantime, Jessica Radtke, John, and Cindy's daughter, was already helping behind the scenes.
By the age of 5, she would help put buns on the pans, and by 14, she was doing the grunt work of washing dishes and wiping down tables. But she too, fell in love with the creativity of the business and wanted to continue pursuing the family career.
Jessica went on to study at Madison Area Technical College and Blackhawk Technical College, for both Baking and Culinary Arts. And today, she works alongside her mom, Cindy, decorating cakes and making pies and desserts.
And like her parents, she too met her future husband in the bakery. Josh Punzel, a 2000 MATC baking and culinary arts graduate, had needed an internship and found his place at the Bon Ton.
Jessica and Josh immediately connected through their love for baking, and they married in 2008.
Both husband and wife have creative minds that they can express through their cooking, and Josh has fit right into the family
Since then, Verla Radtke has officially retired, and Richard Radtke passed away in March of 2018, but the remaining two generations continue to hold the business in position that will carry them well into its' next 100 years.


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Home Entertainment The Gunk Confirms Its Release Date On Xbox And PC
The Gunk Confirms Its Release Date On Xbox And PC
The Gunk: The title developed by Image & Form will go on sale in December for Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC. The next project from the creators of SteamWorld already has a specific release date. Since it was officially shown at Gamescom 2021, it was said that the objective was to commercialize The Gunk in the month of December, something that seems to be fulfilled. Image & Form has revealed that its project will hit the market on the 16th of that month in all its versions, that is, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC.
The Gunk promises to transport us to an exotic planet where we must face terrible creatures, all while solving puzzles and discovering the mysteries of this hostile world. A parasite has left the place unrecognizable, so one of the objectives is for the planet to regain its former splendor. Thanks to a power glove, the player will have the opportunity to manipulate the environment and take advantage of the advantages that are presented before him.
The monsters have been corrupted by the parasite, beasts that will attack both alone and in packs, so a different strategy will have to be established for each situation. It will also be important to reflect on the objectives: Save the planet or loot the resources and then abandon it to fate?
The project has changed
The Gunk has been conceived as a collaboration between Xbox and Image & Form. In fact, the project has mutated over the years. It was originally designed as a two-dimensional game, but after adopting Unreal Engine 4 they also opted for three-dimensional graphics. "Collaborating with Xbox has been incredible. We wanted to take full advantage of the potential of the Xbox ecosystem, so we have put in a massive effort to ensure that regardless of the platform you play on, you will experience the full vision of The Gunk, "said the developers.
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Kids grow up so quickly. One minute they are in diapers and the next minute your daughter wants highlights! Here's the low down on hair color and your kid.
In this article, we will be referring to semi-permanent (4-8 week color) and permanent hair color. Temporary hair colors that wash out immediately or in 1-2 weeks are generally safe for most children, although all safety precautions on the manufacturer's packaging should be used when applying even the most temporary of hair color products.
Hair color is a chemical. Different brands and types of hair color have different ingredients, but all will contain at least one of the following: ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, isopropyl alcohol, p-Phenylenediamine, and resorcinol. These ingredients are drying to the hair and skin and can cause an allergic reaction. If you choose to use these hair color products on your child, it is important that a patch test is performed to be sure that your child is not allergic to the product.
You may have noticed that your child's hair changes a lot. Color, thickness, texture, and curls can go through several changes from birth until puberty. Many recommendations indicate that chemically changing a child's hair prior to puberty age is not ideal. Kid's hair before this time is typically thinner and more fragile and can be easily damaged by even the most gentle hair color formulations.
The same holds true for your child's scalp. Children's skin and scalp are more tender, sensitive, and prone to allergic reaction. It's the reason why we use specially formulated shampoo, body wash, and sun protection for our kids. Hair color can be very irritating. In the case of an allergic reaction broken skin, hair loss, hives, itching, and burns can occur.
In serious cases, a child could experience difficulty breathing and swallow. It is very important that a patch test is given to any child that is having a hair color treatment.
Beyond an allergic or other skin reaction to hair color, some research says that increased risks for cancer can occur from coloring a child's hair at too early of an age.
Temporary wash out colors are always fun for kids of all ages, special events, and costume parties.
Never apply any kind of semi-permanent or permanent hair color to a child under the age of 8.
Gentle (10 volume or less), deposit only, color (which means that you are simply adding color or darkening the color) is okay for kids over the age of 9 or 10.
Highlighting or lightening hair (20 or 30 volume hair color) should be reserved for children after puberty.
40 volume hair color should never be used on children.
Off the scalp coloring (foiling color or using a highlighting cap rather than allowing the color to touch the scalp) is always better to reduce the chance of allergic reactions.
Less is more. Instead of all over highlights or lowlights, try just a few to start!


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Q: R: How to query for date format in output from scan? I have hear a really silly output format from observations which I've to read in with scan.
Here's a snipplet from (data.dat), where I've marked header and data blocks:
06.02.2014    # header
PNP
-0,005
00:05#587     # values
00:15#591
23:50#587
23:55#587
07.02.2014    # header
PNP
-0,005
00:10#587     # values
00:15#590
23:55#590
24:00#593
08.02.2014    # header
PNP
-0,005
00:05#590     # value
00:10#595
00:15#600
23:50#600
23:55#607

The problems are:

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*I've got date for several years in 5min resolution,

*each day has is own header (constant length), beginning with the date and two additional entries,

*the length of the time series (format HH:MM#value)for each day is not constant, data gaps exists (not shown in the example)

My aim is a data.frame of the form date, time, value.
So, I need a loop or something, which analyses the single list elements (output from  scan(file=data.dat, what=" ") as character). Since the time blocks have different lengths, I'd like to subsetting my daily data beginning with the date, skipping some further header elements, and than strsplit the time#value elements of the list, which has been outputted by
crap     <- scan(file = data.dat, what=" ")   # import as list

the strsplit works well with
tmp <- strsplit(crap[4:8], split="#")
df  <- data.frame(date=as.Date(crap[1],format = "%d.%m.%Y"), time=sapply(tmp, "[[", 1), W=sapply(tmp, "[[", 2))

However, I've no idea how to analyse the elements from the list (as characters), if they have an valid date format.
Cheers!

A: I have a solution but it may be very specific to the question you asked and what I interpreted.
First read the data and remove the PNP and -0,005 from the data.
crap     <- read.table(file = "data.dat",comment.char = " ")
a        <- as.vector(crap$V1)
a        <- a[-grep("PNP|-0,005",x = a)]

Now I extract the dates contained in the vector a
dateId   <- grep(".",x=a,fixed=T)
uniquedate    <- as.matrix(a[dateId])
> uniquedate
     [,1]
[1,] "06.02.2014"
[2,] "07.02.2014"
[3,] "08.02.2014"

Now I create a vector of dates of same length as no. of values in the dataset by repeating the dates for the number of values present in the corresponding date.
len      <- length(dateId)
dateRepVal    <- c(diff(dateId)-1,(length(a) - dateId[len]))
dates     <- unlist(sapply(1:len,FUN = function(x){rep(uniquedate[x],dateRepVal[x])}))

All other elements expect the date in our dataset "a" are time-value pair.using this information now I get the time and val by using the strsplit function and then create the dataframe.
timeVal   <- strsplit(a[-dateId],split = "#")
time      <- sapply(timeVal, "[[", 1)
val       <- sapply(timeVal, "[[", 2)
DF        <- data.frame(date = dates,time=time,val=val)

The final required output looks like below.
>DF
         date  time val
1  06.02.2014 00:05 587
2  06.02.2014 00:15 591
3  06.02.2014 23:50 587
4  06.02.2014 23:55 587
5  07.02.2014 00:10 587
6  07.02.2014 00:15 590
7  07.02.2014 23:55 590
8  07.02.2014 24:00 593
9  08.02.2014 00:05 590
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Hope this solves the problem.

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