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using JagdPanther.Model;
using JagdPanther.ViewModel;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;

namespace JagdPanther.View
{
	public partial class ThreadListViewDictionary
	{
		private bool isdes;

		public MainViewModel DataContext { get; private set; }

		public void ThreadListColumnClicked(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
		{
			var y = (sender as GridViewColumnHeader).Tag.ToString();

			var x = ((MainViewModel)(Application.Current.MainWindow.DataContext)).ThreadListTabs.SelectedTab;
			List<Thread> data;
			if (!isdes)
			{
				switch (y)
				{
					case "Title":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderBy(z => z.Title).ToList();
						break;
					case "CreatedTime":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderBy(z => z.CreatedTime).ToList();
						break;
					case "VoteCount":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderBy(z => z.VoteCount).ToList();
						break;
					case "CommentCount":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderBy(z => z.CommentCount).ToList();
						break;
					case "Speed":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderBy(z => z.Speed).ToList();
						break;
					case "Flair":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderBy(z => z.Flair).ToList();
						break;
					default:
						return;
				}
			}
			else
			{
				switch (y)
				{
					case "Title":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderByDescending(z => z.Title).ToList();
						break;
					case "CreatedTime":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderByDescending(z => z.CreatedTime).ToList();
						break;
					case "VoteCount":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderByDescending(z => z.VoteCount).ToList();
						break;
					case "CommentCount":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderByDescending(z => z.CommentCount).ToList();
						break;
					case "Speed":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderByDescending(z => z.Speed).ToList();
						break;
					case "Flair":
						data = new List<Thread>(x.ThreadList).OrderByDescending(z => z.Flair).ToList();
						break;
					default:
						return;
				}
			}
			x.ThreadList.Clear();
			isdes = !isdes;
			data.ForEach(p => x.ThreadList.Add(p));
		}
	}
}


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Q: Перезапись url в wordpress Допустим создан произвольный тип записи с таким названием: custom_post.
Есть страница, на которой выводится список этих записей нового типа, по примеру записей блога.
Но при открытии отдельной записи custom_post, url выглядит так:
http://site.ru/custom_post/custom_postname
Подскажите, как сделать, чтобы url новой записи выглядел по типу записей блога, к примеру так:
http://site.ru/custom_postname
В настройках Постоянных ссылок выбрана опция:
Название записи - http://site.ru/sample-post/

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Q: How to handle the modules the proper way I 'am running my first C++ project using Visual Studio 2012
This is the architecture of my project:
Source Files
 |main.cpp
 |stdafx.cpp
 |module.cpp
Header files
 |stdafx.h
 |targetver.h
 |module.h

I always try to be modular in my code so i usually decalare variables and structures in the .h and then define them on the cpp files
//module.h
#ifndef MODULE_H
#define MODULE_H

int a;
typedef struct
{
 int a;
 int b;
}tmastruct;
typedef enum {LUNDI, MARDI}eMaEnum;
extern void fct(void);

#endif

module.cpp:
//module.cpp
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "a.h"

void fct()
{
  printf ("Hello World \n");
}

but actually i don't know why i get
error LNK2005: "int a" (?a@@3IA) main.obj

i know that by declaring a as extern int a the problem will be resolved but i wonder why the first declaration works on a c project and not in a c++ project
i also have a question about using stdAfx.h the proper way after checking some posts i make the following rule:
1) stdafx.h should contain the headers that are rarely modified (it means it shouldn't contain the header of your own modules)
2) stdafx.h should be included only in the .cpp files after including stdafx.h you may include your own modules header
do you think that this rule is right and what do you do to handle your modules?

A: As Olaf says, C and C++ are very different languages, but to that I add that MSVC (and GCC) are unique things unto themselves beyond both.
It is a bad idea to define data elements such as int a in a header because if the header gets included more than once, it results in multiple definitions, which is undefined behavior in C and ill-formed (no-diagnostic-required) in C++. MSVC may be one of the compilers that accepts multiple common non-conflicting definitions in C as an extension but apparently, as is not unusual, it diagnoses and doesn't accept it in C++.
See this answer on Tentative definitions in C99 and linking, it is my read that MSVC shouldn't accept this program, even in C.
Note: there isn't quite enough detail to duplicate here to be certain
To your question, the best suggestions I have:

*

*Put declarations of data items in the module headers, always with extern

*Put declarations of functions in the module headers, extern is superflous so be consistent, but either way it is the same

*Do not put anything in stdafx.h except what the GUI thing does automatically or requires

*stdafx.h must be first in all .cpp files that use it, followed by other headers

*Separate portable C or C++ code away from MSVC specific code and do not include stdafx.h in those files. This may even be a separate static or dynamic library.


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Solar Cinema in Wimbledon
UCL Slade School of Fine Art alumnus Martin Newth (MFA Fine Art Media 1999) has created a camera obscura in Wimbledon Common and is giving a free talk about the project at 2pm on 21 July 2007.
Martin, an artist and photographer, has turned a tent into a temporary camera obscura for his project, entitled 'Solar Cinema', turning the lens on the historic Cannizaro Park to create remarkable real-time images of the colour, movement, light and leisure of park life in July.
'Art Works in Wimbledon' commissioned the project. Its director Martin Holman said: "Solar Cinema rolls back the story of photography to its origins, which lie in the inverted image projected by natural light on to a screen. Even in the seventeenth century, viewers suspected sorcery on seeing these extraordinary images. Later inventors discovered how to fix the image, and photography was born. But now, as the medium has moved forward to the era of easy, disposable digital image making, perhaps it is time to rediscover the original process and give photography a new lease of life."
To find out more, use the links at the bottom of this article
Image: Solar Cinema
Martin Newth
UCL Slade School of Fine Art

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It's a fine line between fiction and non-fiction sometimes, and I have had a good time enjoying the blur in the writing of my latest piece, The Sun Alone at Sunset, which is published in Issue 13 of the online literary journal The Rusty Toque. Here is a snippet of the opening. To read the rest of the piece, and of the issue, kindly migrate here.
The first time you left me to spend the day alone at your place but withheld your key and I didn't ask for one because we've learned to control that impulse to charge forward, to compress the gains of years into months, or weeks.
This morning, you looked so easy to harm, hunched over your nightstand gathering up your needs for the day, one by one. But now, laid out on your back for a hard-earned nap, you are an expanse of solid ground. Lying on my side next to you I am an island of rolling hills, observing from across wrinkled water the gently rising and falling flatland of your supine body. Outside, the sun lowers like a plump girl towards the dark horizon, nervous about what awaits her once she slips beyond sight of you and I, who have promised to be on the balcony to see her off.
Tags: creative non-ficiton, nature and relationships, non-fiction, The Rusty Toque, trust in relationships. Bookmark the permalink.


This past week, I've been busy working with our local "Business Development Coordinator".
What I have learned... is most business have no clue - what they are doing.
The main reason is ... no one is helping or guideing them!
Your (every) business must promote themselves.
Note: I have been having a Grand Opening now for 22 years!
Ask yourself, "I wonder if they know I am in Business?"
You never know... who they are or who them can refer you to!
"It's not how good you are. It's how bad you want it!"


I'm very grateful to a local property developer for allowing me access to his project at various stages of completion. I hope it will provide an insight in to what the various stages look like, and what can indeed be achieved on a project such as this. Apart from that, I just think it is intriguing to see how the property will change over the course of the refurbishment. I am not presenting it as a 'how to' guide, as I personally do not have the building knowledge to do so, and any practical advice you might take from my posts are entirely up to you…for which neither myself or our developer friend take responsibility!
and finally, so you can get a feel of the layout, here is the….
I will be in touch again shortly to update you with the next set of images. Until then, thanks for reading.


SheSays Cape Town, the first chapter in Africa, hosted its second event at the GetSmarter headquarters on Thursday 23 August. The event, which consisted of a powerhouse panel of female speakers, focused on the theme Day job / Side hustle / What else? – an in-depth discussion about what it takes to think like an entrepreneur, even if you aren't one.
On the panel: Paula Hulley (CEO of the IAB SA); Yogavelli Nambiar (CEO of the Allan Gray Orbis Foundation); Lauren Fowler (illustrator, graphic designer and 'thing maker'); Izelle Venter (Channel Head of VIA); and Zola Nene (TV personality, cookbook author and food stylist). Anelde Greeff, SheSays co-director, was the mediator for the evening and kicked things off by asking each panel member to introduce themselves and describe which characteristics are needed to think like an entrepreneur.
A positive attitude. "It's important to be able to take the negative, and use it to your advantage," said Venter.
Self-belief and self-reliance. In order to believe in your dream, you need to believe in yourself. Hulley believes it "all starts with you".
Determination. The ability to push yourself. Nene mentioned that you need to "be your own cheerleader", according to Nene.
Looking at things differently. Nambiar mentioned that it is important to "go beyond what people generally see, and delve deeper." She added that once you start asking questions, you are able to identify the gaps.
Patience. Fowler insisted that one should "not be deterred when you hear the word 'no'".
Resilience. The importance of picking yourself up, dusting yourself off and keep moving forward.
Passion. "But to be willing to adapt your ideas when you need to," added Fowler.
Thereafter the discussion flowed freely and covered a multitude of topics relevant to entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs.
Most entrepreneurs have experienced failure at some point in their journeys, and the panel agreed that individuals need to change the way failure is perceived.
Nene mentioned that she "fails a little every day", but that it should not be viewed negatively. "Your failures do not define you. My failures motivate me every day," she said.
Nambiar discussed women's tendency to underplay their skills and be apologetic about their capabilities. She urged the audience to debunk the myths around gender stereotyping, and to re-envision the narrative for female entrepreneurs by focusing on strengths and skills, and confidently stepping forward towards opportunities and risks. "Women need to be bold in what they are selling," she added.
Hulley added, "When you are trying to sell an idea, start with the end in mind. People won't necessarily understand your vision, therefore you need to take them on a journey. It is important to know what you want from your project, to do the research, and understand the resources needed."
The next SheSays event is planned for November 2018. Join the group on Facebook, Twitter @SheSaysCapeTown or Instagram, or get in touch at shesays.capetown@gmail.com if you have any questions or suggestions, or want to volunteer your time or venue.
Posted: August 30th, 2018 under News.


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Albany Budget Deal Includes $15 Minimum Wage, Paid Family Leave
This week, Albany announced a budget deal including provisions designed to put 3.1 million working men and women on the path to a $15 per hour minimum wage. Workers in NYC will see the wage boost take effect by 2018 (2019 for companies with less than 10 employees), while workers in Long Island a
Fight for $15 - Global Day of Action
Mar 25, 2016 | News Story
CUNY Faculty & Staff Holds "Die-In" to Call for Increased Investment
On Thursday, more than 40 CUNY faculty and staff members locked arms and blocked the doors in front of Governor Cuomo's Manhattan office. The "die-in" was designed to Highlight the demand for increased investment in CUNY in the State budget.
CWA 1101 Contract Rally
After nine months of bargaining, Verizon is still refusing to negotiate a fair contract for 39,000 workers across the Northeast.
Mar 4, 2016 | News Story
Ironworkers Release New Video Highlighting NYC Workers
This week, the Ironworkers union released a
Gawker Digital Media Writers Ratify Contract
This week, the Writers Guild of America, East
Fight for $15: March on Albany
Join thousands of workers from across the state as they converge on the Capitol Building in Albany, NY to demand a $15 minimum wage.
Transportation will be provided as necessary, please click the link below to reserve a seat.
Fight for $15: National Day of Action
Join workers from across the Labor Movement, activists, and allies calling for a raise for millions of low-wage workers.
Go to FightFor15.org to sign-up for updates.
What's Your Story? Young Worker Conference
What do fast food workers, construction workers, new media, entertainment workers, teachers, transportation workers, and retail workers have in common?
They are all fighting for change by putting workers' voices & faces front and center in their fights!
Oct 1, 2015 | Press Release
Statement By President Alvarez on Congress' Failure to Reauthorize the Zadroga Act
New York City Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO President Vincent Alvarez today released the following statement regarding Congress' failure to reauthorize the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, which provides continued funding for health care programs designed to treat those affected b


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Pakistan's untapped potential
With a large population of over 170 million and a rapidly developing economy, Pakistan's energy needs are huge. The country is historically a net energy importer. Today, it is facing a gap of around 7000 MW in electric power. Apart from a few large hydropower schemes, the country's great potential for renewable energy has not been tapped yet. As is the case in many developing countries, it would make sense to start a long-term transition towards greater use of renewable energy (RE), using indigenous, clean and abundant resources.
By Noor Fatima
Noor Fatima
The Government of Pakistan (GOP) is aware of the challenges, but its action, so far, remains half-hearted. Pakistan currently has almost
21.600 GW of installed capacity for electricity generation. Conventional thermal power plants, which use oil, natural gas and coal, account for almost 68 %. Hydropower makes up for around 30 % and nuclear power for about two per cent. This energy mix is heavily skewed towards expensive fossil fuels. To meet growing demand, Pakistani authorities want to boost the country's generating capacity by 50 % by 2014.
Today, Pakistan imports about one third of the energy the country uses. The results include strained foreign exchange reserves and over-dependence on foreign supplies. Since power generation is not up to demand, the people suffer from black outs which often last eight to 16 hours. At the same time, at most 70 % of the people have access to electricity at all, according to the Competition Commission of Pakistan. The official Pakistan Economic Survey of 2006/07 similarly revealed that more than 40,000 villages are not linked to the power grid. It is obvious that the scenario is not satisfying, and things are likely to get worse as the population grows.
It is equally obvious, moreover, that Pakistan does not use energy efficiently. The country consumes 10 to 30 % more energy per unit of GDP than rich nations do. At the same time, per-capita consumption is quite low, only about one third of the global average.
In view of climate change, it is obvious that fossil fuels are not the answer. Moreover, the risks of nuclear power became evident in Fukushima. Given that an advanced, tech-savvy nation like Japan apparently cannot manage this technology safely, there is no reason to believe that developing countries will do better.
No doubt, RE solutions are what the country needs. On top of being clean and relying on locally available resources they have the advantage of generating local employment. Decentralised power generation means jobs in many places. Decisionmakers, however, do not seem to be comfortable with RE options. To some extent this is due to the fact that the rich world is only tentatively introducing renewables. Pakistan's leaders, however, should follow the example of China, where the government is quite active in introducing climate-friendly technology.
Policy features
At the federal level, the Ministry of Water and Power framed Pakistan's first national RE policy in 2006. For large hydroelectric (hydel) schemes of more than 50 MW, the Government of Pakistan adopted the Policy for Power Generation Projects in 2002. Additional policy guidelines are to be issued in the course of time.
The RE policy spells out strategies to promote small scale hydel, wind and solar power generation. Some of its salient features are:
– It deregulates small scale power generation (of up to five megawatt for hydel and one megawatt for other technologies) with renewable resources.
– It lays down simple and transparent principles for determining tariffs.
– It facilitates projects to obtain carbon credits for avoided greenhouse gas emissions, helping improve financial returns and reducing per unit costs.
– It aims to develop 3730 MW wind power generation capacity by 2020 and 9700 MW by 2030.
– It invites investment from the private sector. Relevant incentives include tax exemptions, freedom from customs duties for relevant equipment and unrestricted international trade in shares in RE facilities.
The policy wants to mainstream RE use in the development plans of the country. It stipulates that at least two per cent of all investments power generation should be dedicated to RE and that RE facilities should account for at least 10 % of the country's energy supply by the year 2015.
In view of the growth challenges Pakistan is facing, these goals are not very ambitious. More could and should be done. After all, the RE potential is huge according to the government:
– Pakistan's hydel potential is estimated at about 50,000 MW, of which only 6600 MW was developed in the past 50 years. There are numerous sites, especially in the mountains, where hydel power could be generated. Capacity would range from 1 MW to more than 10 MW per site.
– Pakistan gets very much sunshine. Per square meter, on average 5.5 KW could be generated. This approach is particularly important for providing off-grid power in the mountains and deserts (also note essay by Joe Fischbeck on power supply in remote rural areas on page 27).
– Wind energy offers a potential of up to 50,000 MW. Pakistan has 1000 Km of coastline, where wind farms could be set up. So far, there is not a single wind power system that would generate more than 500 W in Pakistan.
Pakistan lacks several things that would help to speed up RE development. The country needs an off-grid consumer concept to boost independent power generation in remote rural areas. Federal and province-level agencies have begun to tackle this issue. While private sector companies, public agencies, non-governmental organisations and even individuals are allowed to set up small scale power generation and distribution schemes at suitable locations, there are no clear rules about how to manage customer-client relations in such mini-grids.
Pakistan also needs a feed-in tariff concept, which would allow small scale power generation to generate revenues by boosting supply in the national grid. Germany and other rich nations have such programmes. Experience shows that attractive feed-in tariffs help to increase RE power generation fast.
All summed up, Pakistan has begun to move in the right direction, but only slowly so. One reason for the lack of momentum is that several large bureaucracies are involved (see box on p. 15). Given that Pakistan is a nation of more than 170 million people that speak different regional languages, there is no point in complaining about the size of the bureaucracy as such.
The real question is whether renewable energy options and the environmental movement are finally getting the attention of policy makers who need to encourge foreign and domestic investments. It seems evident that action so far has not been as effective as desired. The government and its agencies, particularly the Pakistan Council of Renewable Energy Technology (PCERT), established in 2001, and the Alternative Energy Development Board (AEDB) created in 2003, have the challenge to promote investments in renewables. They would do well to accept the technical and financial support donor agencies are willing to offer. The country has nothing to lose, but a lot to gain in the field of RE.
So far, the key factors hindering RE technology transfer are financial constraints and limited infrastructure. Market expansion is vital for the growth of the renewable energy sector, not only in Pakistan but in other developing countries and even in advanced nations too. The public sector must play a significant role to make it happen.
The path towards a sustainable energy future in Pakistan is not easy, but the option is evident. Nonetheless, there is a sense of limbo and impasse. No break-through is in sight. As long as there is a lack of political will and determined leadership, Pakistan will not be able to rise to the challenges.
The government has to make RE a priority area. The nation needs new legislation to make compulsory the use of alternative technologies for electricity generation for residential appliances as well as to meet energy shortages. Such an approach is more promising than simply trying to expand the national grid, which is expensive, but nonetheless will never reach all people in need.
Roli Mahajan
Protecting ancestral land
Sheila Mysorekar
A clean way to make money
Predicting conflicts


Swords & Sorcery: a blog: Germanpalooza!
One of the most intriguing periods of history is the migration of the German peoples into Western Europe. Out of the mist-shrouded forest of the East came seemingly endless tribes. The Romans were able to hold them back behind the great rivers for years but in the end failed. In the end the Germans broke out, flooding into almost every corner of the faltering Western Roman Empire.
While I'm not actually German, I'm entirely Germanic: English, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish. All my ancestry lies with those the likes of the ancient Saxons, Angles, Jutes, Franks, and Goths. All started as migrants spurred westward by still really unknown causes. Some have suggested extreme cold weather as an impetus for the migrations, others the pressure of other tribal peoples behind them in the East. I doubt we'll ever know for sure.
There's a debate over whether the Germans' movement was an invasion or a migration. I think that the sacking of cities and the conquest of various provinces sort puts them in the invader category. So between my ancient German roots and my later Scandinavian ones, my background consists of barbarians and reavers. Nice.


11. Davenport Motor Company Of Rocky Mount, Inc.
The dealer gave a true description of the van, and answered all our questions before we drove the 2 1/2 hours to view the van, and we purchased the van that day. The only problem was that we were not given the Chrysler 'sticker' for the van which included all the van details, i.e. all the items included on the van, but we are hopeful that the vehicle description will be forthcoming, since we requested it. The staff were very nice, and we were very satisfied. We would have liked more time to have the vehicle options explained but we were pressed for time and needed to return home. The dealer has been very helpful in answering our questions since our purchase.
Great dealership, very professional. Forbes and Jim were great. Dealt with Forbes before driving 2 hrs. To pick up car. He made it worth my drive to buy from them. Jim helped us with the paper work and close the deal. Great people to work with. Would refer any of my friends and family. Thanks guys.
Responded immediately, it was not the vehicle I was looking for it was rear wheel drive and I'm looking for a 4x4. Gentleman was very courteous on the phone.
Scheduled service online, which is easiest for me, rec'd a confirmation email a few days before appt, arrived and in and out very quickly. Will continue having my car serviced there. Very friendly people.
We went in, drove the Encore, made the purchase . All done in less than 2 hours. I will go back when I need my next vehicle.
WE'LL DEFINITELY BE REFERRING EVERYONE WE KNOW!!!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We bought a new RZR the other day. Called on Thursday...they didn't have the one we wanted there but they went and picked it up for us and had it there the very next day! AWESOME customer service and it was definitely a pleasure doing business with them!
Just got a small polaris quad for my daughter here...Adam and all the guys are top notch and the best and easiest to deal with...I am heading back north knowing I will do business here frequently. Well worth the trip !!!
Can't say enough good things about Allan! He made the process of buying our 4 wheeler fun and painless. We will definitely be back in the future for more toys! Thank you!
I have bought 2 sportsman's from them and always send my friends there. They give you a great deal and take care of you. I will always buy my atv's from them.
Just recently bought my bike here. I saw a price from a site they posted online, and thought it was too good to be true. Unlike other dealers, they didn't try to tack on $1k in ridiculous fees. I finalized the price of the bike over email and over the phone, walked in there, filled out some paperwork and I was out in less than an hour. It was well worth the 1+ hour drive, and the staff was extremely courteous and helpful.


text:
Hanna Samson – polska psycholożka, pisarka, dziennikarka, feministka.

Życiorys
Przez kilka lat prowadziła dział psychologii w czasopiśmie "Twój Styl". Obecnie pracuje w redakcjach magazynów "Sens" i "Business Class", publikuje w miesięczniku "Zwierciadło" i tygodniku "Wysokie Obcasy". Prowadzi grupy terapeutyczne w Fundacji Centrum Edukacji Liderskiej. W ramach telefonu interwencyjnego Fundacji Feminoteka udziela porad psychologicznych kobietom doświadczającym przemocy.

Była zamężna z psychologiem i psychoterapeutą Andrzejem Samsonem (rozwód); ze związku ma córkę.

Twórczość
 Publikacje
 1996: Zimno mi, mamo
 2000: Pułapka na motyla
 2001: 7 opowiadań o miłości i jedno inne
 2004: Miłość. Reaktywacja
 2005:
 2006: Pokój żeńsko-męski na chwałę patriarchatu
 2007: 7 grzechów przeciwko miłości
 2009: Flesz. Zbiorowy akt popświadomości
 2010: Ja, prezydenta i inne głosy
 2012: Życie po mężczyźnie
 Scenariusz
 2010: Wojna żeńsko-męska

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne

 http://lubimyczytac.pl/autor/14824/hanna-samson
 http://polki.pl/zycie-gwiazd/newsy,hanna-samson,7567396,artykul.html
 http://www.weranda.pl/styl-zycia-new/znani-i-lubiani-o-domu/na-tarasie-hanny-samson
 http://zwierciadlo.pl/tag/felietony-hanny-samson

Przypisy

Polscy dziennikarze
Polscy pisarze współcześni
Polscy psycholodzy
Polscy scenarzyści XXI wieku
Polskie feministki i feminiści
Urodzeni w XX wieku

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text:
@implementation UserProfileViewController

@synthesize appDelegate;
@synthesize profileBadge;
@synthesize profileTable;
@synthesize activitiesArray;
@synthesize activitiesUsername;
@synthesize userProfile;

- (id)initWithNibName:(NSString *)nibNameOrNil bundle:(NSBundle *)nibBundleOrNil {
    self = [super initWithNibName:nibNameOrNil bundle:nibBundleOrNil];
    if (self) {
        // Custom initialization
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)dealloc {
    self.profileTable.dataSource = nil;
    self.profileTable.delegate = nil;
}

- (void)viewDidLoad {
    [super viewDidLoad];
    // Do any additional setup after loading the view from its nib.
    self.appDelegate = (NewsBlurAppDelegate *)[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate];

    UITableView *profiles = [[UITableView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, self.view.frame.size.width, self.view.frame.size.height) style:UITableViewStyleGrouped];
    self.profileTable = profiles;
    self.profileTable.dataSource = self;
    self.profileTable.delegate = self;
    self.profileTable.autoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleWidth | UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleHeight;
    self.profileTable.backgroundView = nil;
    self.profileTable.backgroundColor = UIColorFromRGB(0xFFFFFF);

//    self.view.autoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleWidth | UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleHeight;
    ProfileBadge *badge = [[ProfileBadge alloc] init];
    self.profileBadge = badge;
}

- (void)viewDidUnload {
    [super viewDidUnload];
    // Release any retained subviews of the main view.
    self.appDelegate = nil;
    self.profileBadge = nil;
    self.profileTable = nil;
    self.activitiesArray = nil;
    self.activitiesUsername = nil;
    self.userProfile = nil;
}

- (void)viewWillAppear:(BOOL)animated {
    [super viewWillAppear:animated];
    CGRect vb = self.view.bounds;
    self.preferredContentSize = self.view.frame.size;
    self.view.frame = vb;
    self.profileTable.frame = vb;
    self.profileBadge.frame = CGRectMake(0, 0, vb.size.width, 140);

    self.view.backgroundColor = UIColorFromRGB(0xd7dadf);
    self.profileTable.backgroundColor = UIColorFromRGB(0xd7dadf);
}

- (BOOL)shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation:(UIInterfaceOrientation)interfaceOrientation {
	return YES;
}

- (void)didRotateFromInterfaceOrientation:(UIInterfaceOrientation)fromInterfaceOrientation {
    [self.profileTable reloadData];
}

// allow keyboard comands
- (BOOL)canBecomeFirstResponder {
    return YES;
}

- (void)doCancelButton {
    [appDelegate.modalNavigationController dismissViewControllerAnimated:NO completion:nil];
}

- (void)getUserProfile {
//    self.view.frame = self.view.bounds;
    self.preferredContentSize = CGSizeMake(320, 454);

    self.appDelegate = (NewsBlurAppDelegate *)[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate];
    [MBProgressHUD hideHUDForView:self.view animated:YES];
    MBProgressHUD *HUD = [MBProgressHUD showHUDAddedTo:self.view animated:YES];
    HUD.labelText = @"Profiling...";
    [self.profileBadge initProfile];
    NSString *urlString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@
                           "%@/social/profile?user_id=%@"
                           "&category=follow&category=comment_reply&category=comment_like&category=sharedstory",
                           self.appDelegate.url,
                           appDelegate.activeUserProfileId];

    [appDelegate.networkManager GET:urlString parameters:nil progress:nil success:^(NSURLSessionDataTask * _Nonnull task, id  _Nullable responseObject) {
        [self requestFinished:responseObject];
    } failure:^(NSURLSessionDataTask * _Nullable task, NSError * _Nonnull error) {
        [self informError:error];
    }];
}

- (void)requestFinished:(NSDictionary *)results {
    [MBProgressHUD hideHUDForView:self.view animated:YES];

    int code = [[results valueForKey:@"code"] intValue];
    if (code == -1) {
        NSLog(@"ERROR");
        return;
    }

    [MBProgressHUD hideHUDForView:self.view animated:YES];

    self.userProfile = [results objectForKey:@"user_profile"];

    NSString *currentUserId = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", [self.appDelegate.dictSocialProfile objectForKey:@"user_id"]];
    NSString *profileUserId = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", [self.userProfile objectForKey:@"user_id"]];

    // check follow button status
    if ([currentUserId isEqualToString:profileUserId]) {
        NSMutableDictionary *newUserProfile = [self.userProfile mutableCopy];
        [newUserProfile setValue:[NSNumber numberWithInt:1] forKey:@"yourself"];
        self.userProfile = newUserProfile;
    }

    self.activitiesArray = [results objectForKey:@"activities"];

    [self.profileTable reloadData];
    [self.view addSubview:self.profileTable];
}

#pragma mark -
#pragma mark Table View - Profile Modules List

- (NSInteger)numberOfSectionsInTableView:(UITableView *)tableView {
    return 2;
}

- (NSString *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView titleForHeaderInSection:(NSInteger)section {
    if (section == 1 && self.activitiesArray.count) {
        return @"Latest Activity";
    } else if (section == 2 && self.activitiesArray.count) {
        return @"Followers";
    } else {
        return nil;
    }
}

- (NSInteger)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView numberOfRowsInSection:(NSInteger)section {
    if (section == 0) {
        return 1;
    } else if (section == 2) {
        return 1;
    } else {
        return [self.activitiesArray count];
    }
}

- (CGFloat)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView heightForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    if (indexPath.section == 0 || indexPath.section == 2) {
        return 180;
    } else {
        SmallActivityCell *activityCell = [[SmallActivityCell alloc] init];
        int height = [activityCell setActivity:[self.activitiesArray objectAtIndex:(indexPath.row)]
                               withUserProfile:self.userProfile
                                     withWidth:self.view.frame.size.width - 20];
        return height;
    }
}

- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    CGRect vb = self.view.bounds;

    if (indexPath.section == 0) {
        ProfileBadge *cell = [tableView
                                 dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:@"ProfileBadgeCellIdentifier"];

        if (cell == nil) {
            cell = [[ProfileBadge alloc]
                    initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault
                    reuseIdentifier:nil];
        }

        [cell refreshWithProfile:self.userProfile showStats:YES withWidth:vb.size.width];

        cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone;
        return cell;
    } else if(indexPath.section == 1) {
        SmallActivityCell *cell = [tableView
                                   dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:@"ActivityCellIdentifier"];
        if (cell == nil) {
            cell = [[SmallActivityCell alloc]
                    initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault
                    reuseIdentifier:@"ActivityCellIdentifier"];
        }
        cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleGray;
        cell.accessoryType = UITableViewCellAccessoryDisclosureIndicator;
        [cell setActivity:[self.activitiesArray objectAtIndex:(indexPath.row)]
          withUserProfile:self.userProfile
                withWidth:vb.size.width];

            return cell;
    } else {
        FollowGrid *cell = [tableView
                            dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:@"FollowGridCellIdentifier"];
        if (cell == nil) {
            cell = [[FollowGrid alloc]
                    initWithStyle:UITableViewCellStyleDefault
                    reuseIdentifier:@"FollowGridCellIdentifier"];
        }
        cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone;
        [cell refreshWithWidth:vb.size.width];
        return cell;
    }
}

- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    NSInteger activitiesCount = [self.activitiesArray count];

    // badge is not tappable
    if (indexPath.section == 0 || indexPath.section == 2) {
        return;
    }

    if (indexPath.row < activitiesCount) {
        NSDictionary *activity = [self.activitiesArray objectAtIndex:indexPath.row];
        NSString *category = [activity objectForKey:@"category"];
        if ([category isEqualToString:@"follow"]) {
            [tableView deselectRowAtIndexPath:indexPath animated:YES];

            NSString *userId = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",
                                [[activity objectForKey:@"with_user"] objectForKey:@"user_id"]];
            appDelegate.activeUserProfileId = userId;

            NSString *username = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",
                                  [[activity objectForKey:@"with_user"] objectForKey:@"username"]];
            appDelegate.activeUserProfileName = username;

            [appDelegate pushUserProfile];
        } else if ([category isEqualToString:@"comment_reply"]) {
            NSString *feedIdStr = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",
                                   [[activity objectForKey:@"with_user"] objectForKey:@"id"]];
            NSString *contentIdStr = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",
                                      [activity objectForKey:@"content_id"]];
            [appDelegate loadTryFeedDetailView:feedIdStr
                                     withStory:contentIdStr
                                      isSocial:YES
                                      withUser:[activity objectForKey:@"with_user"]
                              showFindingStory:YES];
            appDelegate.tryFeedCategory = category;
        } else if ([category isEqualToString:@"comment_like"]) {
            NSString *feedIdStr = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",
                                   [[activity objectForKey:@"with_user"] objectForKey:@"id"]];
            NSString *contentIdStr = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",
                                      [activity objectForKey:@"content_id"]];
            [appDelegate loadTryFeedDetailView:feedIdStr
                                     withStory:contentIdStr
                                      isSocial:YES
                                      withUser:self.userProfile
                              showFindingStory:YES];
            appDelegate.tryFeedCategory = category;
        } else if ([category isEqualToString:@"sharedstory"]) {
            NSString *feedIdStr = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",
                                   [self.userProfile objectForKey:@"id"]];
            NSString *contentIdStr = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",
                                      [activity objectForKey:@"content_id"]];
            [appDelegate loadTryFeedDetailView:feedIdStr
                                     withStory:contentIdStr
                                      isSocial:YES
                                      withUser:self.userProfile
                              showFindingStory:YES];
            appDelegate.tryFeedCategory = category;
        } else if ([category isEqualToString:@"feedsub"]) {
            NSString *feedIdStr = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",
                                   [activity objectForKey:@"feed_id"]];
            NSString *contentIdStr = nil;
            [appDelegate loadTryFeedDetailView:feedIdStr
                                     withStory:contentIdStr
                                      isSocial:NO
                                      withUser:self.userProfile
                              showFindingStory:NO];
        }

        // have the selected cell deselect
        [tableView deselectRowAtIndexPath:indexPath animated:YES];
    }
}

@end

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text:
What is the South Florida Collections Management Center (SFCMC)?
March 11, 2019 by Captain Mitch
The South Florida Collections Management Center (SFCMC) is a multi-park museum program for Big Cypress National Preserve, De Soto National Memorial, and Biscayne, Dry Tortugas, and Everglades National Park.
The center coordinates the acquisition and preservation of museum collections, which support research and park needs.
SFCMC is in the Everglades. These museum house more than 7 million museum items.
Each of the five parks has a distinct museum and archive collection based on the purpose, history and the resources in the park.
The Everglades National Park houses:
655,757 archaeology objects
• 55 ethnology objects
• 804 history objects
• 2,710,511 archives objects
• 112 art objects
• 133,634 biology objects
• 3,287 geology objects
• 3,504,160 total objects
What type of objects are these exactly?
Objects recovered from shipwrecks (16th-20th centuries).
Objects made by Seminole and Miccosukee people like dolls, canoes, and tools.
Suit of armor from the 16th
A 19th-century cannon.
A 20th-century swamp buggy.
Mollusks, birds, reptiles, amphibians, mammals.
Documents, photographs, maps, films, drawings, and plans about the park.
Newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, journals, personal papers.
The public is welcome to visit the South Florida Collections Management Center museum and archives collections located in the Daniel Beard Center and Dr. Bill Robertson Center in Everglades National Park. The Daniel Beard Center is in the Nike Missile Site HM-69. The center is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. by appointment only. It is closed on all federal holidays and whenever the Everglades National Park is closed.
If you'd like to donate any objects or materials to the park collections, visit https://www.nps.gov/orgs/1565/contactus.htm.
Explore the Everglades on a Private Airboat Tour
There's so much to see and do in the Everglades – we're happy there are museums to house such important parts of the Park's past. It's important to see where we've come as a civilization.
If you want to learn about the park while on the water, go on an airboat tour. You'll learn a lot about the areas. To book an airboat tour, call Captain Mitch's Airboat Tours at 800-368-0065 or click our Everglades Private Airboat Tours page.
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Golf cart crossing sign in a affluent desert community.
Finland, Kuhmo, road sign which warns for crossing moose.
Romanticized rendition of Route 66 crossing a dry lake bed in the vast Mojave desert.
Pedestrian crossing sign isolated on a white background.
Railway crossing sign on Waterfront Road, Oamaru, New Zealand.
An Prong Horn Antelope crossing sign. Digitally created for zoo's and kids room.
A reflective dogs crossing sign.
A kangaroo crossing sign on the side of a road.


text:
apache
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# Configure
On each build the `config/*` files
are copied to the new container. Any customization
should be defined there prior to container build.

# Build
To build a new apache container

```sh
%> docker build --rm -t apache .
```

# Run
To run the new apache container

```sh
%> docker run apache
```

# Access
This docker container exposes the following TCP/UDP ports

TCP
* 22
* 80
* 443


text:
<?php
/** @noinspection PhpUnused */
declare(strict_types=1);

/**
 * Copyright by Jörg Wrase - www.Computer-Und-Sound.de
 * Hire me! coder@cusp.de
 *
 */

namespace computerundsound\culibrary;

class CuRequester
{

    /**
     * @return array | 'client', referer', 'server', 'site', 'query',
     */
    public static function getClientData(): array
    {

        $user_data_array = [];

        $ip                      = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] ?? '';
        $user_data_array['host'] = gethostbyaddr($ip) ?: '';

        $user_data_array['ip'] = $ip ?: '';

        $userDataKeyValueArray = [
            'HTTP_USER_AGENT' => 'client',
            'HTTP_REFERER'    => 'referer',
            'SERVER_NAME'     => 'server',
            'PHP_SELF'        => 'site',
            'QUERY_STRING'    => 'query',
        ];

        foreach ($userDataKeyValueArray as $key => $val) {
            $user_data_array[$val] = $_SERVER[$key] ?? '';
        }

        return $user_data_array;
    }

    /**
     * @param string $variableName
     * @param mixed  $standard_value
     *
     * @return bool|string
     */
    public static function getGetOrPostSessionStandardValue(string $variableName, $standard_value)
    {

        $value = self::getGetPostSession($variableName);

        if (self::getGetPostSession($variableName) !== null) {
            $_SESSION[$variableName] = $standard_value;

            $value = $standard_value;
        }

        return $value;
    }

    /**
     * @param string $variableName
     *
     * @return string|array|null
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    public static function getGetPostSession(string $variableName)
    {

        $value = $_SESSION[$variableName] ?? null;

        $postGetValue = self::getGetPost($variableName);

        if ($postGetValue !== null) {
            $value                   = $postGetValue;
            $_SESSION[$variableName] = $value;
        }

        return $value;
    }

    /**
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    public static function getGetPost(string $variableName)
    {

        $value = $_POST[$variableName] ?? $_GET[$variableName] ?? null;

        $value = self::stripSlashesDeep($value);

        return $value;
    }

    /**
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     * @return array|string
     * will only do something when get_magic_quotes_gpc === true
     */
    public static function stripSlashesDeep($value)
    {

        /** @noinspection PhpDeprecationInspection */
        if (function_exists('get_magic_quotes_gpc') && PHP_VERSION < 7 && get_magic_quotes_gpc()) {
            $value = is_array($value) ? array_map([__CLASS__, 'stripSlashesDeep'], $value) : stripcslashes($value);
        }

        return $value;
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}


text:
Q: JavaMail does not detect invalid email address of receiver(address that does not exist) I'm developing a web app that needs to send reminders to the customers. I'm using JavaMail for the same.but when I provide invalid receivers email address (email id that does not exist) the program does not throw SendFailedException. but inbox of the sender email id contains delivery report saying mail sending failed. Is there any way to detect this failure in the program? The code used is as follows:
[note that gmail smpt is used]
 Properties props = new Properties();
        props.put("mail.smtp.host", "smtp.gmail.com");
        props.put("mail.stmp.user", "abc@gmail.com");
        //If you want you use TLS
        props.put("mail.smtp.auth", "true");

        props.put("mail.smtp.starttls.enable", "true");
        props.put("mail.smtp.password", "password");
        // If you want to use SSL
        props.put("mail.smtp.socketFactory.port", "465");
        props.put("mail.smtp.socketFactory.class",
                   "javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory");
        props.put("mail.smtp.auth", "true");
        props.put("mail.smtp.port", "465");
        Session session = Session.getDefaultInstance(props, new Authenticator() {
            @Override
            protected PasswordAuthentication getPasswordAuthentication() {
                String username = "abc@gmail.com";
                String password = "password";
                return new PasswordAuthentication(username,password);
            }
        });
        String[] to = {"test1@gmail.com","test2@yahoo.in","test3@gmail.com","test4@gmail.com"};
        String from = "abc@gmail.com";
        String subject = "Testing...";
        MimeMessage msg = new MimeMessage(session);
        try {
            msg.setFrom(new InternetAddress(from));
            InternetAddress[] addressTo = new InternetAddress[to.length];
            for (int i = 0; i < to.length; i++)
            {
                addressTo[i] = new InternetAddress(to[i]);
            }
            msg.setRecipients(RecipientType.TO, addressTo);
            // msg.setRecipient(MimeMessage.RecipientType.TO, new InternetAddress(to));
            msg.setSubject(subject);
            // msg.setText("JAVA is the BEST");

            // Create the message part
            BodyPart messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();

            // Fill the message
            messageBodyPart.setText("This is message body");

            // Create a multipar message
            Multipart multipart = new MimeMultipart();

            // Set text message part
            multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart);

            // Part two is attachment
            messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();
            String filename = "file.txt";
            DataSource source = new FileDataSource(filename);
            messageBodyPart.setDataHandler(new DataHandler(source));
            messageBodyPart.setFileName(filename);
            multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart);

            // Send the complete message parts
            msg.setContent(multipart );

            Transport transport = session.getTransport("smtp");
            transport.send(msg);
            System.out.println("E-mail sent !");
        }
        catch(Exception exc) {
            System.out.println(exc);
        }
    }
}

A: You may have misunderstood how "store and forward" works for email: only very rarely will the sender immediately know that the address is invalid. This would most likely be the case for an invalid domain name, but even then you don't have any guarantees that your SMTP-session will report the error, since it depends on how the MTA you're delivering to handles email.


text:
Bunnings explains night time demolition
by AndrewBackhouse
Andrew Backhouse Journalist
I love studying history, particularly the Roman Republic, ancient Greece and the First French Empire. My other interests include jogging, playing chess and watching documentaries. There's not a subject I'm not interested in and I love my job. I'm always available for a chat especially over a wine or coffee.
15th Aug 2016 6:48 AM | Updated: 2:24 PM
UPDATE: Developers of the new Bunnings Warehouse have explained why an historic Toowoomba pub was demolished late at night.
Bunnings General Manager of Property Andrew Marks said in preparation for the new Bunnings Warehouse Toowoomba development, demolition works had recently commenced on site at the corner of Ruthven and Bridge Sts.
He said the works were undertaken at night in order to minimise traffic disruption at the busy intersection.
"Extensive roadworks will be undertaken as part of the redevelopment which will significantly reduce the current congestion issues at the intersection of Ruthven and Bridge Sts," he said.
"A number of heritage buildings will be preserved as part of the development, including the original administration building, cylinder head building and machine shed as well as a memorial plaque that is located on the site.
"We anticipate minimal disruption for local residents during the demolition, however we will update residents on any works that may impact them accordingly."
Toowoomba Regional Council Planning and Development Committee chair Cr Chris Tait said works on the Bunnings development were proceeding in line with conditions approved by council.
Tait said the former hotel building was not on a State Heritage list.
Cr Tait said while the building was listed as a Local Heritage Place under council's planning scheme, this did not preclude it from being demolished in line with correct approvals that council had granted, including the approval for the demolition of the building granted under the Economic Development Act 2012.
Cr Tait said other buildings on the development site along Ruthven St that were State Heritage listed, which mostly were to be retained, were subject to the State Department of Environment and Heritage Protection conditions.
Workers demolish the building. Photo Contributed Contributed
EARLIER: A resident has captured the moment an historic Toowoomba pub was turned into a pile of rubble as demolition crews worked through the night.
The former Rowlands Hotel on the corner of Bridge and Ruthven Sts was demolished by work crews early yesterday morning.
It is being converted into a car park as part of the Bunnings Warehouse development.
Paul Dunne photographed the moment the building was destroyed and said it was a shame it had been demolished.
He said the building was heritage listed and Toowoomba Regional Council later released a statement confirming it was listed as a Local Heritage Place.
Mr Dunne wrote on social media that he was told on two occasions not to take photos or videos of the demolition works.
"Shame shame shame," he said.
Some residents questioned why it had been demolished late at night.
"Not too sure under what circumstances a heritage listed building is allowed to be demolished. Especially under the cover of darkness," Kelly Woods said.
Others criticised Toowoomba Regional Council for allowing the works.
Council approved the $43m development on April 14 last year despite concerns about traffic flows and it being in conflict with parts of council's planning scheme.
The next month an application was lodged with council to demolish two heritage places, the Railway Hotel and sawtooth sheds.
A petition was later lodged calling for the developers to incorporate the historic buildings into the building's design but that failed.
Bunnings general manager of property Andrew Marks announced in July this year that demolition works were about to start.
He said the works would take time and that the company would update the community on the expecting timings for the site when known.
"Bunnings will undertake significant improvements to the local road network and when this does commence we will work with the builder to ensure disruption to local residents is kept to a minimum," he said at the time.
Mr Marks said the development included the retention of existing heritage buildings on the site including the original administration building, cylinder head building and machine shed.
But he said the heritage-listed Railway Hotel and sawtooth sheds would be demolished.
Plans for new Bunnings in Ruthven St, Toowoomba, site of former foundry. Contributed
Not everyone was critical of the works.
Shane Drummond said it was a sign of progress given the building was old and ugly.
Others agreed calling it an "eyesore".
Records detailing the history of the demolished building are scarce but it appears the Rowlands Hotel traded under at least two different names.
When the building was demolished it was signed Qld Hot Property.
Planning and Development Committee chair Cr Chris Tait said the development was proceeding in line with conditions approved by council.
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I'm in. Would be a great way to spend my "birthday" as it's the 10th.
I'll bring my famous coconut cookies so count me in for snacks n such.
I can bring some waters, pop, n such too!
and I'll bring tons of juice boxes. Because juice boxes are the best and no one doesn't like juice.
Now that it is on July 9th I should be able to make it!
Awesome guys! With Haplo now being busy, I figured since it'll be easier for someone who's coming to be able to bring a BBQ; 10Secdream was kind enough to offer the use of his new portable BBQ. We'll figure out whoever's got some grilling experience to flip the burgers and such!!
I'm getting stoked about this more and more as we get closer! For the cruise(s) up / to Red Deer / To Sylvan I'm excited to film some video and shoot some photos of the event!!
Might look into the posssibility of people bringing up some WSC gear, too. I know there are plate frames floating around so might be an opportunity to buy one if you're looking to get one!
Don't forget to vote in the poll on the first page, please!! (Moreso for a headcount)!
Correct I will bring a small BBQ.
Not sure what my plans are yet but this looks enticing. I haven't formally met many of the other members here and this looks like a great opportunity.
What is Sylvan's policy on dogs in the park area as I would probably bring my big mutt with me.
Also my wife makes some great snacks and we're both decent grill masters willing to possibly take a turn on the grill.
Of course I'd have to check with her if she's interested but I certainly am.
I can't find anything probiting dogs in the park! The park we will be at is called Centennial Park (along Lakeshore). I presume it would be allowed but I don't think it's an off-leash area with many people around.
Well the wife says she'd be interested, more so for a day on the beach than the cars, lol.
I can bring football (american), ball gloves & ball and some snacks and lawn chairs.
Any preference on the snacks?
I also may get my neighbor to come with his 2010 WRX once he's done rebuilding the engine.
We're not gonna be standing around the cars much I think, we're gonna need to find parking wherever so it's not the kind of meetup where we're gonna be lined up in a row or anything hahaha..
I talked to a friend who says the last time (last year) they went to Sylvan, there were signs saying no dogs in this specifici park (Cenntenial Park) as it's the beach and children etc. There's a desginated dog park off-leash I guess.. So I'd say to be safe they wouldn't allow dogs. Double check though if anyone else is interested; At your own risk!
Waiting to hear back on reserving a gazebo/ picnic area and will update when I do If costs are minimal I might just pay, if they're a bit I'll see if people are interested and we could potentially pool together a couple bucks each to have a reserved area. I can't see it being more than $100 at the very maximum for reseving for a few hours.. Verrrryy maximum.
Okay I'll leave the pooch at home, poor guy gets discriminated against once the word beach is involved.
What's the head count thus far?
I haven't voted on the food yet is that how your keeping track of participants?
I would kick in a bit of $ if we get a reserved area.
Oh, I see we decided on where we are getting the meat from then? Costco sounds good to me.
"Nice car, what do those retail for?"
"More than you can afford, pal! Ferrari.."
Well, I'll probably contribute I don't think we'll need much haha I figured either of us can just pick it up - I'll definitly like to pitch in, and wherever.
I have minimal skill at flipping burgs.
And also I can bring a frisbee. And maybe carry stuff/people because wagon.
there is an app for both Android and iPhone called "Zello"
and all connect through there. Works the same way as a walkie talkie.
Also, if we decide to use that, I would recommend that everyone bring headphones.
Sometimes it gets a little hard to hear without them.
I'm down and should be able to bring some pops and such in a cooler and maybe some yard games not sure yet, but the dates perfect, I leave to southern BC the next morning! i should be able to bring a few friends as well and really fill the wagon.
Myself and NewYorkReloaded will be there, We will grab some soda and juice as well.
I was really looking forward to this meet. Unfortunately I'm working security for the Blink182 show and will not be able to make it. Oh well if it turns out good there is always next year especially if it has the dedication and planning that it has had this year.
T-Minues ~14 Days!! Looking forward to the cruise(s) and the day in the park!!
I can't adequately explain how stoked I am for this... I took time off for it, and that week is literally the only time I'll be home until likely October.
Time to change the date back to the 23rd.
Excited! Anyone been to Wild Rapids Waterslide Park before? Haven't been to any water-park in years and apparently they're shutting down after this summer! I might have my crappy DSLR with me as well. Or film if it's not expired.


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Tayside influence in the 19th century
The Scottish colony in Gothenburg had grown considerably by the start of the nineteenth century and merchants benefited from the Baltic blockade during the Napoleonic Wars as Sweden was not blockaded. Thomas Thomson from Crieff, and later Professor of Chemistry at Glasgow, made a visit to Sweden in 1812 and confirmed that the Scots, transhipping timber and iron were prospering,
'The principal merchants in Gothenburg are Scotsmen. In consequence of letters of introduction which we carried to several of them, we experienced from that liberal and respectable body a profusion of kindness and politeness which it was impossible to surpass, and which it would be very difficult to equal. The want of inns, and our ignorance of the Swedish language, would have made it very difficult for us to have procured dinner while we stayed at Gothenburg, but this difficulty was obviated by the merchants, with one or other of whom we dined every day during our stay in that city. The entertainments which they gave were in the Swedish style, and possessed a degree of splendour at which I was not a little surprised.'
Thomas Thompson, Travels in Sweden during the autumn of 1812, London, 1813
After the wars came the depression, the Arbroath-born William Gibson losing all his assets in both 1811 and again in 1815. By the 1820s though, he turned to rope and sailmaking, which had been his father's trade in Arbroath. The firm grew rapidly and moved out to Jonsered where he took the Dundee-born Alexander Keiller into partnership. The business expanded into engineering, making agricultural machinery, in the 1850s and, around the same time, a cotton mill was established. A son and a grandson, also William's, diversified very successfully into timber-processing machinery and brought the firm through to the twentieth century
Keiller left the business in 1839 and set up his own engineering works and was also involved in mining. His greatest success, though, was in shipbuilding and his yard the Gotaverken is still going today, albeit after government intervention in the 1970s as part of Svenska Varv.
The longest-lasting Tayside legacy to Swedish business came from David Carnegie. His father, George, from Southesk had fought for Prince Charles at Culloden and escaped with two other Tayside men in an open boat from Montrose. Picked up by a Swedish vessel, they were landed at Gothenburg where Carnegie worked himself up from employment as a shop assistant to being the owner of an import-export business, owning ships which sent iron and timber to Britain with butter, coal and wheat coming the other way. There was also an extensive trade with Russia. He returned to Scotland in 1769 and bought back the family seat at Pittarrow near Laurencekirk and another estate at Charleton. His son, David, was sent to Gothenburg in 1786 and worked first for the British Consul, Thomas Erskine, and then with John Hall, both of whom had previously worked for David's father. When Erskine returned to Scotland in 1800, David Carnegie took over his business which, on 4 May 1803, became D Carnegie & Co. Like his father before him, he exported iron and timber to Britain and had a healthy trade with Russia, importing flax. With the arrival of Carnegie's nephew, another David, in the 1830s, the company bought the Lorent sugar refinery and porter brewery in Klippan. Management of the company passed arond this time to the younger David although he returned to Scotland in 1845 leaving the running of the company to Oscar Ekman. Although it no longer refines sugar, nor makes, beer the company has survived to celebrate its 200th anniversary in 2003, as D Carnegie AB, a leading Scandinavian investment bank.
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Washington imam: 'Allah transformed Jews into apes and pigs'
Indonesian-American Imam Mohamad Joban of Masjid Ar-Rahmah in Redmond, Wash., delivered a lecture recently focusing on the Quranic story of a town of Jews who were transformed into apes by Allah for having rebelled against Him. This story was never exposed, Joban told his congregants, because the Jews cover up bad stories about themselves. Laughing, he related how the Jews who had been transformed into apes cried because they couldn't recognize one another. In another verse, said Joban, the violators were transformed into pigs. He discussed the question of whether the transformed Jews had offspring, saying that there are two cases, from Egypt and Malaysia, of newborns looking like apes and pigs. Joban and his congregation then chanted from the Quran responsively: "When [the Jews] rebelled against the commands to refrain, [Allah] said to them, 'Be despicable apes.'"
Joban is a full-time Imam at Masjid Ar-Rahmah, which belongs to the Muslim Association of Puget Sound (MAPS). The lecture was uploaded to the MAPS Redmond YouTube channel on Dec. 17, 2019. In 2003, Joban led a prayer at the Washington State House of Representatives. He has previously served as the Imam of the Islamic Center of Olympia, in Olympia, Washington.
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Film	 November 2nd, 2011
FRAGMENTED SCREENS:
Archival Appropriation in Arab Experimental Film and Video at MoMA's Mapping Subjectivity
by Leo Goldsmith
Toward the end of Mohamed Soueid's 2008 documentary My Heart Beats Only for Her, a young man writes to his father that "revolutions and resistances are enraptured with narrating what came before them, but never what came with them and after them." For the son it is a difficult realization about his estrangement from his father, an activist in the Lebanese National Movement whom he has barely known. In attempting to capture the complex legacies of the Arab socialist revolutions, Soueid uncovers many such severed connections, fractured narratives which he tries to reassemble from the memories and personal documents of his interviewees.
Such an intervention into memory and documentation is the task of many of the films in the Museum of Modern Art's "Mapping Subjectivity" series, a program of experimental Arab film and video from the 1960s to the present. Co-curated by ArteEast's Rasha Salti and MoMA's Jytte Jensen, the series comprises three parts to be screened over three years. This second installment places particular emphasis on archival documentary: work that engages with and appropriates the documents found in institutional or personal archives in order to disrupt received historical narratives and reimagine new ones.
Hand-Me-Downs. 2011. Morocco. Directed by Yto Barrada.
Often the effort of reconceiving history represents a desire to bridge lacunae, to fill in the historical gaps, forcing a specific kind of creative intervention to which cinema—and especially video—seems particularly well suited. Ahmad Ghossein's new film My Father is Still a Communist draws upon his personal archive of audiotaped letters from his mother to his father, separated for a decade during the civil war in Lebanon. Using deliberately awkward video effects, Ghossein digitally reinserts his estranged father into wedding videos and family photographs while his mother's archived monologues, coated in a thin sonic layer of tape hiss, suggest romance, longing, and ultimately desperation. Employing a similar form of disjunctive narrative, Yto Barrada's Hand-Me-Downs recounts her own imageless childhood in Morocco using dozens of clips from French tourist films she appropriated from an archive in Marseilles. The often luridly colored images of bourgeois Europeans crossing the Mediterranean offer a strange counterpoint to the series of hilariously violent and strife-filled tales of a mythologized post-colonial upbringing, which Barrada narrates in voiceover. And offering contrast of a much different kind, Ali Essafi's Wanted also attempts to overcome a historical blackout, employing comic books and cop movies to help recount a former activist's memories of hiding from the police during 1970s Morocco's "years of lead."
My Father Is Still a Communist. 2011. Lebanon/UAE. Directed by Ahmad Ghossein.
In a panel discussion entitled "Archives, Appropriation, and Montage: Rewriting History and the Personal in Arab Film," hosted at the museum on October 13th, French film critic Jean-Michel Frodon noted the way in which many of these films instantiate an "interaction between collective and personal memory and pre-existing images." For Frodon, the kaleidoscopic reassemblage of these images of official and personal histories and popular imagination testifies to "the difficulty of dealing with the inherited past and the remains of history." These filmmakers contend with the challenge of adequately representing the past through a vast accumulation of images, which he placed into three categories: archival moving-image documents, both institutional and individual (television news, home movies, family photos, and propaganda), popular cinema (mainly Hollywood films, but also classic Egyptian movies, and even some Bollywood), and what he called "mental images," especially what might be considered "clichés related to love, to women, to male power, to childhood and family, and also to revolutionary movements and to resistance."
This received history of the Arab revolutions is precisely what Soueid attempts to remap in My Heart Beats Only for Her. By following a nomadic path from revolutionary Lebanon to Ho Chi Minh's Vietnam and back to present-day, globalized Dubai, Soueid intersects historical images of revolutions and new interviews with veteran activists with clips from Bollywood films and views from inside the emirate's monolithic Business Bay, locating an unexpectedly intimate, even melancholic tone across the many geographically and culturally diverse narratives. We find this tone in his earlier work, as well: the startlingly self-revealing Tango of Yearning (1998) mourns the twinned losses of old Beirut and a departed love in the wake of the Lebanese civil war. Here, Soueid seeks out images of his lost lover in dreams and old video recordings, as well as through extremely intimate—and comically narcissistic—interviews with friends about their memories of him. But the destruction is physical as well as emotional: with documentary glimpses of everyday life in Beirut and traces of the old, destroyed movie palaces where he and friends took shelter from bombings—posters, clips from James Bond and Bruce Lee films, old songs, a Godfather towel hanging on a clothesline—Soueid uses the ephemera of cinema to mark the before and after of a conflict that left his city completely destroyed.
In Soueid's film, history is found among the ruins; in Akram Zaatari's In This House (2005), it is literally dug up. Using a multi-screen database-like interface, Zaatari's film provides documentation, photographs, and maps in various panes that support the main image: the laborious process of digging an enormous hole in the garden of a suburban home in order to find a letter buried there since the days of the Lebanon-Israel conflict. Zaatari's film makes tangible a project that he, as founder of the Arab Image Foundation, has long been concerned with: that of unearthing those images that disturb rather than confirm dominant historical narratives. In an earlier film, 2001's Her + Him Van Leo, he conducts this search slightly closer to home, after discovering, in his mother's closet, a risqué photo of his grandmother taken in Cairo in 1959 by famed portrait photographer Van Leo. What starts as an attempt to solve a family mystery (if not to satisfy a little prurient curiosity) soon becomes an affectionate portrait of an aging artisan, as photographer and videomaker sit down for a series of discussions on the advent of video technology and photography's threatened future. Zaatari conducts an almost Farocki-esque analysis of Van Leo's images, with special attention to his retouching techniques, but he also playfully editorializes with lush period songs and all-cap onscreen text, emblazoning his discoveries of Van Leo's nudes with the pithy epigram, "GRANDMOTHER IS NAKED."
Her + Him Van Leo. 2001. Lebanon. Directed by Akram Zaatari. Images courtesy of the filmmakers.
With its own rigorous attention to images, Rania Stephan's remarkable The Three Disappearances of Soad Hosni presents a fragmented portrait of the titular Egyptian superstar through a dizzying collage of footage from her film career. Currently on view as a video installation at PS1, Stephan's film draws from various VHS, DVD, and VCD copies of Hosni's films, appropriating or even bootlegging the star's image and undermining claims of ownership. Stephan's film plays with popular representations of Arab femininity through one of its tragic icons, but like Zaatari's Her + Him Van Leo it also evokes the malleability of identity through media. In this regard, The Three Disappearances is not at all dissimilar to Andrei Ujica's The Autobiography of Nicolae Ceaușescu, but with more sequins, chintzy studio sets, and immaculately coiffed hair. And with all of the blurred colors and distorted tracking of an old video dub, the film also takes on a feverish, oneiric quality, with intimations of trauma arising in dream sequences and psychoanalysis sessions that wittily mash up the smoldering diva's 83 films and three decades of musicals and melodramas into a neat 70 minutes.
If, for Stephan and Zaatari, these works invoke cinema's power to mold reality and multiply identities, they also testify to what Frodon calls "the accumulation of references, emotional, though often misleading strands, eternal contradictions, [and] the excessive richness of imaginary production during this period of time." Zaatari's video work and his work with the Arab Image Foundation often concern the circulation of popular images throughout the Arab world, and while this imagistic proliferation is a crucial means of understanding the cultures that produce, consume, and even suppress them, Frodon also speaks of an accretion, a layering of images and narratives that, according to him, "can be projected only on what I would call a fragmented screen." The cracked mirror itself implies a multiplicity of perspectives and interpretations, but it also demands the effort of these filmmakers to try to unify the pieces, if not into linear narratives, then into more complex, more vivid wholes.
Leo Goldsmith
LEO GOLDSMITH is co-film editor of The Brooklyn Rail, an editor at Not Coming to a Theater Near You, and a Ph.D. candidate in Cinema Studies at New York University.
'The Work Is Never Done' at MoMA: enacting and obscuring archives
by Benedict Nguyen
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Beyond the title itself, there's something about the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)'s exhibition Judson Dance Theater: The Work is Never Done, running from mid-September 2018 to early February 2019, that brought up meta thoughts about what work I'm doing. What could this writing, this work, do?
Before the End of the World: Strugatsky Brothers on Film at Anthology Film Archives
by Forrest Cardamenis
NOV 2017 | Film
Russian Sci-fi authors Boris and Arkady Strugatsky owe much of their renown in the United States, to Andrei Tarkovsky's film Stalker (1979). Despite mixed reviews upon release, the film has cemented itself in the world cinema canon, and brought its source material, the brothers's Roadside Picnic, along with it.
Love Screams: Valentine's Day Massacre at Anthology Film Archives
by Hillary Weston
FEB 2019 | Film
For those not in the mood for love this month, Manhattan's Anthology Film Archives will be hosting their own twisted hearts celebration with their annual Valentine's Day Massacre series—named after the notorious 1929 Chicago gangland murders (which Billy Wilder and I. A. L. Diamond used three decades later as the catalyst for Some Like It Hot)—a program that elides the rosy-hued confections of the holiday for films that show the thorny side of love.
Without End:
Val del Omar at Anthology Film Archives
by Almudena Escobar López
MAR 2017 | Film
Spain under Generalísimo Francisco Franco was an ideological and experiential break with the vibrant culture of the Second Spanish Republic. But it was precisely during these moments of expressive impossibility that the real visionaries emerged.


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Full-time position as a shipping/receiving clerk. Day consisted of unloading and loading trucks and picking orders. Co-workers seemed to be a little more held back and kept to themselves. Although co-workers weren't as friendly, my job at hand was not effected. I resigned due to long commute on subway and conflicted with my lifestyle.
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New Adelphi Exhibition Gallery, Memory. Photograph by Yoanna Dimu
Exhibition Dates: Wednesday 22 February – Friday 26 May 2017
Venue: New Adelphi Exhibition Gallery, New Adelphi Building, University of Salford, Peel Park Campus, University Road West, M5 4BR
Gallery opening times: Monday – Friday, 9am – 4pm
Memory is an exhibition to launch the year-long Dear Library project – an initiative conceived by University of Salford Chancellor and writer-in-residence Jackie Kay, to champion libraries and celebrate the breadth of services they offer.
The exhibition takes the University of Salford Libraries, Archive & Special Collections as a starting point. As well as materials relating to the history of the University, the Archive & Special Collections hold a number of unique items relating to late nineteenth and early twentieth century literature, politics and social history. Responding to these collections, Jackie has written three new poems on the theme of truth, authenticity and memory – with recollections of holidays, adventures and journeys to new places as a particular focus.
Artworks from the University of Salford's Art Collection that reflect on the same themes are also on display alongside the archive materials and new poetry.
Visitors are welcome to add their own thoughts, poems, photographs and memories to the 'memory wall' – allowing the exhibition to grow gently and change over the coming months.
Dear Library is a collaboration between the University of Salford Libraries, Archive & Special Collections; University of Salford Art Collection and Salford Community Libraries. The project was inspired by a similar project which Jackie Kay was involved with at the Scottish Book Trust in 2014.
A programme of Dear Library activities, workshops events will take place across Salford throughout the year.


Found in scores of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century American narratives, the action-adventure heroine leaves the domestic space to pursue an independent adventure. This bold heroine tramps alone through the forests, has tremendous physical strength, braves dangers, earns money, and even kills her enemies. This book offers a wide-ranging look at this enigmatic character in American literature.