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Q: Python running synchronously? Running one executable at a time Trying to use python to control numerous compiled executables, but running into timeline issues! I need to be able to run two executables simultaneously, and also be able to 'wait' until an executable has finished prior to starting another one. Also, some of them require superuser. Here is what I have so far:
import os
sudoPassword = "PASS"
executable1 = "EXEC1"
executable2 = "EXEC2"
executable3 = "EXEC3"
filename = "~/Desktop/folder/"
commandA = filename+executable1
commandB = filename+executable2
commandC = filename+executable3
os.system('echo %s | sudo %s; %s' % (sudoPassword, commandA, commandB))
os.system('echo %s | sudo %s' % (sudoPassword, commandC))
print ('DONESIES')

Assuming that os.system() waits for the executable to finish prior to moving to the next line, this should run EXEC1 and EXEC2 simultaneously, and after they finish run EXEC3...
But it doesn't. Actually, it even prints 'DONESIES' in the shell before commandB even finishes...
Please help!

A: Your script will still execute all 3 commands sequentially. In shell scripts, the semicolon is just a way to put more than one command on one line. It doesn't do anything special, it just runs them one after the other.
If you want to run external programs in parallel from a Python program, use the subprocess module: https://docs.python.org/2/library/subprocess.html

A: Use subprocess.Popen to run multiple commands in the background. If you just want the program's stdout/err to go to the screen (or get dumped completely) its pretty straight forward. If you want to process the output of the commands... that gets more complicated. You'd likely start a thread per command.
But here is the case that matches your example:
import os
import subprocess as subp

sudoPassword = "PASS"
executable1 = "EXEC1"
executable2 = "EXEC2"
executable3 = "EXEC3"
filename = os.path.expanduser("~/Desktop/folder/")
commandA = os.path.join(filename, executable1)
commandB = os.path.join(filename, executable2)
commandC = os.path.join(filename, executable3)

def sudo_cmd(cmd, password):
    p = subp.Popen(['sudo', '-S'] + cmd, stdin=subp.PIPE)
    p.stdin.write(password + '\n')
    p.stdin.close()
    return p

# run A and B in parallel
exec_A = sudo_cmd([commandA], sudoPassword)
exec_B = sudo_cmd([commandB], sudoPassword)

# wait for A before starting C
exec_A.wait()
exec_C = sudo_cmd([commandC], sudoPassword)

# wait for the stragglers
exec_B.wait()
exec_C.wait()

print ('DONESIES')

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One Lesson Uber Teaches Us About Leadership and Vision
The 25 Most Audacious Companies
Uber has a bold vision for cities of the the future -- but it was lost in its lack of leadership. Can the company regain its inspirational mission?
By Peter GascaEntrepreneur, consultant, and author@petergasca
Uber is a truly amazing and disruptive company.
Though its valuation has fallen in the last few months due to a handful of highly visible and public controversies, the company is still valued at $50 billion -- a significant lead lead over its nearest competitor, Lyft, valued at $7.5 billion.
Additionally, with the selection of a new CEO, Dara-Khosrowshahi and subsequent announcement of Uber's much anticipated initial public offering (IPO), analyst are starting to again like Uber.
But will that be enough for Uber to keep its market lead? Maybe.
The reasons is that Uber is an inspirational company, not because it was the first ride-sharing company, but rather because the company was founded on a grand vision of bringing people together and connecting cities. Its mission statement is "make transportation as reliable as running water, everywhere, for everyone."
In many public appearances, the embattled founder and formed CEO, Travis Kalanick, emphasized the importance of a technology (not company) like Uber, with its focus on effective transportation logistics and driverless cars to reduce traffic and congestion, air pollution, and parking.
Maybe more important is the positive impact a company like Uber could have on the human cost in terms of reduced stress, accidents and second hand health implications resulting from automobile emissions.
This is a very, very big vision, and one that I think many of us can agree on -- once we get over the fear of artificial intelligence giving rise to robot overlords.
The problem was that this vision was lost in the ongoing investigations into Uber for alleged sexual harassment and questionable business practices. Also, Kalanick, the man who was setting this vision, was involved in a number of public displays of extremely poor judgment and leadership.
All of this should remind us all that only exceptional leadership can execute a great company vision.
Of course, we all make mistakes, but if you are going to steer a big ship with a grand direction, there is very little room for mishaps.
The good news is that we are capable of being exceptional leaders. Nobody is born a natural leader, but rather defining and developing your leadership style and skills requires time and experience. One of the best ways to do this quickly is to surround yourself with others who have the experience to mentor and advise you through challenges -- and, of course, checking in regularly to columns here on Inc.com.
What do you think? Can Uber find its mojo again and maintain its leadership in the industry? Or is it too late? Share your thoughts with others in the comments below.
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Why Cyprus is Important
January 09, 2013 Cyprus, Euro, Euro Debt Crisis, Europe
European officials have impressed upon investors that the tail risks of a EMU break up have receded markedly. Some officials talk even that the crisis is over. The premium Italy, and to a less extent, Spain, pay over Germany have narrowed to levels that had previously thought possible only if the ECB were to make good on its promise of unlimited (ex ante) purchases. There have been some signs that foreign investors are participating in the primary and secondary sovereign European bond market. Ireland is returning to the capital markets.
To be sure, challenges remain. Greece's will and ability to impose more austerity is questioned. Spain has relied on cuts in public investment over the last several years while other spending has actually risen. With high issuance this year than last, apparently without the help of another LTRO (with some borrowing, perhaps around 100 bln euros expected to be paid back early--beginning as soon as the end of Jan), Spain's funding challenges are likely to resurface. Italy's elections next month could still result in a hung parliament, with Monti's centrist movement seemingly contributing to the fragmentation.
However, it is Cyprus that may be the most pressing issue. Yes, it is small and few international investors have any exposure. Its significance extends beyond its size.
There are four main issues. First, the amount of assistance it needs is still not determined and won't be until later this month. Nor, contrary to reports will the Europe be a in position at the finance ministers' meeting in early Feb to devise an aid package. This will force the Cyprus government to rely on "creative" fund raising, such as "borrowing" the money from state-owned institutions and pensions. Aid now seems unlikely until March at the earliest.
Second, reports (in the German media) at the end of last year warned that Cyprus banks have been used to avoid taxes and launder (primarily Russian) money. This has prompted concern from the German SPD and Greens. German Chancellor Merkel has had to rely on support from these opposition parties for her European agenda. Aid to Cyprus could be rejected by the German Bundestag, which would raise broader concerns.
German elections are likely in September and the SPD's Steinbrueck's campaign is not off to an auspicious start. However, this issue, could become a wedge. Moreover, Lower Saxony holds state elections in a couple of weeks and it could see Merkel's ally the FDP further implode and a shake up in the party's leadership. The CDU is polling near 40% and will likely need an ally to form the new government.
Third, while the Troika (EU, ECB, IMF) had looked like a solid front in the early stages of the European crisis, fissures appeared toward the end of 2012. These fissures are evident in dealing with Cyprus. The IMF wants the private sector participate in burden sharing (i.e., debt restructuring/haircut) before tax payers money is brought to bear. Yet, previously European officials have indicated that Greece was unique in requiring a debt restructuring. Although at first European officials resisted the IMF's participation, now it seems that they are reluctant to proceed without it
Fourth, the EU has been accused of playing political favorites. For example, some reports suggest that EU officials were aware of at least some of the deception of the conservative Greek government before the 2009 election, but was reluctant to confront it for fear of bolstering the opposition Socialists. Now it appears European officials want to distance themselves from the Communist president of Cyprus, Christofias. Merkel, for example, who will visit Cyprus later this week, is not expected to meet him. Cyprus will hold presidential elections on Feb 17. If no candidate receives 50% of the vote, which is the most likely scenario given the recent polls, a second round would be held on Feb 24.
While last year we argued against the widespread view of a Greek exit, we are not as sanguine about Cyprus. Although one does not see it reflected in surveys or policy markets, like intrade.com, we suspect the risks of a Cyprus exit are greater than currently appreciated.
Why Cyprus is Important Reviewed by Marc Chandler on January 09, 2013 Rating: 5


An NBC 5 investigation took a close look at just how many student athletes have suffered concussions in North Texas, and the numbers were staggering.
Though the NFL tracks concussions in an effort to prevent them from occurring in the future, The University Interscholastic League (UIL), the organization that oversees extracurricular athletic activities in the Texas public schools, does not closely track concussions at all schools, or for all sports.
NBC 5 Investigates found that the UIL's method of tracking concussions in high school sports is very limited: it only collects concussion data from a sample of high school football teams throughout the state.
For example, in 2014, the UIL reported 295 football concussions from the 263 schools that were sampled, but NBC Investigates found that there were more concussions reported by high school football players in the DFW Metroplex than the UIL's state sample reported.
Over the summer, NBC 5 Investigates evaluated concussion records, broken down by sport from 41 DFW school districts, which revealed how often concussions are actually happening in boys' and girls' sports.
NBC 5 Investigates found that there were over 2,500 concussions in one school year in all middle and high schools in those 41 North Texas districts evaluated.
When UIL's Assistant Director Jamey Harrison was asked if he was concerned that the state's sample didn't show the full picture of the severity of the problem, he said that the UIL is worried that they need to do more data collection. Adding that that doesn't mean that they've found a solution yet.
One student, S. Cruz was sidelined from playing soccer after she was hit in the head twice in one week. Cruz said that afterward, she had persistent, unrelenting headaches that were present when she went to sleep and woke up in the morning.
K. Locker, with Texas Health Ben Hogan Sports Medicine in Fort Worth said that it's a "brain injury." He said that it's not a bell ringer or a concussion, it's a traumatic brain injury – that's why it's serious.
Dr. Hunt Batjer, co-chair of the NFL's head, neck and spine committed said that he would like to help the UIL collect data from all school sports for boys and girls, adding that collecting data from all teams could help the league make changes that could protect the players better.
As of right now, the UIL does not collect data from all schools or all sports.
NBC 5 Investigates found that some states do collect more statewide data, for example, in Massachusetts, all schools are required to report concussion data for all sports to the state health department.
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AMURU/ADJUMANI. Government has ordered businessmen and residents to stop operating in Apaa Market, one of the markets sitting on the disputed Apaa land bordering Amuru and Adjumani districts.
The market brings together hundreds of traders from both Amuru and Adjumani who deal mainly in agricultural products. It was previously in Pabbo Sub-county, Amuru District, before government forcefully demarcated it in October 2017 and handed it to Adjumani District local government.
In an April 10 letter written by the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) officer-in-charge of East Madi Wildlife Reserve, Mr Tony Olinga Bogere, traders were ordered to conduct their last business in the market on April 12 (Friday).
He also noted that the market has since been shifted to Zoka Centre in Zoka Parish, Itirikwa Sub-county, about 10 kilometres inside Adjumani, arguing that the previous space is within a protected area.
The move follows a directive from the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) dated March 28 that directed the Ministry of Local Government and the Adjumani District local government to urgently close Apaa Market, describing it as "illegal".
The latest directive by government, however, sparked outrage among locals and district officials.
The Adjumani District chairperson, Mr James Leku, said the decision has long been in the interest of the district since it's in a protected area.
But his counterpart in Amuru District, Mr Michael Lakony, says the directive was undertaken by the OPM and the President without consulting the team they constituted to negotiate over the land.
In February this year, cabinet resolved that the locals who are victims of the Apaa land conflict be resettled with building materials and money after assessing damages.
A memorandum of understanding seen by Daily Monitor indicates that the victims are to be given a package of Shs10 million, 20 iron sheets, 20 bags of cements, and Shs2 million for those who cannot identify themselves or without National IDs.
The process of relocation and compensation is supposed to be spearheaded by Office of the Prime Minister, Lands Ministry and the Northern Uganda State Minister, Ms Grace Kwiyucwiny.


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Q: Embedding text from file via a relative link to the file in MS Word This answer describes how to embed a text file via a link to the file in MS Word as follows:

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I would like to know if it is possible to use a relative link. In the example the link is absolute.
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Home Products When the Light of the World Was Subdued, Our Songs Came Through
When the Light of the World Was Subdued, Our Songs Came Through
Alpine Books
United States Poet Laureate Joy Harjo gathers the work of more than 160 poets, representing nearly 100 indigenous nations, into the first historically comprehensive Native poetry anthology.
This landmark anthology celebrates the indigenous peoples of North America, the first poets of this country, whose literary traditions stretch back centuries. Opening with a blessing from Pulitzer Prize–winner N. Scott Momaday, the book contains powerful introductions from contributing editors who represent the five geographically organized sections. Each section begins with a poem from traditional oral literatures and closes with emerging poets, ranging from Eleazar, a seventeenth-century Native student at Harvard, to Jake Skeets, a young Diné poet born in 1991, and including renowned writers such as Luci Tapahanso, Natalie Diaz, Layli Long Soldier, and Ray Young Bear. When the Light of the World Was Subdued, Our Songs Came Through offers the extraordinary sweep of Native literature, without which no study of American poetry is complete.
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I just blew the engine on my white 1998 Trooper. Instead of repairing it I'm going to get another vehicle and sell the parts off the Trooper. Known problems are the engine, the radiator leaks, and the right front CV joint is shot. Aside from that, everything else is in tip top shape. I just decided to sell the parts, so I haven't had time yet to figure out prices, but if you're interested in something specific let me know and I'll let you know ... or make me an offer and I'll respond. If it matters, the vehicle is white. I don't have a photo right now (it's still at the shop), but I'll post one soon.
I posted this at Planet Isuzoo. Located in Hartford, WI.
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In Moscow on Gilyarovsky street ABD Architects bureau designed a 9-storey office complex, which silhouette resembles a pile of books. The project is an illustrative proof that a dense surrounding housing and a small area can't be an obstacle for creating a comfortable and interesting building.
From the very start the architects realized that experiments with the shape of the building won't be appropriate because in such density they will end with reducing of effective area. So ABD Architects started with a simple parallelepiped and then fit it for the specific requirements of the site and the client. In particular, the task was to observe all the fire protection regulations, provide the access for fire engines. The road was "stretched" from Shchepkina street. To make the turn-around area and the entrance to the underground parking lot they had to give a part of the ground floor. This suggested the image of the entire complex. Since the architects "bite off" fifth part of the ground floor, the upper levels are hanging over the hall entrance with a spectacular console. To avoid excessive heaviness of the element, the three top floors of the complex are shifted and leveled with the first floor. They form a console on the opposite façade hanging over the garden. ABD Architects developed a special system of glassing for the facades of the office complex - opaque and transparent panels alternate shifted on the half of each module. Such arrangement creates an interesting visual effect: from different angles the facades look differently. Transparent and opaque segments are overlapped and shuffled like cards and in the result the building looks airy and light but it is absolutely impossible to see anything inside. The maneuver will exclude unwanted visual contacts which are hard to avoid in the dense surrounding.


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Home Article Fox News TV Personality Brian Kilmeade's Longtime Married Relationship With Wife Dawn Kilmeade; Has Three Children; Interesting Facts About Their Marriage
Fox News TV Personality Brian Kilmeade's Longtime Married Relationship With Wife Dawn Kilmeade; Has Three Children; Interesting Facts About Their Marriage
Updated On 29 May, 2018 Published On 29 May, 2018
The controversial Television personality, Brian Kilmeade, is happily married to his wife Dawn Kilmeade and shares three children together.
Most people know Brian Kilmeade as a Fox News television personality, a very successful one at that. But do you know apart from being a great anchor, he is also a brilliant husband and a father? If you did not, you sure will now.
The host of the Fox News Radio program Kilmeade and Friends seems like an ideal man most girls wish to marry. Although he does not reveal too much information about his private life to public knowledge, here we have everything that's been spilled so far.
Brian Kilmeade's Married Life
Fox & Friends anchor Brian Kilmeade went to numerous dates with Dawn Kilmeade in the early 90s. They soon started striking a connection and after getting to know each other extremely well, they decided on getting married on 3rd December 1993.
Brian Kilmeade with his lovely wife Dawn Kilmeade
Source: Heavy
The pair has three children, two daughters, and one son. Namely, Kaitlyn Kilmeade, Kristyn Kilmeade, and Bryan Kilmeade. The couple has been together for well over two decades and is going strong as ever.
They display inspiration to lots of young couples around the world showing what unconditional love really means. Moreover, Brian appears to be a very loyal husband and a brilliant father as he has never been involved in any affairs and rumors in regards to his personal life.
Just a couple dads with their girls. @SteveDoocy pic.twitter.com/3JwQaDM3Xf
— Brian Kilmeade (@kilmeade) June 27, 2016
Brian reckons he owes his success to his wife who has remained a supportive figure all these years. The entire Kilmeade family seem very joyous on social media.
Brian Kilmeade Marriage And Personal Life's Interesting Facts
The Kilmeade family appears to be a very cheerful one. Brian's kids playfully revealed in one of the interviews how much their father thinks of himself as an ultimate television and movie critic.
In fact, he apparently makes them change the channel if they are watching any of the 'Housewives' show or Adam Sandler movie. Moreover, the fox anchor is revealed to possess no hobbies except a bizarre one of collecting newspaper headlines of major events.
Brian Kilmeade's wife Dawn Kilmeade with her two daughters
Source: Fox News
Funnily enough, the Fox anchor is the top suspect of household thefts. He seems to be behind water bottles with someone else's initials disappearing from the fridge. Besides, he's got an annoying habit of carelessly leaving his clothes out of order as well as leaving the cap off the toothpaste. The family does not mind though, as Brian tends to make up for it with a random act of kindness.
It's no surprise that some people have a pet peeve of hearing anyone chew gum. Brian certainly falls into this category as this happens to be his biggest pet peeve.
Meanwhile, the TV personality can never remain idle even in his home. When he's got nothing to do, he usually ends up begging his kids to play soccer in the backyard. Despite all the tease and banters, it cannot be stressed enough how much the entire Kilmeade family loves and enjoys each other's company.
Brian Kilmeade's Career & Controversy
Brian Kilmeade began his career as a correspondent for Channel One News. This resulted in him hosting KHSC-TV. In 1994, he climbed to UFC2 and UFC3 to host the fighting event.
Later in 1996, he was one of the announcers in the Ultimate Fighting Championship event. Similarly, in 1997, he worked as a sports anchor for WVIT in 1997. Likewise, he featured as a Newport TV reporter.
Brian Kilmeade in The Brian Kilmeade Show
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The TV personality subsequently gained valuable experiences from work. He then went on to publish successful books, both fiction and non-fiction and is known as a renowned author. Moreover, Brian was one of the reporters in Giants Stadium for the MSG Network.
During the period, he covered various stories, most notably the story of New Jersey Metro-Stars, a major league soccer team. In 2006, the former author replaced Tony Snow as the host and anchor for Fox News Radio. His exceptional talent helped him gain immense recognition in his career.
Brian Kilmeade and His Controversial Comments
Kilmeade is well known for inappropriate remarks and comments. One of them was a racist joke towards a Nicaraguan Meteorologist when he asked: "You grew up on tacos, correct?" Likewise, he once said, "Not all Muslims are terrorists, but all terrorists are Muslims."
Similarly, this other time he was like, "We keep marrying other species and other ethnics." This comment was intended to make fun of inter-race marriages and increasing tendency to have Alzheimer's.
Well, it seems controversy doesn't seem to leave Brian's side. For now, he is happy in career and with his family.
Brian Kilmeade: Quick Facts
Source: The Daily Banter
He was born on 7th May 1964 in New York USA.
His birth sign is Taurus.
He is of American nationality and mixed ancestry (Irish and Italian).
His mother is Marie Kilmeade while his father's name is unknown.
He has two brothers named Steve Kilmeade and Jim Kilmeade.
He finished his high school in 1982 from Massapequa High School.
He graduated from C.W. post with Bachelor of Arts degree.
He hosted Fox and Friends show alongside Steve Doocy.
He made into the New York Times bestseller list three times.
He loves soccer, thus enjoys attending games.
He is a dog lover and owns two dogs in his home.
His wedding song was titled 'Power of love'.
He has an estimated net worth of $2.5 million while his salary is $200,000.
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Challenge #60 was lots of fun with our Anything But a Card & Ribbon theme. We saw a wide variety of wonderful projects this time around. Many thanks to all who participated.
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The Great Gatsby Book Report Chapter 3
The roaring twenties truly were roaring with the lavish, extravagant lifestyle of parties and immorality. The Great Gatsby by F.
Scott Fitzgerald attributes to this lifestyle. In the novel, the narrator Nick Carraway moves to Long Island and develops relationships with Jay Gatsby and Tom and Daisy Buchanan. Fitting perfectly with the theme of the twenties, Tom Buchanan has a woman on the side named Myrtle Wilson. Soon after, the reader is informed that Gatsby had a former relationship with Daisy and there love soon rekindles into a second affair in the novel.As the drama explodes, Tom confronts Gatsby and Myrtle, Gatsby, and Myrtle's husband George all die in a suspenseful conclusion. Throughout the novel it is revealed that Fitzgerald does not have much respect for women through the characters.
It is almost impossible to become akin to the immorality, carelessness, and greediness of Myrtle Wilson and Daisy Buchanan. For the most part, they both seem to have an affinity towards men other than their husbands. Daisy has a minor fling with Jay Gatsby that developed from a previous love affair.Myrtle has an affair with Tom Buchanan that began after a meeting in a train car. Despite the fact that they seem to have an indifference to the general feeling that cheating is wrong, they both have different reasons for doing what they did. Daisy cheated because she is a romantic of the worst kind; a romantic with no moral standing and a somewhat obscure sense of reality.
This would be best reflected by her statement in chapter seven when she claimed that she would be leaving Tom until his statement, "She's not leaving me?Certainly not for a common swindler who'd have to steal the ring he'd put on her finger. " (Page 133) After this, the almost resolute feeling of wanting to leave Tom had changed. Tom continued to insult Gatsby's methods of acquiring money, and Daisy slowly began to slip back into Tom's will. Daisy's sense of morality seemed to depend on the strongest figure in the room, which made her susceptible to Gatsby's charms when she was alone with him.
On the other hand, Myrtle was simple in her choice of cheating on her husband.She supported her decisions for adultery on basic attraction. Her description of her initial attitude toward Tom was quite significant of this, "All I kept thinking about over and over was,. You can't live forever.
You can't live forever. '" (Page 33) Also on the contrary to Daisy, Myrtle was almost too ready for the chance to divorce her husband and quickly marry Tom. Both of these women were not pleased with the lives they were living and searched elsewhere to fill the gap. It was just how the two carried on their business of committing adultery that made them differ.Despite their contribution to marital dysfunction in their lives, Daisy and Myrtle both had husbands that loved them.
Even though Tom and Daisy were leading separate lives from their marriage, Tom has made it clear that Daisy is the one he finds worth coming home to,"? I love Daisy too. Once in a while I go off on a spree and make a fool of myself, but I always come back, and in my heart I love her all the time. " (Page 131) Marital problems were blatant in this statement, but it is still a true profession of love.
George Wilson had a more traditional love for his wife, although it eventually destroyed him.There was an indication of this when Nick, Jordan, and Tom went to Wilson's garage. Nick observed that Wilson had discovered that Myrtle had a life apart from him and the shock had made him physically sick. Both women were able to at least partially keep their original relationships running strong throughout several mishaps. Finally, these women proved to be quite similar in their desire to play a particular role in life to acquire happiness. Daisy has been familiar with being the wife of the American dream for quite some time.
When Gatsby described his initial meeting with Gatsby, he said that he knew he had to pretend to have a great deal of money. Daisy grew up in a life of money, and when the time had come, she married into money. This is strongly reflected through her mannerisms throughout the novel, even Gatsby states, "Her voice is full of money. " (Page 120) She lives in a large house complete with lavish furnishings, a big, strong, wealthy husband, and a living accessory? her daughter. This is the American dream she has always wanted and always known she would obtain.
Myrtle was significantly less wealthy in her upbringing and adult life. Perhaps it was under Tom's influence, or perhaps it was an additional fantasy she wanted to add to her affair with Tom, but Myrtle seemed to want to play the same role as Daisy did. Myrtle did her best to act out her desires in a small apartment Tom kept for them to get away to in New York. The apartment, as Nick described it, was filled with furniture of a more affluent lifestyle that seemed to be condensed into the small living room.
Upon arriving in New York, Tom purchased a small dog upon Myrtle's request.This small dog could be compared to Daisy's daughter and acted as Myrtle's living accessory. Furthermore, after Nick, Myrtle, and Tom had reached the apartment and had invited guests over for drinks, Myrtle had changed her clothes and taken on a more fake persona, "With the influence of the dress, (Myrtle's) personality had also undergone a change? Her laughter, her gestures, her assertions became more violently affected moment by moment? " (Page 30) To some extent, Myrtle had reached her goal of making a better life for herself. However, this life was a life like Daisy's.Fitzgerald's dislike of women is displayed obviously in The Great Gatsby through the characters Daisy Buchanan and Myrtle Wilson.
Both women engage in outside relationships despite having husbands. The two also continued on with these relationships besides the fact that their husbands both truly loved them. They were both also extremely greedy and did whatever they could to live a role filled with lavish belongings, the prefect relationship, and large amounts of money. Although there were some major similarities and differences between the two, there was a definite similarity of their entire frail existence: they both were deservedly unhappy.
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Just in time before the year ends, Victory starts a series that talks about finances entitled, Unlimited. Hopefully, when we start the new year, we'll have a renewed view on how God provides us and how we should manage God's gifts. This applies not only to material possessions, but to all forms of gifts that God grants us.
God can provide in the most UNLIKELY PLACE.
In the course of our obedience to God, at times we find ourselves in places or situations we do not particularly wish to be in. We tend to worry because we are unprepared to face a difficult environment. Then again, He never promised an easy road, but He promised to provide us with everything that we need in order to survive the challenges and carry out His will.
God can provide in the most UNEXPECTED WAY.
We get overwhelmed by our fears and anxieties in the middle of unfavorable conditions. Our attention becomes centered on the problem, neglecting to acknowledge that our God works in marvelous ways, more so if we are fulfilling His will. Having faith and putting our full trust in the Lord is key. In His perfect time, even when we think all is lost, He will bless us and lead us through. Things may not make sense to us, but God knows exactly what He is doing.
God has already provided. We just have to believe.
God can provide in the most EXCEEDING MEASURE.
When we cry out for help and ask for God's favor, we oftentimes think that God says no when in truth, He has something better for us. His providence is not to be underestimated. God gives us more than what we need, even more than what we deserve.
Although we ask based on our limited understanding, God blesses us according to His graciousness and immeasurable power.


For young adults with disabilities, finding and keeping a job is a meaningful milestone towards independence and a unique type of achievement that, for many, marks a fulfilling life. However, finding the right job training and school-to-work transition training has proven to be a huge roadblock for most special education students seeking employment. So how can we address this problem?
Experience is crucial for special education students: "this means getting genuine employment experience in community-based locations where they can earn competitive wages" reports Christina Samuels from EducationWeek. However, this type of employment can be difficult to attain—it requires making phone calls to employers, sending out resumes, visiting locations, and finding creative ways to promote each individual's skill level. The problem is that even in transition facilities and agencies devoted to supporting youths with disabilities, staff members are often uncomfortable helping with the tireless job search required. With this struggle, families often turn to the schools for guidance, but it can't be left entirely up to the educators alone.
"You would think we would have a handle on how to do this the right way, but we're asking educators who are not trained in employment to be job developers," said Laura A. Owens, the president of TransCen, a Rockville, Md., nonprofit that provides career and workforce development for people with disabilities.
Teachers can't do it all: come up with the lessons, provide the plans, teach transition skills, bridge the school-to-work process and find/provide jobs for their students. To make up for this lack of training, community organizations, parents, workplaces and teachers have to work together work together to help students with special needs to prepare for what happens after graduation. This includes providing experiences that in some way translate into real-world work and sometimes additional training in hands-on technical or vocational skills. The best transition training also focuses on other workplace must-haves such as effective ways to communicate, etiquette on the job, having a positive attitude, being confident, problem-solving, and working on a team.
Across the country, several initiatives are being put in place to help bolster the availability of resources for special education students hoping to enter the workforce. The newly enacted Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act aims to build a link between schools and the community. Through provisions that require vocational-rehabilitation agencies to offer students with disabilities transition services, communities can now become part of workforce readiness. This allows individuals in school-to-work transition to take advantage of the training and guidance that is necessary to land a real job – and not only employment that is open to people with disabilities.
Unfortunately for many students with disabilities, job training often includes working alongside other individuals with disabilities at segregated jobs that don't promote the soft skills (interpersonal communication, social etiquette) and social/life skills that are essential in the working world.
All too often, these young adults are steered into specialized programs that segregate them from the general working population. These 'workshop' type environments don't allow people with disabilities to build real-world skills that carry on into genuine employment in the community. Why? Because these jobs typically don't require any specialized knowledge, soft skills or even independent living skills.
For example, at one such workshop that was located in Rhode Island, young people with disabilities spent their time on menial tasks like assembling jewelry, without experiencing genuine employment and competitive wages. In 2014, Rhode Island signed a first-of-its-kind consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice to bolster its supports for students and adults with developmental disabilities. Today, Rhode Island serves as a "national leader in the movement to bring people with disabilities out of segregated work settings and into typical jobs in the community at competitive pay," said Jocelyn Samuels, the acting assistant attorney general for the civil rights division, in a statement.
Programs that seek to transition students into mainstream jobs offer the opportunities to build and use these valuable work skills and social skills. By stressing real-world experience-building, teachers, parents and employers who are part of the student's transition can help prepare him or her for a meaningful future that includes a fulfilling job.
Research shows that when students with disabilities understand their own abilities and become advocates for themselves, they have an easier time finding and keeping post-high school employment. Additionally, having transition curriculum that promotes high expectations for the student's success can significantly contribute to finding and gaining a meaningful job. That's why our three-volume Transitions Curriculum gives students the in-depth social skills and life skills they need to make a successful transition from school to work and adulthood.


Great Fishing is the game for real fishermen. You have three fish rods, worms and your goal is to catch as many fish as you can. The fish is biting today and you can enjoy fishing. Catch small and big fish, don't forget dig worms after every fishing and try to get all achivements.


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<title>RTCPeerConnection payload type demuxing</title>
<script src="/resources/testharness.js"></script>
<script src="/resources/testharnessreport.js"></script>
<script src="../RTCPeerConnection-helper.js"></script>
<script>
'use strict';
promise_test(async t => {
  const caller = new RTCPeerConnection();
  t.add_cleanup(() => caller.close());
  const callee = new RTCPeerConnection();
  t.add_cleanup(() => callee.close());
  exchangeIceCandidates(caller, callee);

  const stream = await getNoiseStream({video: true});
  t.add_cleanup(() => stream.getTracks().forEach(track => track.stop()));
  stream.getTracks().forEach(track => caller.addTrack(track, stream));
  stream.getTracks().forEach(track => caller.addTrack(track.clone(), stream.clone()));

  let callCount = 0;
  let metadataToBeLoaded = new Promise(resolve => {
    callee.ontrack = (e) => {
      const stream = e.streams[0];
      const v = document.createElement('video');
      v.autoplay = true;
      v.srcObject = stream;
      v.id = stream.id
      v.addEventListener('loadedmetadata', () => {
        if (++callCount === 2) {
          resolve();
        }
      });
    };
  });

  // Restrict first transceiver to VP8, second to H264.
  const {codecs} = RTCRtpSender.getCapabilities('video');
  const vp8 = codecs.find(c => c.mimeType === 'video/VP8');
  const h264 = codecs.find(c => c.mimeType === 'video/H264');
  caller.getTransceivers()[0].setCodecPreferences([vp8]);
  caller.getTransceivers()[1].setCodecPreferences([h264]);

  const offer = await caller.createOffer();
  // Replace the mid header extension and all ssrc lines
  // with bogus. The receiver will be forced to do payload type demuxing.
  const sdp = offer.sdp
    .replace(/rtp-hdrext:sdes/g, 'rtp-hdrext:something')
    .replace(/a=ssrc:/g, 'a=notssrc');

  await callee.setRemoteDescription({type: 'offer', sdp});
  await caller.setLocalDescription(offer);

  const answer = await callee.createAnswer();
  await caller.setRemoteDescription(answer);
  await callee.setLocalDescription(answer);

  await metadataToBeLoaded;
}, 'Can demux two video tracks with different payload types on a bundled connection');

promise_test(async t => {
  const caller = new RTCPeerConnection({bundlePolicy: 'max-compat'});
  t.add_cleanup(() => caller.close());
  const callee = new RTCPeerConnection();
  t.add_cleanup(() => callee.close());
  exchangeIceCandidates(caller, callee);

  const stream = await getNoiseStream({video: true});
  t.add_cleanup(() => stream.getTracks().forEach(track => track.stop()));
  stream.getTracks().forEach(track => caller.addTrack(track, stream));
  stream.getTracks().forEach(track => caller.addTrack(track.clone(), stream.clone()));

  let callCount = 0;
  let metadataToBeLoaded = new Promise(resolve => {
    callee.ontrack = (e) => {
      const stream = e.streams[0];
      const v = document.createElement('video');
      v.autoplay = true;
      v.srcObject = stream;
      v.id = stream.id
      v.addEventListener('loadedmetadata', () => {
        if (++callCount === 2) {
          resolve();
        }
      });
    };
  });

  const offer = await caller.createOffer();
  // Replace BUNDLE, the mid header extension and all ssrc lines
  // with bogus. The receiver will be forced to do payload type demuxing
  // which is still possible because the different m-lines arrive on
  // different ports/sockets.
  const sdp = offer.sdp.replace('BUNDLE', 'SOMETHING')
    .replace(/rtp-hdrext:sdes/g, 'rtp-hdrext:something')
    .replace(/a=ssrc:/g, 'a=notssrc');

  await callee.setRemoteDescription({type: 'offer', sdp});
  await caller.setLocalDescription(offer);

  const answer = await callee.createAnswer();
  await caller.setRemoteDescription(answer);
  await callee.setLocalDescription(answer);

  await metadataToBeLoaded;
}, 'Can demux two video tracks with the same payload type on an unbundled connection');

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Čezmejna baza podatkov o kulturni dediščini izbranih 120 krajev na čezmejnem slovensko-madžarskem območju - Prekmurja v Sloveniji in Železne županije na Madžarskem
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Problem areas in the floodplain of the Rába and the Vörös Creek
The Rába section at Ivánc is extremely problematic in terms of flood protection. The survey chart here explains this: you can see that the Rába is in a river bed that is about two meters higher than the Vörös Creek. A few kilometers further down, it actually merges into the deeper section, and from there…
Prohibiting the opening of a private school in Bögöte
Ervin Batthyány, an aristocrat of Vas County who was sympathetic to the ideology of anarchism, made an attempt to implement socialist principles and founded a school at his own expense. The administration and the Catholic Church tried to block the initiative by all possible means. The school could only operate for a few years.
Protocol on the property of Countess Zichy, 1945-1946
The history of the Beltinci Castle is linked to several noble families. The last of them was the Zichy family, led by Mária Ifigénia Zichy. At the time of the liberation of the Prekmurje, when the Countess was no longer in the castle, many objects and works of art were stealed. On December 17, 1945,…
Ragam controversam inter Possessionem Győrvár et Bona Venerabilis Capituli Sabariensis de Castro Ferreo repraesentans
The territorial base unit of medieval agriculture was the rotation ('nyomás'). The plots were scattered around the settlement in several different patches. Consolidation is the process in which farmers' scattered plots of small pieces are merged and each owner receives his land as one contiguous area. The consolidation began after the enactment of the laws…
Raising the Hungarian flag in Lendava
In 1941, when the Hungarians re-occupied the Prekmurje, in many places the Hungarian flag was raised, symbolizing the annexation of the Prekmurje to Hungary. The photo was taken at the ceremony on August 20, 1942, at the solemn consecration of the Hungarian flag. The celebration was on August 20, St. Stephen's Day, which is one…
Remembrance of the military service during the First World War
Military souvenirs, the kind that made possible to affix their military photos, were popular among the soldiers. During World War I, their popularity continued to grow; they were made of different materials and shapes, with captions, pictures. They were available in bookstores and shops. What they had in common was that the soldiers could stick…
Renaming the Dolnja Lendava District Umbrella Factory to Štefan Kovač National Hero Lendava Umbrella Factory
The Lendava Umbrella Factory was officially established on September 27, 1904 from Béla Wortman's sewing company under the name "Hungária Hazai Ernyőgyár", the first umbrella factory of the Monarchy. At the end of the war, the factory was renamed to Ernyőgyár (Umbrella Factory). During WWII, it regained its original name. Towards the end of the…
Renovation of the Lutheran church in Puconci, designed by László Takáts
The first Lutheran congregation was established in Puconci in 1783, after the Patent of toleration of 1781. The church in Puconci was already consecrated in 1784. In 1855/56 the church was renovated and a new altar, gallery, pulpit and organ were added. In 1908, László Takáts, an architect from the Prekmurje Region, who also led…
Report on children's religious education and spiritual exercises in the 1933/34 school year
The Gerlinci School was founded in 1899. Initially, it had one class, later another one was added. Education was first conducted in Hungarian, then, after 1921, in Slovene, then, during the Second World War, partly in Hungarian and partly in Prekmurje dialect. In the 1960s, the school became a branch of the Cankova Elementary School,…
Education began in Krog in 1853, when the branch school of the Murska Sobota church was opened in the village. An independent elementary school was established in 1897, operating for more than a half a century. In 1961, the school became a branch of the Bakovci Primary School. In the 1970/71 school year it was…
Road and house near Hotiza
Hotiza was first mentioned in 1389. In 1524 the place was mentioned as Hothyza. Until 1644 it belonged to the Bánffy family estates. After the family line ended, it became the property of the Nádasdy family, who, together with other estates, sold the village to the Eszterházy family in 1690. During the war of 1848-1849,…
Senyeháza settlement village seal (typarium)
The use of the seals of the settlements was regulated by the Act XVIII of 1871 on the settlements governance. When the law was enacted, the sub-prefect offices collected all the old typariums and placed them for preservation in the county archives. On these seals the settlements displayed their old, almost forgotten symbols
Seregélyháza settlement village seal (typarium)
The use of the seals of the settlements was regulated by the Act XVIII of 1871 on the settlements governance. When the law was enacted, the sub-prefect offices collected all the old typariums and placed them for preservation in the county archives. On these seals the settlements displayed their old, almost forgotten symbols.
Statement by Gábriel Kövér, who was the chairman of the Heritage Management Committee of Count Ferenc Nádasdy, on citizens of Zalaegerszeg, Turnišče and Dobronak
Count Ferenc Nádasdy III (1623-1671) was a member of one of the most prominent Hungarian aristocratic families. He entered history as the leader of a conspiracy against the Habsburg Emperor Leopold I. The plot was discovered and he was sentenced to death: on April 30, 1671, he was beheaded in Vienna. Until his death he…
Students from grades 2 and 3 of Križevci Primary School in the 1926/27 school year
Education began in 1784, the first instructor being Štefan Szijárto. In 1889 the Lutheran congregation built a new school building. In 1872, the district had 305 school-age children. During the WWI, education was discontinued, restarting only in December 1920. In 1922 it was a four-grade school and its district became smaller. In 1929, the religious…
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Survey on the financial and personal condition of the Lutheran Public school in Őrimagyarosd
In 1942, the Vas County Superintendent of Schools ordered a general survey, according to which the heads of primary schools had to report the number of staff and students, their religious denomination, mother tongue, etc., as well as the legal, technical status of the building, and any measures deemed necessary. The ministry of education planned…
Survey on the financial and personal condition of the Lutheran Public school in Szarvaskend
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Cedarcrest girls fall in title game at Chelan tourney: The Red Wolve ladies struggled offensively, but still had a chance to beat host Chelan last night in the title game at the Chelan Invitational over in north central Washington, but they fell just short, dropping a 38-37 decision to the Goats. "We had a rough night offensively in both execution and shooting. Chelan shot well and we didn't but we had a chance to win it at the end but that shot like our others missed the mark," said coach Brad Knowles by email. Ava Erhardt led the Cedarcrest efforts with nine points as the squad went 1-1 and finished second in the four-team event. They'll be back to work this next week in Wesco play. As for the Red Wolves boys, they too, were in the tournament title game last night but we have no report yet from that game.
Cedarcrest High School's boys and girls' basketball squads also enjoyed victory in a holiday tournament, with both teams beating Oroville in the opener of the Chelan Holiday Tournament.
The Red Wolve girls led off, and their game with the ladies from the north central Washington border community ended up being a game where everyone got a chance to play and score points, according to coach Brad Knowles, as Cedarcrest cruised to a 52-13 win after shutting out their opposition in the entire first half. "You never know who you are going to face in a holiday tournament or their talent level. Oroville is a small school in a rebuilding year," said Knowles by email, and that showed early, as CHS took a 29-0 halftime lead, you read that right, 29-0, then they changed things up a little bit and everyone got in and contributed as noted. Sidra Griffin led things with eight points for the Red Wolves, whose boys then hit the floor afterward at Chelan High School with Oroville's boys and that, too, was a dominant performance for Cedarcrest, as they posted a 56-31 win. Nicolo Cammarano led the Red Wolves with 10, and Chris Busch added nine for the victors. Spencer Martin scored a game-high 16 to lead the guys from northern Okanogan County.
Cedarcrest continues play at the tournament today, against host Chelan.


ON THE GO OC - Things to do with your family.: Scots Festival Returns to The Queen Mary!
Scots Festival Returns to The Queen Mary!
Scots Festival Returns to The Queen Mary Next Month!
It's time to break out your bagpipes and kilts because ScotsFestival is returning to the Queen Mary for its 26th anniversary on February 16-17 from 9am-6pm for another weekend filled with traditional Scottish athletics, dancing, entertainment, cuisine and more family-friendly fun!
Families are invited to experience the Queen Mary's rich Scottish legacy first hand through a full schedule of authentic Scottish activities including dancing, entertainment, cuisine and tastings all in honor the Queen's Scottish heritage.
For the first time ever, the Queen Mary will be hosting North American Pro Athletes to compete in the International Highland Games, a precursor to today's Olympic Games. The Highland Games were designed to test the strength, skill, and technique of ancient warriors by face offs! Wee laddies and lassies can try their own hand at mimi Highland Games including youth competitions in caber toss, archery, potato sack races and tug o' war. There is no lack of fun activities for all ages!
The Queen Mary welcomes back the annual ScotsFestival & International Highland Games XXVI on February 16-17, 2019. Celebrate the Queen Mary's rich Scottish legacy first hand through a full schedule of authentic Scottish activities including the new North American Professional Highland Games, dancing, entertainment, cuisine and tastings all in honor of the Queen Mary's Scottish heritage.


Find and book with these questions in mind.
After narrowing down your shortlist to one or two potential photographers/videographers. Set up a meeting with each of them in person or either through a phone call, video call or texting to know if you feel comfortable around them.
The importance of this cannot be overemphasized; this meet up will help foster a cordial relationship between you and your selected photographer.
You'll be spending a big part of your special day with this person, being at ease will not only guarantee you enjoy yourself more, but they'll also get better shots. Win-win!
These are some questions you should ask before choosing a photographer; they are a little bit lengthy so you can email them for better correspondence and for the sake of record keeping.
Here is why you want to know this; for example, you want all your pictures to be taken as portraits, to avoid a mix of portraits and landscapes you will want to go with a photographer that specializes in portraits shoots. A lot of photographers when shooting, use a mix of several styles of photography and it is safest and best to go with a photographer that likes to shoot the style of pictures you want.
Are my pictures going to be edited? Will I see the original copies first?
It is commonplace for photographers to edit pictures and two of the editing process is color balancing and retouching. These give the pictures taken on a shoot a perfect look. Some photographers may show you untouched copies of your photos and others might not if you want to see both copies you should discuss it with your photographer.
How many events have you shoot, how often do you shoot events, which events and what period in the year do you like to shoot most?
More often than not, the event you need a photographer for will happen once in your life, your wedding day, your 21st birthday, your marriage's 50th anniversary. You will need a professional cameraman with sufficient experience to take pictures of your event, not somebody who practices photography as a hobby on the side.
What do your packages cover?
When you pay for any service you need to know what it covers. Does it include hard copies as well as soft copies of your pictures? Are you getting any of them framed for the same package you are paying for or do you have to pay separately? These are important to know, as it will avoid any issues that may come up.
This also includes the rate of coverage, will I be charged by the hour or is there an overhead price for as long as the event holds?
Can I make a deposit or do I have to pay all up front?
You will also want to know in addition to the above question when payment is due and when to expect your pictures.
Who exactly will be my photographer for the day?
Because you are speaking to the owner of a photography outfit does not mean he will be the one to take your pictures that day. Make sure you set an appointment with whoever is covering your event.
In this same vein, if you are patronizing an agency of photographers be sure to ask if there is a backup photographer if anything happens to your photographer and if there will be a second photographer to cover certain angles. This may cost more but it is worth asking.
Do you also have a videographer and if no, how will I coordinate with the one I will be hiring?
If the agency you are hiring does not have videographers and you have to hire one ensuring there is a good rapport between the photographer and videographer is important in the quality of coverage you get. You can also ask for a recommendation for a videographer.
How many events do you cover on a weekend?
You will need to know this to understand the schedule of your photographer and properly anticipate his arrival.
Have you shot any events at my venue before?
Your photographer needs to be aware of any lighting issues or needs your venue may have, if he has worked there before, it will be an added advantage for you. In a situation where your photographer hasn't shoot at your venue before, going there beforehand will be important.
Is a shot list necessary or do you prefer to capture the event as you deem fit?
Most photographers will like to know specific shots to take but do not overwhelm them with too many requests. You should trust your photographers to take amazing pictures.
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This is a fantastic mid-sized city. It is large enough that you are always meeting new people, but small enough that you feel like it's a close-knit community. Several diverse neighborhoods are around the city, Highlands, Crescent Hill, and Germantown, plus there are suburbs with all the chains. There is a big push to shop locally, so there are many small businesses and restaurants, from Vietnamese to Italian to Ethiopian. We have many parks and our neighborhoods are walkable with mixed uses. Public transit could be a lot better though. There are several yoga studios and the countryside with horse stables is 20 min away. Louisville accepts diversity, in my opinion, although the rest of KY isn't as progressive. Over half of Louisville's growth is from immigration actually. We also have a couple of universities and a minor league baseball team, a variety of art museums, and horse racing, which is quite fun, especially at the Derby each May.


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<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
    <title>pixi.js example 20 - strip </title>
    <style>
        body {
            margin: 0;
            padding: 0;
            background-color: #000000;
        }
    </style>
    <script src="../../bin/pixi.dev.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
    <script>

    var count = 0;

    // create an new instance of a pixi stage
    var stage = new PIXI.Stage(0xace455);

    // create a renderer instance.
    var renderer = PIXI.autoDetectRenderer(window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight);

    var target = new PIXI.Point();

    // add the renderer view element to the DOM
    document.body.appendChild(renderer.view);

    // build a rope!
    var length = 918 / 20;

    var points = [];

    for (var i = 0; i < 20; i++) {

        var segSize = length;
        points.push(new PIXI.Point(i * length, 0));
    };

    strip = new PIXI.Rope(PIXI.Texture.fromImage("snake.png"), points);
    strip.x = -918/2;

    var snakeContainer = new PIXI.DisplayObjectContainer();
    snakeContainer.position.x = window.innerWidth/2;
    snakeContainer.position.y = window.innerHeight/2;

    snakeContainer.scale.set( window.innerWidth / 1100)
    stage.addChild(snakeContainer);

    snakeContainer.addChild(strip);

    // start animating
    requestAnimFrame(animate);

    function animate() {

        count += 0.1;

        var length = 918 / 20;

        // make the snake
        for (var i = 0; i < points.length; i++) {

            points[i].y = Math.sin(i *0.5  + count) * 30;

            points[i].x = i * length + Math.cos(i *0.3  + count) * 20;

        };

        // render the stage
        renderer.render(stage);

        requestAnimFrame(animate);
    }

    </script>

    </body>
</html>


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Rachel Reeves Labour Member of Parliament for Leeds West
The Everyday Economy
Rachel in Parliament
'The Hot Seat' interview
On Friday the 8th of June, I was interviewed in 'The Hot Seat' on 'The Big Yorkshire Phone In'. I was grilled on a number of topics, ranging from Brexit to my personal best in the Bramley Park Run!
In regards to Brexit, it is incredibly important that we leave the European Union in March 2019 with a deal in place. No deal will lead to the implementation of tariffs. This means that for shoppers, the prices of imported goods will increase. Manufactured exports would also have a higher price, meaning that jobs will be threatened. We have a once in a generation opportunity to re-define our relationship with our international partners; and while it is important to use this to engage with exciting, emerging economies, we must also ensure that we have a coherent trading relationship with our European neighbours. People voted to hand power back to Parliament, not as my colleague Hillary Benn put it: 'jump off the ship without a lifeboat'. We have a responsibility to protect the rights of both shoppers and workers during this process. I have been completely underwhelmed with the Government's attempt to successfully leave the European Union, it appears that there have been more negotiations within Theresa May's divided cabinet than with Brussels.
People in Leeds are currently being weighed down by a failing transport system. Chris Grayling must take responsibility for this, as he is responsible for the implementation of timetable changes that Northern Rail simply could not accommodate to. Delays and cancellations have meant that people have turned up to work late, and through no fault of their own, have had to face a dock in pay. The dysfunctional public transport system has also led to more people driving in an attempt to claw back some control over their commute. This has increased congestion on our roads, and has contributed to the growing air pollution problem in the area. Unfortunately, Leeds is one of the most polluted cities in the U.K. This is an example of climate change transforming itself from a local issue, into a global one. As long as we have a public transport system that is not up to scratch, we will continue to contribute to the worldwide climate change crisis. Equally, it is important that we begin to transition to using electric cars and buses so that the city of Leeds can reduce its carbon footprint.
I received many calls about anti-social behaviour in Leeds West, especially in and around Armley Town Street. I want to stress that I will not rest until we have sorted out the problems in Town Street. I am working with the council to ensure that we can cut down on the street-drinking, drug taking and public congregations that all contribute to anti-social behaviour in Town Street. The council has recently rejected planning permission for another off-licence, and we want to halt the selling of cheap and strong alcohol in the area. More needs to be done to take care of the dilapidated buildings in the area, as these are acting as hotspots for antisocial behaviour. Armley Town Street would also benefit from a greater police presence to enforce public drinking laws. However, it is difficult to provide this because of inadequate funding from Westminster. Make no mistake, Armley Town Street needs a massive overhaul, we must make sure that it can be enjoyed by both residents and businesses once again. On a more positive note, I am looking forward to the upcoming Armley Festival. This will be a great chance for the local community to come together and celebrate the area.
I thoroughly enjoyed my time in 'The Hot Seat'. It was great to be able to speak to so many local residents about issues affecting them. To listen to the hour-long interview, please click the link below, and start the programme from two hours in.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p067js08
Unit 8a, Bramley Centre, Leeds LS13 2ET, UK View on Google Maps
Email: rachel.reeves.mp@parliament.uk
Printed and promoted by Leeds West CLP on behalf of Rachel Reeves, both at 8a Bramley Shopping Centre, Bramley, Leeds, LS13 2ET.


Create an Entire SharePoint Farm on Azure in less than an Hour!
Azure has always provided a gallery for servers that you can provision as virtual machines. The new Azure portal provides now the ability to provision collections of servers all provisioned to work together and are ready to go quickly.
A good example where this is really helpful is provisioning a high available SharePoint farm. In Azure, you had to create each server, network configuration, etc. manually through a series of steps. This article is a good example that describes all the steps to create a basic SharePoint farm in Azure. It's quite a lengthy process.
Microsoft has now released a new template that will provision an entire highly available SharePoint farm for you through the gallery wizard.
The new SharePoint Farm wizard creates all the required servers including your AD, SQL, and SharePoint servers all preconfigured and ready to go for a high availability farm!


B&Q has ploughed £60m into its responsive website that it describes as the most "functionally advanced" website of its kind in the country.
The new Diy.com website has been optimised for all devices and aims to help customers find products quicker.
B&Q director of omnichannel Mike Durbridge said: "We're investing over £60m in developing B&Q's internet platform to make it really easy for customers to get everything they need, easily and conveniently.
"Diy.com is the biggest category-specific home improvement website in the UK.
The website is built on intelligent design to allow the integration of a stream of new features that will be launched throughout next year.
B&Q's website is being supported by a new click-and-collect service that will replace the previous reserve-and-collect offering.
The new service will offer the customers the chance to purchase products online and then collect them next day from one of 360 B&Q stores.