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What Did Mary Really Know?
Every year during the Christmas Season, there are articles published that are critical of the song, Mary Did You Know. As expected, in early December, Fr. Robert McTeigue, SJ, published an article with the title, "The Problem With 'Mary Did You Know.'" In the article, Fr. McTeigue criticized the following lyrics: "Did you know that your Baby Boy has come to make you new? This Child that you delivered will soon deliver you."
Fr. McTeigue's complaint was that the lyrics imply that Mary was a sinner who needed to be delivered from her sins. This is contrary to Catholic doctrine which states that Mary was preserved free from all stain of original sin from the moment of her immaculate conception, which allowed her to be a pure vessel in which the Son of God could be conceived and born without ever having come into contact with sin.
Another article that was published before Christmas stated that the song implies that Mary was not fully aware that she was the mother of God. The article went on to say that anyone who is familiar with the Bible knows that Mary possessed knowledge that she was the Mother of God, not only because of the Angel Gabriel's announcement (Luke 1:26-56), but also because of her "song of praise" — known as "The Magnificat" — which indicated that she was aware of her role in the salvation of mankind. Here are the first two sentences of the Magnificat:
My soul magnifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, for he has looked with favor on the lowliness of his handmaid. For behold, from henceforth all generations shall call me blessed; for he who is mighty, has done great things for me and holy is his name. (Luke 1:46-49)
Whenever I read anything about the life of Mary, I think about a book that I read in the early 1980s, while I was in law school. The title of the book was, The Life of The Blessed Virgin Mary. The content for the book was taken from the recorded visions of the well-known 19th-century Catholic mystic, Venerable Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774 – 1824).
According to the Modern Catholic Dictionary, a mystic is a person whose soul has been elevated by God to a supernatural state in which God is known in a way that no human effort or exertion could ever succeed in producing. A mystic is given certain insights that are far beyond ordinary human knowledge.
It is believed that because of a special grace that she received from God, Emmerich was granted visions that allowed her to see what the Blessed Mother experienced before, during, and after the birth of the Son of God.
One of Emmerich's visions revealed part of the Holy Family's journey after the birth of Christ, when they traveled from Bethlehem to Egypt to escape from King Herod. During their journey, the Holy Family stayed overnight at the homes of people who were willing to help them out. Here is one of the visions that was described by Emmerich:
At last I saw the Holy Family follow these animals and pass over a mountain ridge into a wild and lonely region. It was dark, and the way led past a wooded area. In front of this wooded area, at some distance from the path, I saw a poor hut, and not far from it a light hanging in a tree, which could be seen from a long way off, to attract travelers.
This part of the road was sinister: trenches had been dug in it here and there, and there were also trenches all around the hut. Hidden cords were stretched across the good parts of the road, and when touched by travelers rang bells in the hut and brought out its thieving inhabitants to plunder them. This robbers' hut was not always in the same place. It could be moved about and put up wherever its inhabitants wanted it.
When the Holy Family approached the light hanging in the tree, I saw the leader of the robbers with five of his companions closing around them. At first, they were evilly disposed, but I saw that at the sight of the Infant Jesus a ray, like an arrow, struck the heart of the leader, who ordered his comrades to do no harm to these people. The Blessed Virgin also saw this ray strike the robber's heart, as she later recounted to Anna the prophetess when she returned.
The robber now led the Holy Family through the dangerous places in the road into his hut. It was night. In the hut was the robber's wife with some children. The man told his wife of the strange sensation that had come over him at the sight of the Child.
Emmerich then described how the wife of the robber warmed up to the Holy Family and served them some bread with honey. Emmerich then explained what happened after Mary and Joseph were finished eating:
The woman arranged a separate place for the Blessed Virgin, and brought at her request a trough with water for washing the Infant Jesus. She washed the linen for her and dried it at the fire. Mary bathed the Infant Jesus under a cloth.
The man was very much agitated and said to his wife: "This Hebrew child is no ordinary child, he is a holy child. Ask his mother to allow us to wash our leprous little boy in his bath water. Perhaps it will do him good."
As the woman came up to Mary to ask her this, our Lady told her, before she had said a word, to wash her leprous boy in the bath water. The woman brought her three-year-old son lying in her arms. He was stiff with leprosy and his features could not be seen because of scabs on his skin.
The water in which Jesus had been bathed seemed clearer than it had been before, and as soon as the leprous child was dipped into it, the scales of his leprosy fell off of him to the ground and the child was cleansed.
The woman was beside herself with joy, and tried to embrace Mary and the Infant Jesus, but Mary put out her hand and would not let her touch either herself or Jesus.
Although the Catholic Church began the process to canonize Anne Catherine Emmerich and subsequently declared her to be "Blessed," the Church has never taken an official position on the authenticity of her visions.
We have no way of knowing whether Emmerich's visions were from God or were the result of a very creative imagination; however, the visions that I quoted are worth considering because they prompt us to consider what Mary and Joseph were forced to endure on their initial journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem, which was roughly 80 miles, and their subsequent journey (after the birth of Jesus), from Bethlehem to Egypt, which was more than 40 miles.
Because Saint Joseph walked while the Blessed Mother rode a donkey, they would have had to depend on strangers to feed them and provide them with a place to sleep. What happened in the homes where the Holy Family stayed? What special graces were granted to the people in those homes because of their generosity toward the Holy Family? What spiritual and physical miracles did the infant Savior perform in those homes? What did Mary really know at that time about her Son?
I'm looking forward to finding out the answers to these questions when I'm finally able to meet the Holy Family in Heaven.
Greetings to you, Georgette and Harry –
I'm interested in responses to "Mary did you know?" and I ask the same question. So I, too, will be happy to learn directly from her what she DID know, and when and how she knew!
I want to tell you now,what a wonderful daughter you have in Teresa, your youngest. In the two hours she had, she has sent us a delightful and informative account of your whole family! I love it!
Please tell her I congratulate her for her accomplishment in creating your Christmas Message to us! May your 2018 be filled with joy peace and health for your entire family! Love, Sister Roberta
Sister Roberta – I passed your message on to Teresa and she appreciated hearing from you. I hope you have another blessed and productive year in which you are able to share your gifts with the members of your community. Love, Harry
The lyrics are problematic, but I don't think impossible to reconcile. It is like our response to the question, Did Mary need a savior? See https://www.catholic.com/video/if-mary-was-sinless-why-did-she-need-a-savior In an eternal and universal sense, Mary, like the rest of us needed a saviour, but her salvation was given first at her conception, unlike ours received later. Unlike Eve, however, Mary kept faithful to her savior, as we are called to do. How much did she know is a profound question that I don't think is fully known by Gabriel's greeting or Mary's Magnificat. That David's descendant would have an eternal throne does not necessarily tell the ancients that He is God himself. That revelation was slowly revealed and may only have been expressed first by doubting Thomas on Divine Mercy Sunday when he said to the risen Christ, "My Lord and my God."
I am no mystic, but I think that artistic license can allow for interesting accounts of the nativity story, such as the movie by that name or my own play, A Farewell to Bethlehem at http://lincolninpeoria.blogspot.com/2014/11/a-farewell-to-bethlehem.html
Dan – Thanks for your comment. I wasn't aware that you wrote a play on this topic. Good job. It might be worthwhile publishing the play and offering it to Catholic grade schools to use with their students. I hope you and your family have a blessed, healthy, and prosperous 2018. Take care, Harry


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Which are the most accredited tests for measuring personality traits?
I'm lacking of an academic background. I thought there were only 4 or 16 personality traits. But a fast search on google is showing a huge number: according to this link they should be 638.
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$\begingroup$ I think this is an OK question! I even had a similar exam question as a student for my personality psychology course: "Why big 5 instead of big 3 or small 16?" (i.e. Costa&McCrae vs. Eysenck vs. Spearman). $\endgroup$ – Ana Mar 27 '14 at 1:32
$\begingroup$ @Ana: thanks, if you like it I would appreciate a +1! $\endgroup$ – Revious Apr 9 '14 at 12:12
How many personality factors are there? The history of personality testing can be summarised in terms of an initial period where there was a vast number of personality traits. In response to this, there have been various attempts to synthesise these traits into a smaller number of underlying factors. There is a huge literature on this process (e.g., Digman, 1990; McCrae & John, 1992).
There are a lot of researchers who have proposed variations on the five factor model (commonly labeled OCEAN: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion agreeableness, and neuroticism). That said, you will find a range of other factorial models (e.g., Eysenk's three factor model; the HEXACO six factor model).
There has also been subsequent challenges to the resulting dominance of factorial models. For example, see the research of Sampo Paunonen (e.g., Paunonen & Ashton, 2001) which suggests that we may have gone too far in embracing the factorial models of personality.
Related to this debate, there are a range of hiearchical theories of personality where facets are nested within factors. So you can either get a very general representation of personality with say 5 factors, and a more detailed representation with say 30 facets.
What are valid measures of these factors? There are a large number of well validated personality tests. Tests are typically built around particular representations of personality. There are a range of free measures of the Big 5 listed here with some discussion around validity.
The NEO is one of the most well-known and used commercial measures of the Big 5. That said, there are a wide range of well validated commercial personality tests available.
Digman, J. M. (1990). Personality structure: Emergence of the five-factor model. Annual review of psychology, 41(1), 417-440.
McCrae, R. R., & John, O. P. (1992). An introduction to the five‐factor model and its applications. Journal of personality, 60(2), 175-215.
Paunonen, S. V., & Ashton, M. C. (2001). Big five factors and facets and the prediction of behavior. Journal of personality and social psychology, 81(3), 524.
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$\begingroup$ Is it "bad" to open a question asking how NEO relates to MBTI? $\endgroup$ – Revious Apr 9 '14 at 12:17
$\begingroup$ Have you seen this answer? cogsci.stackexchange.com/questions/1546/… $\endgroup$ – Revious Apr 9 '14 at 13:29
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LILLI LEWIS: "O, LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE BRIGHT" (single)
In CATALOGUE FUNK LRHR FEATURES NEW RELEASES NEWS POP R&B RELEASES ROCK SINGER/SONGWRITER SOUL
Tagged with Light Lilli Lewis
On	29 Jan | '2016
"Lilli Lewis has Sister Rosetta Tharpe's virtuoso commitment to her instrument and Odetta's vocal power, creating a show that is a force of nature." Eric Cager, Cutting Edge CE
Emerging Psychedelic folk-rock and soul diva Lilli Lewis unleashes her national debut on Louisiana Red Hot with her latest single "O, Let Your Light Shine Bright." Lewis is an award-winning pianist, composer, and songstress of rare grace and grit who conjures the likes of Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Big Mama Thornton, Odetta, and Janis Joplin when in full gear. The Athens, Georgia native first made her presence known in New Orleans through "The Shiz," her indie rock and soul band known as the Alabama Shakes of the Northshore. Lewis made her home here in New Orleans in 2014, and immediately began performing with some of the city's favorites including Betty Shirley, Sharon Martin, and sousaphone maestro Kirk Joseph's Backyard Groove.
In 2016, following an independent release of a new EP Orange Music, Vol. 1, Lewis teamed up with Louisiana Red Hot Records for national debut release with her latest single "O, Let Your Light Shine Bright," making her the only woman currently represented among Louisiana Red Hot's esteemed roster. Co-produced by Lewis with TJ Barends, the single is a warm and unassuming invitation that sinks easily beneath the skin while its B side "Walk Upon Water" is an all-out festival style jam complete with a saxophone chorus and searing guitar work.
With vocals said to have "enough energy to power a large city," Lewis brings her songs of empowerment and personal responsibility to ever widening audiences, never failing to deliver "innovative, soulful music that will never go out of style." www.lillilewis.com
MARC STONE: Poison & Medicine
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On	23 Sep | '2015
"Poison & Medicine possesses catchy hooks, compelling introspection and songs that are simply fun to sing along to, marking perhaps a watershed moment in the already locally adored and internationally in-demand 45-year-old Stone's career."
– Frank Etheridge, Offbeat Magazine, New Orleans
New York City-born, New Orleans-adopted guitarist Marc Stone has become one of the most respected Blues and Roots artists in the Crescent City, earning him a "Best Blues Artist" nomination from Offbeat Magazine. Stone has spent the last 20+ years backing such an astounding litany of Louisiana Blues, R&B and Zydeco legends including Eddie Bo, Ernie K-Doe, Marva Wright, Tommy Ridgely, Marcia Ball, Henry Gray, Rockin' Dopsie, C.J. Chenier, and Grammy winner Terrance Simien. Stone original music weds an impressive roots-music pedigree with red-hot slide playing and outstanding storytelling.
Stone's impressive roots-music pedigree, red-hot slide playing and outstanding storytelling are all on fine display with his Louisiana Red Hot Records debut. The album features a stellar cast of New Orleans guests including percussion wizard Mike Dillon, the Bonerama Horns, the late great tenor sax master Tim Green, members of Galactic, Honey Island Swamp Band, and the Dirty Dozen Brass Band. Add to that a host of legendary vocalists including Big Al Carson, Benny Turner and Tanya and Lillian Boutte, the "family-affair" assembly drives a ground-breaking offering that spans the Southern musical spectrum from gospel to R&B and haunting Delta Swamp Blues.
2015 saw a breakthrough year for the New Orleans blues veteran that included two European tours, a Northeast tour in the fall, and the Marc Stone moniker added to Louisiana Red Hot Records' powerhouse roster that includes the Honey Island Swamp Band, Ivan Neville and Dumpstaphunk, Glen David Andrews, and the New Orleans Suspects. Poison & Medicine is a grit and gristle collection of contemporary roots and blues with a seasoned and skillful architect at the helm.
COLIN LAKE: One Thing That's For Sure
In AMERICANA BLUES CATALOGUE LRHR FEATURES NEW RELEASES NEWS ROCK SINGER/SONGWRITER
On	10 Jul | '2015
"Songs as sturdy as his fleet-fingered, blues-based guitar skills"
– Keith Spera, Times Picayune
While scores of talented young musicians have flocked to New Orleans in the years following Hurricane Katrina, among the most outstanding is Pacific Northwest native Colin Lake, whose passion for life and innate feel for roots music makes him perfectly suited to the culture of the Crescent City. Lake quickly established himself as a subtle yet dynamic slide guitar master, performing at New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, Austin City Limits Fest, Hangout Festival, the Key West Songwriters Festival and French Quarter Festival. His soulful vocals and searing touch on the lap steel reveal an affinity for the works of countless blues greats, but his knack for original song craft truly sets him apart.
Lake shines in his Louisiana Red Hot debut, One Thing That's For Sure. Produced by Eric Heigle (Arcade Fire, Lost Bayou Ramblers, Givers, Dr. John).He is joined by the cream of the young crop of southern musicians; including Luther Dickenson (North Mississippi All Stars), Maggie Koerner (Galactic), jazz vocalist Sasha Masakowski and actress/singer Topsy Chapman (12 Years a Slave). Paired with a band that includes veteran keyboardist Marc Adams (Eric Lindell, Tab Benoit, Marva Wright), bassist Bill Richard, and drummer Erik Golson, Lake delivers an album that moves from sunny summer jams to powerful love songs, haunting instrumentals and dark, scorching rockers. Fans of roots music, blues, soul and jam bands will find much to love here.
JOHN LISI: Shut the Front Door
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"One thing blues ain't is funny" – Stephen Stills […Obviously Mr. Stills has never sat in with John Lisi…]
Since bursting onto the scene in 1998, John Lisi has been hailed as one of the best guitarist slingers in Louisiana – a major rave for the most musical place in all the world. Indeed, Lisi is a master of the Dobro, mandolin, resonator and Stratocaster, as well as offbeat portrayals of everyday life turned into funky-bluesy-body-shakin' music that just makes a person feel better.
Lisi not only thrives on the work…he loves what he does with "an unshakable belief in [his] original songs and being able to deliver them live, as well as honestly enjoying creating and performing."
"Shut the Front Door" is Lisi's brand of "delta funk" – that Big Easy blend of blues, rock, boogie and deep-fried funk – complete with the all essential ingredients: sassy female background vocals, kickin' horns, in-the-pocket rhythm section, topped with stunning guitar riffs. If you have a taste for Delta cooking, then this, my friend, is your genuine, finger-lickin' chicken on the bone!


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The day has finally arrived when I am ready to show you the bedroom reveal. You know the one I started almost six months ago?? I must be a world class procrastinator!
I did a lot of work in this room but mostly I did a lot of thinking. What are the right colors within my limitations? How can I up-cycle the items I already have? But mostly I hung out with this little guy!
And I had a lot of help from you, my readers to create a calm look for a bedroom using vintage, thrifted and Ikea items.
When I first introduced my plans for this room there was much discussion about the positioning of the bed. I had it pushed up against the wall originally. But after much talk with you my readers I changed my mind and moved it away from the wall and also turned it facing this way.
I was worried that it would make the room look much smaller - if that is even possible. But guess what? It was not the case at all. In fact moving the bed away from the wall has made the room look larger! I have all of you to thank for that!
I also redid the bed skirt to go all around the mattress - not like I had in my original plans.
To give balance to the space I've placed a kitchen towel over the bed, similar to this. I had bought this years ago never intending to use it in the kitchen but just liked the whole look of it. It has been secured on a piece of wood and tied with twine. The cheapest art ever!!
And I have no headboard that you can see. I think simple is the way to go here, besides those pillows add enough pattern.
Between the wall and the bed I placed the bench I had made over months ago. It just goes to show that not everything has to serve its traditional purpose. I didn't have a table small enough to fit there so I used the bench. It is narrow enough to fit and also serve as a table to hold my books and lamp.
Speaking of which, that lamp does not really go with the rest of the room but for now it fits well enough. At least it looks great on top of Hamilton!! I'll be on the lookout for another one on my frequent garage sales.
The wall mounted shelf above was redone a few days ago, you can read all about the shimmer here.
On the other side of the bed, I've placed the chair that was made over two ways. This one is good for throwing your clothes on when you are too lazy to hang them up. Keeping it real folks!
Under the chair I've placed a basket I found at a garage sale for $3!! Stored are my medical things. Should I try to find another place for those? They kind of ruin the look of the room.
And those curtains? They were made from drop cloth! The easiest pleated curtains you will ever make.
And now to the other side of the room. If you recall I had two slim black bookcases here. There was talk of painting them but I've since removed them and placed them in the living room, to be eventually upcycled. It makes a huge difference now that they are not here.
Before this makeover started I had the two MCM pieces in that corner. They hold the printer so it only made sense to move the whole thing closer to the desk.
In that corner I've placed the vintage white dresser. You may recall that at one point I had thought of stenciling the dresser, but I quickly came to my senses and realized it would be too much for such a small room. So instead I kept it simple and just added new glass knobs.
On the wall next to the window is a cubby holder which I found at a garage sale.
Above the dresser are two mirrors, the larger of the two was an old plastic mirror which has been transformed. The smaller was thrifted and painted to look shabby. They look like they were always meant to be there. Here is one that I love!
The corner also holds my stash of frames which will be used as needed. I have dreams of a gallery wall one day!
This concoction here is actually an ikea picture ledge on the bottom and on top a cubby which I found at a yard sale. You can see what it looked like before here.
It was dark brown and painted with an enamel paint that would not sand off. So instead of beating myself over the head about it, I just used more enamel paint over it. It took about four coats but I am happy with the fact that it finally covered the ugly! And it looks great with the ikea picture ledge.
The mid century modern pieces hold my paperwork and printer. I moved them all the way to the left of the wall to have them closer to my desk which is on the adjacent wall. I was especially happy with how the makeover turned out.
Soft colors really do make the room look so much larger. If you doubt me, take a look at what they looked like before here. A bit of blue color serves to punch up the place for a very neutral look. Now about that lamp that stick out like a sore thumb, should it stay or should it go?
The print is something I downloaded on the internet. Sorry I can't remember where that was.
And of course what kind of DIY blogger would I be if I didn't show you my craft stash. It's all stored in an Ikea RASKOG utility cart. I bet everyone has one of these, they are so practical and really hold a ton of stuff.
And finally we come to the workstation as I like to call it. I didn't do much here except tidy up all those papers that were stuck on the wall. I did however paint the legs of the table white. That helps to unify it with the rest of the room.
And the chair is also a nice neutral grey. In fact it was one of the first items I bought for this room. And it along with the rug set the tone for the colors.
Yes, having organized post-its all in columns make a huge difference! I also like the look of this cork board. Do you think it's too busy?
The self on top has been reorganized and I've added two shoe boxes. I painted them using milk paint and then just printed up some labels for them. I used the same color paint but different decorative wax and that makes all the difference.
Many of you had suggested that I separate the sleep/rest area from the work area. And that is just what I did. Now everything has a designated place.
You may also remember I had been thinking of adding copper as one of the colors. Instead I replaced it with the slate blue. The colors are all soft and relaxing which add to the calm feel of the room.
And now since everything has its place I am much more inclined to wake up and make the bed right away before Tatou has a chance to jump on it.
It really has become a stress-free area for relaxation. But also a pleasant area to get lots of work done, now that the printer is close by and all of my papers are in order. Well for the most part anyway. And I'm much more focused now that all the mess is gone.
I was able to combine Ikea items with vintage finds and hopefully create a look that is not only calm and relaxing but also works so that the furnishings are in harmony! Did I achieve this? You tell me!
I can honestly say that I am finally finished with this room and am enjoying it to the fullest. And I have you, my faithful readers, to thank for all of your great suggestions on how to create a calm look for the bedroom.
Now I would like more suggestions on anything else that I can tweak aside from all the lamps that need changing out.
You can see all the progress of the bedroom and the projects below.
Love that wall hanging you created, Mary. I may have missed where you got the bedding set? It's very pretty!
Thanks Julie, it was such an easy idea. I have no idea where that bedding came from, maybe Macy's.
Sounds like you're really enjoying those garage sales Mary! I like your bedroom, especially that thrifted mirror on top of your chest. That IKEA cart looks really handy too. I think you've inspired me to continue doing things around here.
Florence you have no idea what an organized room can do for your mind. I instantly feel relaxed when I walk in here as opposed to the rest of the house. And it is easy to keep it tidy now that everything has a designated spot.
Mary, sometimes a room just takes times. You've done a remarkable job pulling everything together.
Lisa it was a big job because I wanted everything to look like it belonged here and did not stick out like a sore thumb. I guess that is my style a mix of everything. And yes there is always more to be done. I've gotta hit the sales to see if I can find more lamps.
What a lovely room. You've created a safe haven, calm and quiet, some kind of a retreat, very soothing.
Exactly Marjan. I feel so relaxed in here, and working is such a pleasure too!
The bedroom does look very soothing, and it looks like Tatou agrees with me. I like how you designated zones for relaxing and working. You have managed to organize the room and keep it stylish.
This has to be Tatou's favorite room. As soon as he wakes up he jumps right on the bed! I am really happy with it and I think I've finally found my style... soothing eclectic Haha!
Wow Mary, I must admit I'm very impressed with how much you've managed to fit inside your bedroom. It all looks lovely and no wonder you wake up with a smile on your face. You've taken so many mismatched bits and pieces and added your unique style to create a little haven filled with character and love.
Cozy and fresh, love it!
Mary you always give me a laugh. You had me in mind when you purposely added a chair to hold clothes that I am too lazy to hang.
My favorite thing though is the tea towel. It looks great!
Love all the work you put into your room. You are not alone in taking time getting stuff done. But life happens!
Hi Mary, you've done a good job. Judging by the photos you have managed to create a nice relaxed feel in the room whilst keeping it simple and practical. I'm not a huge fan of cork boards although we do have one, I find it gets cluttered and which puts me off looking at it.
So many great idea here Mary. I especially love the idea of creating a wall hanging behind the bed in lieu of a headboard. Genius!
Oh Mary, your bedroom looks fantastic! So calm and serene and you have everything you need in one room. I think it is your little oasis at the end of the day! You did excellent work my friend, Bravo!!!
You did a great job getting so many different spaces out of one room. Love the bed covers. Found you on Blogger's Pit Stop Link Party.
Your room transformation looks fantastic! I love how everything goes together so well. I laughed when you mentioned the dish towel as a wall hanging. I have bought several dish towels to do just that, and now you have inspired me to get them out of the closet and hang them! Thank you for sharing at Celebrate It!
Mary you did exactly what is described in the tittle but also you created a very nice work-space. By the way I'm not sure If I am more jealous of your dog or your craft supplies!


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Mauritian reptiles get the backing of international philanthropist thanks to local trust company
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust is one of several local charities set to benefit from a multi-million pound charitable foundation, which is managed by Jersey based trust company, Nautilus.
The Jersey Foundation, established by an international philanthropist, will be making pledges to several local charities throughout 2014, one of which is to Durrell for £50,000. The donation will fund conservation work in Mauritius.
The £50,000 will support Durrell's mission of saving species from extinction through the delivery of conservation projects on the ground and training Mauritian conservationists. On the ground, the funding will support efforts to restore six species of highly threatened reptile, including the Telfair's skink, orange tailed skink and Gunther's gecko, on the network of small islands that lie off the coast of Mauritius. This includes funding a desperately needed 4 x 4 vehicle to move the team and equipment to field sites, trips to each of the islands, and the movement of reptiles between islands to rebuild populations. The funding will also support our work with Mauritian Wildlife Foundation to build local skills for conservation through the provision of scholarships to attend our Endangered Species Recovery course that is based at the new Durrell Conservation Academy – Mauritius campus, as well as support for students coming to the UK and Jersey to receive specialist training.
Jan Kenny, executive director of Nautilus, said: It has been a pleasure to work with our client and to identify some really wonderful causes locally with which we are to provide financial support. We have an affinity with Durrell given that Nautilus also has offices in Mauritius and we can see first-hand the benefits the donation has made already. We hope that this is the start of an on-going relationship between Nautilus and Durrell.'
Oliver Johnson, CEO of Durrell, commented: 'We are delighted to receive such strong support from a local organisation; it truly reinforces community spirit for both Jersey and Mauritius. We can only continue to show our gratitude towards this generous foundation and hope that others can appreciate conservation and sustainability in the remarkable way that Nautilus have'.
Nautilus has further demonstrated its commitment to community giving by establishing its own Charitable Foundation. The Nautilus Charitable Foundation will be funded by donations from clients and staff, with the funds being used to support local good causes.
'Jersey should be looking to position itself as a centre of excellence for philanthropy and through our promotion of the many vehicles through which charitable pledges can be made we hope to highlight the local charities and the work they do, ensuring local, Jersey charities are considered as beneficiaries of charitable giving,' added Ms Kenny.
Nautilus was the first trust company in Jersey to establish a wholly Charitable Foundation back in 2010, shortly after the structures became available. The trust company, which has offices in Mauritius and Hong Kong continues to administer active Foundations in philanthropic structures on behalf of many global clients.
Nautilus was incorporated in 1999 and has grown from a team of two to 89 through organic growth and a series of acquisitions, including the acquisition of New World Trustees (Jersey) Limited in March 2013 and the establishment of Nautilus Fiduciary Mauritius Limited in December 2013. Nautilus is an independent trust company based in Jersey and boasts a client-focused team offering flexible solutions to clients around the world. The company specialises in the establishment and management of trusts and companies, and also offers an exhaustive list of comprehensive financial solutions to assist with wealth management.
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Number of Cardano Whales Grows as $ADA Price and Trading Volume Surge
The number of whales on the Cardano ($ADA) network has recently started growing, at a time in which the cryptocurrency has been seeing its trading volume rise, along with its price amid a wider cryptocurrency market recovery.
According to on-chain analytics firm Santiment, 20 new addresses holding over 1 million $ADA tokens have popped up recently, after the price of the cryptocurrency jumped more than 30% since the end of December, and as its trading volume rose to a 2-month high.
📈 #Cardano has now jumped an impressive +30% since December 30th. Since the start of the rally, 28 new addresses have popped up on the network that hold 1M or more $ADA. Trading volume has hit a 2-month high, including increasing large whale transactions. https://t.co/6Zli0Q9IcI pic.twitter.com/GgEVOzXOF8
— Santiment (@santimentfeed) January 9, 2023
The cryptocurrency's recovery came whale addresses recently restarted accumulating $ADA, which could be a main validator to watch for the cryptocurrency's breakout. As reported, after dumping over 560 million $ADA over the final two months of 2022 $ADA whales have restarted accumulating this year, adding 217 million tokens to their stash so far.
Notably, the cryptocurrency community has set a bullish price target for $ADA this month, presumably taking into account the network's growing adoption. The average of nearly 3,400 cryptocurrency community members pointed to the smart contract platform's price trading at $0.495 by the end of January, representing an 83% rise from $ADA's initial $0.27 level.
It's important to point out that the cryptocurrency community's predictions may not come to life at all. According to the platform, the community's historical accuracy is of little over 41%, with recent data showing it was at around 60% in September and October 2022 to hit 6.8% in December.
According to an analysis by on-chain analytics firm Santiment Cardano may be "severely undervalued" Its analysis has shown that both shark and whale addresses (holdings between 100,000 and 10 million tokens) have been actively accumulating ADA over the past six weeks.
Earlier this week, popular Cardano influencer "ADA whale" predicted ADA will become a top 3 cryptocurrency by market capitalization. The prediction was based on ADA's impressive rally so far this year.
Dan Gambardello, Founder of Crypto Capital Venture and host of the popular YouTube channel "Crypto Capital Venture", had said that ADA is "undervalued and oversold" and it will be one of the best coins to own in this year. He said that ADA is "just doing its thing" and it will make sense in the long term.
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Education provider Stone has added Huawei Symantec storage and security products to its solution portfolio in an exclusive deal that it hopes to turn into a million pound business.
The China-based JV between rapidly-emerging comms vendor Huawei and security industry stalwart Symantec is looking to grow its public sector market share in the UK and said Stone's "proven track record" in the space was an asset.
"We were impressed by its focus to develop its storage revenue business, adding value to its existing customer base and to grow in new markets," said Huawei Symantec channel sales and alliances director Jon Reeves-Serby.
Stone CEO James Bird added: "Our customers will benefit from data storage technology that is around 40% more cost-effective on a like-for-like basis, compared to other vendors in the space."
Bird suggested that cost factors would prove an asset during "this time of austerity" in the education sector.
Stone will have access to Huawei Symantec's full portfolio, with runs the gamut from entry-level storage suitable for classroom environments to enterprise-level kit aimed at large scale university research projects, for example.


Juicy Stakes Poker have given their promotions section a bit of a revamp. To begin with, the welcome bonus is 200% up to $1,000 and new depositors will also be given a seat in the $1,000 New Depositor freeroll giving them not only a shot at a little free cash but also allowing players to get used to the software.
Players at Juicy Stakes can now enjoy 3 freerolls each and every day that total $1,300 in free cash prizes and they will be run at 4.30, 6.30 and 8.30pm each day. The prizes in the freerolls are given as tournament tickets to the larger events and they pay down the 15th place. There's also a $20,000 monthly rake race with the top 100 players getting paid cash prizes up to $500. The rake race is based on FPP's and quite simply, the more Frequent Player Points you earn the better chance you have of getting in on the money, with players being paid up to $500 each.
Juicy Stakes have also launched their own fast fold poker product which allows players to play more hands by simply mucking cards they do not wish to play and being moved to another table with fresh cards in front of them. Should you not like what you've been dealt, then you simply fold the cards, and that means you don't have to sit around waiting for the completion of a hand you are not involved in, and the beauty of the fast fold game is that you may multi-table too, making it very fast indeed. There are plenty of smaller guaranteed tournaments at Juicy Stakes and it's not a bad little room to take a look at, and it also boasts a casino and a games section too, which give it a little extra.


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Q: Why does one person get shocked? I have a small snow machine that I purchased.  It comes in a wooden box with metal, I assume aluminum or maybe stainless steel, trim  around it.  It connects directly to a standard 110vac power.  Obviously there is liquid involved as well.
The strangest thing is happening.  I have one worker who, whenever he touches the metal trim, gets shocked.  It is continuous and happens regardless of how many times he touches it, so it isn't static.  Everyone else can touch it without getting shocked.  But if he touches someone while they are touching it, they both get shocked.  He has tried different clothing, shoes, etc to figure out why he is the only one, but no matter what, he is the only one who gets shocked.
It makes no difference if the machine is turned off or on.
Anyone have any ideas?  It's got me stumped.

A: The shoes and socks can be leather and with sweat and conduct many uA of current.

*

*e.g. 230V/1M = 230 uA.

*dry socks and synthetic soles can be >>50M or 230V/50M=<5uA

*If the insulation leakage in the machine is rated to 0.5mA then it's impedance is 230V/0.5mA = 460 kOhm

*so shoe interface impedance makes all the difference.

The machine has leakage current and 0.5mA (500 uA) can be felt but is generally considered safe and is the IEC/UL/CSA limit. It may be more and you ought to try measure it and fix it.

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Advantage invites four Ducks to NCDC main camp
jimmerdenhollander	Dells Ducks, Dells Ducks/USPHL Premier, USPHL	 June 9, 2021 June 10, 2021 3 Minutes
Jayden Tkaczuk (#86) and Adam Brown — Photo Courtesy Gary Wiles
Head Coach Shaun Falzone successfully checked another box on his list of goals since returning as Owner/GM/Coach of the Dells Ducks with four players invited to attend the main training camp for the NCDC's Boston Advantage.
Since he stepped in as a partner for the Dells Ducks in the spring of 2020, Falzone listed several ambitions including restoring a solid relationship with the local hockey community and giving his players a legit shot at moving on to the next level of junior play.
The arrangement with the Advantage is nice as teams are in a similar position in terms of their USPHL identity. The Ads are entering just their sophomore season with teams at the NCDC, Premier and Elite levels while the Ducks are entering an 11th season, but just a second since a reboot under the guidance of Falzone.
Liam Hogan — Photo Credit Gary Wiles
"Our goal for the Ducks is to move players on," said Falzone.
"With our relationship with Boston Advantage, we are getting the opportunity to give our Ducks, USPHL Premier players, an opportunity to prove they belong in the NCDC, tier 2 hockey. We have helped these players improve over the season and now it is in their hands."
Invitations have been presented to Jayden Tkaczuk ('02/Channahon, Ill.), the team's scorer in 2020-21 with 11 goals and 19 points; Adam Brown ('02/Chicago, Ill.), one of the few returners this past season who showed his ability to play both defense and forward; Liam Hogan ('02/West Greenwich, R.I.) who contributed a dozen points and goaltender Anthony Falzone ('03/Prosper, Texas) who made 18 appearances in the blue paint for the Ducks.
"Tkaczuk, he is a player who is 5'5″ but he plays like he is 6'5″," said Coach Falzone. "He has no fear and loves to aggravate the other team. He has amazing hands and good speed. He is a recent re-signing for us."
Falzone got a chance to look at his player again in action at the Chicago Combine last month.
Anthony Falzone
"He played the last day at the combine because the yellow team was short players so (Midwest Commissioner John) Schwarz let me throw him in. He had four goals and two assists, I believe, in two games. Had all the scouts talking to him."
Despite his young age, Brown stepped up as an on and off ice leader for a young Ducks team and Falzone said he deserves a shot at a higher-level team.
(Brown is a) "Very strong player for my organization, playing both defense and offense. He played a big part in keeping our goals down and ended up being a leader on the team. He has played juniors for three seasons, so he has experience and can play the game and he is blessed with quick hands and good speed, with a nice strong shot."
Hogan and Falzone were both junior rookies as well. Both showed an ability to shake off the rough nights and move on, learning along the way.
"Hogan is a fast player, who is in great condition," said Coach Falzone. "He has good hands and is smart with the puck. He was an Assistant Captain for us as a Rookie. He is a pure leader and doesn't know the word quit. I am really hoping he returns if he doesn't make a Tier 2 team."
A rival coach from the Midwest-West made a call to the Advantage to reccommend the young goalie. This Coach said to Coach Falzone, 'I hope you do not mind, I had some talks with some NCDC teams on behalf of your son. I know he is your kid and you will help him move up, but I really feel that Anthony needs to make the move to tier 2 so I figured you wouldn't mind me talking to them about him.'
"He got thrown into the top spot last season and he was not supposed to be in that position," said Coach Falzone "He earned the respect from the team, and they played better in front of him. He is an aggressive goalie. Players hate to stand in his crease. He is good at getting the respect from players and goalies from other teams."
These four will be part of the team's tryout June 28 at the Pilgrim Ice Arena in Hingham, Mass.
Boston Advantage
Jayden Tkaczuk
Liam Hogan
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Shaun Falzone
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Dev Diary, 29 May 2015: Aralynne, the Wrathful Sister
Aralynne is the half sister of Meru, and although the two girls both followed the path of their respective mothers, they are still close and value their familial bond highly.
Like her mother before her, Aralynne decided to follow the path of the Barossa Knights: an all female group of warriors bound by a martial creed of honour.
Unlike her mother though, she is not a swordswoman. Aralynne inherited her father's Arimarian blood which grants her greater channelling affinity. Depending on whom you ask, this is a blessing or a curse, but in basic terms it has granted her the ability to project fire, and through this ability and a lot of suffering, Aralynne has risen to become a Priestess of the order.
However, Aralynne's tranquil life was shattered upon receiving a letter informing her that her sister was in peril. She immediately set off to gather support and plan a rescue with Meru's mother.
Now it's just a simple matter of attacking a fortress, getting into the dungeon, and finding her sister in time.
The version posted on here is actually a quick recreation of the original concept art I did. It's the same style and same line art, but I lost the finished version so I had to quickly recolour it. The original one had more purple. I say the same style, and it is the same style as the original version of this image, but it's still a different style from the other character concepts. The main reason for that, was that I was messing about. Hope you weren't expecting something more profound than that explanation.
It's true that a lot of people have come to expect certain things from concept art, and truth be told, it's not concept art. A lot of what you see from AAA companies is professional production art made by dedicated art companies. It's effectively a very pretty lie. I'm not complaining. We all love the lie, and it gives good work to many fantastic artists. All I'm asking is that you don't expect it from every game. When I'm making concept art I'm doing just that. Conceptualizing. Sometimes that's a nice painting, sometimes it's an ugly as sin sketch of something, and sometimes it's a squishy little person made out of blu-tac or tinfoil. I'm horrendously inconsistent. I have no style or flare, or 'unique voice' as they like to call it in artistic circles. I just do stuff, or half do stuff and leave the rest up to interpretation.
Anyway. Back to the character. After this concept was done the character creation stuck pretty close to it. In fact there were only three notable changes. Some of her gold bracelets became studded and leather bound for some unknown reason. I probably hit the wrong thing on the colour picker by accident would be my guess. Her sandals were changed to be boots. Boots seemed more badass… and also need fewer polygons. Her skirt got a little shorter and her stockings longer. A skirt becoming shorter might initially sound like just an attempt to make the character a little sexier, but this change was made for the simple reason that it used fewer bones and would be easier to animate. In other words, laziness.
Overall though, I'm very happy with how the character turned out, even if she does look like a super hero in most team colours.
Looking back at the very original squiggle I did for the board game prototype, she's come a long way. That Orco like triple dress wizard robe thing might have been funky to see. Might have even been worth the character melting in the desert heat.
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package org.apache.hc.client5.http.examples;

import java.net.URI;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets;
import java.util.concurrent.Future;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.apache.hc.client5.http.impl.async.HttpAsyncClients;
import org.apache.hc.client5.http.impl.async.MinimalHttpAsyncClient;
import org.apache.hc.core5.http.ContentType;
import org.apache.hc.core5.http.Header;
import org.apache.hc.core5.http.HttpResponse;
import org.apache.hc.core5.http.Message;
import org.apache.hc.core5.http.config.Http1Config;
import org.apache.hc.core5.http.nio.support.BasicRequestProducer;
import org.apache.hc.core5.http2.config.H2Config;
import org.apache.hc.core5.io.CloseMode;
import org.apache.hc.core5.reactive.ReactiveEntityProducer;
import org.apache.hc.core5.reactive.ReactiveResponseConsumer;
import org.apache.hc.core5.reactor.IOReactorConfig;
import org.reactivestreams.Publisher;

import io.reactivex.Flowable;
import io.reactivex.Observable;

/**
 * This example demonstrates a reactive, full-duplex HTTP/1.1 message exchange using RxJava.
 */
public class ReactiveClientFullDuplexExchange {

    public static void main(final String[] args) throws Exception {

        final MinimalHttpAsyncClient client = HttpAsyncClients.createMinimal(
                H2Config.DEFAULT,
                Http1Config.DEFAULT,
                IOReactorConfig.DEFAULT);

        client.start();

        final URI requestUri = new URI("http://httpbin.org/post");
        final byte[] bs = "stuff".getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8);
        final ReactiveEntityProducer reactiveEntityProducer = new ReactiveEntityProducer(
            Flowable.just(ByteBuffer.wrap(bs)), bs.length, ContentType.TEXT_PLAIN, null);
        final BasicRequestProducer requestProducer = new BasicRequestProducer(
                "POST", requestUri, reactiveEntityProducer);

        final ReactiveResponseConsumer consumer = new ReactiveResponseConsumer();
        final Future<Void> requestFuture = client.execute(requestProducer, consumer, null);
        final Message<HttpResponse, Publisher<ByteBuffer>> streamingResponse = consumer.getResponseFuture().get();

        System.out.println(streamingResponse.getHead());
        for (final Header header : streamingResponse.getHead().getHeaders()) {
            System.out.println(header);
        }
        System.out.println();

        Observable.fromPublisher(streamingResponse.getBody())
            .map(byteBuffer -> {
                final byte[] string = new byte[byteBuffer.remaining()];
                byteBuffer.get(string);
                return new String(string);
            })
            .materialize()
            .forEach(System.out::println);

        requestFuture.get(1, TimeUnit.MINUTES);

        System.out.println("Shutting down");
        client.close(CloseMode.GRACEFUL);
    }
}


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/*  editor_autoload_settings.cpp                                         */
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#include "editor_autoload_settings.h"

#include "core/global_constants.h"
#include "core/project_settings.h"
#include "editor_node.h"
#include "scene/main/viewport.h"
#include "scene/resources/packed_scene.h"

#define PREVIEW_LIST_MAX_SIZE 10

void EditorAutoloadSettings::_notification(int p_what) {

	if (p_what == NOTIFICATION_ENTER_TREE) {

		List<String> afn;
		ResourceLoader::get_recognized_extensions_for_type("Script", &afn);
		ResourceLoader::get_recognized_extensions_for_type("PackedScene", &afn);

		EditorFileDialog *file_dialog = autoload_add_path->get_file_dialog();

		for (List<String>::Element *E = afn.front(); E; E = E->next()) {

			file_dialog->add_filter("*." + E->get());
		}

		for (List<AutoLoadInfo>::Element *E = autoload_cache.front(); E; E = E->next()) {
			AutoLoadInfo &info = E->get();
			if (info.node && info.in_editor) {
				get_tree()->get_root()->call_deferred("add_child", info.node);
			}
		}
	}
}

bool EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_name_is_valid(const String &p_name, String *r_error) {

	if (!p_name.is_valid_identifier()) {
		if (r_error)
			*r_error = TTR("Invalid name.") + "\n" + TTR("Valid characters:") + " a-z, A-Z, 0-9 or _";

		return false;
	}

	if (ClassDB::class_exists(p_name)) {
		if (r_error)
			*r_error = TTR("Invalid name. Must not collide with an existing engine class name.");

		return false;
	}

	for (int i = 0; i < Variant::VARIANT_MAX; i++) {
		if (Variant::get_type_name(Variant::Type(i)) == p_name) {
			if (r_error)
				*r_error = TTR("Invalid name. Must not collide with an existing buit-in type name.");

			return false;
		}
	}

	for (int i = 0; i < GlobalConstants::get_global_constant_count(); i++) {
		if (GlobalConstants::get_global_constant_name(i) == p_name) {
			if (r_error)
				*r_error = TTR("Invalid name. Must not collide with an existing global constant name.");

			return false;
		}
	}

	return true;
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_add() {

	autoload_add(autoload_add_name->get_text(), autoload_add_path->get_line_edit()->get_text());

	autoload_add_path->get_line_edit()->set_text("");
	autoload_add_name->set_text("");
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_selected() {

	TreeItem *ti = tree->get_selected();

	if (!ti)
		return;

	selected_autoload = "autoload/" + ti->get_text(0);
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_edited() {

	if (updating_autoload)
		return;

	TreeItem *ti = tree->get_edited();
	int column = tree->get_edited_column();

	UndoRedo *undo_redo = EditorNode::get_undo_redo();

	if (column == 0) {
		String name = ti->get_text(0);
		String old_name = selected_autoload.get_slice("/", 1);

		if (name == old_name)
			return;

		String error;
		if (!_autoload_name_is_valid(name, &error)) {
			ti->set_text(0, old_name);
			EditorNode::get_singleton()->show_warning(error);
			return;
		}

		if (ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->has_setting("autoload/" + name)) {
			ti->set_text(0, old_name);
			EditorNode::get_singleton()->show_warning(vformat(TTR("Autoload '%s' already exists!"), name));
			return;
		}

		updating_autoload = true;

		name = "autoload/" + name;

		int order = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_order(selected_autoload);
		String path = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get(selected_autoload);

		undo_redo->create_action(TTR("Rename Autoload"));

		undo_redo->add_do_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), name, path);
		undo_redo->add_do_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", name, order);
		undo_redo->add_do_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "clear", selected_autoload);

		undo_redo->add_undo_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), selected_autoload, path);
		undo_redo->add_undo_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", selected_autoload, order);
		undo_redo->add_undo_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "clear", name);

		undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "call_deferred", "update_autoload");
		undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "call_deferred", "update_autoload");

		undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);
		undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);

		undo_redo->commit_action();

		selected_autoload = name;
	} else if (column == 2) {
		updating_autoload = true;

		bool checked = ti->is_checked(2);
		String base = "autoload/" + ti->get_text(0);

		int order = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_order(base);
		String path = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get(base);

		if (path.begins_with("*"))
			path = path.substr(1, path.length());

		// Singleton autoloads are represented with a leading "*" in their path.
		if (checked)
			path = "*" + path;

		undo_redo->create_action(TTR("Toggle AutoLoad Globals"));

		undo_redo->add_do_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), base, path);
		undo_redo->add_undo_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), base, ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get(base));

		undo_redo->add_do_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", base, order);
		undo_redo->add_undo_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", base, order);

		undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "call_deferred", "update_autoload");
		undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "call_deferred", "update_autoload");

		undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);
		undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);

		undo_redo->commit_action();
	}

	updating_autoload = false;
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_button_pressed(Object *p_item, int p_column, int p_button) {

	TreeItem *ti = Object::cast_to<TreeItem>(p_item);

	String name = "autoload/" + ti->get_text(0);

	UndoRedo *undo_redo = EditorNode::get_undo_redo();

	switch (p_button) {
		case BUTTON_OPEN: {
			_autoload_open(ti->get_text(1));
		} break;
		case BUTTON_MOVE_UP:
		case BUTTON_MOVE_DOWN: {

			TreeItem *swap = NULL;

			if (p_button == BUTTON_MOVE_UP) {
				swap = ti->get_prev();
			} else {
				swap = ti->get_next();
			}

			if (!swap)
				return;

			String swap_name = "autoload/" + swap->get_text(0);

			int order = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_order(name);
			int swap_order = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_order(swap_name);

			undo_redo->create_action(TTR("Move Autoload"));

			undo_redo->add_do_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", name, swap_order);
			undo_redo->add_undo_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", name, order);

			undo_redo->add_do_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", swap_name, order);
			undo_redo->add_undo_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", swap_name, swap_order);

			undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "update_autoload");
			undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "update_autoload");

			undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);
			undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);

			undo_redo->commit_action();
		} break;
		case BUTTON_DELETE: {

			int order = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_order(name);

			undo_redo->create_action(TTR("Remove Autoload"));

			undo_redo->add_do_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), name, Variant());

			undo_redo->add_undo_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), name, ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get(name));
			undo_redo->add_undo_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_persisting", name, true);
			undo_redo->add_undo_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", order);

			undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "update_autoload");
			undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "update_autoload");

			undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);
			undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);

			undo_redo->commit_action();
		} break;
	}
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_activated() {
	TreeItem *ti = tree->get_selected();
	if (!ti)
		return;
	_autoload_open(ti->get_text(1));
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_open(const String &fpath) {
	if (ResourceLoader::get_resource_type(fpath) == "PackedScene") {
		EditorNode::get_singleton()->open_request(fpath);
	} else {
		EditorNode::get_singleton()->load_resource(fpath);
	}
	ProjectSettingsEditor::get_singleton()->hide();
}
void EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_file_callback(const String &p_path) {

	autoload_add_name->set_text(p_path.get_file().get_basename());
}

Node *EditorAutoloadSettings::_create_autoload(const String &p_path) {
	RES res = ResourceLoader::load(p_path);
	ERR_EXPLAIN("Can't autoload: " + p_path);
	ERR_FAIL_COND_V(res.is_null(), NULL);
	Node *n = NULL;
	if (res->is_class("PackedScene")) {
		Ref<PackedScene> ps = res;
		n = ps->instance();
	} else if (res->is_class("Script")) {
		Ref<Script> s = res;
		StringName ibt = s->get_instance_base_type();
		bool valid_type = ClassDB::is_parent_class(ibt, "Node");
		ERR_EXPLAIN("Script does not inherit a Node: " + p_path);
		ERR_FAIL_COND_V(!valid_type, NULL);

		Object *obj = ClassDB::instance(ibt);

		ERR_EXPLAIN("Cannot instance script for autoload, expected 'Node' inheritance, got: " + String(ibt));
		ERR_FAIL_COND_V(obj == NULL, NULL);

		n = Object::cast_to<Node>(obj);
		n->set_script(s.get_ref_ptr());
	}

	ERR_EXPLAIN("Path in autoload not a node or script: " + p_path);
	ERR_FAIL_COND_V(!n, NULL);

	return n;
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::update_autoload() {

	if (updating_autoload)
		return;

	updating_autoload = true;

	Map<String, AutoLoadInfo> to_remove;
	List<AutoLoadInfo *> to_add;

	for (List<AutoLoadInfo>::Element *E = autoload_cache.front(); E; E = E->next()) {
		AutoLoadInfo &info = E->get();
		to_remove.insert(info.name, info);
	}

	autoload_cache.clear();

	tree->clear();
	TreeItem *root = tree->create_item();

	List<PropertyInfo> props;
	ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_property_list(&props);

	for (List<PropertyInfo>::Element *E = props.front(); E; E = E->next()) {

		const PropertyInfo &pi = E->get();

		if (!pi.name.begins_with("autoload/"))
			continue;

		String name = pi.name.get_slice("/", 1);
		String path = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get(pi.name);

		if (name.empty())
			continue;

		AutoLoadInfo info;
		info.is_singleton = path.begins_with("*");

		if (info.is_singleton) {
			path = path.substr(1, path.length());
		}

		info.name = name;
		info.path = path;
		info.order = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_order(pi.name);

		bool need_to_add = true;
		if (to_remove.has(name)) {
			AutoLoadInfo &old_info = to_remove[name];
			if (old_info.path == info.path) {
				// Still the same resource, check status
				info.node = old_info.node;
				if (info.node) {
					Ref<Script> scr = info.node->get_script();
					info.in_editor = scr.is_valid() && scr->is_tool();
					if (info.is_singleton == old_info.is_singleton && info.in_editor == old_info.in_editor) {
						to_remove.erase(name);
						need_to_add = false;
					} else {
						info.node = NULL;
					}
				}
			}
		}

		autoload_cache.push_back(info);

		if (need_to_add) {
			to_add.push_back(&(autoload_cache.back()->get()));
		}

		TreeItem *item = tree->create_item(root);
		item->set_text(0, name);
		item->set_editable(0, true);

		item->set_text(1, path);
		item->set_selectable(1, true);

		item->set_cell_mode(2, TreeItem::CELL_MODE_CHECK);
		item->set_editable(2, true);
		item->set_text(2, TTR("Enable"));
		item->set_checked(2, info.is_singleton);
		item->add_button(3, get_icon("FileList", "EditorIcons"), BUTTON_OPEN);
		item->add_button(3, get_icon("MoveUp", "EditorIcons"), BUTTON_MOVE_UP);
		item->add_button(3, get_icon("MoveDown", "EditorIcons"), BUTTON_MOVE_DOWN);
		item->add_button(3, get_icon("Remove", "EditorIcons"), BUTTON_DELETE);
		item->set_selectable(3, false);
	}

	// Remove deleted/changed autoloads
	for (Map<String, AutoLoadInfo>::Element *E = to_remove.front(); E; E = E->next()) {
		AutoLoadInfo &info = E->get();
		if (info.is_singleton) {
			for (int i = 0; i < ScriptServer::get_language_count(); i++) {
				ScriptServer::get_language(i)->remove_named_global_constant(info.name);
			}
		}
		if (info.in_editor) {
			ERR_CONTINUE(!info.node);
			get_tree()->get_root()->remove_child(info.node);
		}

		if (info.node) {
			memdelete(info.node);
			info.node = NULL;
		}
	}

	// Load new/changed autoloads
	List<Node *> nodes_to_add;
	for (List<AutoLoadInfo *>::Element *E = to_add.front(); E; E = E->next()) {
		AutoLoadInfo *info = E->get();

		info->node = _create_autoload(info->path);

		ERR_CONTINUE(!info->node);
		info->node->set_name(info->name);

		Ref<Script> scr = info->node->get_script();
		info->in_editor = scr.is_valid() && scr->is_tool();

		if (info->in_editor) {
			//defer so references are all valid on _ready()
			nodes_to_add.push_back(info->node);
		}

		if (info->is_singleton) {
			for (int i = 0; i < ScriptServer::get_language_count(); i++) {
				ScriptServer::get_language(i)->add_named_global_constant(info->name, info->node);
			}
		}

		if (!info->in_editor && !info->is_singleton) {
			// No reason to keep this node
			memdelete(info->node);
			info->node = NULL;
		}
	}

	for (List<Node *>::Element *E = nodes_to_add.front(); E; E = E->next()) {
		get_tree()->get_root()->add_child(E->get());
	}

	updating_autoload = false;
}

Variant EditorAutoloadSettings::get_drag_data_fw(const Point2 &p_point, Control *p_control) {

	if (autoload_cache.size() <= 1)
		return false;

	PoolStringArray autoloads;

	TreeItem *next = tree->get_next_selected(NULL);

	while (next) {
		autoloads.push_back(next->get_text(0));
		next = tree->get_next_selected(next);
	}

	if (autoloads.size() == 0 || autoloads.size() == autoload_cache.size())
		return Variant();

	VBoxContainer *preview = memnew(VBoxContainer);

	int max_size = MIN(PREVIEW_LIST_MAX_SIZE, autoloads.size());

	for (int i = 0; i < max_size; i++) {
		Label *label = memnew(Label(autoloads[i]));
		label->set_self_modulate(Color(1, 1, 1, Math::lerp(1, 0, float(i) / PREVIEW_LIST_MAX_SIZE)));

		preview->add_child(label);
	}

	tree->set_drop_mode_flags(Tree::DROP_MODE_INBETWEEN);
	tree->set_drag_preview(preview);

	Dictionary drop_data;
	drop_data["type"] = "autoload";
	drop_data["autoloads"] = autoloads;

	return drop_data;
}

bool EditorAutoloadSettings::can_drop_data_fw(const Point2 &p_point, const Variant &p_data, Control *p_control) const {
	if (updating_autoload)
		return false;

	Dictionary drop_data = p_data;

	if (!drop_data.has("type"))
		return false;

	if (drop_data.has("type")) {
		TreeItem *ti = tree->get_item_at_position(p_point);

		if (!ti)
			return false;

		int section = tree->get_drop_section_at_position(p_point);

		if (section < -1)
			return false;

		return true;
	}

	return false;
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::drop_data_fw(const Point2 &p_point, const Variant &p_data, Control *p_control) {

	TreeItem *ti = tree->get_item_at_position(p_point);

	if (!ti)
		return;

	int section = tree->get_drop_section_at_position(p_point);

	if (section < -1)
		return;

	String name;
	bool move_to_back = false;

	if (section < 0) {
		name = ti->get_text(0);
	} else if (ti->get_next()) {
		name = ti->get_next()->get_text(0);
	} else {
		name = ti->get_text(0);
		move_to_back = true;
	}

	int order = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_order("autoload/" + name);

	AutoLoadInfo aux;
	List<AutoLoadInfo>::Element *E = NULL;

	if (!move_to_back) {
		aux.order = order;
		E = autoload_cache.find(aux);
	}

	Dictionary drop_data = p_data;
	PoolStringArray autoloads = drop_data["autoloads"];

	Vector<int> orders;
	orders.resize(autoload_cache.size());

	for (int i = 0; i < autoloads.size(); i++) {
		aux.order = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_order("autoload/" + autoloads[i]);

		List<AutoLoadInfo>::Element *I = autoload_cache.find(aux);

		if (move_to_back) {
			autoload_cache.move_to_back(I);
		} else if (E != I) {
			autoload_cache.move_before(I, E);
		} else if (E->next()) {
			E = E->next();
		} else {
			break;
		}
	}

	int i = 0;

	for (List<AutoLoadInfo>::Element *E = autoload_cache.front(); E; E = E->next()) {
		orders.write[i++] = E->get().order;
	}

	orders.sort();

	UndoRedo *undo_redo = EditorNode::get_undo_redo();

	undo_redo->create_action(TTR("Rearrange Autoloads"));

	i = 0;

	for (List<AutoLoadInfo>::Element *E = autoload_cache.front(); E; E = E->next()) {
		undo_redo->add_do_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", "autoload/" + E->get().name, orders[i++]);
		undo_redo->add_undo_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", "autoload/" + E->get().name, E->get().order);
	}

	orders.clear();

	undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "update_autoload");
	undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "update_autoload");

	undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);
	undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);

	undo_redo->commit_action();
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::autoload_add(const String &p_name, const String &p_path) {

	String name = p_name;

	String error;
	if (!_autoload_name_is_valid(name, &error)) {
		EditorNode::get_singleton()->show_warning(error);
		return;
	}

	String path = p_path;
	if (!FileAccess::exists(path)) {
		EditorNode::get_singleton()->show_warning(TTR("Invalid Path.") + "\n" + TTR("File does not exist."));
		return;
	}

	if (!path.begins_with("res://")) {
		EditorNode::get_singleton()->show_warning(TTR("Invalid Path.") + "\n" + TTR("Not in resource path."));
		return;
	}

	name = "autoload/" + name;

	UndoRedo *undo_redo = EditorNode::get_singleton()->get_undo_redo();

	undo_redo->create_action(TTR("Add AutoLoad"));
	// Singleton autoloads are represented with a leading "*" in their path.
	undo_redo->add_do_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), name, "*" + path);

	if (ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->has_setting(name)) {
		undo_redo->add_undo_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), name, ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get(name));
	} else {
		undo_redo->add_undo_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), name, Variant());
	}

	undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "update_autoload");
	undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "update_autoload");

	undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);
	undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);

	undo_redo->commit_action();
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::autoload_remove(const String &p_name) {

	String name = "autoload/" + p_name;

	UndoRedo *undo_redo = EditorNode::get_singleton()->get_undo_redo();

	int order = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_order(name);

	undo_redo->create_action(TTR("Remove Autoload"));

	undo_redo->add_do_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), name, Variant());

	undo_redo->add_undo_property(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), name, ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get(name));
	undo_redo->add_undo_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_persisting", name, true);
	undo_redo->add_undo_method(ProjectSettings::get_singleton(), "set_order", order);

	undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "update_autoload");
	undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "update_autoload");

	undo_redo->add_do_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);
	undo_redo->add_undo_method(this, "emit_signal", autoload_changed);

	undo_redo->commit_action();
}

void EditorAutoloadSettings::_bind_methods() {

	ClassDB::bind_method("_autoload_add", &EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_add);
	ClassDB::bind_method("_autoload_selected", &EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_selected);
	ClassDB::bind_method("_autoload_edited", &EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_edited);
	ClassDB::bind_method("_autoload_button_pressed", &EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_button_pressed);
	ClassDB::bind_method("_autoload_file_callback", &EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_file_callback);
	ClassDB::bind_method("_autoload_activated", &EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_activated);
	ClassDB::bind_method("_autoload_open", &EditorAutoloadSettings::_autoload_open);

	ClassDB::bind_method("get_drag_data_fw", &EditorAutoloadSettings::get_drag_data_fw);
	ClassDB::bind_method("can_drop_data_fw", &EditorAutoloadSettings::can_drop_data_fw);
	ClassDB::bind_method("drop_data_fw", &EditorAutoloadSettings::drop_data_fw);

	ClassDB::bind_method("update_autoload", &EditorAutoloadSettings::update_autoload);
	ClassDB::bind_method("autoload_add", &EditorAutoloadSettings::autoload_add);
	ClassDB::bind_method("autoload_remove", &EditorAutoloadSettings::autoload_remove);

	ADD_SIGNAL(MethodInfo("autoload_changed"));
}

EditorAutoloadSettings::EditorAutoloadSettings() {

	// Make first cache
	List<PropertyInfo> props;
	ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_property_list(&props);
	for (List<PropertyInfo>::Element *E = props.front(); E; E = E->next()) {

		const PropertyInfo &pi = E->get();

		if (!pi.name.begins_with("autoload/"))
			continue;

		String name = pi.name.get_slice("/", 1);
		String path = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get(pi.name);

		if (name.empty())
			continue;

		AutoLoadInfo info;
		info.is_singleton = path.begins_with("*");

		if (info.is_singleton) {
			path = path.substr(1, path.length());
		}

		info.name = name;
		info.path = path;
		info.order = ProjectSettings::get_singleton()->get_order(pi.name);

		if (info.is_singleton) {
			// Make sure name references work before parsing scripts
			for (int i = 0; i < ScriptServer::get_language_count(); i++) {
				ScriptServer::get_language(i)->add_named_global_constant(info.name, Variant());
			}
		}

		autoload_cache.push_back(info);
	}

	for (List<AutoLoadInfo>::Element *E = autoload_cache.front(); E; E = E->next()) {
		AutoLoadInfo &info = E->get();

		info.node = _create_autoload(info.path);

		if (info.node) {
			Ref<Script> scr = info.node->get_script();
			info.in_editor = scr.is_valid() && scr->is_tool();
			info.node->set_name(info.name);
		}

		if (info.is_singleton) {
			for (int i = 0; i < ScriptServer::get_language_count(); i++) {
				ScriptServer::get_language(i)->add_named_global_constant(info.name, info.node);
			}
		}

		if (!info.is_singleton && !info.in_editor) {
			memdelete(info.node);
			info.node = NULL;
		}
	}

	autoload_changed = "autoload_changed";

	updating_autoload = false;
	selected_autoload = "";

	HBoxContainer *hbc = memnew(HBoxContainer);
	add_child(hbc);

	Label *l = memnew(Label);
	l->set_text(TTR("Path:"));
	hbc->add_child(l);

	autoload_add_path = memnew(EditorLineEditFileChooser);
	autoload_add_path->set_h_size_flags(SIZE_EXPAND_FILL);
	autoload_add_path->get_file_dialog()->set_mode(EditorFileDialog::MODE_OPEN_FILE);
	autoload_add_path->get_file_dialog()->connect("file_selected", this, "_autoload_file_callback");
	hbc->add_child(autoload_add_path);

	l = memnew(Label);
	l->set_text(TTR("Node Name:"));
	hbc->add_child(l);

	autoload_add_name = memnew(LineEdit);
	autoload_add_name->set_h_size_flags(SIZE_EXPAND_FILL);
	hbc->add_child(autoload_add_name);

	Button *add_autoload = memnew(Button);
	add_autoload->set_text(TTR("Add"));
	add_autoload->connect("pressed", this, "_autoload_add");
	hbc->add_child(add_autoload);

	tree = memnew(Tree);
	tree->set_hide_root(true);
	tree->set_select_mode(Tree::SELECT_MULTI);
	tree->set_allow_reselect(true);

	tree->set_drag_forwarding(this);

	tree->set_columns(4);
	tree->set_column_titles_visible(true);

	tree->set_column_title(0, TTR("Name"));
	tree->set_column_expand(0, true);
	tree->set_column_min_width(0, 100);

	tree->set_column_title(1, TTR("Path"));
	tree->set_column_expand(1, true);
	tree->set_column_min_width(1, 100);

	tree->set_column_title(2, TTR("Singleton"));
	tree->set_column_expand(2, false);
	tree->set_column_min_width(2, 80 * EDSCALE);

	tree->set_column_expand(3, false);
	tree->set_column_min_width(3, 120 * EDSCALE);

	tree->connect("cell_selected", this, "_autoload_selected");
	tree->connect("item_edited", this, "_autoload_edited");
	tree->connect("button_pressed", this, "_autoload_button_pressed");
	tree->connect("item_activated", this, "_autoload_activated");
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I was so impressed with the care that I received from Barbara! She is such a compassionate and knowledgeable midwife. At every appointment I could sense a genuine care, love and respect for both me and my baby. Barbara always knew when to ask the right questions, make helpful suggestions, or even just listen. She made me feel like my requests and personal choices were being honored at all times. When it came time for my baby to be born, Barbara was a strong and confident supporter at my labor. I knew that I was in control of the tone being set for the birth. I also knew that I was safe with such a skilled midwife at my side. I truly feel that Barbara is one of the smartest, most kind hearted people I have ever known and I was so blessed and honored to have her as my midwife.
After much research and decision making, I decided I wanted a home, water birth for my first baby at the ripe old age of 39. "High risk" (because of age), first baby, there were plenty of factors to make a mama nervous. But Barbara, she was ah-mazing.
She is knowledgeable, educated and experienced. Her wealth of experience and education include not just different birth settings, but births in different countries - impressive to say the least. She's attended births in Africa for women who don't have the benefit of running water or electricity. She's helped women birth breech – and loves them! She knows the power of the female body and she knows births. I knew, if there was a woman for the job, it was her. My trust has never been more well-placed.
She turned out to be the best decision I could have made. She was gentle, understanding and never rushed in our appointments. She supported me gently, but firmly when necessary – to make sure I was taking care of myself, and thus my baby, through my mental health, nutrition, physical health and making sure I had support in my family and community.
My birth was…astounding! It was long too. There were moments where I was unsure, tired, and yes, afraid. I had some minor complications and Barbara was so in-tune with my body. She was always right next to me, quietly over-seeing everything, through the long night and even longer morning. And then when I needed her, right there, in my face, and looking deep into my eyes guiding me with patience, grace and a belief that I could do this (even though I didn't believe it at that moment). There really aren't words to describe how amazing it is to have someone like this during your baby's birth. I feel beyond blessed to have found Barbara; my baby's birth was beautiful, earth-shaking and cosmic. I know I would not have had the same experience without her.
If you've found your way to Barbara, there is a reason. Pay attention to it. You and your baby won't just be taken care of, you'll be cared for. As harrowing as a 25-hour labor at home was, with Barbara by my side I would actually do it all again. It was beautiful the way she honored all my wishes and helped me make them happen. I could not be happier with having found her and I will always consider her a friend.


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Home Newswire PressTV-US jets mistakenly attack allied Kurdish militants in Syria
PressTV-US jets mistakenly attack allied Kurdish militants in Syria
Oct 18, 2018: 12:49 pm
Warplanes of the US-led coalition purportedly fighting Daesh have mistakenly targeted allied Kurdish militants in Syria's eastern Dayr al-Zawr Province, killing six of them.
Russian media quoted a military and diplomatic source as saying that two coalition F-15 fighter jets had bombarded near the city of Hajin in Dayr al-Zawr Province on Wednesday.
The source also noted that the "unprofessional" US strike had left 15 Kurdish militants seriously injured.
"The imitation of the fight against terrorists in this region of Syria has been going on for more than six months and has been used by Washington to justify its illegal presence in this country," he added.
The source further complained that the US-led coalition's air raids had not only disrupted an alleged operation against the Dash Takfiri terrorist group, but also led to numerous defections in the ranks of the so-called Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a US-backed coalition of…


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Het Wereldkampioenschap schaatsen allround 1922 werd op 18 en 19 februari in het Frogner Stadion te Kristiania (nu: Oslo) gehouden. Dit was het eerste toernooi na de Eerste Wereldoorlog, tijdens de oorlog werden er geen officiële kampioenschappen gehouden waardoor dit het eerste toernooi na acht jaar was. Om deze reden deden er 15 debutanten mee.

Titelhouder was de afwezige Oscar Mathisen, die in het Frogner Stadion in Kristiania wereldkampioen was geworden. Harald Strøm won zijn eerste titel.

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Using the makey makey, I connect up 6 pieces of sushi and some wasabi for some fresh beats. I've performed quite a bit with the makey makey, using dumplings, bananas, sushis and little kids for comic effect. In this video, I connect the music output to the Music Box MkII. The idea being that if the makey makey turns anything into an input device, then the transducers used in my previous Music Box project can turn anything else into a speaker! Imagine an integrated system where a user can connect anything to use as an input device and then use anything as a sound output device! This could potentially be developed into an education tool and designed to be self contained in a "sonic exploration box".
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Tomatoes and white beans are a classic Italian combination that makes a perfect base for fried eggs. This dish is rich in antioxidants from the tomatoes and greens. Roasting the tomatoes adds a layer of sweetness to the dish.
Preheat the oven to 190°C (375°F). Line a baking tray with baking (parchment) paper. Arrange the tomatoes on the tray. Roast for 15 minutes, until softened and lightly browned. Cool slightly.
Combine the roasted tomatoes with the cannellini beans, avocado, arugula, chives and lemon juice. Arrange on four serving plates.
Heat the olive oil in a large non-stick frying pan over medium-high heat. Crack the eggs into the pan and cook for 3 minutes, until the whites have set, or until done to your liking.
Serve the eggs on top of the bean mixture, sprinkled with freshly ground black pepper.