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David Hogg Called Out Alex Jones, Who Is Now Very Upset
By Jared Holt | February 27, 2018 2:10 pm
David Hogg, a teenage survivor of the Valentine's Day mass shooting in Florida that killed 17 people, has trolled Infowars nutritional supplement salesman and radio host Alex Jones and asked to appear on Jones' show to clear things up with the "shit journalist" who has promoted conspiracy theories about the shooting at Hogg's high school and other mass shootings.
Jones has spent nearly two weeks advancing the false narrative that the teenagers who survived the shooting and are now advocating for stricter gun laws are "crisis actors." Jones has also placed blame on CNN and Hogg for recent strikes on his YouTube account on videos about the Parkland shooting survivors. Jones is currently one strike away from being banned on the platform.
Hogg tweeted to Alex Jones and said he'd love to come on Infowars and "clear some of this up because clearly as a shit journalist you can't":
Hey Alex Jones you seem to be really confused as to what I do/who I am I'd love to come on and clear some of this up because clearly as a shit journalist you can't clearly.
— David Hogg (@davidhogg111) February 27, 2018
Jones accepted the offer and asked Hogg to directly message his account in order to set up an interview:
Hi David, it would be fantastic for you to come on. I would be very thankful for that. I want to set the record straight and clear things up between you and I. https://t.co/uHeDxX7Ir8
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) February 27, 2018
On today's episode of "The Alex Jones Show," Jones complained that Hogg had insinuated he was a "fat, ugly person" and made fun of him on Twitter. Jones said Hogg is "clearly trying to bait me" and that Infowars didn't expect Hogg to appear on the show.
"We know that CNN, from research we've got, is advising him and the rest of it. So, that's just how it is. So the young man, 18-year-old man, he can have us banned, play the victim, and then sit there on his Twitter to—close to 300,000, or is it more than 300,000—followers and defame me and lie about me and say whatever he wants," Jones said.
As BuzzFeed's Charlie Warzel reported, many of the survivors of the Parkland school shooting have successfully disarmed and combated the conspiracy theorists and right-wing pundits working to discredit them.
Update: Alex Jones has formally challenged Hogg to a debate.
Alex Jones Challenges @DavidHogg111 to a Debate pic.twitter.com/8Rob0dOmmt
Tags: Alex Jones conspiracy theories Parkland shooting CNN InfoWars
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//#line 2 "/opt/ros/indigo/share/dynamic_reconfigure/cmake/../templates/ConfigType.h.template"
// *********************************************************
//
// File autogenerated for the rosaria package
// by the dynamic_reconfigure package.
// Please do not edit.
//
// ********************************************************/

// Author: Blaise Gassend

#ifndef __rosaria__ROSARIACONFIG_H__
#define __rosaria__ROSARIACONFIG_H__

#include <dynamic_reconfigure/config_tools.h>
#include <limits>
#include <ros/node_handle.h>
#include <dynamic_reconfigure/ConfigDescription.h>
#include <dynamic_reconfigure/ParamDescription.h>
#include <dynamic_reconfigure/Group.h>
#include <dynamic_reconfigure/config_init_mutex.h>
#include <boost/any.hpp>

namespace rosaria
{
  class RosAriaConfigStatics;

  class RosAriaConfig
  {
  public:
    class AbstractParamDescription : public dynamic_reconfigure::ParamDescription
    {
    public:
      AbstractParamDescription(std::string n, std::string t, uint32_t l,
          std::string d, std::string e)
      {
        name = n;
        type = t;
        level = l;
        description = d;
        edit_method = e;
      }

      virtual void clamp(RosAriaConfig &config, const RosAriaConfig &max, const RosAriaConfig &min) const = 0;
      virtual void calcLevel(uint32_t &level, const RosAriaConfig &config1, const RosAriaConfig &config2) const = 0;
      virtual void fromServer(const ros::NodeHandle &nh, RosAriaConfig &config) const = 0;
      virtual void toServer(const ros::NodeHandle &nh, const RosAriaConfig &config) const = 0;
      virtual bool fromMessage(const dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg, RosAriaConfig &config) const = 0;
      virtual void toMessage(dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg, const RosAriaConfig &config) const = 0;
      virtual void getValue(const RosAriaConfig &config, boost::any &val) const = 0;
    };

    typedef boost::shared_ptr<AbstractParamDescription> AbstractParamDescriptionPtr;
    typedef boost::shared_ptr<const AbstractParamDescription> AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr;

    template <class T>
    class ParamDescription : public AbstractParamDescription
    {
    public:
      ParamDescription(std::string name, std::string type, uint32_t level,
          std::string description, std::string edit_method, T RosAriaConfig::* f) :
        AbstractParamDescription(name, type, level, description, edit_method),
        field(f)
      {}

      T (RosAriaConfig::* field);

      virtual void clamp(RosAriaConfig &config, const RosAriaConfig &max, const RosAriaConfig &min) const
      {
        if (config.*field > max.*field)
          config.*field = max.*field;

        if (config.*field < min.*field)
          config.*field = min.*field;
      }

      virtual void calcLevel(uint32_t &comb_level, const RosAriaConfig &config1, const RosAriaConfig &config2) const
      {
        if (config1.*field != config2.*field)
          comb_level |= level;
      }

      virtual void fromServer(const ros::NodeHandle &nh, RosAriaConfig &config) const
      {
        nh.getParam(name, config.*field);
      }

      virtual void toServer(const ros::NodeHandle &nh, const RosAriaConfig &config) const
      {
        nh.setParam(name, config.*field);
      }

      virtual bool fromMessage(const dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg, RosAriaConfig &config) const
      {
        return dynamic_reconfigure::ConfigTools::getParameter(msg, name, config.*field);
      }

      virtual void toMessage(dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg, const RosAriaConfig &config) const
      {
        dynamic_reconfigure::ConfigTools::appendParameter(msg, name, config.*field);
      }

      virtual void getValue(const RosAriaConfig &config, boost::any &val) const
      {
        val = config.*field;
      }
    };

    class AbstractGroupDescription : public dynamic_reconfigure::Group
    {
      public:
      AbstractGroupDescription(std::string n, std::string t, int p, int i, bool s)
      {
        name = n;
        type = t;
        parent = p;
        state = s;
        id = i;
      }

      std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> abstract_parameters;
      bool state;

      virtual void toMessage(dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg, const boost::any &config) const = 0;
      virtual bool fromMessage(const dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg, boost::any &config) const =0;
      virtual void updateParams(boost::any &cfg, RosAriaConfig &top) const= 0;
      virtual void setInitialState(boost::any &cfg) const = 0;

      void convertParams()
      {
        for(std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = abstract_parameters.begin(); i != abstract_parameters.end(); ++i)
        {
          parameters.push_back(dynamic_reconfigure::ParamDescription(**i));
        }
      }
    };

    typedef boost::shared_ptr<AbstractGroupDescription> AbstractGroupDescriptionPtr;
    typedef boost::shared_ptr<const AbstractGroupDescription> AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr;

    template<class T, class PT>
    class GroupDescription : public AbstractGroupDescription
    {
    public:
      GroupDescription(std::string name, std::string type, int parent, int id, bool s, T PT::* f) : AbstractGroupDescription(name, type, parent, id, s), field(f)
      {
      }

      GroupDescription(const GroupDescription<T, PT>& g): AbstractGroupDescription(g.name, g.type, g.parent, g.id, g.state), field(g.field), groups(g.groups)
      {
        parameters = g.parameters;
        abstract_parameters = g.abstract_parameters;
      }

      virtual bool fromMessage(const dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg, boost::any &cfg) const
      {
        PT* config = boost::any_cast<PT*>(cfg);
        if(!dynamic_reconfigure::ConfigTools::getGroupState(msg, name, (*config).*field))
          return false;

        for(std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = groups.begin(); i != groups.end(); ++i)
        {
          boost::any n = &((*config).*field);
          if(!(*i)->fromMessage(msg, n))
            return false;
        }

        return true;
      }

      virtual void setInitialState(boost::any &cfg) const
      {
        PT* config = boost::any_cast<PT*>(cfg);
        T* group = &((*config).*field);
        group->state = state;

        for(std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = groups.begin(); i != groups.end(); ++i)
        {
          boost::any n = boost::any(&((*config).*field));
          (*i)->setInitialState(n);
        }

      }

      virtual void updateParams(boost::any &cfg, RosAriaConfig &top) const
      {
        PT* config = boost::any_cast<PT*>(cfg);

        T* f = &((*config).*field);
        f->setParams(top, abstract_parameters);

        for(std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = groups.begin(); i != groups.end(); ++i)
        {
          boost::any n = &((*config).*field);
          (*i)->updateParams(n, top);
        }
      }

      virtual void toMessage(dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg, const boost::any &cfg) const
      {
        const PT config = boost::any_cast<PT>(cfg);
        dynamic_reconfigure::ConfigTools::appendGroup<T>(msg, name, id, parent, config.*field);

        for(std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = groups.begin(); i != groups.end(); ++i)
        {
          (*i)->toMessage(msg, config.*field);
        }
      }

      T (PT::* field);
      std::vector<RosAriaConfig::AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr> groups;
    };

class DEFAULT
{
  public:
    DEFAULT()
    {
      state = true;
      name = "Default";
    }

    void setParams(RosAriaConfig &config, const std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> params)
    {
      for (std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator _i = params.begin(); _i != params.end(); ++_i)
      {
        boost::any val;
        (*_i)->getValue(config, val);

        if("trans_accel"==(*_i)->name){trans_accel = boost::any_cast<double>(val);}
        if("trans_decel"==(*_i)->name){trans_decel = boost::any_cast<double>(val);}
        if("lat_accel"==(*_i)->name){lat_accel = boost::any_cast<double>(val);}
        if("lat_decel"==(*_i)->name){lat_decel = boost::any_cast<double>(val);}
        if("rot_accel"==(*_i)->name){rot_accel = boost::any_cast<double>(val);}
        if("rot_decel"==(*_i)->name){rot_decel = boost::any_cast<double>(val);}
        if("TicksMM"==(*_i)->name){TicksMM = boost::any_cast<int>(val);}
        if("DriftFactor"==(*_i)->name){DriftFactor = boost::any_cast<int>(val);}
        if("RevCount"==(*_i)->name){RevCount = boost::any_cast<int>(val);}
      }
    }

    double trans_accel;
double trans_decel;
double lat_accel;
double lat_decel;
double rot_accel;
double rot_decel;
int TicksMM;
int DriftFactor;
int RevCount;

    bool state;
    std::string name;

}groups;

//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      double trans_accel;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      double trans_decel;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      double lat_accel;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      double lat_decel;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      double rot_accel;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      double rot_decel;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      int TicksMM;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      int DriftFactor;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      int RevCount;
//#line 255 "/opt/ros/indigo/share/dynamic_reconfigure/cmake/../templates/ConfigType.h.template"

    bool __fromMessage__(dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg)
    {
      const std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> &__param_descriptions__ = __getParamDescriptions__();
      const std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr> &__group_descriptions__ = __getGroupDescriptions__();

      int count = 0;
      for (std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = __param_descriptions__.begin(); i != __param_descriptions__.end(); ++i)
        if ((*i)->fromMessage(msg, *this))
          count++;

      for (std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = __group_descriptions__.begin(); i != __group_descriptions__.end(); i ++)
      {
        if ((*i)->id == 0)
        {
          boost::any n = boost::any(this);
          (*i)->updateParams(n, *this);
          (*i)->fromMessage(msg, n);
        }
      }

      if (count != dynamic_reconfigure::ConfigTools::size(msg))
      {
        ROS_ERROR("RosAriaConfig::__fromMessage__ called with an unexpected parameter.");
        ROS_ERROR("Booleans:");
        for (unsigned int i = 0; i < msg.bools.size(); i++)
          ROS_ERROR("  %s", msg.bools[i].name.c_str());
        ROS_ERROR("Integers:");
        for (unsigned int i = 0; i < msg.ints.size(); i++)
          ROS_ERROR("  %s", msg.ints[i].name.c_str());
        ROS_ERROR("Doubles:");
        for (unsigned int i = 0; i < msg.doubles.size(); i++)
          ROS_ERROR("  %s", msg.doubles[i].name.c_str());
        ROS_ERROR("Strings:");
        for (unsigned int i = 0; i < msg.strs.size(); i++)
          ROS_ERROR("  %s", msg.strs[i].name.c_str());
        // @todo Check that there are no duplicates. Make this error more
        // explicit.
        return false;
      }
      return true;
    }

    // This version of __toMessage__ is used during initialization of
    // statics when __getParamDescriptions__ can't be called yet.
    void __toMessage__(dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg, const std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> &__param_descriptions__, const std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr> &__group_descriptions__) const
    {
      dynamic_reconfigure::ConfigTools::clear(msg);
      for (std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = __param_descriptions__.begin(); i != __param_descriptions__.end(); ++i)
        (*i)->toMessage(msg, *this);

      for (std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = __group_descriptions__.begin(); i != __group_descriptions__.end(); ++i)
      {
        if((*i)->id == 0)
        {
          (*i)->toMessage(msg, *this);
        }
      }
    }

    void __toMessage__(dynamic_reconfigure::Config &msg) const
    {
      const std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> &__param_descriptions__ = __getParamDescriptions__();
      const std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr> &__group_descriptions__ = __getGroupDescriptions__();
      __toMessage__(msg, __param_descriptions__, __group_descriptions__);
    }

    void __toServer__(const ros::NodeHandle &nh) const
    {
      const std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> &__param_descriptions__ = __getParamDescriptions__();
      for (std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = __param_descriptions__.begin(); i != __param_descriptions__.end(); ++i)
        (*i)->toServer(nh, *this);
    }

    void __fromServer__(const ros::NodeHandle &nh)
    {
      static bool setup=false;

      const std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> &__param_descriptions__ = __getParamDescriptions__();
      for (std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = __param_descriptions__.begin(); i != __param_descriptions__.end(); ++i)
        (*i)->fromServer(nh, *this);

      const std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr> &__group_descriptions__ = __getGroupDescriptions__();
      for (std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = __group_descriptions__.begin(); i != __group_descriptions__.end(); i++){
        if (!setup && (*i)->id == 0) {
          setup = true;
          boost::any n = boost::any(this);
          (*i)->setInitialState(n);
        }
      }
    }

    void __clamp__()
    {
      const std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> &__param_descriptions__ = __getParamDescriptions__();
      const RosAriaConfig &__max__ = __getMax__();
      const RosAriaConfig &__min__ = __getMin__();
      for (std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = __param_descriptions__.begin(); i != __param_descriptions__.end(); ++i)
        (*i)->clamp(*this, __max__, __min__);
    }

    uint32_t __level__(const RosAriaConfig &config) const
    {
      const std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> &__param_descriptions__ = __getParamDescriptions__();
      uint32_t level = 0;
      for (std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = __param_descriptions__.begin(); i != __param_descriptions__.end(); ++i)
        (*i)->calcLevel(level, config, *this);
      return level;
    }

    static const dynamic_reconfigure::ConfigDescription &__getDescriptionMessage__();
    static const RosAriaConfig &__getDefault__();
    static const RosAriaConfig &__getMax__();
    static const RosAriaConfig &__getMin__();
    static const std::vector<AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> &__getParamDescriptions__();
    static const std::vector<AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr> &__getGroupDescriptions__();

  private:
    static const RosAriaConfigStatics *__get_statics__();
  };

  template <> // Max and min are ignored for strings.
  inline void RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<std::string>::clamp(RosAriaConfig &config, const RosAriaConfig &max, const RosAriaConfig &min) const
  {
    return;
  }

  class RosAriaConfigStatics
  {
    friend class RosAriaConfig;

    RosAriaConfigStatics()
    {
RosAriaConfig::GroupDescription<RosAriaConfig::DEFAULT, RosAriaConfig> Default("Default", "", 0, 0, true, &RosAriaConfig::groups);
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __min__.trans_accel = -std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __max__.trans_accel = std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __default__.trans_accel = 0;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      Default.abstract_parameters.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("trans_accel", "double", 0, "Translational acceleration (m/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::trans_accel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __param_descriptions__.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("trans_accel", "double", 0, "Translational acceleration (m/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::trans_accel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __min__.trans_decel = -std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __max__.trans_decel = std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __default__.trans_decel = 0;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      Default.abstract_parameters.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("trans_decel", "double", 0, "Translational deceleration (m/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::trans_decel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __param_descriptions__.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("trans_decel", "double", 0, "Translational deceleration (m/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::trans_decel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __min__.lat_accel = -std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __max__.lat_accel = std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __default__.lat_accel = 0;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      Default.abstract_parameters.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("lat_accel", "double", 0, "Lateral acceleration (m/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::lat_accel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __param_descriptions__.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("lat_accel", "double", 0, "Lateral acceleration (m/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::lat_accel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __min__.lat_decel = -std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __max__.lat_decel = std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __default__.lat_decel = 0;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      Default.abstract_parameters.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("lat_decel", "double", 0, "Lateral deceleration (m/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::lat_decel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __param_descriptions__.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("lat_decel", "double", 0, "Lateral deceleration (m/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::lat_decel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __min__.rot_accel = -std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __max__.rot_accel = std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __default__.rot_accel = 0;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      Default.abstract_parameters.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("rot_accel", "double", 0, "Rotational acceleration (rad/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::rot_accel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __param_descriptions__.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("rot_accel", "double", 0, "Rotational acceleration (rad/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::rot_accel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __min__.rot_decel = -std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __max__.rot_decel = std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity();
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __default__.rot_decel = 0;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      Default.abstract_parameters.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("rot_decel", "double", 0, "Rotational deceleration (rad/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::rot_decel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __param_descriptions__.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<double>("rot_decel", "double", 0, "Rotational deceleration (rad/s^2)", "", &RosAriaConfig::rot_decel)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __min__.TicksMM = -2147483648;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __max__.TicksMM = 2147483647;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __default__.TicksMM = 0;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      Default.abstract_parameters.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<int>("TicksMM", "int", 0, "Encoder ticks/mm", "", &RosAriaConfig::TicksMM)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __param_descriptions__.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<int>("TicksMM", "int", 0, "Encoder ticks/mm", "", &RosAriaConfig::TicksMM)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __min__.DriftFactor = -2147483648;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __max__.DriftFactor = 2147483647;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __default__.DriftFactor = 0;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      Default.abstract_parameters.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<int>("DriftFactor", "int", 0, "Value in 1/8192 increments to be added or subtracted from the left encoder ticks in order to compensate for tire differences.", "", &RosAriaConfig::DriftFactor)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __param_descriptions__.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<int>("DriftFactor", "int", 0, "Value in 1/8192 increments to be added or subtracted from the left encoder ticks in order to compensate for tire differences.", "", &RosAriaConfig::DriftFactor)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __min__.RevCount = -2147483648;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __max__.RevCount = 2147483647;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __default__.RevCount = 0;
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      Default.abstract_parameters.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<int>("RevCount", "int", 0, "The number of differential encoder ticks for a 180-degree revolution of the robot.", "", &RosAriaConfig::RevCount)));
//#line 262 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __param_descriptions__.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::ParamDescription<int>("RevCount", "int", 0, "The number of differential encoder ticks for a 180-degree revolution of the robot.", "", &RosAriaConfig::RevCount)));
//#line 233 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      Default.convertParams();
//#line 233 "/opt/ros/indigo/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/dynamic_reconfigure/parameter_generator_catkin.py"
      __group_descriptions__.push_back(RosAriaConfig::AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr(new RosAriaConfig::GroupDescription<RosAriaConfig::DEFAULT, RosAriaConfig>(Default)));
//#line 390 "/opt/ros/indigo/share/dynamic_reconfigure/cmake/../templates/ConfigType.h.template"

      for (std::vector<RosAriaConfig::AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr>::const_iterator i = __group_descriptions__.begin(); i != __group_descriptions__.end(); ++i)
      {
        __description_message__.groups.push_back(**i);
      }
      __max__.__toMessage__(__description_message__.max, __param_descriptions__, __group_descriptions__);
      __min__.__toMessage__(__description_message__.min, __param_descriptions__, __group_descriptions__);
      __default__.__toMessage__(__description_message__.dflt, __param_descriptions__, __group_descriptions__);
    }
    std::vector<RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> __param_descriptions__;
    std::vector<RosAriaConfig::AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr> __group_descriptions__;
    RosAriaConfig __max__;
    RosAriaConfig __min__;
    RosAriaConfig __default__;
    dynamic_reconfigure::ConfigDescription __description_message__;

    static const RosAriaConfigStatics *get_instance()
    {
      // Split this off in a separate function because I know that
      // instance will get initialized the first time get_instance is
      // called, and I am guaranteeing that get_instance gets called at
      // most once.
      static RosAriaConfigStatics instance;
      return &instance;
    }
  };

  inline const dynamic_reconfigure::ConfigDescription &RosAriaConfig::__getDescriptionMessage__()
  {
    return __get_statics__()->__description_message__;
  }

  inline const RosAriaConfig &RosAriaConfig::__getDefault__()
  {
    return __get_statics__()->__default__;
  }

  inline const RosAriaConfig &RosAriaConfig::__getMax__()
  {
    return __get_statics__()->__max__;
  }

  inline const RosAriaConfig &RosAriaConfig::__getMin__()
  {
    return __get_statics__()->__min__;
  }

  inline const std::vector<RosAriaConfig::AbstractParamDescriptionConstPtr> &RosAriaConfig::__getParamDescriptions__()
  {
    return __get_statics__()->__param_descriptions__;
  }

  inline const std::vector<RosAriaConfig::AbstractGroupDescriptionConstPtr> &RosAriaConfig::__getGroupDescriptions__()
  {
    return __get_statics__()->__group_descriptions__;
  }

  inline const RosAriaConfigStatics *RosAriaConfig::__get_statics__()
  {
    const static RosAriaConfigStatics *statics;

    if (statics) // Common case
      return statics;

    boost::mutex::scoped_lock lock(dynamic_reconfigure::__init_mutex__);

    if (statics) // In case we lost a race.
      return statics;

    statics = RosAriaConfigStatics::get_instance();

    return statics;
  }

}

#endif // __ROSARIARECONFIGURATOR_H__

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Lampadarios, also Lambadarios, a term derived from the Latin lampada (candle) - also lampas, in some Orthodox Christian traditions during recent centuries refers to the leader of a second (left) choir of singers, although its original meaning applied to torch carriers.
Originally, the term, lampadarius (plural lampadarii), applied in ancient Roman times to slaves who carried torches in procession before consuls, emperors, and other officials of high dignity during the latter days of the Roman Republic and then under the Empire.
While there has been no special reason to attribute to the lampadarii any Christian ecclesiastical character, their function was imitated by acolytes and other clergy, carrying torches/lanterns/candles in their hands, who preceded a bishop or celebrant in solemn processions including those to the altar.
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Unfortunately white sauce is not biscuit gravy. White sauce is made from butter, and biscuit gravy is made from sausage grease, verily, the same sausage grease you created while frying the crappy sausage and then dumped into the grease pan or whatever happens to grease in restaurants. Contrary to popular opinion it is not neccessary to be a lovable Southern stereotype to make good biscuits and gravy. It is simply neccessary to not start off with a dang white sauce.
Places that produce sausage grease, at least the ones I've worked in, have a giant dumpster-like bin for grease. It is by far the nastiest, most detested job possible to move said grease across the kitchen, outside, down icy steps and driveway in the snow in your little cafeteria uniform to dump out the grease. I would much prefer it were used to make gravy. I believe our sausage gravy came from a package. I only made other types of gravy (from ruex).
Nothing quite touches *real* southern biscuits and gravy like, say, any restaurant in Little Rock. Hell, even the chain restaurants did it right. Part of the attraction of good biscuits and gravy is the sheer decadence, the attitude of blissful indifference; audibly clogging the arteries and still thinking "ahhh, f--k it."


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It would be really great, great, did i say 'great' , if anyone be so kind to share this album. Thanks in advance and peace to all.
not the same band that did "Blackout"
yes, it's the same band.
oh...then you can download it from CDbaby, Amazon etc.
This video is simply a collection of promotional images, record sleeves and snapshots from the bands ten years together and we hope it conveys the love of music and the friendship shared by the group's members; all of whom will remain great friends for this lifetime and the ever after.
The Soul remains album is available on Itunes.
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The Monte-Carlo Film Festival de la Comédie: 8 films in competition and two special events
17 April , 2022
@ Monte-Carlo Film Festival de la Comédie
For the 19th edition of the Monte-Carlo Film Festival de la Comédie (April 25-30), films come from Europe, Canada, Puerto Rico, Colombia and Argentina, all under the sign of true entertainment, to ensure laughter, fight social prejudices and inspire interesting reflection: a film program thought to enlighten the dark times we are living, towards a hopefully foreseeable future in which laughter is everyone's fuel.
Ruthless parodies, remakes, back to the roots, family clashes, families in disarray, generational conflicts, women emancipation, sexual freedom, Lgbtq+ issues: this year Paul Haggis and the jurors – Tom Leeb, Clara Ponsot, Pierpaolo Spollon – will have to cope with all these topics, to select winners in the several sections of the renowned festival, designed and directed by Ezio Greggio.
With her irony and elegance, Penélope Cruz symbolically opens the film week, populated with many talents. The most famous Spanish actress in the world, together with Antonio Banderas and Oscar Martínez, plays as main character in Competencia Oficial – displayed in 2021 Venice section – which inaugurates the 19th edition of the Monegasque festival, anticipating the French display next June but along with the current Italian display with Lucky Red. A hispanic-argentinian movie written and directed by Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn that will be an out of competition projection, despite the film's title.
Among this season's gems, the international premiere of Babysitter will compete in the festival, being the second movie of the actress Monia Chokri (Les amours imaginaires by Xavier Dolan in 2010), and screening in the first part something that will let more than someone remember of a piece of news of some months ago: a wired man harassing a female journalist on live television at the end of a football match, which turns up into a case the day after. A provocative and kaleidoscopic comedy narrating post-partum depression and herotic games in a farcical satira of the post #metoo society.
Also this edition features, the Spanish comedy kings Paco León and Dani de la Orden, the extraordinary Sandra Hüller and the histrionic Bernhard Schüz from Germany, the main characters of the only Italian movie in competition Aldo Baglio and Lucia Ocone and the offbeat stars of Monte-Carlo 2022 who we will meet during the movies screenings: an old Danish pusher lady and a Puerto Rican widow funeral party manager.
Eight movies are in competition, one is out of Competition (Competencia Oficial) and two are special events.
Two comedy veterans (from Spain and Norway), two second features (the French and the Italian films), three first features coming from Puerto Rico, Denmark and Germany. Also, an Italian debut at movie direction by one of the icons of Italian comedy: on Friday 29 of April, a full day of "made in Italy" cinema, with two special events. The first one is Tapirulàn by Claudia Gerini, presented few days ago at the Bari film festival, while the second one is the movie Lasciarsi un giorno a Roma, with the director and main character Edoardo Leo and the actor Stefano Fresi (in the movie Marta Nieto, Volpi Cup during Venice 2019 for Madre by Rodrigo Sorogoyen, plays as main character). Both of the films will have their international premiere in Monte-Carlo.
Una boccata d'aria (A breath of fresh air) – World Premiere by Alessio Lauria
Italy, 2022, 100' with Aldo Baglio, Lucia Ocone, Giovanni Calcagno, Ludovica Martino, Davide Calgaro. Prodotto da Matteo Rovere. Groenlandia and Rai Cinema production.
Das Schwarze Quadrat (The Black Square) – International Premiere by Peter Meister Germania, 2021, 95' with Bernhard Schüz, Sandra Hüller, Pheline Roggan, Jacob Matschenz. From Germany arrives Peter Meister first work, The Black Square, a spy-comic story featuring as main characters the German movie star Bernhard Schüz and Sandra Hüller who many will remember for Silver Bear for Requiem by Hans-Christian Schmid (2006) and European Film Award winner in 2016 for Best Actress for Toni Erdmann (by Maren Ade).
Perfume de Gardenias – European premiere by Macha Colón – Puerto Rico – Colombia, 2021, 97' . With Luz María Rondón, Sharon Riley, Kara María, Carmen Nydia Velázquez, Flor Joglar de Gracia, Milagros Orkz, Abner Rivera. Perfume de Gardenias is Macha Colón's first movie, a multidisciplinary queer artist and Afro-Puerto Rican singer.
Mamá o papá (You Keep the Kids) – International Premiere – Spain, 2021, 95'
by Dani de la Orden, with Paco León, Miren Ibarguren, Laura Quirós, Sofía Oria, Iván Renedo, Eva Ugarte, Miquel Fernández, Berto Romero, Pedro Casablanc, Ester Exposito.
Dani de la Orden (at only 33 years old) directs his ninth movie: Mamá o papá for his international debut (remake of the french Papa ou Maman, 2015, and the italian remake Mamma o papà by Riccardo Milani in 2017) After Hasta que la boda no nos separe, Dani de la Orden joins the film competition for the second year in a row. Paco León (director of Kiki, el amor se hace – in Montecarlo in 2016), Miren Ibarguren and Ester Exposito (influencer and among the main characters in the series Élite), along with other faces from the Spanish contemporary movie scenario, play together as a family, the real main character of the film.
Miss Viborg – International Premiere by Marianne Blitcher- Denmark – Argentina, 2022, 100', with Ragnhild Kaasgaard, Isabella Møller Hansen, Kristian Halken
Babysitter – European premiere by Monia Chockri – Canada, 2022, 88'
Film adaptation of the namesake theatrical piece written by Catherine Léger (also screenwriter) with Patrick Hivon, Monia Chokri, Nadia Tereszkiewicz, Steve Laplante.
Irréductible (Employee of the month) – Monégasque Premiere by Jérôme Commandeur
France, 2021, 84'. Con Jérôme Commandeur, Pascale Arbillot, Malik Bentalha, Karina Beuthe Orr, Nicole Calfan, Christian Clavier, Michel Crémadès, Éva Darlan, Gérard Darmon. Jérôme Commandeur, famous comic actor featuring several theatrical and cinematic French comedies as main character, is Irréductible.
Ingenting Å Le Av (Nothing to laugh about) – French Premiere by Petter Næss
Norvegia, 2021, 70', with Odd-Magnus Williamson, Sara Khorami, Øystein Martinsen, Elisabeth Karoline Krüger.
As usual, during the final Gala award ceremony on Saturday April 30, where international talents will be attending, winners of The Monte Carlo Film Festival de la Comédie, considered one of the most important and peculiar Film Festival exclusively dedicated to Comedy, with a growing estimation from the audience and critics worldwide, will be revealed.
The event, in collaboration with EFG Bank ( Monaco), has always been held under the High Patronage of S.A.S. Prince Albert II de Monaco and of the Italian Embassy. Like last year, Radio Monte Carlo is the official Radio of the Festival.
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Come on down Saturday, September 7, for a non-alcoholic night of socializing and dancing (two-step, west and east coast, waltz, line dance and more).
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Two-stepping, line dances, west coast swing, and more. August lessons: beginner west coast with Bernadette and September Intermediate moves with Alan Gaskell.
Get ready for you next social event, dance party, wedding and Ballroom dance competition! Learn how to Waltz, Salsa, Tango, Rumba and Cha-Cha-Cha No partner necessary, no experience is OK, we will teach you! Social dance after the lesson. All Styles, swing, country and Ballroom.
Our own Greg Klyma leads the band through a night of American music and dance. This is a mixed night of gays and straights, but guaranteed to be a good time.
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Announcing this in Lagos, Mr. Ben Langat, the Managing Director, emphasised that the company attained five years plus 175 LTA-free days on World Environment Day, June 5, 2018.
"We made this significant achievement through accountability and transparency in reporting incidents in addition to continuous learning and improvement, cross-functional collaboration, regulatory compliance and relentless commitment to safety", Langat said.
Speaking further, Langat asserted that FrieslandCampina WAMCO's Safety, Health and Environment policy is designed to protect the work environment from pollution.
"Building an injury-free workplace requires deliberate focus and investment. FrieslandCampina WAMCO devotes significant time and resources to implement safety controls and build an unrelenting safety culture. Consistently, we have invested in machine technology trainings related to trouble-shooting and maintenance.
"At FrieslandCampina WAMCO Nigeria, safety is embedded in our culture, and employees are committed to going the extra mile to ensure a safe working environment which is incident free.
"For this great result we thank all employees who have made this happen through their commendable safety behaviour. Together we will continue on our journey of leading with safety", said Langat.
Mr. Hakeem Dickson, the Director General, Lagos State Safety Commission, commended the company for its achievement, stating that the company has displayed exemplary safety conduct which has led to over five years of zero incidents. He encouraged others to follow this example.
The World Environment Day was established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1972 and is celebrated every year on June 5 to raise global awareness on taking positive environmental action to protect nature and the planet Earth. This year's celebration is themed "Beating plastic pollution" to address pressing environmental concerns.


The oldest of my diaries were in a box in my parents' basement until last week, so now that I have access, I dug out volume 12 yesterday afternoon. I wanted to refresh my memory about how exactly the next chapter of my long history with Steve unfolded, and as I read and copied excerpts from April-May 1996, I was cracking up. Oh, the teenage angst.
After we put the boys to bed, Steve wanted to hear what I'd been laughing about when he got home, so I read aloud the relevant parts. And they were hysterical--truly. Almost immediately, I was both laughing and crying uncontrollably. It was a shade different from simply "laughing so hard you have tears streaming down your face," and I wasn't exactly sure what was going on.
The diaries are funny on two levels: first, because I was so melodramatic. I was a very precocious child, the 14-going-on-30 type, and you can tell by the way I wrote that I was a reader. You can also tell that I read a mix of books with mature vocabulary, and magazines like YM and Seventeen that used words like "crushing" and "I dig him." OY. And second, because of the irony. It is hilarious because I know how the story ends, because 30-year-old me is reading it out loud to 30-year-old Steve, and our children are sleeping upstairs.
And yet on another level, they're painfully funny, with emphasis on the "painful." However ridiculous my words sound with a decade and a half of perspective, I was serious as a heart attack when I wrote them. I really did think that "the stakes are so high." I really did think that my life was pathetic because here I was in eighth grade and didn't have a boyfriend and probably I'd be single forever. It's silly in hindsight, but the emotions were deeply felt at the time.
As Steve and I lay in bed talking about it later, I thought about my tearful laughter. I realized that it's like, if I laugh hard enough, if I am first to ridicule her, then when you all laugh, you are laughing *with* me instead of *at* her (me). Part of me wants to share all these priceless gems with you, because they really are so stinking hilarious. Yet part of me does feel a little embarrassed putting 14-year-old me out there to be publicly humiliated. I laugh--but there are some tears mixed into the laughter, because I remember that awkward girl with her very real hurts. I kind of want to hug her and tell her it will all be OK.
So I wonder if it really is fair to hang her out and laugh at her, in part because while it would be extremely funny to my 20-and-up readers, it might hit a little too close to home for my younger teenage friends. You can laugh at someone else's teenage angst when your own is equally past and equally laughable (if not equally well preserved)...but can you laugh at someone else's teenage angst when you're in the midst of your own, and your own isn't funny yet? Is it insulting, instead of funny, to watch others laugh at a girl who lived sixteen years ago but was a whole lot like you are now? And, am I really able to simultaneously show compassion and patience toward teen girls while mocking the teen girl I once was?
I'm still mulling over these things (and would love your comments, especially any of you younger readers). Meanwhile, I am thankful to have this record of my life, cringe-inducing though it may be. It helps me see, in black and white, just how very far I have come and how much work God has done in me. And I hope it will give me better empathy and understanding for young girls in my life, whether my own daughters someday or other girls I have the privilege of loving and walking alongside. And also, in the end, it really is great for a laugh.
Once a month, brave souls come forward and read aloud from their teenage diaries, journals, notes, letters, poems, abandoned rock operas, and other general representations of the crushing misery of their humiliating adolescence. It's better and cheaper than therapy.
I think it's great that you were able to read your journals to your husband. I'll probably share my journals with my girls as they are getting to about the age that I was when I started journaling.
I don't know that I would ever want to put large portions of my journal out for the whole world. Journals are so private, personally I don't think I'd be comfortable sharing except for a small excerpt as means of making a larger point.
I'm really glad you posted this. I read your original entry and I did think that there was a lot of eye-rolling and you were being pretty hard on your teenage self. We're so much wiser now, it's true, but those were real feelings and real struggles you had back then. And that person was already halfway to being who you are today -- not a bad start. So my answer is yes: Give her a little more respect!
I'm tickled to death that you are doing this series. Love stories are so fun, and I can already tell that you and Steve have a good one!
I think so much is in the way you approach the telling. If you write things from the perspective of laughing at yourself, others will likely laugh along. If you write from the perspective of looking at how far God has brought you and what a wondrous work He has done, it will be more of a focus on Him and less on the angst of your youth.
That said, as much as I'd love to hear the story in it's entirety, it would feel a bit invasive to read too much of your journal. Even with permission. Perhaps you can find a way to share the story without revealing much of the personal past writings.
I've come across some of my 14-year-old self, too, in old diaries, and have done that laugh-till-you-cry-but-some-of-the-crying-is-painful type of thing. When I thought about putting some of it on my blog, I resisted. I felt a sting of mockery. You're right, the pain was real and intense and didn't seem melodramatic at all. Like my mom always told her friends who mocked teenage romance,"It might be pupply love, but it's real to the pups." I appreciated that she didn't condescend. I think maybe let it simmer a little more on the back burner. It's a tough call. I think it's easier to hear someone make fun of the person they are now--self-deprecation is hilarious and refreshing. Not everyone can pull it off in a funny way, but when they can, it's priceless.
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Newlands Test: Interesting numbers from play on Day 2
Tags: Sri Lanka tour of South Africa,2016 - 17, South Africa Vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test at Cape Town, Jan 02-06, 2017, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Kagiso Rabada, Chandradasa Brahammana Ralalage Lahiru Sudesh Kumara
Sri Lanka were cleaned up for merely 110 on the second day of the second Test against South Africa at Newlands in Cape Town. Here are interesting stats from the second day's play
Sri Lanka were cleaned up for merely 110 on the second day of the second Test against South Africa at Newlands in Cape Town. Here are interesting stats from the second day's play.
Sri Lanka's 110 is their second-lowest total ever against South Africa in Tests. Incidentally, their lowest against the Proteas, 95, also came at the same venue back in 2001.
The entire Sri Lankan team fell 19 runs short of Dean Elgar's first-innings knock of 129.
Sri Lanka lost nine wickets for the addition of merely 79 runs on Tuesday. This is their worst collapse against South Africa. At Newlands in 2001, they managed 83 runs while losing wickets 2 to 10.
The Lankans lost their last eight wickets for the addition of merely 54 runs. This is their third worst effort in Tests. They had earlier lost 8 for 48 in a Test against India, and 8 for 51 against Pakistan.
Lahiru Kumara became the second Sri Lankan bowler to claim six wickets in an innings in Tests in South Africa. The first was, not surprisingly, Muttiah Muralitharan, who claimed 6 for 39 in Durban in 2000. Kumara's figures of 6 for 122 are also the second best by a pacer by Sri Lanka against South Africa. Chaminda Vaas had taken 6 for 29 in Colombo in 2004.
Kagiso Rabada, who claimed four wickets, reached the 50 wicket mark in his 13th Test. He thus became the 10th fastest South African to reach the landmark.
Vernon Philander reached 150 wickets in his 39th Test. He is now the fifth fastest from South Africa to reach the mark after Hugh Tayfield (29), Dale Steyn (29), Alan Donald (33) and Shaun Pollock (36).
Quinton de Kock made a well-compiled 101. This is now the highest ever score for a wicketkeeper from South Africa against Sri Lanka in Tests. The previous best was 92 by Mark Boucher, made back in 2001.
Dinesh Chandimal (4) and Kusal Mendis (3) combined to effect seven dismissals as wicket-keeper. This is the joint highest in a single innings in Tests.
Sri Lankan left-arm spinner Rangana Herath now has 356 Test wickets to his name. He thus becomes the second-highest wicket-taker for Sri Lanka in Tests, after Muttiah Muralitharan who finished with exactly 800 scalps. Herath is 19th on the list of highest Test wicket-takers, going past Dennis Lillee, who had 355.
--By A Cricket Statsman


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True, a limited number of Fiocchi products have been quietly available through Brook Bank SG and Hull Cartridge Company for some years, but as I say, it has been a limited selection.
That's all set to change now that Fiocchi UK Limited has been formed, a new company headed by Graham Morris, former managing director at Eley Hawk.
Graham is importing a full range of clay and game Fiocchi cartridges as well as .22 rimfire and other centrefire and component products to order. This family run Italian manufacturer produces cartridges of excellent quality and performance and has always had good brand awareness.
A valliant return to the UK?
Fiocchi UK has spent a good deal of time ensuring the product range is suitable for the home market, something that is not always easy with continental manufacturers. Even the packaging is in English, so you do not need to be bilingual to decipher what you are getting on the box.
The Italians are prolific cartridge makers with RC and Nobel Sport notable examples of the art. In fact many of our own makers use various Italian components in their cartridges. Even Winchester produce a range of Italian products, if you can get hold of them.
So what's on offer from Fiocchi? In the clay range there are three products including Official Trap which is the top flight competition load in 24 or 28gm with a high antimony content. Prices start at about £142 for 1,000.
Next up is the mid range Top Speed at around £131, and the budget range Top One available in plastic or fibre wad starting at around £104. I expect this latter shell to grab significant market share, being of good quality, economically priced in this current age of soaring prices, available in a full range of shot sizes and with that increasingly necessary fibre-wad option.
I tried some Official Trap a couple of weekends ago on English Sporting and found them easy on the shoulder but with ample performance to break long targets. With fast burning powder so favoured by Italian manufacturers, this shell gives a muzzle velocity in the region of 1450fps. And with a 5% antimony content it will be man enough to deal with the toughest targets you encounter.
A lot of thought has gone in to the game range too. Italians are not noted for their eco-friendly outlook on life and plastic wads are the norm, but the products being imported also encompass a working range of fibre options.
With a full range of shot weights from 28gm right up to 52gm fox killers, there should be something to suit all tastes here.
There is also an economical Sporting Pigeon 32gm load available in plastic or fibre wad, starting at a very reasonable £131 per 1,000 which could put the cat amongst the proverbials when compared to some of the British offerings.
The smaller bores are also well catered for, especially in 20-bore mode. The 28-bore range features a 17 or 24gm load which should prove useful plus a full range of .410 stuff also, encompassing 2in, 2.1/2in and the renowned 3in 19gm load in a full range of shot sizes.
These are very competitively priced, starting at around £147 per 1,000 in the shops.
And for the garden gun connoisseur, there is also a range of 9mm Flobert ammo for those pesky small vermin.
By the time you read this, the full complement of Fiocchi products will be on the shelves, so I could do worse than advise you to get out there and try them.
I am impressed by the care and thought that has gone into tailoring these cartridges for the British shooter and I predict they will quickly rebuild a loyal following.
This is a well known brand that has been conspicuous by it's absence for some years, but I get the feeling it is now here to stay.
Fiocchi cartridges are available from the Just Cartridges website.


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Federal Minister for Community Services, Larry Anthony, and Northern Territory Minister for Health, Family and Community Services, Stephen Dunham, today announced $46,000 in funding over for two years for a domestic and family violence early intervention service specifically targeted at rural and remote communities.
The service will target young women from rural and remote communities in the Northern Territory. It will give them access to an educative early intervention program aimed at raising awareness about issues of domestic and family violence.
"Domestic and family violence attacks the very core of family life, with tragic effects, especially on children. The physical, emotional and financial costs to the community and workplaces are devastating," Mr Anthony said.
"The Government is aware that rural and isolated communities often have greater difficulty in accessing Government services and this initiative helps to meet the needs of people in rural and remote areas of the Northern Territory."
This funding is part of the Coalition Government's $50 million Partnerships Against Domestic Violence initiative, a collaboration with the States and Territories which aims to find better ways of addressing and preventing domestic violence across Australia.
Mr Dunham said he was pleased that the Early Intervention Educative Service would be able to offer an important and valuable service to young women in rural and remote areas.
"This new service will focus on educating young women in rural and remote communities about issues of domestic and family violence and sexual assault."
Funding for this new service has come through the jointly funded Supported Accommodation Assistance Program (SAAP) which provides support and accommodation to homeless people and women and children escaping domestic violence and assists them to move back into the community.


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British Teen Terminally Ill With Cancer Wins Legal Battle To Be Frozen In Hopes Of Being Cured
Livia Rusu, Tech Times 18 November 2016, 03:11 pm
As a last wish, a 14-year-old UK teen convinced the high court to be cryogenically frozen, hoping that one day she will be brought back to life. The girl suffered from terminal cancer, and she explained in court that she wanted to have a chance at living longer.
The court ruled that the girl's mother should be the one to decide on what to do about her daughter's body. Initially, the estranged father did not agree with this idea; however, as the girl's condition advanced, being frozen became a possible solution.
An Unprecedented Case
The girl used the internet to research about cryogenic freezing. She then decided to send a letter to the court, which states her wish to have another chance at life — even if this means being brought back to life in a few hundred years' time. She also mentioned in the letter to not be buried underground.
High Court Judge Peter Jackson said that the girl's case was exceptional and also the first one of the sorts in England. Although Judge Jackson finished the case in October, any media coverage while the girl was still alive was — for the sake of dignity for human life — forbidden. The judge also called the case an example of the "new questions that science poses to the law".
The operation cost the family about $46,000. The girl was moved from her house in the UK to the United States and her body is being preserved "in perpetuity".
The girl was too weak to be able to leave the hospital bed in order to attend to the court meetings. However, impressed by her situation and by the dignity she fought with, the judge of the case paid her a visit at the hospital.
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Being cryo-frozen is, however, subjected to a lot of skepticism from the medical specialists, who believe that there is no scientific support to the idea that bodies preserved this way will be functional in the future.
"At the moment we have no objective evidence that a whole human body can survive cryopreservation with cells which will function after re-arming," noted Barry Fuller, specialist in low-temperature medicine at the University College London.
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This is a fine example of how one writes Young Adult. I am once again in awe of this master of storytelling, who excelled in his first full-length space opera novel.
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6 Reasons For Donald Trump's Insane Man-Crush On Vladimir Putin
By John Gallagher July 31, 2016 at 9:07am · 14 comments
Donald Trump clearly loves Vladimir Putin. The list of times that Trump has sucked up to Putin is long and growing by the day. Putin has returned the favor, throwing the weight of the Russian media behind Trump.
In this case, it's not a case of opposites attracting, but of the same: authoritarian bullies who are building their personal empires.
Here are six specific reasons why the pair were a match made in–well, you figure it out:
Why ask when you can just grab?
Trump has a well-earned reputation for stiffing people who work for him. In fact, it's one of his few unchangeable characteristics. Putin, of course, just takes what he wants, too. Putin is even better at it than Trump; he may be one of the wealthiest men in the world.
NATO is for losers
Trump would happily withdraw from NATO unless the participating countries are willing to pay financial tribute. It's a sharp departure from what most of the West views as a critical tool to check Russia's expansionist impulses. Putin would love to see NATO disappear so he can go about annexing (by force if necessary) all the small republics that were once part of the USSR.
There are no good neighbors
Trump hates Mexico for sending all of those people to the U.S. Build a wall, make Mexico pay for it–Trump wants to humiliate our southern neighbor. Putin wants to crush his neighbors as well: Crimea, the Ukraine. He may end up giving Donald some unwelcome ideas.
Gays make for good political props
For Trump, we're the victims of terrorism in Orlando, so we should side with the strong man who will protect us. The message is so far right that even Ted Cruz uses it. For Putin, we're destroying Russian society, even though he has claims to have no problem with us on a personal level. Bashing gays is a handy political line to feed to the Orthodox Church, which Putin leans on for support.
Vanity unites!
Putin likes to parade around with his shirt off, although if anyone had reason for covering himself in a button down, it's Vladimir. Apparently, Putin thinks he's some kind of Adonis of the steppes. As for Trump–just looking at the hair tells you everything you need to know.
Charter members of the Elton John fan club
Both Trump and Putin are big fans of Elton John. There's no accounting for taste.
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Well at least Trump isn't afraid to have a man-crush. He's also not afraid to give his VP choice Mike Pence an air-kiss. Obama, on the other hand, seems to be one of these liberals who is afraid to have a man-crush in case he is perceived to be "gay".
Liberal males are the worst when it comes to being afraid of other people's perceptions of them. Liberal males are the ultimate girly men with homophobic reactions to speculation.
Mo Bro
How anyone can perceive the right as anti-American while claiming the left is pro-American is beyond me, when virtually all anti-Americanism stems from the left.
Flag burning? Lefties.
Destruction of property? Lefties.
Anarchy? Lefties.
Cop killers? Lefties.
We could keep going, but you get the picture . . .
Ever since Vladimir Putin vetoed US plans to "shock and awe" Syria in order to depose Bashir Assad, he's been demonized by the warmongers in the corporate US news media. It is thanks to Russia's veto that the ISIS savages do not have control of Syria today. Wise up:
Donald Trump is the only candidate that is speaking out against this kind of US foreign policy lunacy that has cost the US treasury TRILLIONS $$$$$. Hillary Clinton not only voted for the disastrous IRAQ WAR but now she is planning on how she will achieve "regime change" in Syria.
Donald Trump is right. We need to fix our country first before we try to fix the Middle East:
https://youtu.be/SXS3vW47mOE
@Kieran: I think America is capable of focusing on both Domestic and International goals at the same time. Fix the country how exactly? Why would I trust the Republicans to "fix" anything when the Republican controlled congress has been doing nothing just to spite the President? Opinion polls of the current, Republican controlled, congress are abysmal.
Why do Republicans have such short-term memory loss? The baby Bush regime cost our country "TRILLIONS $$$$$' of dollars to further destabilize the Middle East. I guess the excuse must now be that all those Republicans were just RINOs and not true Republicans like the ones today.
Sorry, but I have no faith in Mr. Bankruptcy to fix anything in this country, other than to make sure he further enriches himself and his Russian pals at everyone else's expense.
Gyeonghwa
@Mo Bro: Your strawman is noted but let's see; a significant portion of cop killers are right wing "Sovereign citizen" types and gun nuts. Right wingers have been responsible for abortion clinic bombings, Sikh temple shooting, and wildlife refuge destroying. They are also responsible for voter suppression, anti-science, anti-educating American childrens. But it's ironic that right wingers, who screams about free speech, get's their panties in a knot over something as trivials as seeing out-of-touch hippies burn flags.
@Paco: Reality Check: Hillary voted to give Dumbya a blank check for War in Iraq. She voted for the worst foreign policy blunder in US history. DDonald Trump, on the other hand opposed the stupid and illegal Iraq War.
@Kieran: Donald Trump has proven time and time again that he talks out of both sides of his mouth about every issue. So your response really doesn't apply, does it? Why do you choose to take the word of a proven serial liar on almost every subject he is confronted with?
inbama
Wow, the Russian Log Cabin is out in full force today for their boy Trump.
Is Peter Thiel, the gay Rupert Murdoch, paying for all these posts?
@Gyeonghwa: Thanks for the laugh, I needed it.
Alistair Wiseman
@Gyeonghwa:
Please step away from the Kool-Aid.
That's six more reasons why I'll be voting Trump.
August 1, 2016 at 2:08am
NateOcean
@Kieran:
On Trump: It's well documented that he initially *supported* the wars. Then in his typical Trump style, when he later expressed opposition to the wars, he further claimed that he had *always* been oppossed. That's straight out of George Orwell's 1984….re-inventing history.
Hillary, like the rest of congress, voted for war based on the extensive, detailed, and classified presentations made to congress by the war criminal team Bush/Cheney. Remember, this was not a mistake were the best intelligence turned out to be incorrect. This was intentionally falsified and designed to mis-lead congress…at which they were successful.
You might well ask why Bush and Cheney are not in prison.
August 1, 2016 at 3:08pm
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There's another more compelling reason that Trump cozies up to Putin. The U.S. banks will no longer lend him money because of his bankruptcy history. He needs Russian financing, and is likely already getting it. As long as his companies are privately held, he doesn't have to disclose any of that, so we may never know. And by not releasing his tax returns, it's likely we won't know whether he's being truthful about his wealth — at least not before the election. Some say he's not nearly as wealthy as he pretends to be.
I wonder whether, if he's elected president, he will do the ethical thing and put his financial dealings in a blind trust to be managed by someone else. The most ethical politicians and political appointees do exactly that to avoid any appearance of a conflict of interest.
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Kelly and Marcie are the co-founders of Yellow Scope, a company that makes rigorous, creative, and fun science kits to get girls excited about STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math)!
As scientists and moms of girls we were discouraged by the huge gender gap in the STEM fields and concerned about the kind of "science" kits that were on the market for girls. We think girls deserve better in the toy aisle – better than the spa and beauty products that masquerade as science kits. We started Yellow Scope to keep girls excited about science and offer them a different kind of science kit, one that takes them seriously. Our high quality kits offer girls straight-up science without lip gloss or bubble gum.
What is the hardest lesson you learned during your first year in business and how did you overcome it?
Letting go of perfect. We've overcome this challenge by setting external deadlines with partners such as our graphic designer, printer, and manufacturer. This prevents us from obsessing too long over every product detail! We work hard and stay focused on producing the best quality products we can in the time we have.
What was the most useful lesson or advice you learned at MCNW?
More than anything, Bill Horton, our instructor for the Foundation Business Class gave us confidence. The class gave us the tools we needed for starting a business and Bill gave the encouragement we needed to do this thing!
What excites you about doing business in Portland?
The collaborative spirit within the entrepreneur community, Portland's love of small independent businesses and girl-power!
If your business had a spirit animal, what would it be and why?
If you could travel back in time, what advice would you give your pre-business self?
Growing slowly, organically and authentically is OK.
We are both more efficient and able to let things go. We are also more able to rise with successes and be less bothered by failures.
Any exciting things ahead for Yellow Scope?
Many exciting things! In 2017, we plan to develop another kit or two, a monthly subscription model, and expand to more stores.


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Fri 22nd May 2020, 10:00am - 2:00pm / 4:00pm - 6:00pm BST
Glamour Lockdown Live
All proceeds from ticket sales will be split across three charities that need our help now more than ever, Women's Aid, Place2be (the country's leading children's mental health charity) and the food bank charity, The Felix Project.
For a full schedule of events please visit the ticket page here:
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Please note: All live stream events are subject to change. Not all events listed are live performances by the artist - they also include archived concerts, DJ sets, masterclasses, Q&As and more.
As her debut album, Lights, made so thrillingly clear, Ellie Goulding uses her voice as a texture in much the same way that a skilled instrumentalist would. It is a sound – in Ellie's case, an utterly distinctive and unforgettable one – that can play as important a role in her songs as any other musical detail. The BRIT-winning singer/songwriter released Lights in 2010 and followed it up with Halcyon in 2012. Both albums peaked at number one in the UK album chart and went double-platinum. Halcyon was re-released with ten additional tracks as Halcyon Days in 2013. These included How Long Will I Love You?, which became the BBC Children in Need single, and her first number one single, Burn, which has since racked up nearly 160 million views on YouTube. Her 3rd album, 2015's 'Delirium', then spawned the huge worldwide hit 'Love Me Like You Do', which featured on the soundtrack of the Fifty Shades of Grey movie.
See 7 tour dates featuring Ellie Goulding
Famed for her work with artists such as SBTRKT, Sampha and Joker, Jessie's own sensuous, sinuous soul broke through to the mainstream thanks to the one-two punch of her singles 'Running' and '110%'. A heady, intoxicating brew of R&B, hip hop, dance and pop. With a handful of BRIT-nominations, a Mercury Prize nomination and three top-ten albums under her belt (as of 2020), Jessie has proven her status as one of the UK's most influential artists.
See 9 tour dates featuring Jessie Ware