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Pelli Clarke Pelli's 555 West 38th Street Rapidly Ascends in Hudson Yards
8:00 am on December 3, 2020 By Michael Young
Construction passes the halfway mark at 555 West 38th Street, a 570-foot-tall residential skyscraper in Hudson Yards and number 29 on our countdown of the tallest construction projects in New York. Designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects and developed by Rockrose with SLCE as the architect of record, the 52-story project will yield 598 rental units. The property is located along Eleventh Avenue between West 38th Street and West 39th Street, directly across from the Jacob K. Javits Center.
Affordable Housing Lottery Launches for The Cove at 43-12 Hunter Street in Long Island City
7:30 am on October 2, 2020 By Vanessa Londono
The housing lottery is now open for The Cove, an 18-story residential development at 43-12 Hunter Street in Long Island City, Queens. Developed by Rockrose Development and designed by SLCE Architects with interiors by Slade Architecture, the building yields a total 123 rentals in a mix of studios, one-, and two-bedroom units. Available on NYC Housing Connect are the 37 apartments at 130 percent of the area median income, ranging from $68,229 to $159,640.
Façade Installation Making Headway on Pelli Clarke Pelli's 555 West 38th Street in Hudson Yards
8:00 am on September 18, 2020 By Michael Young
There has definitely been a huge amount of vertical progress and activity at the site of 555 West 38th Street. The rising reinforced concrete edifice is eventually going to culminate at a 570-foot-tall roof parapet and become a residential skyscraper in Hudson Yards. Designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects and developed by Rockrose with SLCE as the architect of record, there will be a total of 52 floors and 598 rental units. The property is found along Eleventh Avenue between West 38th Street and West 39th Street and is directly across from the Jacob K. Javits Center.
The Cove's Exterior Reaches Completion at 43-12 Hunter Street in Long Island City, Queens
7:00 am on August 9, 2020 By Michael Young
Exterior work is finishing up on the Cove, an 18-story residential building at 43-12 Hunter Street in Long Island City, Queens. Designed by SLCE Architects and developed by Rockrose Development, the project will yield 123 rental apartments designed by Slade Architecture. Thirty-seven, or roughly 30 percent of the units, will be designated for affordable housing.
Pelli Clarke Pelli's 555 West 38th Street Continues to Climb in Hudson Yards
8:00 am on July 3, 2020 By Michael Young
Construction is climbing at 555 West 38th Street, a 570-foot-tall residential skyscraper in Hudson Yards. Designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects and developed by Rockrose with SLCE as the architect of record, the 52-story structure is rising directly across Eleventh Avenue from the ongoing expansion of the Jacob K. Javits Center. The property will contain 598 rental units.
Permits Filed for 98 DeKalb Avenue in Fort Greene, Brooklyn
7:00 am on April 24, 2020 By Vanessa Londono
Permits have been filed for a 47-story mixed-use building at 98 DeKalb Avenue in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Located across the street from The Brooklyn Hospital Center, the lot also fronts Ashland Place with the address 180 Ashland Place. Nearby is the DeKalb Avenue subway station, serviced by the B, Q, and R trains, as well as the Fulton Street station serviced by the G train.
Construction Wraps Up on The Cove, At 43-12 Hunter Street In Long Island City
7:30 am on March 31, 2020 By Michael Young
The Cove at 43-12 Hunter Street sits in the middle of Long Island City, Queens. The detailed grey-colored curtain wall of windows and metal panels cover the entire 18-story, reinforced concrete edifice. Right now the final touches remain on the ground-floor envelope, sidewalk, and interiors. SLCE Architects is the designer of the building and Slade Architecture is in charge of the interior design. Rockrose Development is the developer of the triangular site, which was previously purchased for $1 million back in 2006. The Cove will yield 123 rental units with 37 units being affordable homes, or roughly 30 percent of the total inventory.
Excavation Progressing Quickly for Pelli Clarke Pelli's 555 West 38th Street in Hudson Yards
8:00 am on October 20, 2019 By Michael Young
Excavation has progressed significantly at 555 West 38th Street since YIMBY last checked in on the Hudson Yards site in late August. Construction workers have ripped up all of the asphalt from the parking lot that formerly occupied the property and have unearthed a substantial amount of dirt. The plot will eventually give rise to a 52-story residential skyscraper designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects and developed by Rockrose. Located directly across Eleventh Avenue from the Jacob K. Javits Center, the 570-foot-tall tower will contain 598 rental units. SLCE is the architect of record.
The Cove Nears Completion at 43-12 Hunter Street in Long Island City
Construction on 43-12 Hunter Street, now referred to The Cove, is nearing completion in Long Island City. The curtain wall has reached the top of the 18-story reinforced concrete structure and work is wrapping up on the ground floor façade and interiors. The Queens project is designed by SLCE Architects and developed by Rockrose Development, which purchased the site for $1 million back in 2006. Slade Architecture is in charge of the interior design. There will be 123 units, 37 units being affordable homes, or roughly 30 percent of the total.
Excavation Set to Begin for Pelli Clarke Pelli-Designed Skyscraper at 555 West 38th Street in Hudson Yards
8:00 am on August 24, 2019 By Michael Young
Work is set to begin at 555 West 38th Street, the site of a 52-story residential skyscraper designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects. Located to the north of the first phase of Hudson Yards along Eleventh Avenue, the property sits directly across from the new expansion of the Jacob K. Javits Center and a couple streets south of the Lincoln Tunnel entrance. Machinery is on site in preparation for the excavation of the asphalt-covered lot to make way for the 570-foot-tall tower. Rockrose is the developer of the project, which will contain 598 rental units.
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By Shubham Agarwal	 November 30, 2020
One of the best times of the year to score the biggest discounts of tech, Cyber Monday is here and if you are in search of your next tablet, then look no further than the latest Apple iPad Air, which is in sale for $560 at Amazon — down $40 from the usual $600.
Discounts on Apple products, especially the brand new models, are not something you see everyday which makes this deal even more special and surprising. At 7% off, the 2020 Apple iPad is up for grabs at its lowest, and given the Cyber Monday rush, we don't expect this deal to last very long. Considering this is 2020's last big sale on gadgets, make sure to hurry to bag the latest iPad Air at a bargain.
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If you are already using [Auth0](https://auth0.com) services, you should be familiar with Auth0's management dashboard, clients (A.K.A. applications) and rules concepts. This little extension extends the management dashboard and helps you to view relation between clients and rules in more depth.

![ScreenShot](https://github.com/saltukalakus/auth0-list-rules-on-clients/blob/master/doc/ListRules.png)

## Try the Extension
1. Go to [Auth0 Extensions](https://manage.auth0.com/#/extensions)
2. Click on `+ Create Extension`
3. Fill in the textbox with `https://github.com/saltukalakus/auth0-list-rules-on-clients`
4. Click on `continue`
5. Finally, click on `install`

## Features
* View rules for every client.
* View rule's details in builtin Javascript code reader screen.
* Sort clients based on client name and rule.
* Search and filter rules and clients.

## How It Works
In [Auth0 dashboard](https://manage.auth0.com) activated rules are applied on every client by default. However, it is reasonable to apply some of the rules only to some of the whitelisted clients. Writing clientID or clientName based whitelist logic in rules section of dashboard can make this possible.

This extension fetches your client and rule list details via Auth0's management API. By analysing your rules, extension can determine which rules are used for any client and show the relation via a simple but effective user interface.

For the extension application to show relations properly, your rules must match any of the below patterns.

1. context.clientName|clientID === | !== | == | != 'expectedName'|'expectedID'
2. context['clientName'|'clientID'] === | !== | == | != 'expectedName'|'expectedID'
3. 'expectedID'|'expectedName' === | !== | == | != context.clientID|clientName
4. 'expectedID'|'expectedName' === | !== | == | != context['clientID'|'clientName']

(\*) | symbol denotes alternative valid options.

(\*) Space and double quotes are also supported in your whitelist expressions.

Sample for valid whitelist rule with skipped code block if the client is not in whitelist.

```javascript
function (user, context, callback) {
    if (context.clientName === 'Client1ToWhiteList') ||
       ('Client2ToWhiteList' === context.clientName) ||
       (context['clientName'] === 'Client3ToWhiteList') ||
       (context.clientID === '3wgXJTZpOPobwfQl8EeAHPsxYpKRdP5B') {

        // Write rule logic in this block
    }

    // If 'If' block is not hit, rule just returns without any action
    callback(null, user, context);
}
```

Sample for valid whitelist rule with early return if the client is not in whitelist.

```javascript
function (user, context, callback) {
    if (context.clientName !== 'Client1ToWhiteList') &&
       ('Client2ToWhiteList' !== context.clientName) &&
       (context["clientName"] !== 'Client3ToWhiteList') &&
       (context.clientID !== '3wgXJTZpOPobwfQl8EeAHPsxYpKRdP5B') {

        // Rule function returns without any action
        return callback(null, user, context);
    }

    // Write rule logic after this line

    callback(null, user, context);
}
```

If you need to compare clientName or clientID against some client for other purposes you can do it with variable assignment method like below example. This comparison will be ignored by the extension.

```javascript
function (user, context, callback) {

    // Rule code added here

    // Checking ClientID with variable assignment will lead to extension to ignore the logic.
    var myClientID =  '3wgXJTZpOPobwfQl8EeAHPsxYpKRdP5B';

    if (context.clientID === myClientID) {
        // Your specific rule logic for client '3wgXJTZpOPobwfQl8EeAHPsxYpKRdP5B'
    }

    // Some more rule code added here

    callback(null, user, context);
}
```

## Limitations
If you have rules applied on all clients other than a few blacklisted ones, for that particular rules, extension will not be able to list the relations correctly.

```javascript
function (user, context, callback) {
    if (context.clientName !== 'Client1ToBlackList') {
        // Writing rule logic after this line literally means, apply the rule to all clients
        // other than Client1ToBlackList. Extension will incorrectly think that this rule
        // is applied only to client with name 'Client1ToBlackList'

        return callback(null, user, context);
    }

    callback(null, user, context);
}
```
Using comparison operators (==, ===, !=, !==) with clientId or clientName against existing clients is not allowed other than whitelist type rule checking. Because this will mix with whitelist rule checking and cause incorrect relation.

```javascript
function (user, context, callback) {

    if (context.clientName === 'Client2') {
       // In Client2 do some additional checking. This is also not allowed!
       // Extension will think that this rule is applied only to Client2.
    }

    // Some more rule code added here which runs for all clients but ignored
    // by this extension

    callback(null, user, context);
}
```

Your whitelist rules should stick with patterns described in How It Works section. Note that, there are many other ways for comparing clientId/Name in Javascript, but unsupported formats will cause the extension not to detect the whitelist rule.

```javascript
function (user, context, callback) {

    // Checking ClientID with variable assignment will lead to extension to fail in matching
    var myClientID = '3wgXJTZpOPobwfQl8EeAHPsxYpKRdP5B';
    if (context.clientID === myClientID) {

        // Your rule logic specific to client with id '3wgXJTZpOPobwfQl8EeAHPsxYpKRdP5B'
        return callback(null, user, context);
    }

    callback(null, user, context);
}

function (user, ctx, callback) {

    // Extension search for keyword 'context' but 'ctx' is used and this cause extension
    // to fail in matching
    if (ctx.clientName === 'Client2') {
        // Your rule logic specific to client 'Client2'
        return callback(null, user, context);
    }

    callback(null, user, context);
}
```

## Development Setup
Fork the project in your GitHub account. Install Node.js and npm. Installation steps may change according to your operating system. After that follow the steps for local and remote tests as below.

### Local tests
* Copy sample_config.json as config.json in the same folder. Update AUTH0_DOMAIN setting in config.json with your domain information. You can find your domain information in [Clients]( https://manage.auth0.com/#/applications) section of your management dashboard.

```bash
    $ cp sample_config.json config.json
    $ cd ./client
    $ npm install
    $ cd ..
    $ npm install
```

* Build and run the application

```bash
    $ cd ./client
    $ npm run bundle
    $ cd ..
    $ npm start
```
### Remote tests

* Build the application

```bash
    $ cd ./client
    $ npm run bundle
    $ cd ..
    $ npm run bundle
```

* Deploy the application

Commit your changes to your GitHub account. Run your extension with your project's GitHub link following the Try the Extension section above.

## Developer Notes
Backend part of the application is mostly a reuse of [auth0-extension-boilerplate-with-react](https://github.com/saltukalakus/auth0-extension-boilerplate-with-react) project. Backend code helps to authenticate with Auth0 servers with required privileges (read access to client and rule API) and receive API token and API endpoint. Backend passes this information to frontend application. [Frontend application](https://github.com/saltukalakus/auth0-list-rules-on-clients/tree/master/client) makes the API calls, analyzes the received data and produces the list view.

[Hogan.js](http://twitter.github.io/hogan.js/) is used in frontend application to generate dynamic Html. [Gulp.js](http://gulpjs.com/) is used to automate precompiling stage of Hogan templates into Javascript. With the help of [Browserify](http://browserify.org/) precompiled template file is merged into a single frontend application file. Later application file is inserted into html page via [Jade](http://jade-lang.com/) in backend code and later packaged as a bundle with [Webpack](https://webpack.github.io/).

Frontend logic is tested against alternative rules in this [directory](https://github.com/saltukalakus/auth0-list-rules-on-clients/tree/master/client/tests). [Tape]( https://github.com/substack/tape) test framework is used in tests.

```bash
    $ cd ./client
    $ npm run test
```

## Todo
* Dynamically evaluate rule's code with some clever algorithm to detect behaviour. So that whitelist and blacklist logic can be used together without limitation in rules.

## People
[R. Saltuk Alakus](https://github.com/saltukalakus)

## License
[MIT](LICENSE)

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With a 5.3$% BalckBerry traffic market share in North America, BlackBerry Z10 is steadily getting into the hands of users, according to Chikita Insights, an online ad network.
The device was released in January together with the new OS to compete with industry giants such as Google and Apple but it clearly has a long way to go before its at par with its competitors.
Apple's iPhone 5 accounted for 12.1% of all iPhone traffic in North America during the same time when it was released, but then again the blackberry isn't as popular as the Apple's iPhone. As such, while the 5.3% figure may not sound like much, this is a good start for the struggling Canadian company.
For now, we'll just have to wait and see if BlackBerry 10 will have long-term success. Maybe the Q10, which is slated for release in the coming months, will help that.
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Numerical methods for PDE models related to pricing and expected lifetime of an extraction project under uncertainty
Hongyong Cui
School of Mathematics and Statistics, Huazhong University of Science & Technology, Wuhan 430074, China
Dedicated to Professor Peter Kloeden on his 70th birthday
Received November 2017 Revised May 2018 Published August 2019 Early access October 2018
For pullback attractors of asymptotically autonomous dynamical systems we study the convergences of their components towards the global attractors of the limiting semigroups. We use some conditions of uniform boundedness of pullback attractors, instead of uniform compactness conditions used in the literature. Both forward convergence and backward convergence are studied.
Keywords: Asymptotically autonomous dynamical system, pullback attractor, limiting equation, upper semi-continuity.
Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 35B40; Secondary: 35B41, 37L30.
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T. Caraballo, J. A. Langa, J. Valero. Structure of the pullback attractor for a non-autonomous scalar differential inclusion. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - S, 2016, 9 (4) : 979-994. doi: 10.3934/dcdss.2016037
Na Lei, Shengfan Zhou. Upper semicontinuity of pullback attractors for non-autonomous lattice systems under singular perturbations. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems, 2022, 42 (1) : 73-108. doi: 10.3934/dcds.2021108
Tomás Caraballo, David Cheban. On the structure of the global attractor for non-autonomous dynamical systems with weak convergence. Communications on Pure & Applied Analysis, 2012, 11 (2) : 809-828. doi: 10.3934/cpaa.2012.11.809
Xinyu Mei, Yangmin Xiong, Chunyou Sun. Pullback attractor for a weakly damped wave equation with sup-cubic nonlinearity. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems, 2021, 41 (2) : 569-600. doi: 10.3934/dcds.2020270
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Yejuan Wang. On the upper semicontinuity of pullback attractors for multi-valued noncompact random dynamical systems. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - B, 2016, 21 (10) : 3669-3708. doi: 10.3934/dcdsb.2016116
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Radio Rumantsch (RR) - szwajcarska stacja radiowa, należąca do Radiotelevisiun Svizra Rumantscha (RTR), części publicznego nadawcy SRG SSR nadającej w języku romansz. Stacja ma charakter ogólnotematyczny, w związku z czym jej ramówka zawiera takie elementy jak programy informacyjne, publicystyczne, prognoza pogody, informacje dla kierowców, a także liczne pasma muzyczne, w których prezentowane jest szerokie spektrum gatunków, zaś szczególną uwagę poświęca się muzykom pochodzącym z Gryzonii, gdzie  romansz ma najwięcej użytkowników.

Stacja dostępna jest w całej Szwajcarii w analogowym i cyfrowym przekazie naziemnym. Ponadto można jej słuchać w Internecie oraz w niekodowanym przekazie z satelity Eutelsat Hot Bird 13B.

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Arsakidi odnosno arsakidska dinastija mogu se odnositi na:
Arsakidi (Iran), iranska vladarska dinastija partskih korijena
Arsakidi (Armenija), armenska vladarska dinastija
Arsakidi (Iberija), iberska vladarska dinastija
Arsakidi (kavkaska Albanija), vladarska dinastija iz kavkaske Albanije


Late last month, FIRE co-founder and chairman (and Harvard Law School alumnus) Harvey Silverglate delivered a speech to the Harvard Law School class of 1958 at its 55th reunion. Harvey used the occasion to share an eye-opening series of stories that reveal Harvard University's accelerating trend of censorship and compelled speech.
[I]n 2011 … Dean of Freshmen Thomas Dingman announced that a "kindness pledge" would be posted in the entryway of every freshman residence hall, and each member of the Class of 2015 would be asked to sign the oath on a line designated for his or her signature. The pledge read, in part: "we commit to upholding the values of the College and to making the entryway and Yard a place where all can thrive and where the exercise of kindness holds a place on a par with intellectual attainment." … The Oath would remain posted in the entryway of each dorm all year, so that it would be visible, for all to see who in the class presumably valued kindness and who did not or, put another way, who was a good and righteous human being and who was not.
Harvard students, in turn, are "unlearning liberty"; a 2011 editorial in The Harvard Crimson, for example, commended the school for its actions against a professor who had his controversial views published in an Indian newspaper.
Read the rest of Harvey's speech about how Harvard "has become dangerous for the dissenting voice" inMinding the Campus.


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Q: Backbone.js: is it possiblie to secure server data from crawling? I am new to front end web development and have some very basic questions regarding some security issues regarding backbonejs (probably Ajax in general).
I am working on mobile apps for a while now, and for most of them what I do is to build an API that handles the requests and provides data for the application in JSON format. When using an app, I can add some security to the access to my data using API secret keys and such. This way I can make sure that whoever is asking for the data is allowed to get the JSON data for that application and, theoretically, wouldn't be able to make lots of requests to my API in order to download raw data for their own purpose. The server (API) runs on nodejs with mongodb as db server.
The problem is that now that the mobile app is working, I need to make a web interface as an alternative for users to interact with the application. I have seen some examples of backbone.js and the impression I have is that for one to use it, the server must openly provide the data in JSON format. If I do this, anyone would be able to make requests and get the data from any endpoint. I believe this is because of the way Ajax works. So, if I wanted to serve the data as html, not the raw JSON data, is it still possible to use Backbone.js? What I was thinking is something like:
Browser makes a request to the web server
Web server gets data from API
API validates key and secret and returns the JSON data to WebServer
Web server sends HTML to the browser
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I am really sorry to ask this. I have never worked with web development and I am aware this is probably a very basic question. If these assumptions are correct, then does it mean I won't be able to use Backbone.js or Ajax based frameworks?
Thanks so much,
Marcel

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Settle in with 12 pints of lager while Brother J and Eric discuss The Worlds End, the third of the Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy. Beforehand we discuss some prior episodes, the band Bastille, and falling into musical YouTube holes. Worlds End talk starts at about 13:40.
Settle in with a cranberry juice while Brother J and Eric discuss Hot Fuzz, the second of the Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy. Along the way we talk about Kevin Pollack, Phillip Rosenthal, Tom Cruise, all the James Bonds, and Ricky Gervais.
Thin Lizzy "Out in the Fields"
Drew and Eric gush about the 2000 Cameron Crowe film Almost Famous and along the way discuss Thin Lizzy, alternative histories, Henry Rollins, Doors, and how music builds memories. Almost Famous talk starts about minute 15.
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Lindsey brings more than ten years of experience in web design, digital marketing, and media strategy to the Gravity team. Her passion for designing campaigns that keep the audience top-of-mind ensures that messages hit their mark. She has led successful website development projects for clients in a variety of industries, including financial, technology, and retail.
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For inspiration I take the dogs for a walk – it's a great opportunity to be outside and clear my head.
My hidden talent is doing cartwheels (I once won a cartwheel competition).


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"""
Unit testing for gpversion module
"""
import unittest

from gpversion import *

class GpVersionTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        pass

    def test_case_1(self):
        vMain = GpVersion("main")

        self.assertTrue(vMain.isVersionCurrentRelease())
        self.assertTrue(vMain.getVersionBuild() == 'dev')
        self.assertTrue(str(vMain) == 'main build dev')

    def test_case_2(self):
        vTuple = GpVersion([3,3,0,0])

        self.assertTrue(vTuple.isVersionCurrentRelease() == False )
        self.assertTrue(vTuple.getVersionBuild() == 'dev')
        self.assertTrue(vTuple.getVersionRelease() == "3.3")
        self.assertTrue(vTuple.isVersionRelease("3.3"))
        self.assertTrue(vTuple.isVersionRelease("3.2") == False)
        self.assertTrue(vTuple > "3.2.0.5")
        self.assertTrue(vTuple < "4.0")

    def test_case_3(self):
        v33 = GpVersion("3.3 build dev")

        self.assertTrue(v33.isVersionCurrentRelease() == False )
        self.assertTrue(v33.getVersionBuild() == 'dev')
        self.assertTrue(v33.getVersionRelease() == "3.3")
        self.assertTrue(v33.isVersionRelease("3.3"))
        self.assertTrue(v33.isVersionRelease("3.2") == False)
        self.assertTrue(v33 > "3.2.0.5")
        self.assertTrue(v33 < "4.0")

    def test_case_4(self):
        v34 = GpVersion("3.4.filerep")

        self.assertTrue(v34.isVersionCurrentRelease() == False )
        self.assertTrue(v34.getVersionBuild() == 'filerep')
        self.assertTrue(v34.getVersionRelease() == "3.4")
        self.assertTrue(v34.isVersionRelease("3.4"))
        self.assertTrue(v34.isVersionRelease("3.2") == False)
        self.assertTrue(v34 > "3.2.0.5")
        self.assertTrue(v34 < "4.0")

    def test_case_5(self):
        vShort = GpVersion("postgres (Greenplum Database) 3.3.5.0 build 3")

        self.assertTrue(vShort.isVersionCurrentRelease() == False )
        self.assertTrue(vShort.getVersionBuild() == '3')
        self.assertTrue(vShort.getVersionRelease() == "3.3")
        self.assertTrue(vShort.isVersionRelease("3.3"))
        self.assertTrue(vShort.isVersionRelease("3.2") == False)
        self.assertTrue(vShort > "3.2.0.5")
        self.assertTrue(vShort < "4.0")

    def test_case_6(self):
        vLong = GpVersion("PostgreSQL 8.2.14 (Greenplum Database 3.4.filerep build 0) on i386-apple-darwin9.8.0, compiled by GCC i686-apple-darwin9-gcc-4.0.1 (GCC) 4.0.1 (Apple Inc. build 5465) compiled on Feb 16 2010 11:25:31 (with assert checking)")

        self.assertTrue(vLong.isVersionCurrentRelease() == False )
        self.assertTrue(vLong.getVersionBuild() == 'filerep')
        self.assertTrue(vLong.getVersionRelease() == "3.4")
        self.assertTrue(vLong.isVersionRelease("3.4"))
        self.assertTrue(vLong.isVersionRelease("3.2") == False)
        self.assertTrue(vLong > "3.2.0.5")
        self.assertTrue(vLong < "4.0")

    def test_lshift(self):
        v = GpVersion('4.3')
        v_1 = v << 1
        v_2 = v << 2
        self.assertEqual(v_1 << 1, v_2)
        self.assertLess(v_1, v)
        self.assertLess(v_2, v)
        self.assertEqual(v.getVersionRelease(), "4.3")
        self.assertEqual(v_1.getVersionRelease(), "4.2")
        self.assertEqual(v_2.getVersionRelease(), "4.1")

    def test_50(self):
        v = GpVersion('5.0')
        v_1 = v << 1
        v_2 = v << 2
        self.assertEqual(v_1 << 1, v_2)
        self.assertLess(v_1, v)
        self.assertLess(v_2, v)
        self.assertEqual(v.getVersionRelease(), "5")
        self.assertEqual(v_1.getVersionRelease(), "4.3")
        self.assertEqual(v_2.getVersionRelease(), "4.2")

    def test_case_7(self):
        vLong = GpVersion("PostgreSQL 9.4.20 (Greenplum Database 7.0.0 build dev) on x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc (Ubuntu 7.4.0-1ubuntu1~18.04.1) 7.4.0, 64-bit compiled on Jul  8 2019 16:27:59")
        self.assertTrue(vLong.isVersionCurrentRelease() == True )
        self.assertTrue(vLong.getVersionBuild() == 'dev')
        self.assertTrue(vLong.getVersionRelease() == "7")
        self.assertTrue(vLong.isVersionRelease("7.0"))
        self.assertTrue(vLong.isVersionRelease("3.2") == False)
        self.assertTrue(vLong > "4.0.0")
        self.assertTrue(vLong > "4.0")

    def test_lshift_negative(self):
        v = GpVersion('3.2')
        with self.assertRaisesRegexp(StandardError, 'invalid version shift'):
            v << -1
        with self.assertRaisesRegexp(StandardError, 'invalid version shift'):
            v << 1

#------------------------------- Mainline --------------------------------
if __name__ == '__main__':
    unittest.main()


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was a Japanese daimyō of the late Edo period, who ruled the Satsuma Domain as its 12th and last daimyō until 1871. He succeeded his father, Hisamitsu, as the head of the Shimazu family in 1887. In 1897, he fell ill and died, and was succeeded as the head of the family by his son, Shimazu Tadashige.

Children
 Shimazu Tadashige (1886–1968)

Ancestry

References

 Mainichi Shimbun. 日本の肖像―旧皇族・華族秘蔵アルバム〈第8巻〉

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1840 births
1897 deaths
Shimazu clan
Tozama daimyo
People of the Boshin War
Meiji Restoration
Kazoku


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Q: how to handle WPF listbox selectionchanged event using MVVM I am trying to perform listbox changed event in WPF  using MVVM. Please let me know how to do this selectionchanged event.

A: You can do it using

*

*Add reference to System.Windows.Interactivity in your project

*in XAML add xmlns:i="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/2010/interactivity"
Then
<ListBox>
  <i:Interaction.Triggers>
    <i:EventTrigger EventName="SelectionChanged">
      <i:InvokeCommandAction Command="{Binding YourCommand}"
                             CommandParameter="{Binding YourCommandParameter}" />
    </i:EventTrigger>
  </i:Interaction.Triggers>
</ListBox>

A: You would bind the SelectedItem property of the listbox to your property on the ViewModel:
<ListBox SelectedItem="{Binding SelectedItem}" ...>
    ....
</ListBox>

In the property there always will be the selected item from the ListBox. If you really need to do something when the selection changes you can do it in the setter of that property:
public YourItem SelectedItem
{
    get { return _selectedItem; }
    set
    {
        if(value == _selectedItem)
            return;

        _selectedItem = value;

        NotifyOfPropertyChange("SelectedItem");

        // selection changed - do something special
    }
}

A: you can binding ListBox SelectionChanged Event to command in your ViewModel.
see this answer
https://stackoverflow.com/a/18960028/5627499


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Hamirpur The Snow-Capped Mountains
Hamirpur Himachal Pradesh
Hamirpur Tourism
From alittle town on the highway between Shimla and Kangra, Hamirpur has swiftly expanded as an economic hub for the world . Several roads diffuse of this rapidly growing town and this is often also the executive headquarters of the district with an equivalent name. The story of Hamirpur goes back to the epic, Mahabharata when this formed a neighborhood of the 'Jalandhara tract' and was a neighborhood of the Trigarta of yore; the Katoch dynasty that ruled the massive and prosperous kingdom of Kangra (which included the Hamirpur area), also trace their lineage to the time of the Mahabharata. The town derives its name from Raja Hlamir Chand of the Katoch clan who built the fort of Hamirpur and set the inspiration of the town. Today, the district is legendary for having one among the very best literacy rates within the country also together of the very best levels of road density per square kilometre.
Apart from being a business and education destination, Hamirpur is strategically located for sightseeing within the vicinity and as a stop over for extended trips.
The beautiful city of Hamirpur is found about 100 km southeast of Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh, the town was named after King Hamir Chand, the ruler of the Katoch dynasty. there's another place within the city. Chaura Devi Temple, Singh Maheshwari Temple, Nirankari Ashram and Kalpavriksha. A series of hills surround the town making camping andtrekkingpopular activities. Hamirpur may be a major agricultural production center and is understood for the assembly of agricultural and horticultural products.
The city hosts variety of annual hang-glass mountaineering, trekking, rock-climbing and angling events like idling and paragliding. Hamirpur enjoys activities like mountaineering, trekking, rock-climbing and angling. These restaurants are Indian also as Vegetarian people also offer international cuisine. Heera Nagar and Gandhi Chowk while Bhotia Road offers good quality restaurants serving non-vegetarian dishes.
About Hamirpur Tourism & Travel Guide
History Of Hamirpur
Carved out from the Kangra district in 1972, the district is closely related to the Katoch dynasty. it had been the a part of old Jalandhar-Trigarta empire. Panini mentioned the people of this kingdom as great warriors and fighters. Even today Army is that the largest employer for Hamirpuris, who form large bulks of Dogra Regiment, Jammu and Kashmir Rifles regiment also as Hodson's Horse and Scinde Horse. additionally to their repute for being brave and professional soldiers they're documented for the hardiness characteristic of hill people thus earning the name Veer Bhumi for Hamirpur as remainder of Himachal calls itself Dev Bhumi.
The Katoch dynasty predominated during the amount of Raja Hamir Chand who ruled from 1700 to 1740. it had been Raja Hamir Chand who built the fort at Hamirpur and therefore the present town derived its name from this ruler.
By air: The nearest airport is at Gaggal at a distance of 75km from Hamirpur.
By train: The nearest station is at Una, at a distance of 80km from Hamirpur.
By road: The state of Himachal Pradesh, NH 70 and 88 passes connects Hamirpur well with the other cities of the state. HRTC runs long and short distance buses to and from Hamirpur.


1. Preheat the oven to 200˚C, gas mark 6. Lay the kippers on a baking tray and dot with 30g butter. Bake in the oven for 6–8 minutes until golden brown and smelling marvellous. Leave to sit for 5 minutes or so until cool enough to handle.
2. Gently remove the backbone, head and skin from the kippers. Flake the flesh and pick through it to remove as many bones as possible.
3. Melt the remaining butter and beat with the fish. Then beat in the soured cream, lemon juice and plenty of black pepper. Place in a bowl, cover and refrigerate. Remove from the fridge 20 minutes before eating and serve with the watercress and a pile of toast and butter.


For an area that's relatively small and geographically isolated, Santa Cruz has more than its fair share of museums. Though most of the museums are rather small—there's nothing on the scale of the MOMA in San Francisco—you can find a museum in many of the cities and towns in the county. Whether you're deep in the woods of Highway 9 or in downtown Santa Cruz, you won't have to look far to find a local museum.
Of course Santa Cruz wouldn't be what it is without the presence and influence of surf culture and you can learn about it at the Santa Cruz Surfing Museum by Lighthouse Point. If you want to explore some of the mystery and local lore of the Santa Cruz Mountains, there's even a Bigfoot Museum in Felton.
Whether you're looking to learn more about the area in which we live, or just want to do something fun with family, Santa Cruz has no shortage of options when it comes to museums.
Considered by many to be the best and most popular museum in Santa Cruz, the Museum of Art and History is in the heart of downtown. The "MAH" is more than just a museum and place to look at art, it's a local community space and the focal point of many downtown events. While the MAH is worth a visit any time, it might be at its best during First Friday when it becomes the busy downtown hub of the monthly countywide art walk event.
Beyond First Friday, the MAH also has exhibits and events that rotate throughout the year, as well as a rooftop sculpture gallery. Situated right next to the museum is the Abbott Square Market, which is a food and beverage court and has seating both inside and in the courtyard.
Right where the Seabright neighborhood meets the beach, the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History is a great place to learn about the ocean, its ecosystems, and the surrounding environment. The Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History keeps a sharp focus on the environment, conservation, and educating guests about the importance of preserving these resources.
The museum has regular classes, exhibits, and workshops and since it's located in the Seabright neighborhood, there's plenty to do in the surrounding area. Whether you want to soak up some sun on the beach or grab a bite to eat on Seabright Ave., you won't have to walk far from the museum to find what you're looking for.
The Santa Cruz Surfing Museum is inside of the Mark Abbott Memorial Lighthouse on West Cliff Drive, which overlooks one of the most popular local beaches and one of the best surf spots. The museum itself is small, but affords the opportunity to watch surfers take on the waves at Steamer Lane or watch dogs frolic in the sand and surf at Its Beach. There's also an open space preserve across from the lighthouse, all of which is collectively known as Lighthouse Field State Beach.
Not only is the Santa Cruz Surfing Museum situated in one of the most scenic parts of Santa Cruz, but it's also a short bike ride or walk to Natural Bridges and the Santa Cruz Wharf, depending on which direction you take along the pedestrian/bike path.
Like much of the Pacific Northwest, Santa Cruz has long had its share Bigfoot sightings among the forested, mountains in the area, especially the San Lorenzo Valley. The Bigfoot Discovery Museum celebrates this local history as well as the bigger picture evidence for the existence of "Sasquatch." Part of the mission of the museum is to champion environmental and conservation causes of the forested areas of the San Lorenzo Valley.
Visitors can enjoy learning about Bigfoot through exhibits, documentaries, and video displays, including the famous Patterson/Gimlin film that was among the earliest video evidence.
The Santa Cruz Children's Museum of Discovery is in the Capitola Mall and provides learning focused displays and exhibits that are interactive and geared toward education. The museum has permanent and rotating displays, as well as a "mobile museum" that allows for some exhibits to be taken anywhere in the county. The museum is for younger children and has an area specifically for toddlers ages 2 and under, as well as programs for infants and toddlers.
The Seymour Marine Discovery Center, affiliated with UC Santa Cruz, has displays and educational exhibits that inform and educate guests about the impact that science and research have on ocean conservation efforts. Located on the Westside, the Marine Discovery Center is part of the Joseph M. Long Marine Lab, with both places falling under the umbrella of the UC Santa Cruz Institute of Marine Sciences.
Right next to the Santa Cruz Wharf, the Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary Exploration Center features exhibits and interactive displays that teach visitors about the importance of preserving the natural marine environment, as well as the role that those efforts play in coastal conservation. The center has exhibits and field trips for guests of all ages, most of them centered around the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, which is one of many protected marine areas in the United States.
Admission to the Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary Exploration Center is always free.
A small museum next to Capitola City Hall, the Capitola Historical Museum has displays and changing exhibits around local themes and seasons, all of which relate to the local history of the city. Many of the displays feature classic photos and artifacts from local history and are designed to inform guests about the important landmarks and history of Capitola.
The Aptos History Museum is small by museum standards, but does offer a thorough peek into the local history, mainly through photos of historic places and events. One of the many things highlighted at the museum include the logging history of Aptos, specifically the Loma Prieta Lumber Company, which had been located above where Aptos Village currently sits.
The San Lorenzo Valley Museum, like many of the others on this list, has regular exhibits and annual events, many of which are geared toward the community. The SLV Museum in particular encourages education and conservation and even does some educational outreach within the community to encourage environmental stewardship.


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Tepee Buttes is a mountain range in McKenzie County, North Dakota, in the United States.

Tepee Buttes was so named on account of its outline being shaped like a tepee.

References

Landforms of McKenzie County, North Dakota
Mountains of North Dakota


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Dirkah had enough rage to choke a donkey and lit up the DEADPIXEL beacon to signal for Mystique and Me to come over and record.
Along the way we picked up Flameknight7 So he can join in the rants and randyness!


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After popping the lid onto my coffee recently at the counter at Green Street Coffee, I did as I normally do. I followed up my thank you with a question.
The other barista handled the next customer as I slid along the counter to hear Kevin Melvin remind me exactly why we were tasting butter at a brew school class several months ago at Green Street Coffee at 11th and Spruce. The presence of most of the assorted goodies on hand—cacao, vanilla, dark cherries, and even a piece of leather, all in little plastic baggies—to help our palates suss out flavors made sense. As a regular at Green Street since they opened in 2013—as well as a frequent visitor to Shot Tower and Elixir—I had grown accustomed to finding more and more flavors in my coffee.
And then, at that brew school coffee sampling event, I put a bit of it on my tongue and, after a moment, I tasted the coffee. And there in each subsequent sip was something I was previously ignoring.
Flash forward to the other day as Melvin broke down why I had tasted anything remotely similar to butter.
"When you have a coffee with a heavier, denser body from French press or a brew method similar to that, it's because you not only have dissolved solids but also suspended solids. Sometimes that adds to the body of a coffee. The suspended solids—that's why you get that oily, buttery body," he says.
So whereas regular drip coffee or Chemex pour overs offer the lighter, watery body that most of us are used to, on the other end of the spectrum, he says, is the buttery body you get from the emulsion created during high pressure espresso extractions.
"Sometimes, depending on how the coffee is processed or roasted, you can still get a kind of buttery body," Melvin says.
That was just a quick bit of knowledge I picked up in under two minutes right after getting my coffee the other day.
Green Street Coffee's Coffee Lab is almost ready.
Having started close to zero at the same location back in 2008 when it was Spruce Street Espresso—one of the shop's that brought the so-called third wave of coffee to Philly—it's easy to continuously add to your coffee knowledge when the people at Green Street are on that very mission, albeit with a little more intensity than me or you.
As such, Melvin, a Green Street employee for over two years, just returned from Barista Camp in Tucson, Arizona, where he crammed in 14 hours of classes that he'll supplement with two online courses in order to complete his barista level 1 certification with the Barista Guild of America.
And to help expand Philly's coffee knowledge, Green Street is opening a coffee training and R&D lab in the space adjacent to their roaster at 1919 Alter St. in South Philly.


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Dover and OPW acquire Innovative Control Systems (ICS)
Tags: acquisitions, Car Wash, Dover, Innovative Control Systems, Kevin Detrick, OPW, Vehicle Wash Solutions
by Kelly Gray
OPW Vehicle Wash Solutions grows technology portfolio with ICS addition
Dover, and its OPW business unit, have announced that it has acquired Innovative Control Systems, Inc. (ICS), a technology solutions provider for the car wash industry. ICS will now become part of OPW's Vehicle Wash Solutions platform of brands. The platform includes PDQ and Belanger.
Vehicle Wash Solutions (VWS) and ICS have previously partnered to develop a retrofit kit for PDQ's installed base of Access payment terminals at in-bay automatic sites to ensure those customers have access to EMV payment solutions and ongoing Payment Card Industry compliance. This joint product will be ready to launch in early 2021.
According to Kevin Detrick, founder and president of ICS, the acquisition by OPW will allow ICS to continue to expand its customer base and partner with the Vehicle Wash Solutions brands to bring innovative new products to market. "Those ICS customers who do not use VWS equipment will continue to see our same focus on innovation and dedicated customer support. This is a great development for our business," he said.
ICS is an industry-leading provider of technology solutions for the car wash industry. Now alongside Vehicle Wash Solutions, ICS will continue to offer state-of-the-art payment terminals and point-of-sale management solutions, wash site management software and other wash equipment technologies as part of a complete vehicle wash solutions package.
OPW is an innovations-based company with products designed to enhance safety, reliability, efficiency and business performance for the retail fueling, fluid-handling and car-wash industries. With manufacturing operations in North America, Europe, Latin America and Asia Pacific, OPW manufactures above-ground and below-ground products for both conventional, vapour-recovery and clean energy applications in the retail and commercial markets.
OPW's Vehicle Wash Solutions was formed in January 2019 and consists of PDQ Manufacturing, Inc. and Belanger, Inc., two companies working to create a single source for all vehicle wash needs.
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Sandoz, the generics division of Novartis, announced on 24 May 2016 that its regulatory submission for its proposed rituximab biosimilar (GP2013) had been accepted by the European Medicines Agency (EMA).
The product is a proposed biosimilar to Roche's MabThera/Rituxan (rituximab), which had worldwide sales of CHF 7.05 billion (Euros 6.38 billion) in 2015, making it a lucrative target for biosimilars manufacturers. The patents on MabThera/Rituxan expire in the US in September 2016 and expired in Europe in February 2013 .
Sandoz is seeking approval for its biosimilar in the same indications as the reference product (MabThera). In addition to analytical, functional and preclinical data, the submission includes data from two pivotal confirmatory safety, pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic and efficacy studies that involved 629 follicular lymphoma and 173 rheumatoid arthritis patients.
Sandoz already has three biosimilars approved in the European Union: Binocrit (epoetin alfa), Omnitrope (somatropin) and Zarzio (filgrastim) . The company also gained US approval for its filgrastim biosimilar, Zarxio (filgrastim-sndz), in March 2015  – the first biosimilar to be approved in the US. It has also submitted applications for approval of its etanercept (GP2015) and pegfilgrastim (LA-EP2006) biosimilars to both the US Food and Drug Administration [4, 5] and EMA [6, 7].
The submission of rituximab biosimilar marks the sixth of 10 regulatory filings the company plans to make over the three-year period from 2015 to 2017.


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Posts Tagged 'noir'
Posted: April 5, 2018 in Guest Posts, Uncategorized
Tags: Guest Post, Nightwise, noir, R.S. Belcher, The Night Dahlia, Tor, Tor Books, urban fantasy
Today's post on The Horror Bookshelf comes from R.S. Belcher, who just released the second book in the Nightwise series through Tor Books. The Night Dahlia is an urban fantasy with noir elements and has been described as "Supernatural meets L.A. Confidential". The Night Dahlia continues the story of Laytham Ballard, a once member of the Nightwise, a group of mages tasked with protecting the world from evil supernatural forces. R.S. Belcher decided to stop by and share his inspiration on creating the main protagonist of Laytham Ballard and some of the things that inspired him while crafting the world the series takes place in.
I would like to thank Rod for stopping by The Horror Bookshelf and Anna at Tor Publicity for helping set everything up!
"The Knave's Knigdom: Laytham Ballard and the world of the Night Dahlia" by R.S. Belcher
My new novel, The Night Dahlia, being released by Tor Books on April 3rd, is the second book in the Nightwise series, the first being 2015's Nightwise. The Nightwise universe is built on the foundations of my favorite kind of fantasy, the contemporary genre, where the supernatural and the mythic rub shoulders with the world we live in, and the Noir genre of fatalistic, flawed heroes prowling worlds where the odds are stacked against them, criminals, and street hustlers working angles and plotting capers.
I wanted my protagonist, Laytham Ballard, to be a kind of occult "rock star" after the VH1 "Where Are They Now" episode. He had immense power, and he could have been this great world-changing person, but he fell to arrogance, selfishness, pride and self-aggrandizement. I wanted Laytham to be someone the reader would probably not like, but probably knew and probably understood.
It's quite a dance to make a character an asshole and still want the reader to follow them in their story, and root for them. There is a line in Nightwise that Ballard says that all my beta readers and my editor didn't like, and for good reason. It implied all the worst aspects of the character and confirmed for the reader what a lying S.O.B Ballard was. I've had several people tell me they threw the book and cussed my character out when he said this thing. But as far as I know, everyone picked the book back up. If you didn't, please do, you may be pleasantly surprised.
I try to present the world we live in as much as I can in the series. For example, I include stuff like Pokemon Go, kids in Black Panther T-shirts, a wizard that crafts spells through Twitter, social media data mining, and real world individuals, some of them pretty nefarious (one of which died on me in the time between finishing the Night Dahlia and publication, good riddance by the way).
It can be challenging to include stuff that's topical and current when you're writing several years out from publication. Part of it is trying to forecast things you don't expect to be flashes in the pan, and part of it is listening to your instinct about what's going to bounce around for a bit in the societal echo chamber. Some are hits, some are misses, but I'm pretty happy with how many of my little Easter eggs remain at least a little relevant.
The end result for the Nightwise series is, hopefully, to create an urban fantasy world that is markedly unique from what readers may be used to. You can judge for yourself by checking out the Night Dahlia on April 3rd. I wanted to thank Rich and the Horror Bookshelf for giving me the privilege of posting today.
R.S. Belcher's Official Website
Tor Books' Official Website
Purchase Darkest Hours: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or grab a copy from your favorite bookstore!
About R.S. Belcher
Photo Credit: David Hungate of Dominion Images
R.S. (Rod) Belcher is an award-winning newspaper and magazine editor and reporter.
Rod has been a private investigator, a DJ, a comic book store owner and has degrees in criminal law, psychology and justice and risk administration, from Virginia Commonwealth University. He's done Masters work in Forensic Science at The George Washington University, and worked with the Occult Crime Taskforce for the Virginia General Assembly.
The Grand Prize winner of the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Anthology contest, Rod's short story "Orphans" was published in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 9 published by Simon and Schuster in 2006. It was his first professional fiction sale.
Rod's first novel, The Six-Gun Tarot, was published by Tor Books in 2013. The sequel, The Shotgun Arcana, was published in 2014 and the third book in the Golgotha series, The Queen of Swords was published in 2017. He is currently at work on the fourth book in the series.
His novel, Nightwise, was released in August, 2015, and was reissued with additional material in January of 2018. The sequel to Nightwise, The Night Dahlia, will be released in April of 2018.
Rod's novel, The Brotherhood of the Wheel was published by Tor in March of 2016. It was a Locus Awards finalist for Horror in 2017, and is currently in development as a television series. The sequel to Brotherhood, The King of the Road, is scheduled for publication by Tor in December 2018.
He lives in Roanoke, Virginia with his children, Jonathan and Emily.
Stephen Kozeniewski "Braineater Jones" Review
Posted: January 4, 2015 in Reviews, Uncategorized
Tags: Braineater Jones, horror, noir, Red Adept Publishing, review, Stephen Kozeniewski
Review copy provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review
I am a huge fan of all things zombies – books, TV shows, movies, you name it. However, with the huge popularity of the zombie genre from The Walking Dead's stranglehold on popular culture to the slew of movies and books dedicated to the undead, it sometimes seems that the zombie genre is in danger of being over-saturated. However, Stephen Kozeniewski's novel Braineater Jones manages to bring something new and exciting to the table.
The novel kicks off with the very simple sentence: "I woke up dead this morning." A man wakes up dead face down in the pool of a mansion. He discovers he is not breathing and that his blood is seeping into the water of the pool with no idea of how he ended up in this predicament. He enters a mansion in search of clues about his identity and murder and quickly finds himself trapped when two men enter the premise seeking to rob the home. After being discovered and narrowly escaping re-death, he finds himself in The Welcome Mat – a slum located in Ganesh City that is home to the undead. Armed with little more than a notebook, a list of nagging questions and booze, he must begin piecing together the details of his identity.
He winds up in a tenement where the man lists a possible list of names, aliases, that its clients use. The man uses the term "braineater" – which he hears after being attacked by a gang of homeless people under a bridge – with one of these aliases to become Braineater Jones. While staying at the hotel, a mysterious man known only as Mr. Lazar kicks in Jones' door and gives him the first true hints as to what he is and what it will take to survive. He learns that amnesia is part of the re-animation process, but that it normally only lasts a short while. Based of the information he gathers, he realizes his memories should be coming back, but for some reason he is still not able to recall anything about his past life. He gets brief flashes of what may be his old life, but they are fleeting and he is unable to make any sense of these visions that often accompany a violent migraine.
After accepting a job as a private investigator from Mr. Lazar in exchange for booze, Braineater Jones takes on a few simple cases to help out the residents of the Welcome Mat, but quickly finds himself in numerous dangerous situations that ranges from run-ins with a gang known as The Infected and a voodoo priest all the way to stumbling across a vast conspiracy surrounding the source of control over the Welcome Mat. As Braineater Jones begins unraveling the conspiracy, he learns the shocking truth of who he really was and who was responsible for his murder.
Braineater Jones may not be a straightforward horror novel, but there is a lot to enjoy for fans of the genre as Kozeniewski takes the zombie mythology and morphs it into something wildly imaginative. The novel is a mix of horror and noir with just enough humor that makes for an extremely entertaining read that is hard to put down. Braineater Jones doesn't just succeed on its originality, but also its extremely rich world-building and unique and vibrant characters that help the Welcome Mat come to life.
I have read a lot of books this year after launching The Horror Bookshelf and Braineater Jones easily ranks as one of the most enjoyable novels I have read. Kozeniewski's novel is clever, full of fun and for zombie fans looking for something new and exciting, Braineater Jones is an absolute must read. While Braineater Jones works well as a stand alone novel and Kozeniewski has plenty of other projects going on, I can't help but hope that this is only the first of many books featuring zombie private investigator Braineater Jones!
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BioWare Focusing on Story for Anthem After Failings of Mass Effect: Andromeda
Anthem / April 18, 2018
"We must stay focused on the importance of the world, character, and storytelling elements."
By Alex Gilyadov
BioWare will focus on delivering an engaging story, world, and characters in Anthem, particularly following the failings of Mass Effect: Andromeda and its lack of story DLC.
In a recent blog post, the studio's general manager Casey Hudson discussed how BioWare will learn from the mistakes it has made with the last Mass Effect title. Hudson touched on how the developer failed to deliver a story DLC about the unresolved plot of the missing Quarian Ark, saying this is something the studio needs to avoid moving forward.
"As you know, we were not able to deliver story DLC for Andromeda—this was as frustrating for us as it was for players, and it was something we knew we had to solve in future games," Hudson said.
The general manager also acknowledged BioWare needed to spent more time on the story elements in Andromeda, which is why the developer is refocusing its efforts on creating a rich story and world in Anthem.
"We need to delight players with new experiences and innovation, but we must stay focused on the importance of the world, character, and storytelling elements that players expect from our games," Hudson wrote in his blog. "And our games must be designed to continue delivering new stories and experiences, in an ongoing relationship with players in the worlds we're evolving together."
Anthem, first announced at E3 2017, is an open-world role-playing game with a seemingly heavy focus on online play. It was originally set to launch sometime this year on PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One, but got delayed to 2019.
With the extra time and refocus, Hudson promises Anthem will live up to expectations. "It will be unlike anything you've played, but if we do it right, it will feel very distinctly BioWare," Hudson wrote.
Hudson will continue updating fans on the game's progress via the blog. IGN also catalogued some of the things we've learned so far about Anthem in 2018.
Alex Gilyadov is a freelance writer for IGN. Be sure to check out his YouTube channel and follow him on Twitter.
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Glory awaits intrepid adventurers of all ages in the Saga of the Northmen, a Dark Ages wargame of shifting alliances and area control. Through deft use of influence cards, you do battle with other chieftains to gain control of the 7 major kingdoms of Europe. Forge alliances and then move your armies and fleets to plunder while completing secret trade routes unknown to others. Earn the most points from plunder and completed objectives to be crowned Supreme Chieftain!
We are excited to be collaborating with published designer Scott Leibbrandt on releasing his second published game. Believe it or not, we discovered this game at a local game design meetup. I really felt good about SotN as I think it fits a nice niche of easy to play and short time commitment. Yet SotN introduces some more interesting game mechanics to people who might otherwise be turned off by war-games.
In this game, you draft region cards which makes for simple fast game-play. A small amount of luck in the game helps equalize the playing field to allow everyone to enjoy the game and have a chance to be victorious. I've seen gray-haired war-gamers love this game and I've seen young players pick it up quickly.
Designed for 2-4 Players, Ages 13+, and 30-40 minutes this game will have an MSRP of $44.99. With a simple card drafting play-style, Saga of the Northmen is a simple to learn and easy to play introduction to area control mechanics for young and old.
In Saga of the Northmen, you control a clan of mighty Northmen. Each round, you will use your influence cards to place Influence cubes on the board in an attempt to gain control of the seven major kingdoms of Europe. Influence cards are not only used to gain control of kingdoms, but also populate Europe's neutral regions with Plunder (VPs). When the board has been filled with 15 plunder, kingdom control for the round is determined. The player with the most influence cubes in a kingdom gains control of that kingdom.
Once alliances have been established, you will maneuver the armies, fleets, and heroes of the kingdoms that have fallen under your sway. Kingdoms move in a set order, with mighty juggernauts charging headlong into battle, while smaller, but craftier, kingdoms wait to make their moves later in the round. Watch carefully what neutral regions your opponents aim for! When two or more players meet on the field of battle, only the player with the most powerful military will be victorious and carry off the plunder. Also, do not forget about your trade route cards. If you can link the kingdom on a trade route card to a neutral region containing the resources it desires, the wealth (VPs) will be far greater than any plunder.
Pillage or trade, in the end, only the wealthiest Viking will be the winner!


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Q: Why is Ocarina of Time the splitting off point for the Zelda timeline? I have read the other questions and answers related to the Zelda timeline on here. But my question wasn't answered there. A few years ago Nintendo finally released the History of Hyrule book.  It, after years of speculation, finally connected all the Zelda timelines.
I'm very confused though. In the Ocarina of Time, two timelines emerge. The first is when the hero is defeated. This timeline makes zero sense to me. Of all the times a player can fail in these timelines, why is it that OoT had the timeline split? Did I miss something here that explains that in OoT another major event happens resulting in Link failing his quest?
I mean I know that with the second timeline two more timelines emerge, one follows the events when Link was returned as a child. The other follows the timeline when Ganon was sealed. But in all the games, it's possible to die. I can't remember an event in OoT where I failed and had to repeat the events over that was any different than another Zelda game.
But the event's of Link failing, is this in the event that all timelines the player fails merge into this timeline? Or have they just not covered all the other timelines the player may fail (i.e. if a player fails in the timeline where the player is defeated)?
In the Zelda wiki, this is explained:

Fallen Hero Timeline
The Fallen Hero Timeline[51] is the timeline in which Link, the Hero
  of Time, despite his best efforts, was defeated by Ganondorf in the
  final battle.[52] Ganondorf obtained the remaining Triforce pieces
  from Link and Zelda,[53] and was subsequently sealed within the
  corrupted Sacred Realm by the seven Sages.[54] This timeline branch
  contains the events of A Link to the Past, the Oracle series, Link's
  Awakening, A Link Between Worlds, Tri Force Heroes, The Legend of
  Zelda, and The Adventure of Link in that order.
Ganondorf obtains the complete Triforce
After the Hero of Time is defeated at the hands of Ganondorf, the King
  of Evil extracted the Triforce of Courage from Link and the Triforce
  of Wisdom from Zelda. Obtaining the true power of the complete
  Triforce, he is transformed into the Demon King Ganon. In a desperate
  last resort, the Seven Sages seal Ganon along with the complete
  Triforce away in the Sacred Realm, which was already transformed into
  the Dark World as a reflection of Ganondorf's evil heart

But why would this be any different in any other timeline? Ganon or minion of Ganon defeat Link, Ganon gets eternal power, and the rest of the events somehow unfold.  I haven't found a single resource explaining why OoT is this breaking off point.

A: I have the Hyrule Historia, and have played Legend of Zelda since i was 6-all the way thru Twilight Princess. The fans argued over Zelda timelines, and even the "Angry Video Game Nerd" did a whole, "confused over zelda timelines video". Up until that book, there really wasn't a timeline at all. Links and Zeldas and Ganons were different characters that had the same look. Ocarina of Time was special when it was released, it really had a larger following that any of the Zelda titles.
The out-of-universe explanation is, this game was the biggest and most loved by the fans, so they made it the most important part of the new "zelda timeline".  The in-universe answer is, because of the "time-travel" being used in Ocarina, allowed the storytellers to make alternate time/dimension paths from the game.
Link wins-good wins, evil loses-you get Majora's Mask, or whatever the other game followed the adult timeline(twilight princess i think).
Link loses, land floods-evil wins-new Legend of Zelda era. However, you can argue that because of time travel, the universe changed, and now you have all these continuities.
The series was never meant to be sequels and prequels, just new adventures.

A: The basic founding principle of time travel (at least for purposes here is):
When you travel forward in time, you stay in the same timeline (essentially sleeping and waking up). But when you travel backwards in time, you create a new timeline, leaving the timeline you were originally in.
This mostly makes sense from a science-fiction point of view, insofar as the original timeline never had a time-traveler, so the only resolution to the paradox is that that a new timeline is created, and the original timeline goes on without the person who traveled back in time.
Throughout Ocarina of Time, there is exactly one time that it is absolutely necessary to travel back in time -- during the Spirit Temple, in order to get the silver gauntlets. It is here that the "adult" timeline is created, and the original "hero is defeated" timeline is abandoned without a Link to save Hyrule.
In other words, Link is never killed, but he is defeated by being outsmarted by Ganondorf, because the only way to win is to abandon that timeline.
Then of course, when you finish the game, Zelda sends you back to your childhood, aka the "child timeline," leaving the "adult timeline" without a Link.
Another way of looking at it: you start Ocarina of Time in the "hero is defeated" timeline. To get the silver gauntlets, you travel back to your childhood, creating the "adult" timeline. You kill Ganon, and Zelda sends you back to your childhood, creating the "child" timeline.
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A: The Split Timeline concept is one that has existed since 2002. Eiji Aonuma first mentioned in an interview that Ocarina of Time had two endings, one where Link returned to his childhood (the one we actually see in-game), and one where he instead disappears forever, leading to the events of Wind Waker. After Wind Waker came out fans hotly debated the idea, as it seemed to make sense to some. The idea gathered steam once again after Twilight Princess was released, as each Ganondorf in all the aforementioned games was contradictory with the established events leading up to the other two. This has given rise to the belief that there are no Dwarf women that there are in fact three different timelines to account for all the inconsistencies across the canon games.
With the release of the Hyrule Historia (see below), the split timeline concept became official canon, branching off of Ocarina of Time in the way Eiji Aonuma mentioned, as well as including the third timeline where the hero is defeated by Ganon.
Essentially, it's Ocarina of Time because Eiji Aonuma said so. As for all the other times when the hero could potentially fail, we are supposed to assume that outside of Ocarina of Time, the hero does not fail.
EDIT: It's probably also worth mentioning that Ocarina of Time was the first game in the series to dabble with Time Travel, so it does kinda make sense that this particular point is the stem from which other timelines branched.


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Concours d'Elegance winner's circle, 2014.
Keeneland is widely known as a world class venue for equine events, but since 2004 an entirely different variety of horsepower has called the historic race course home for one weekend each year.
The Keeneland Concours d'Elegance, a weekend of events culminating with an annual exposition showcasing fine automobiles, returns July 16-18, 2015, with renowned Italian automaker Maserati – celebrating the company's centennial – as the featured marque.
The exposition, which takes place at Keeneland on Saturday, July 18, will include everything from historic and classic to odd and eccentric. Classics include several early 20th century models such as Ford, Dodge, and Pierce Arrow. The Lane Motor Museum's features will include a 1934 Aero 30 Convertible and a 1994 Hobbycar B612 amphibious sport utility vehicle, complete with jet drive propulsion for water travel. The event will also host a European performance sports class featuring Porsche and Jaguar. If speed is your need, race cars from Duesenberg and Audi LeMans will be on display.
A 2015 Porsche Boxster will be raffled off, with proceeds to benefit Kentucky Children's Hospital.
Additional Concours attractions include a bourbon tour, Hangar Bash, and 90-mile Tour d-Elegance, with details as follows. For ticket information and complete event details, visit www.keeenelandconcours.com.
Thursday, July 16, 8 a.m.
This event starts at the Gratz Park Inn with a southern style breakfast, followed by a scenic drive along the backroads to Four Roses Distillery.
Aviation Museum of Kentucky, 4029 Airport Rd.
Bluegrass Motorsport and the Keeneland Courcours invite you to join them for a cocktail party and enjoy the array of collectible cars and vintage airplanes on display.
In addition to the cars mentioned above, the event will feature several car clubs and members, as well as local artists presenting their fine paintings and sculptures for viewing and sale.
The 90 mile Tour d'Elegance departs the Keeneland Library at 9 a.m., taking a rest stop at the Midway School Bakery in Midway, Ky., and culminating at the newly renovated Campbell House Inn, 1375 South Broadway, Lexington, Ky.


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£125bn black hole: Public borrowing will rocket as tax receipts plunge
By Hugo Duncan for the Daily Mail
Updated: 10:21 EST, 23 October 2008
A deep and painful recession will cost the Government £125bn in lost tax receipts and blow a massive hole in the already creaking public finances, the Evening Standard reveals today.
Expensive move: Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling announce the bank bailout earlier this month
The crisis in the financial markets and a slump in the wider economy will hit everything from stamp duty and VAT to income and corporation taxes.
Research by the Standard shows tax receipts could be £125bn - or 7% lower - than the £1,830bn the Chancellor forecast in the Budget for the three years to 2010-11. To recoup such a tax shortfall - enough to build four large hospitals - in 10 years would require income tax to rise by 2.5p. A 1p hike raises about £5bn a year.
Alistair Darling has pledged to bring forward investment planned to keep the economy ticking over. It will force the Chancellor to borrow record amounts of money - as much as £275bn over three years, or £11,250 per household. Critics blamed Gordon Brown, accusing him of spending lavishly during the boom rather than saving for the bust.
Peter Spencer, chief economic advisor to the Ernst & Young Item Club, said: 'Our defences required some attention during the boom years, which they did not get. The bills will have to be repaid by higher taxes or cuts in public spending.'
Gemma Tatlow, economist at the Institute of Fiscal Studies, said. 'If the government had acted earlier we would not now be embarking on a recession with public sector borrowing and debt so high.'
In the March Budget, Mr Darling forecast economic growth of 1.75% this year, 2.5% next year, and 2.5% in 2010-11; tax receipts of £575bn, £608bn and £647bn over the three years; and borrowing of £43bn this year, £ 38bn next year and £32bn the year after - a total of £113bn.
He now looks set to revise them in the upcoming pre-Budget Report, raising borrowing to fund £1,780bn of planned spending in the three years.
Both Mr Brown and Bank of England Governor Mervyn King this week warned Britain is heading for recession and figures tomorrow are expected to show the economy shrank for the first time since the early Nineties between July and September.
The Standard's research shows that in a severe recession, where growth of one% this year is followed by contraction of 1% in 2009-10 and 0.5% in 2010-11, tax receipts will fall £125bn short of forecasts. It also indicates borrowing will rocket to £65bn this year, £90bn next year and £120bn in 2010-11 - a total of £275bn.
Borrowing of £120bn represents eight% of national output and ranks alongside the £51bn racked up by the Conservatives in 1993-94.
A milder recession involving growth of one% this year followed by contraction of 0.2% in 2009-10 before growth of 1.6% in 2010-11 will see tax receipts come in £80bn below Treasury forecasts.
Government borrowing would rise from £60bn this year to £80bn and then £95bn to total £235bn - more than double the forecasts.
In London alone, stamp duty from housing sales has soared from £220m to £1.9bn in the past 10 years, but with prices down 20% and transactions halved, this year's take is set to be no more than £1bn.
Job losses and lower City bonuses will also hit income tax, while corporate profits were 8% lower last month than a year ago. Tax receipts between April and September rose just 2% on the same period last year to £243.7bn against predictions of 4.9%. Moves such as the £2.7bn cost of resolving the 10p tax row and measures to help the housing market have added to the pressure.
Mike Warburton, senior tax partner at Grant Thornton, said tax rises were as tax receipts plunge needed once the economy recovers. He said: 'The economy would be hurt if we tried to solve it by raising taxes or cutting spending too soon.'
Shadow Treasury secretary Philip Hammond said the Standard had laid bare the extent of the crisis: 'Gordon staked his reputation on the claim to have abolished boom and bust. Now it is clear the boom was a debt-fuelled illusion. The bust, however, is becoming a painful reality.'


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El municipio de Cēsu (en letón: Cēsu novads), uno de los 36 municipios de Letonia, está ubicado en el norte de dicho país báltico. Fue creado durante el año 2009 después de una reorganización territorial. La capital es la villa de Cēsis.

Subdivisiones
 Cēsis (villa)
 Vaives pagasts (zona rural)

Población y territorio

Su población se encuentra compuesta por un total de 19.977 personas (2009). La superficie de este municipio abarca una extensión de territorio de unos 171,7 kilómetros cuadrados. La densidad poblacional es de 116,35 habitantes por cada kilómetro cuadrado.

Véase también
 Organización territorial de Letonia

Referencias


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