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Cannes 2018 6
02Frédéric Malle
03User guide
05OTG
07Scorpio
08Travel retail highlights 2
09Lalique
11Peuch & Besse
13Kavalan
15Amorepacific
16Cannes 2018
17Cannes 2018 2
18The Data Circle
23Shiseido
30Duty Calls
32e-Zine Spotlight Series
35The Foodie Report
36Caviar House
37Food & Beverage highlights
38Food & Beverage highlights 2
40Canteen
41casualfood
42Haiti
From passive retailing to active consumer marketing
Pernod Ricard Global Travel Retail hosted a fascinating educational session in Cannes last week, one that ticked a lot of boxes for guests. Instead of hosting a full evening dinner, as in past years, the drinks company arranged the first in a new 'In conversation with…' series, bringing together voices from global travel retail but also applying lessons from adjacent industries. It introduced guests to ideas and inspiration from the fashion and holiday sectors, and it touched on many of the emerging influences on the wider travel market today, notably digitalisation. And all in a clipped 45-minute window that allowed visitors to maximise their time – a template perhaps for other companies in the busiest week of the year.
The panel discussion was moderated by drinks consultant and presenter Neil Ridley, and featured Pernod Ricard Global Travel Retail Chairman & CEO Mohit Lal, alongside Tamara Lohan MBE, Founder of luxury travel specialist Mr & Mrs Smith and Brian McBride, Chairman of fashion websites ASOS and Wiggle (and former head of Amazon UK).
Talking travel retail: Neil Ridley (left) hosted an engaging session with (l-r) Mohit Lal, Brian McBride and Tamara Lohan.
Asked about the democratisation of travel today, and how to keep the attention of a new wave of travellers, Lal said: "It's a global business, and one way is to say 'let's just target those global travellers'. The other way to go is to segment by traveller group and then target them effectively. Just going global and targeting every traveller does not make for good risk and reward when you consider the effort required. We want to identify who is travelling, understand who they are, where are they going, what products engage them and how to target them.
"Moving away from just being focused on retail to being focused on the traveller is the key shift that needs to be made. You need to stay relevant: when people travel they're in an exploration mindset and so shop in a very different way.
"One key aspect we need to bear in mind when we come to build experiences for the Millennial traveller is that they're looking for spontaneous gratification. We've invested in the organisation to make the transformation from passive retailing to active consumer marketing. We need to change our mindset from putting bottles on shelves to providing an experience that these travellers will then share with the whole world."
Tamara Lohan added: "What's important is that we ask customers what they want from us. They want inspiration and discovery and a seamless but also human experience. We are an experiences company. Ours is quite a complex sell, with an opportunity to create friction and disconnection on one hand but also something beautiful on the other hand. The airport itself lends a captive audience with holiday money to spend. There is the opportunity of creating a beautiful space that lends itself to 'discoverability' and inspiring shoppers to buy a product that they haven't considered before."
Mohit Lal: "Moving away from just being focused on retail to being focused on the traveller is the key shift that needs to be made."
She added: "It's the exchange of value that is critical. You have to question what value you add for the consumer. If you're there just to sell to them, they'll tick unsubscribe pretty fast."
Looking at the way in which data is key to serving up what consumers want, when they want it, Brian McBride asserted: "Data capture is one of your key weapons and we have learned to harness it. Our customers have willingly shared a huge amount of data with us, which gives us the chance to develop strong relationships with them.
"If you can get to the point of them sharing their desires and aspirations directly with you, you can garner a huge amount of valuable information about them – but there has to be something in it for the customer. At ASOS we create a buzz and excitement through rich content that we know they will resonate with them; this gives us the right opportunity to open up a dialogue with them and keep them engaged."
That means knowing your demographic well. For example, McBride said, "the Millennial wants to know what your impact and purpose is as a brand. They are about not being part of a crowd, they are thoughtful and considerate.
"We are also content creators, we are not just about selling fashion at ASOS. You come to our site and we need to be able to tell you what to wear at a wedding in three months' time, what is in trend, what is coming. Our average customer is probably a 23-year-old female, who buys four times a year but who comes to our site every week. So there has to be something new for her every time, even if she only buys now and then."
Brian McBride: "We are content creators, we are not just about selling fashion."
Crucially, he added, the focus must be on mobile engagement now. "You have to earn the right to be part of the new generation's everyday interactions with the world via their mobile. So start with the customer and work backwards. What's in it for the customer? Whatever you're doing, the business starts and ends with them."
Lohan agreed: "You've really got to question what value you're adding to the consumer. We are focused on taking care of the detail; when we initially chose hotels for our book we asked ourselves how it felt in the hotel. For example, what's the lighting like? The music – what can you hear? Is it blaring or does it lull you? When you bring that back to business, it's the detail that really matters."
With travel retail still being seen as a traditional retail space to many consumers, how does the trade capture both the new and the well-travelled?
Tamara Lohan: "It's the detail that really matters."
Lal said: "Don't mistake a shopper and a traveller to be the same thing. Travel retail allows you the chance to provide an experience, tap into their an exploratory mindset. People didn't spend US$69 billion in the industry in 2017 just because they went on a trip; it's about capturing people with the right product and experiences, and about capturing each generation in different ways. A travel retail store should not be about retail, but about trial and experimentation. That's not to say you can treat people the same. Chinese consumers are more about planning, British Millennials are much more impulse-driven. Who buys based on plan, who buys on impulse, that all feeds into how you go to market with products that suit them.
"It is vital that we focus on the exploratory mindset and ultimately in converting a 'traveller' into a 'shopper' as we continue to innovate and drive growth today and in the future.
"In the next five years every part of our approach to the consumer will be entirely targeted and personalised as much as possible, with data and technology at its heart."
Creating the right relationships
As part of an engaging dialogue, Mr and Mrs Smith Founder Tamara Lohan highlighted the wealth of data that travel retailers and brands should be able to tap into via airlines and airports. "We don't really know when our customers are coming to us next. But the airlines and airports know who is coming off which plane at what time. To that I would add the travel agencies and hotels. It's incredible."
Pernod Ricard GTR Chairman & CEO Mohit Lal explained that the eco-system, rather than working in everyone's favour, works with members of the industry Trinity pitted against one another instead.
"This is driven partly by airports keeping the data that relates to their short-term franchises (to retailers) as their competitive advantage, and is not shared, and is not capitalised on. Also, we are missing the airline within the Trinity, and the airline has the data too. But hopefully as the system evolves we'll get some breakthroughs that make data more easily available.
"For the eco-system to survive, for airports to get funded, for airlines to allow passengers to fly, and planes to have runways, travel retail is essential. If that goes away, the eco-system collapses. Today, 45% of airport revenues come from non-aeronautical sources. So if that eco-system starts to work, then we'll have a richness of data that can fuel the growth."
Opinion leaders: The panellists Brian McBride, Tamara Lohan, Neil Ridley and Mohit Lal sample the new Chivas XV at the Pernod Ricard suite after the session.
The Moodie Davitt e-Zine | Issue 249 | 11 October 2018


I'm a big fan of Apple's iPhone X. In fact, it's the first iPhone in years that I want to buy for myself. It's also the most expensive one yet, which doesn't bode well for my bank account.
But after using a version of the handset Apple sent me, I've noticed a slight issue. See, no one I handed the phone to could figure out how to turn it off the first time they used it. That's because the original power button is now used to call upon Siri, lock the screen and bring up Apple Pay.
So how do you turn it off? With standard iPhones, the 8, 8 Plus and all of their predecessors, you simply hold down the large button on the phones' right sides, then swipe their screen to turn them off.
The iPhone X, however, requires you to hold down the side button and either the volume up or volume down buttons at the same time until the power off screen appears, then swipe to shut it down.
It's a bit confusing because it's completely different from how you're likely used to turning off a phone. Moreover, quickly pressing the volume up and side button at the same time takes screenshots, so you might find yourself capturing your phone's screen by accident a few times when you're just trying to turn it off.
That isn't to say you won't remember how to turn your phone off after you figure it out the first time, or that it's a reason to not love the iPhone X. But if you picked one up, searched for a way to turn it off and ended up here, you understand where I'm coming from.


A distinctive vintage wooden pigeon hole storage unit with cubby hole compartments.
Scaramanga was very fortunate to source a selection of these pigeon hole display cabinets from Ladybank post office in Fife (Scotland).
Without a doubt, a wonderful piece of furniture adding much historical appeal to your home. We have up to six similar pieces available.
Pigeon hole storage unit size: W83cm x D20cm x 110cm.
Scaramanga has a large selection of vintage and antique shelves, cabinets, pigeon-hole units and cupboards. Why not explore other wonderful storage and display cabinet.


The organization of private investigation is expected or is already increasing when it comes to demand. This may be brought about by the reality that there was an economic crisis in the course of the past two years. The economic crisis has been the root trigger of companies having to get rid of some staff this increases the unemployment rate of not simply in developing countries but also in first-world countries. Financial capabilities of people have turn into limited and these have created many people commit crimes. Vandalism, theft, robbery and fraud had been among the most typical crimes committed in the course of the economic crisis. Companies and Organizations have been one of the hardest hit by these crimes ranging from former employees committing theft to workers committing fraud.
With all the economic downturn, businesses and enterprise establishments are now slowly recovering from the effects of the economic crisis. Sales are beginning to move back up and investors are already becoming confident again in investing their funds. It really is as a result of this rise within the economy that folks most specially the company owners and organization CEO's have began to pay attention to the troubles of fraudulent acts that had been committed by their former employees or even their present employees. It really is because of this that company CEO's and business owners have hired the services of private investigators and private detectives to be able to investigate some company staff and even former organization employees. Apart from this the insurance sector or the pre-need sectors have also begun hiring the services of private investigators to investigate fraudulent insurance claimants who were abound throughout the economic crisis. Following the economic crisis the need for private investigators increased specially in the areas of investigating fraudulent staff, fraudulent insurance claimants and even debtor tracing and asset tracing.


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Latest £600,000 addition to Glasgow's fire engine fleet welcomed
By Jamie Milligan
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has invested more than half a million pounds into keeping the city of Glasgow safe.
A £600,000 aerial ladder platform (ALP) will enable firefighters to tackle fire at heights of up to 32 metres.
Glasgow has been impacted by a number of high profile fires in recent years - which have required firefighters to work safely at height.
Firefighters used specialist height vehicles while fighting the significant Govan tyre fire, which saw crews pour half a million litres of water onto the blaze.
The extent of the fire was so extreme it became visible from space.
Officially on the run as of this week, the ALP will be one of the busiest engines in Glasgow, attending fires in various tall buildings across the city.
Stuart McQueen, the SFRS's Group Manager for the City of Glasgow, welcomed this "vital" addition to the SFRS fleet.
He said: "This is a significant investment for the city of Glasgow.
"This appliance can act as a platform for firefighting at a height of up to 32 metres.
"But it can also act as a vital observation point for our firefighters and can help effect the rescue of members of the public.
"The introduction of this appliance is a positive step for helping to keep our communities safe, but it also ties in with the SFRS's commitment to firefighter safety.
"Having this weapon in our armoury allows firefighters to fight fire within a multi-storey building externally, applying water onto the fire and improving conditions before committing crews internally.
"Ultimately, this is a vital addition to our existing fleet of emergency service vehicles and underlines the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service's commitment to helping to keep both communities and firefighters safe."

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The Friends of the Jordan offers the Watershed Center as a location for meetings, presentations etc to not-for-profit community groups at no charge but does accept donations of funds and/or labor to help cover utilities and maintenance of the facilities. Groups are expected to provide their own supplies and to return the setting to as good or better condition prior to leaving the building. Please arrange for the building to be opened in time to set up and make sure it is secured when you leave. The FOJ is not liable for any harm that might come to anyone attending an event that is not an official FOJ function. The FOJ Board meets the Third Thursday of the month. Please submit request at least 1 week prior if possible.


Perhaps you are in a less than harmonious relationship, are dealing with high conflict or need to improve communication- you have come to the right place for help. Alinda will work with you to develop and implement strategies to get back on the path that leads to happiness and success. Working to address the issues you are facing and come through on the other side with a new way of thinking and managing. You can confidently take on a new direction in life. By treating her clients as individuals, and recognising the specific and varied needs, she can provide a truly unique treatment plan every time. If you're ready to get back on the path that led to the happier times in your life, then contact Alinda so you can begin to make the changes you need.
Alinda is Gottman Method trained and using techniques like this, she can help identify bad patterns like the four horseman of the apocalypse and high conflict and replace them with active listening, high empathy and enhanced emotional understanding and connection.
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Remarks: Here it is, Beautiful 22.4 acre parcel located at the end of a dead end street offering the ultimate privacy with a security gate at the front entrance. House is approx. 3,900 sqft which includes an indoor pool, jacuzzi and sauna. House features 3 beds, 3 baths, a huge recroom, a large covered patio and a wrap around deck overlooking park like gently sloping land. Land is very usable and is currently set up for horses. There is a large 76x25 Barn that has a loft, and a 2 bdrm in-law suite. 2nd outbuilding is a 5 stall barn with ground floor hay storage and there is a huge 240x150 sand arena. The property is nicely fenced and cross fenced with lots of turn out areas with shelters. Extremely quiet and private setting with ample parking for RV's, or trucks.
Remarks: Rare opportunity to acquire this legacy property. 38.31 acres with 2 homes. Smaller home is 2 bedrooms, 628 sqft (baseboard electric heat) rented $750 PM. Larger 4 bedroom home (HW Heat Propane) leased until Oct 2019 $2000 PM. There is a 36 ft x 100ft barn and several more large buildings. Land is mostly cleared with a picturesque pond. District water main runs thru the property. Easy access to Maple Ridge or Mission. This Steelhead property has lots of potential. Current zoning RU36 indicates potential subdivision to minimum 8.9 acre lots or maybe change to RU16 4 acre lots.
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SELF-REGULATION IN YOUNG CHILDREN 3 Abstract The purpose of this research was to determine the effects of a self-monitoring system on the social-emotional behaviors of children in a mixed-age early childhood classroom. The study took place over the course of six weeks at a public Montessori school with twelve participants ranging from ages 4 to 7. Data was collected using a teacher questionnaire, observation tallies, teacher notes, and student feedback. Findings indicated that disruptive behaviors increased and children's ability to communicate their emotions and recognize emotions in others only slightly increased. Although the results displayed minimal changes in students' ability to self-regulate, some children appeared to become more aware of their feelings and utilized effective strategies for sharing how they felt and improving their mood. Further research might focus on a smaller group of children that need assistance with self-regulation or include an easier method of obtaining student feedback.


C. Rhodes, J. Lemon, C. Hu (2015) An Interval-Radial Algorithm for Hierarchical Clustering Analysis, Int. Conf. on Machine Learning and Application, pp. 849-856, Miami, FL.
C. Mitchel, C. Hu, B. Chen, M. Nooner, P. Young (2014) A Computational Study on Interval-Valued Matrix Games, the 2014 Int. Conf. on Computational Science and Computational Intelligence, Las Vegas, NV.
P. Marupally, V. Paruchuri, C. Hu (2012) Bandwidth Variability Prediction with Rolling Interval Least Squares, ACM 50th Southeast Reginal Conference, pp. 209-213, Tuscaloosa, AL.
V. Yip, S. Kockara, and C. Hu (2011) Efficient Calculation of Structural Similarity Threshold for the SCAN Network Clustering Algorithm, IEEE Int. Conf. on Bioinformatics and Biomedicine, pp. 600-603, Atlanta, GA.
C. Hu (2011) Interval function and its linear least-squares approximation, proceedings of the ACM 4th International Workshop on Symbolic and Numeric Computation, pp. 16-23, San Jose, CA.
L. He and C. Hu (2010) Midpoint method and accuracy of variability forecasting, J. Empirical Economics, 38, 705-715.
L. He and C. Hu (2009) Impacts of interval computing on stock market variability forecasting, J. of Computational Economics, 33(3), 263-276.
G. Chen and C. Hu (2009) A computational study on window-size selection in stock market RILS interval forecasting, the 2009 World Congress on Computer Science and Information Engineering, IEEE Computer Society, Vol. 2, pp. 297-301, Los Angeles, CA.
C. Hu, B. Kearfott, A. de Korvin and V. Kreinovich (2008) Book: Knowledge Processing with Interval and Soft Computing, Springer, ISBN 978-1-84800-325-5.
D. Collins and C. Hu (2008) Studying interval valued matrix games with fuzzy logic, J. of Soft Computing, 12(2), 147-155.
C. Hu and L. He (2007) An application of interval methods to stock market forecasting J. Reliable Computing 13(5): 423-434.
Chaired Computer Science Department at University of Central Arkansas from 2002-2013.
ABET Computing Accreditation Commission, program elevator and commissioner. Reviewed computer science programs across the nation for their accreditation.
IEEE SA 1788-2015: IEEE Standard for Interval Arithmetic, Member for IEEE Interval Standard Working Group - P1788.
Served as a panelist on NSF/CISE grant review; co-chair and/or member of program/organizing committee for international professional conferences.


With some of the most spectacular scenery on Earth, Norway is a country of fjords, friendly people and interesting folklore and tales. Dine with royalty at the Akershus or simply explore the boutiques and the Stave Church exhibit in this picturesque fishing village.
With the exception of the princesses at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall, no characters regularly meet in Norway except during Holidays Around the World, although, Anna and Elsa will soon be joining the pavilion!


1963 172D N2536U, Complete logs. TTSN 2865, 442 SMOH, 0 STOH : Reconditioned camshaft installed &.
1963 172D N2536U, Complete logs. TTSN 2865, 442 SMOH, *0 STOH*: Reconditioned camshaft installed & completed a top overhaul. LOG PAGE PHOTO SHOWS ENGINE WORK.


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St. Mary's Forane Church is a Syro-Malabar church in Arakuzha village, 6 km from Muvattupuzha, India. The village has a large population of Nasrani Christians. These Nasrani Christians of Arakuzha have more than 1500 years of recorded history. The church is under the jurisdiction of  the Syro-Malabar Catholic Eparchy of Kothamangalam.
 Servant of God Mar Varghese Payyappilly Palakkappilly has served as the parish priest between 1920 and 1922.

History

It was Rathappillil Muthi who erected the Marth Mariam Forane Church at Aarakzha. The church was pulled apart and rebuilt several times.

Daily Qurbana Timings

References
http://www.smcim.org/church/arakuzha/article/391

Archdiocese of Ernakulam-Angamaly
Syro-Malabar Catholic church buildings
Christian organizations established in 1957
Roman Catholic dioceses and prelatures established in the 20th century
Religious organizations established in the 1640s
Eastern Catholic churches in Kerala
Churches in Ernakulam district
1957 establishments in Kerala

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Q: Use single value from comma separated list as parameter I have table with structure
id| list (VARCHAR)
--|-------
1 | a, b, c
2 | b, c, d
3 | a

I want to use single value from comma separated list as filter in other query.
I thought I would achieve this with query like
SELECT * FROM A WHERE column1 IN (SELECT list FROM B WHERE id = 1)

but this way I use value
a, b, c

as filter not, for example,
a

which I need as a filter.
How can I achieve this?

A: One approach is to use find_in_set() or like.  Here is an example:
SELECT *
FROM A a JOIN
     B b
     ON b.id = 1 and
        find_in_set(a.column1, replace(list, ', ', ',')) > 0;

A: if you want the first value in your list like you requested then you can just do it like this.
SELECT *
FROM A
WHERE column1 IN
(
    SELECT
        SUBSTRING_INDEX(`list`, ',', 1)
    FROM B
    WHERE id = 1
)

you can get any part of the string by changing the number in the SUBSTRING_INDEX()..
SUBSTRING_INDEX(`list`, ',', 1) -- find first comma and return first part
SUBSTRING_INDEX(`list`, ',', -1) -- find last comma and return last part
SUBSTRING_INDEX(`list`, ',', -2) -- find second to last comma and return last part
SUBSTRING_INDEX(`list`, ',', 2) -- find second to first comma and return first part
.... etc

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Pizza Pilgrims have teamed up with Blur's Alex James to create a new topping, and they're launching an Oasis amnesty too.
Pizza Pilgrims are offering free pizza to anyone who trades in their old Oasis albums.
The restaurant chain has joined forces with Blur bassist and cheese connoisseur, Alex James, to create a new topping called Song (Blue), named after their hit 1997 single, Song 2.
As detailed in Time Out, London, Girls & Boys with a penchant for blue cheese can get the new pizza for free just by dropping its punningly titled topping name and handing in CDs from the Brit Pop band's former rivals.
Some Might Say giving away your old Oasis CDs is a big price to pay for free pizza, but we reckon fans of the Manchester band will just Roll With It anyway.
The offer is available at all four Pizza Pilgrims restaurants from 13 September to 4 October this year.


Alkaline Trio is an American punk rock band from McHenry, Illinois, formed in 1996. The band consists of Matt Skiba (vocals, guitar), Dan Andriano (vocals, bass), and Derek Grant (drums).
Founded in late 1996, by Matt Skiba, bassist Rob Doran and drummer Glenn Porter, Alkaline Trio released its debut single, "Sundials", in 1997. The band subsequently recorded an EP, For Your Lungs Only (1998), and its debut studio album, Goddamnit (1998). Following the release of the band's second album, Maybe I'll Catch Fire (2000), Glenn Porter left the band and was replaced by Mike Felumlee for its subsequent album, From Here to Infirmary (2001).
Backed by the singles "Stupid Kid" and "Private Eye", From Here to Infirmary significantly increased the band's exposure, and its follow-up, Good Mourning (2003), charted highly on the Billboard 200. Good Mourning marked the recording debut of current drummer Derek Grant. In 2005, the band released Crimson which expanded upon the band's punk rock influences, with prominent overdubs and additional instrumentation, and continued with this direction on Agony & Irony (2008), which was released on V2 Records.


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Truly a golf or nature lovers dream located on the 11th hole of the Monarch Beach Links course. The spacious back yard desirably faces the South with ocean vistas across the fairway accented by pines and palms. This three bedroom home is on a cul de sac of only 17 homes built seven years after the original Marquesa tract was built. The interior of the home has been remodeled with tasteful elements. You will find all three bedrooms upstairs with the Master suite nicely separated from the other two guest rooms. The Master has a spacious bath area and opens onto a wonderful balcony with a birds eye view of the 11th green and over the trees out to the ocean. Marquesa is situated in the beach close guard gated community of Monarch Beach convenient to the Harbor, the developing Lantern district of Dana Point, hiking trails, cinemas, boutiques, famers market, cafes and services and the freeway, toll road and train station. The artist community of Laguna Beach is just several miles away. There is also a dog park where neighbors meet for the children to play and enjoy friendly conversation.


Before my short course in bengali home cooking from my mom this past winter (summer?!), I used to be guilty of adding garam masala powder or any equivalent of it in every single thing I cooked. As a result whether I made fish or chicken or cabbage, it would all end up tasting just about the same- not very good. My mom uses garam masala very sparingly; mostly she uses it in meat or chicken dishes but very rarely, if ever, in anything vegetarian. Here is a recipe for cabbage cooked the Bengali style- Bandhakopi'r torkari from my mom's kitchen.
· Heat the oil in a big pot and add all the tempering ingredients.
· When they start sputtering, add the potatoes and give it a stir.
· Add the seasonings along with the ginger and the tomatoes. Cook the tomatoes down for a few minutes.
· Add the shredded cabbage in along with the peas and toss it around so that the spices coat the cabbage.
· Cover and cook on very low heat for about 20-25 minutes.


Is Medical Debt a Predictor of Auto Loan Debt?
The Urban League has put out a great interactive tool that shows debt in America.
When you look at the maps showing the most amount of different types of debts, there is a strong correlation between those parts of the country where medical or auto loan debt is higher than average.
The darker the color, the higher the percentage of debt people have.
Since people tend to have to take on medical debt when they need help, the assumption is that higher levels of medical debt lead to less of an ability to have enough money from auto loan debt.
If you have a credit or debt question you'd like to ask, just click here and ask away.
This article by Steve Rhode first appeared on Get Out of Debt Guy and was distributed by the Personal Finance Syndication Network.


This piece, Riparian Zone, is one of my most favorite creations. I made it in 2012, showed it a couple of times, then had it for sale at Artizann's in Naples, NY, where it sold. I do not know who bought it. If you do, let me know. I would like to borrow it for an upcoming exhibit (more on that when the time comes).
Prompt #11: Make a collage using no paper. This was an interesting project. I find it easy to use paper, but using none at all was much less easy. The items go together in other dimensions and that needs to be taken into account. Sort of like the difference between driving and flying? And yes, the right hand side is not straight.
Beach. Collage: found items on board. 7.5 inches wide x 6 inches high.
In November, I was able to spend a few days at St. Joseph Peninsula State Park on Florida's Gulf Coast. Lovely place. Pelicans came out to eat at sunset.
Prompt #10: Do something with a topographic map.


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Blazing Chrome's developers are working on a great Contra tribute to the retro ninja action genre
Published by Michael Prokofiev at Thu, 18 Aug 2022 at 12:29:41 | Category: Games
Blazing Chrome, a run-and-gun shooter inspired by the 16-bit Contra games, will release its next game this autumn. It's called Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider, and it draws its inspiration from side-scrolling ninja action games like The Revenge of Shinobi, Strider, and Ninja Gaiden.
Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider was unveiled by JoyMasher and publisher The Arcade Crew on Thursday with an action-packed trailer. The game's protagonist, the Moonrider, is described as a gloomy world in which humanity is oppressed by an authoritarian government and powerful super soldiers. The game's cyborg ninja hero, the Moonrider, is rejected by its creators and refuses to develop it.
Moonrider's retro influences are clear: Moonrider slashes and climbs like Strider Hiryu and Ryu Hayabusa, and leaps gracefully and unleashes ninja magic like Joe Musashi, and there appears to be a new level of depth to Moonriders' ninja abilities, according to the author and developer.
This autumn, Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider will be available on Amazon Luna, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Windows PC via Steam.


Carnegie Learning's math program is more than memorizing formulas and calculating the right answer. It's about developing the deep conceptual understanding students need to really learn math, prepare for college, and succeed in careers. Teachers instigate questions, facilitate discussion, and guide collaboration. Students "learn by doing" in a collaborative classroom. They become problem solvers, critical thinkers, and curious, resilient learners, able to apply knowledge to other subjects, to other learning environments, and the wider world around them.
The MATHia software as a personal coach to help students learn individually. Mathia is much more than practice software. It continually adjusts to each student, making sophisticated pedagogical decisions, and delivering a personalized learning path with ongoing assessments. It delivers differentiated learning experiences that support students who are struggling, while challenging those who are ready for more.


Data analysis has become an integral component of financial management. Using Microsoft® Excel to effectively make data-driven decisions can be complex and overwhelming. You will gain the skills and techniques to face this challenging task through real-world exercises. You will learn how to use Excel to validate data, and construct financial models to ultimately make the best possible decisions for your program or agency.
This course is designed for federal financial management personnel including budget analysts, management analysts, or consultants who need to support managerial decision-making through the analysis of financial data.


For mile eaters. Durano, a 24 x .90 520 tire, is the right choice for high mileage purposes, because no other racing tire lasts longer. At the same time the Dual Compound offers great grip for training on wet winter roads. It has the proven RaceGuard protection belt. Available as folding bead tire. Inflates up to 145psi.


It is without a doubt that elders from minority ethnic communities are lacking knowledge about the availability of services, scarcity of interpretation services, insufficient official language skills, poor health, and lack of physical activities. Also poor housing and most importantly lack of meeting spaces and effective programs and services. These barriers are the aim for CFS to fight isolation that individuals from Somali Elders are facing within the community. It will provide culturally sensitive spaces and offer care and services and the support that these elders require. It will encourage local government to be more aware of the needs of these groups and take more notice of the CFS plan to make a difference for the elderly within the ethnic minority communities.
Counseling and Support Services Program provides short-term counseling to families and children, couples, and individuals. We assist families, couples, and individuals in discovering their strengths, making the life changes they desire, improving relationships, and developing their problem-solving and communication skills.
Domestic violence is abuse between married or common-law partners. The abuse can be verbal, emotional, sexual, or physical. It can also be a combination of a number of these forms, therefore CFS believes that domestic abuse can happen in any family regardless of their race, ethnic or religious affiliation, thus CFS has put in place this vital program in order to fight against domestic abuse and to help those who experience it, especially children and women.
CFS is providing crucial social services to children, youth, adults, and families. We offer support, provide hope, and present opportunities—helping people realize and create possibilities for themselves. All of our work is about building healthy, vibrant tomorrows.
We offer cross-cultural training to police officers, health workers, social workers, and other service providers, this training will enable these workers to serve multicultural communities better and it will equip them the right knowledge about our growing diverse communities.
The Youth Justice Programs at CFS offers support to young people primarily between 12-18 years of age who are involved in different stages of the youth justice system. Our clients are moderate to high-risk youth facing a range of complex challenges.
Whether the youth have just been charged, are seeking bail, serving an open custody sentence or are on probation, our programs offer them guidance, counseling and comprehensive support to help them make better choices.
CFS works in partnership with the community and youth service agencies to deliver quality programs to assist youth to make positive changes in their lives and at the same time to take responsibility for their actions. These programs provide advocacy and support to youth and youth at risk, and assessment and referral services for youth and families.


Mountain Views from the patio, from the pool, even from your bed! This dynamite home has all the good stuff!! Single level, corner lot, no home behind or on the side, glorious mountain views from everywhere front and back, across from the park and mountain hiking trail. Inside is a great floor plan with a formal living and dining space or game room, kitchen has granite, breakfast bar, gas stove, and eat in dining area with bay pop out looking into the back yard. Large family room is open to the kitchen. This is a split floor plan with the master in the back of the house. The back yard is an oasis in the desert with paver's, plants, flowers, grapevines, and more! Relax all year long in the hot tub or pool while gazing at mountains by day and the stars by night!


Located in the heart of Buenos Aires, Rooney's Boutique Hotel is a truly one of a kind with it's impeccable design and attention to detail. Here's what we thought of the surprising luxury offered in this restored hotel.
Rooney's was once home to poet Leopoldo Lugones, so it's located in this old colonial building and blends right in with the rest of the historic area. Off the street, we were not sure what to expect at first glance. But, once we took the old-fashioned caged lift up to the third floor, the beauty opened up in front of us. When the hotel was designed, they kept the "Belle Époque" architectural style and the wooden floors, chandeliers, and artful mirrors remain present in the hotel from the days of its original owner, but it's now enhanced with a bar and tango patio.
We were surprised by how beautifully decorated the room was. It certainly didn't feel like staying in a hotel at all, more like an apartment room. The decorative touches were thoughtful and unique – there was even a claw foot tub in the bathroom.
The spacious room gave off a feel of subtle elegance and there was a private balcony overlooking the busy streets below -The view was truly impressive. The vintage feel and coziness of the room was a major bonus and a welcome change from a usual hotel stay. Also the Wifi was complimentary and worked well during our stay.
For both mornings of our stay we enjoyed the fresh breakfast that was offered at Rooney's. With only fourteen rooms, the breakfast was cozy and refreshing, just like the rest of the atmosphere. Fresh croissants, eggs made to order, and coffee made this a perfect start to our mornings.
Besides the stunning decor, the thing we loved most about our stay here was the location. It's right in the microcentro (city centre) and close to big attractions like the Obelisco, Plaza de Mayo , and Puerto Madero. The area is known as the Broadway of Buenos Aires, and the streets never sleep. There are excellent restaurants, milongas, and little cafes all close by that we enjoyed. We could walk anywhere we liked, and the subway was just a block away.
We had a great stay at the quaint boutique of Rooney's. The rooms and decor offered us a unique experience, and the ambience was warm and inviting. It is certainly a place we'll keep in mind for our next visit to this incredible city.


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1. Letter; Bruel, Samuel; Leeser, Isaac; Cincinnati, OH; 18 January 1853
Letter; Bruel, Samuel; Leeser, Isaac; Cincinnati, OH; 18 January 1853
Leeser, Isaac
1853-01-18; 5613
Issac Leeser Collection at the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies (University of Pennsylvania)
Arc.MS.2
2. Letter; Miller, M. R.; Leeser, Isaac; Senecaville, OH; 20 June 1867
Letter; Miller, M. R.; Leeser, Isaac; Senecaville, OH; 20 June 1867
3. Letter; DeLevante, A.; Leeser, Isaac; Kingston, Jamaica; 23 March 1853
Letter; DeLevante, A.; Leeser, Isaac; Kingston, Jamaica; 23 March 1853
4. Letter; Leeser, Isaac; Baltimore, MD; 24 May 1864
Letter; Leeser, Isaac; Baltimore, MD; 24 May 1864
5. Letter; Miller, M. R.; Leeser, Isaac; New York, NY; 15 January 1851
Letter; Miller, M. R.; Leeser, Isaac; New York, NY; 15 January 1851
6. Letter; Kursheedt, Gershom; Leeser, Isaac; Kursheedt, Gershom; 8 May 1851
Letter; Kursheedt, Gershom; Leeser, Isaac; Kursheedt, Gershom; 8 May 1851
7. Letter; Kursheedt, Gershom; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 16 October 1851
Letter; Kursheedt, Gershom; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 16 October 1851
8. Letter; Kursheedt, Gershom; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 13 April 1848
Letter; Kursheedt, Gershom; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 13 April 1848
9. Letter; Kursheedt, Gershom; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 4 December 1850
Letter; Kursheedt, Gershom; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 4 December 1850
10. Letter; Kursheedt, Gershom; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 16 April 1850
11. Letter; Kalisch, Isidor; Leeser, Isaac; Cleveland, OH; undated
Letter; Kalisch, Isidor; Leeser, Isaac; Cleveland, OH; undated
12. Letter; Miller, M. R.; Senecaville, OH; 27 April 1864
Letter; Miller, M. R.; Senecaville, OH; 27 April 1864
13. Letter; Gotthelf, B. H.; Leeser, Isaac; Louisville, KY; 30 March 1851
Letter; Gotthelf, B. H.; Leeser, Isaac; Louisville, KY; 30 March 1851
14. Letter; Peres, Jacob J.; Leeser, Isaac; Memphis, TN; 30 September 1863
Letter; Peres, Jacob J.; Leeser, Isaac; Memphis, TN; 30 September 1863
15. Letter; DeLevante, A. H.; Leeser, Isaac; Kingston, Jamaica; 8 December 1857
Letter; DeLevante, A. H.; Leeser, Isaac; Kingston, Jamaica; 8 December 1857
DeLevante, A. H.; Leeser, Isaac
16. Letter; Kohnstamm, Joseph; Leeser, Isaac; New York, NY; 5 September 1862
Letter; Kohnstamm, Joseph; Leeser, Isaac; New York, NY; 5 September 1862
Kohnstamm, Joseph; Leeser, Isaac
17. Letter; Labatt, David; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 17 May 1848
Letter; Labatt, David; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 17 May 1848
Labatt, David; Leeser, Isaac
18. Letter; Moïse, Thos. J.; Leeser, Isaac; Charleston, SC; 8 February 1851
Letter; Moïse, Thos. J.; Leeser, Isaac; Charleston, SC; 8 February 1851
Moïse, Thos. J.; Leeser, Isaac
19. Letter; Gotthelf, B. H.; Leeser, Isaac; Louisville, KY; 17 February 1851
Letter; Gotthelf, B. H.; Leeser, Isaac; Louisville, KY; 17 February 1851
Gotthelf, B. H.; Leeser, Isaac
20. Letter; Blumenthal, L.; Leeser, Isaac; New York, NY; 1 March 1849
Letter; Blumenthal, L.; Leeser, Isaac; New York, NY; 1 March 1849
Blumenthal, L.; Leeser, Isaac
1849-03-01; 11 Adar
21. Letter; Oppenheim, Samuel S.; Leeser, Isaac; London, United Kingdom; 23 September 1861
Letter; Oppenheim, Samuel S.; Leeser, Isaac; London, United Kingdom; 23 September 1861
Oppenheim, Samuel S.; Leeser, Isaac
22. Letter; Hall, B. M.; Leeser, Isaac; South Eaton, PA; 1 March 1858
Letter; Hall, B. M.; Leeser, Isaac; South Eaton, PA; 1 March 1858
Hall, B. M.; Leeser, Isaac
23. Letter; Buffalo, NY; Leeser, Isaac; 1854
Letter; Buffalo, NY; Leeser, Isaac; 1854
1854; 17 [?] 5614
24. Letter; Freedman, Joseph; Detroit, MI; 13 November 1851
Letter; Freedman, Joseph; Detroit, MI; 13 November 1851
Freedman, Joseph; Leeser, Isaac
25. Letter; Gotthelf, B. H.; Leeser, Isaac; Louisville, KY; 16 October 1851
Letter; Gotthelf, B. H.; Leeser, Isaac; Louisville, KY; 16 October 1851
26. Letter; A Southern Jew; Leeser, Isaac; Savannah, GA; 16 July 1843
Letter; A Southern Jew; Leeser, Isaac; Savannah, GA; 16 July 1843
27. Letter; Philadelphia, PA; Leeser, Isaac; 1 February 1859
Letter; Philadelphia, PA; Leeser, Isaac; 1 February 1859
28. Letter; Oppenheim, Saml. S.; Leeser, Isaac; London, United Kingdom; 9 October 1860
Letter; Oppenheim, Saml. S.; Leeser, Isaac; London, United Kingdom; 9 October 1860
Oppenheim, Saml. S.; Leeser, Isaac
29. Letter; Illowy, B., Dr.; Leeser, Isaac; Syracuse, NY; 6 July 1854
Letter; Illowy, B., Dr.; Leeser, Isaac; Syracuse, NY; 6 July 1854
Illowy, B., Dr.; Leeser, Isaac
30. Letter; Levin, N.; Leeser, Isaac; Charleston, SC; 12 June 1842
Letter; Levin, N.; Leeser, Isaac; Charleston, SC; 12 June 1842
Levin, N.; Leeser, Isaac
31. Letter; Bernheimer, E. I.; Leeser, Isaac; Buffalo, NY; 21 November 1854
Letter; Bernheimer, E. I.; Leeser, Isaac; Buffalo, NY; 21 November 1854
Bernheimer, E. I.; Leeser, Isaac
32. Letter; Gratz, Rebecca; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Philadelphia, PA; undated
Letter; Gratz, Rebecca; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Philadelphia, PA; undated
Gratz, Rebecca; Leeser, Isaac
33. Letter; Gerstman, Simon; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Gerstman, Simon; 17 April 1866
Letter; Gerstman, Simon; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Gerstman, Simon; 17 April 1866
Gerstman, Simon; Walker, Phillip; Leeser, Isaac
34. Letter; Menken, C. R.; Leeser, Isaac, Mr.; New York, NY; 24 April 1866
Letter; Menken, C. R.; Leeser, Isaac, Mr.; New York, NY; 24 April 1866
Menken, C. R.; Leeser, Isaac
35. Letter; Marcussohn, Meyer ?; Leeser, Rev. Mr.; Springfield, IL; 26 January 1866
Letter; Marcussohn, Meyer ?; Leeser, Rev. Mr.; Springfield, IL; 26 January 1866
36. Letter; Piza, David M.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Anytown, St. Thomas; 21 January 1866
Letter; Piza, David M.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Anytown, St. Thomas; 21 January 1866
37. Letter; De Sola, Abraham; Leeser, Isaac, Rev; Philadelphia, PA; undated
Letter; De Sola, Abraham; Leeser, Isaac, Rev; Philadelphia, PA; undated
[Hebrew]
39. Letter; Bondi, Jonah; Leeser, Isaac; Philadelphia, PA; 7 February 1905
Letter; Bondi, Jonah; Leeser, Isaac; Philadelphia, PA; 7 February 1905
1865; 2 Kislev
English; Hebrew
40. Letter; Jonah of the house of Bondi; Leeser, Isaac; New York, NY; 5 February 1905
Letter; Jonah of the house of Bondi; Leeser, Isaac; New York, NY; 5 February 1905
41. Letter; Hart, A.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Philadelphia, PA; 3 October 1850
Letter; Hart, A.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Philadelphia, PA; 3 October 1850
42. Letter; Jacobson, J. S.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Jacobson, J. S.; 22 April 1866
Letter; Jacobson, J. S.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Jacobson, J. S.; 22 April 1866
Jacobson, J. S.; Ulman, Amelia E.; Leeser, Isaac
43. Letter; Hanford, H. S.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 14 August 1862
Letter; Hanford, H. S.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 14 August 1862
44. Letter; Kuttner, M.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; St. Louis, MO; 6 June 1862
Letter; Kuttner, M.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; St. Louis, MO; 6 June 1862
Kuttner, M.; Leeser, Isaac
45. Letter; Myers, Myer H.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Anytown, St. Thomas; 6 July 1862
Letter; Myers, Myer H.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Anytown, St. Thomas; 6 July 1862
Myers, Myer H.; Leeser, Isaac
1862-07-06; 8 Tamaz 5622
46. Letter; De Casseres, B., Jr.; Leeser, Isaac, Mr.; Curacao, Netherlands Antilles; 9 January 1856
Letter; De Casseres, B., Jr.; Leeser, Isaac, Mr.; Curacao, Netherlands Antilles; 9 January 1856
47. Letter; Buttenwieser, L.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Cincinnati, OH; 16 September 1862
Letter; Buttenwieser, L.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Cincinnati, OH; 16 September 1862
48. Letter; Solomons, M.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 16 June 1856
Letter; Solomons, M.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 16 June 1856
49. Letter; Myerston, A.; Leeser, Isaac; Puerto Cabello, Venezuela; 12 February 1855
Letter; Myerston, A.; Leeser, Isaac; Puerto Cabello, Venezuela; 12 February 1855
50. Letter; Henry, H. A.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Philadelphia, PA; 18 June 1862
Letter; Henry, H. A.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Philadelphia, PA; 18 June 1862
51. Letter; Henry, H. A.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; San Francisco, CA; 17 January 1862
Letter; Henry, H. A.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; San Francisco, CA; 17 January 1862
Henry, H. A.; Leeser, Isaac
52. Letter; De Sola, Abraham; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Montreal,; 27 May 1862
Letter; De Sola, Abraham; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Montreal,; 27 May 1862
De Sola, Abraham; Leeser, Isaac
53. Letter; Light, Michael; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 1 March 1865
Letter; Light, Michael; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 1 March 1865
54. Letter; Peixotto, B. F.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Cleveland, OH; 15 November 1865
Letter; Peixotto, B. F.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Cleveland, OH; 15 November 1865
55. Letter; Allen, M. M.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 16 March 1865
Letter; Allen, M. M.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 16 March 1865
56. Letter; Nathan, M. M.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Anytown, St. Thomas; 17 August 1865
Letter; Nathan, M. M.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Anytown, St. Thomas; 17 August 1865
57. Letter; Levy & Douglass; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Philadelphia, PA; 21 August 1865
Letter; Levy & Douglass; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Philadelphia, PA; 21 August 1865
58. Letter; Johnston, Robt. H.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 18 August 1865
Letter; Johnston, Robt. H.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 18 August 1865
59. Letter; De Sola, Abraham; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Montreal, Canada; 13 August 1865
Letter; De Sola, Abraham; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Montreal, Canada; 13 August 1865
1865-08-13; 13 August 5625
61. Letter; Mitchell, Julius; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Denver, CO; 16 June 1865
Letter; Mitchell, Julius; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Denver, CO; 16 June 1865
62. Letter; De Sola, Abraham; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Montreal, Canada; 8 May 1865
Letter; De Sola, Abraham; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Montreal, Canada; 8 May 1865
1865-05-08; 8 May 5625
63. Letter; Shellilger, E. R.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Williamsburgh, NY; 3 January 1865
Letter; Shellilger, E. R.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Williamsburgh, NY; 3 January 1865
Shellilger, E. R.; Leeser, Isaac
64. Letter; Canford, W. S.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 25 January 1853
Letter; Canford, W. S.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 25 January 1853
Canford, W. S.; Leeser, Isaac
65. Letter; Dessaw, A.; Leeser, I., Rev.; Macon, GA; 3 February 1853
Letter; Dessaw, A.; Leeser, I., Rev.; Macon, GA; 3 February 1853
66. Letter; Abecasis, J. S.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 8 February 1853
Letter; Abecasis, J. S.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 8 February 1853
67. Letter; Garretson, I.; Leeser, I., Rev.; Nashville, TN; 7 February 1853
Letter; Garretson, I.; Leeser, I., Rev.; Nashville, TN; 7 February 1853
68. Letter; Piza, Saml.; Leeser, Isaac; Barcelona, Spain; 18 January 1853
Letter; Piza, Saml.; Leeser, Isaac; Barcelona, Spain; 18 January 1853
69. Letter; Peixotto, B. F.; Leeser, Isaac; New York, NY; 3 May 1853
Letter; Peixotto, B. F.; Leeser, Isaac; New York, NY; 3 May 1853
70. Letter; Wolff, A.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Anytown, St. Thomas; 24 May 1853
Letter; Wolff, A.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Anytown, St. Thomas; 24 May 1853
71. Letter; Wolff, E.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New Orleans, LA; 23 May 1853
Letter; Wolff, E.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New Orleans, LA; 23 May 1853
72. Letter; Mayer, M., Dr.; Leeser, I., Rev.; Charleston, SC; 2 May 1853
Letter; Mayer, M., Dr.; Leeser, I., Rev.; Charleston, SC; 2 May 1853
73. Letter; Bush, Isidore; Leeser, I., Rev.; St. Louis, MO; 13 March 1853
Letter; Bush, Isidore; Leeser, I., Rev.; St. Louis, MO; 13 March 1853
1853-03-13; 13 March 5613
74. Letter; New York, NY; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; 17 May 1853; 17 May 1853
Letter; New York, NY; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; 17 May 1853; 17 May 1853
75. Letter; Dreyfus, Wolf; Leeser, Isaac; Zansville, OH; 27 April 1853
Letter; Dreyfus, Wolf; Leeser, Isaac; Zansville, OH; 27 April 1853
76. Letter; Meyer, C. H.; Leeser, Isaac; San Francisco, CA; 29 April 1853
Letter; Meyer, C. H.; Leeser, Isaac; San Francisco, CA; 29 April 1853
77. Letter; Fernandes, David, D.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Kingston, Jamaica; 23 May 1853
Letter; Fernandes, David, D.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Kingston, Jamaica; 23 May 1853
78. Letter; Freidman, Joseph; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Detroit, MI; 25 May 1853
Letter; Freidman, Joseph; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Detroit, MI; 25 May 1853
79. Letter; Mayer, M.; Leeser, I., Rev.; Charleston, SC; 8 April 1853
Letter; Mayer, M.; Leeser, I., Rev.; Charleston, SC; 8 April 1853
80. Letter; Myers, H.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; St. Louis, MO; 4 April 1853
Letter; Myers, H.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; St. Louis, MO; 4 April 1853
81. Letter; Gotthelf, B. H.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Louisville, KY; 25 May 1853
Letter; Gotthelf, B. H.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Louisville, KY; 25 May 1853
82. Letter; Dryfus, W.; Leeser, Isaac; Zanesville, OH; 27 May 1853
Letter; Dryfus, W.; Leeser, Isaac; Zanesville, OH; 27 May 1853
83. Letter; [Peixotto?], Simha; Leeser, Isaac; Kingston, Jamaica; 18 May 1853
Letter; [Peixotto?], Simha; Leeser, Isaac; Kingston, Jamaica; 18 May 1853
84. Letter; Canford, W. S.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 18 April 1853
Letter; Canford, W. S.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 18 April 1853
85. Letter; Friedman, Sal.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Cincinnati, OH; 4 March 1853
Letter; Friedman, Sal.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Cincinnati, OH; 4 March 1853
86. Letter; Judah, [?]; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 24 February 1853
Letter; Judah, [?]; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; New York, NY; 24 February 1853
87. Letter; Miller, M. R.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Norwich, OH; 17 February 1853
Letter; Miller, M. R.; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Norwich, OH; 17 February 1853
88. Letter; Kalish, Isidor; Cleveland, OH; 4 May 1853
Letter; Kalish, Isidor; Cleveland, OH; 4 May 1853
89. Letter; Wolff, A.; Leeser, I., Rev.; Anytown, St. Thomas; 16 February 1853
Letter; Wolff, A.; Leeser, I., Rev.; Anytown, St. Thomas; 16 February 1853
Wolff, A.; Leeser, Isaac
90. Letter; Latz, A. J.; Leeser, Isaac; Philadelphia, PA; 26 June 1851
Letter; Latz, A. J.; Leeser, Isaac; Philadelphia, PA; 26 June 1851
Latz, A. J.; Leeser, Isaac
Jesselson family collection of Isaac Leeser material
Arc Ms 62
91. Letter; Labatt, Hen. S.; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 1 September 1848
Letter; Labatt, Hen. S.; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 1 September 1848
Labatt, Hen. S.; Leeser, Isaac
92. Letter; Fass, W.; Leeser, Isaac; Montreal, Canada; 3 May 1865
Letter; Fass, W.; Leeser, Isaac; Montreal, Canada; 3 May 1865
Fass, W.; Leeser, Isaac
93. Letter; Moses, S. L.; Leeser, Isaac; St. Louis, MO; 24 December 1856
Letter; Moses, S. L.; Leeser, Isaac; St. Louis, MO; 24 December 1856
Moses, S. L.; Leeser, Isaac
94. Letter; Hart, Isaac; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 15 September 1858
Letter; Hart, Isaac; Leeser, Isaac; New Orleans, LA; 15 September 1858
Hart, Isaac; Leeser, Isaac
95. Letter; Rosenbach, Isabella H.; Leeser, Isaac; Philadelphia, PA; undated
Letter; Rosenbach, Isabella H.; Leeser, Isaac; Philadelphia, PA; undated
Rosenbach, Isabella H.; Leeser, Isaac
96. Letter; Aguilar, Grace; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Philadelphia, PA; 28 November 1844
Letter; Aguilar, Grace; Leeser, Isaac, Rev.; Philadelphia, PA; 28 November 1844
Aguilar, Grace; Leeser, Isaac
97. Letter; Cohen, Solomon; Leeser, Isaac; Savannah, GA; 13 October 1850
Letter; Cohen, Solomon; Leeser, Isaac; Savannah, GA; 13 October 1850
Cohen, Solomon; Leeser, Isaac
98. Letter; Raim, M.; Leeser, Isaac; St. Louis, MO; 21 June 1857
Letter; Raim, M.; Leeser, Isaac; St. Louis, MO; 21 June 1857
99. Letter; Solomon, M.; Leeser, Isaac; Baltimore, MD; 15 January 1856
Letter; Solomon, M.; Leeser, Isaac; Baltimore, MD; 15 January 1856
100. Letter; Berneis, J.; Leeser, Isaac; Mobile, AL; 25 January 1853
Letter; Berneis, J.; Leeser, Isaac; Mobile, AL; 25 January 1853


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package org.assertj.core.api.byte_;

import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;
import static org.assertj.core.test.AlwaysEqualComparator.alwaysEqual;

import java.util.Comparator;

import org.assertj.core.api.ByteAssert;
import org.assertj.core.api.ByteAssertBaseTest;

/**
 * Tests for <code>{@link ByteAssert#usingComparator(java.util.Comparator)}</code>.
 *
 * @author Joel Costigliola
 */
class ByteAssert_usingComparator_Test extends ByteAssertBaseTest {

  private Comparator<Byte> comparator = alwaysEqual();

  @Override
  protected ByteAssert invoke_api_method() {
    // in that, we don't care of the comparator, the point to check is that we switch correctly of comparator
    return assertions.usingComparator(comparator);
  }

  @Override
  protected void verify_internal_effects() {
    assertThat(getObjects(assertions).getComparator()).isSameAs(comparator);
    assertThat(comparator).isSameAs(getBytes(assertions).getComparator());
  }
}

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AZZURRA STAYS STRONG AT THE CASCAIS 52 SUPER SERIES
Cascais, Portugal, July 19, 2019. - The boat flying the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda's burgee is still sailing strong and has gotten another excellent second place in the only race run today. Tomorrow, July 20th is the final day of the Cascais 52 Super Series and Quantum Racing is in the lead overall, but just five points ahead of Azzurra.
It was a long, hard day today on the waters off Cascais, Portugal. It looked like it would be another day of sailing in fresh breeze like in the past few days, but at just a few minutes from the start the wind built to 30 knots and forced the Race Committee to move the course to an area that was covered by a land mass. Here the fleet had to wait until 3:20 PM (4:20PM CEST) before they could get a race underway in breeze from the northwest that from 11 knots built quickly to 14. The course was very hard to read, but Azzurra sailed smart without taking too many risks for the win that went to Alegre. Azzurra finished second and resisted the temptation to attack Alegre while covering Quantum, who finished third.
Skipper Guillermo Parada tells the story of the day: "It was a long day that started with meetings on shore at 8 AM and on the water we had everything from 30 to 7 knots so it was demanding. In the morning we went off shore but just a couple of minutes before the start the reading said 30 knots at the bottom and even stronger at the top mark so Maria (Torrijo, PRO) decided to move the course. When we finally got a race started we got a clean start on the Committee Boat which gave us the option to chose the side we wanted and Santi (Lange) and Cole (Parada) did a good job positioning us. We were leading at the top mark, but a big lift came at the very end and Alegre squeezed inside. We weren't able to do a 'sandokan' (gybe-set) at the top mark so they extended their lead. Quantum did a sandokan and was catching up to us but we held them off. In the last run we were getting close to Alegre and looking for a chance to attack, but we're happy with the second place. I was hoping for a second race to narrow the margin, but Maria preferred not to run it, but tomorrow is another day."
The second race was abandoned after two starts were called off just two minutes before the gun due to shifty and unstable breeze that oscillated from 3 to 13 knots. Tomorrow will see this event's final two races and the first warning signal will be at 12 PM local time, 1 PM CEST. The forecast calls for breeze from the northwest at 16 to 26 knots.
Santi Lange, tactician: "It was really, really tricky today. Outside was very windy and inside was fluky, so it was very difficult to race. But we're still in second place and tomorrow is another day. I don't look so much at our scores as at how well we are sailing and today we can be happy."
Tomorrow, July 29th the first warning signal will be at 12 PM local time, 1 PM CEST. Fans can follow the action on Virtual Eye on the website www.52superseries.com or on www.azzurra.it. Updates from the course will be posted on Azzurra's Facebook page, while the best racing shots will be on her Instagram account.
Cascais 52 SUPER SERIES Sailing Week after seven races
1. Quantum Racing (USA) (Doug DeVos) (2,1,2,2,1,4,3,) 15 p.
2. Azzurra (ARG/ITA) (Alberto/Pablo Roemmers) (3,3,1,3,6,2,2,) 20 p.
3. Platoon (GER) (Harm Müller-Spreer) (5,4,3,1,7,5,5,) 30 p.
4. Bronenosec (RUS) (Vladimir Liubomirov) (4,2,4,7,3,3,7,) 30 p.
5. Phoenix 11 (RSA) (Hasso Plattner) (6,6,5,4,5,1,4,) 31 p.
6. Provezza (TUR) (Ergin Imre) (1,5,7,5,2,7,6,) 33 p.
7. Alegre (USA/GBR) (Andrés Soriano) (7,7,6,6,4,6,1,) 37 p.
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Fantasy Football: Week 17 Injury Report
Gabe Garrido — @@guhreedoe Dec 28th, 2018
James Conner is playing in Week 17, will the Steelers make the backfield a committee? What other injury situations should you monitor?
Injuries are an unfortunate part of football. It's one thing we hate having occur to not only the players we roster but within the game itself. With that said, this does create opportunities for teammates, opening up potential pickups in season-long leagues while also producing value plays in daily fantasy football.
Using the practice report, we can glean a lot of information based on who's available and what coaches are saying from press conferences. This knowledge can allow us to make emergency plans to pivot or change our lineups when inactives are announced.
Based on this week's practice reports, here are a few quick-hitters to give you a leg up on lineup decisions as crunch time approaches for lineup lock.
Who's In
James Conner (ankle) has been a full participant in practice this week and is expected to make his return to the Pittsburgh Steelers lineup. Conner hasn't played a full game since week 13. Jaylen Samuels was filling in for Conner and had a big role during that time, will be back to playing secondary snaps. Samuels played at least 70% of the team's snaps in all the games Conner missed, averaging16.7 touches per game. Pittsburgh beat reporters expect the backfield to be a time share with Conner's return, indicating that Samuels has earned a role within the offense moving forward. If so, it makes either player tough to roster for DFS purposes without designation of what that split entails. Conner and Samuels are $8,000 and $6,700, respectively, on FanDuel.
Lamar Miller (ankle) returned to practice this week in full and is expected to play in their season finale. Miller missed last week, which let Alfred Blue and D'Onta Foreman handle the running back duties for the Houston Texans. Prior to Miller's injury, the backfield was split, with Miller handling a majority of the touches and Blue getting secondary work. However, Foreman was activated a few weeks ago and could earn additional snaps now that he appears to be back up to speed. He logged 48% of the snaps last week in his first game action. There wasn't a full commitment to Miller prior to injury and that shouldn't change moving forward. Foreman could force the Texans into splitting running back opportunities three ways instead of two, making it an unappealing situation in DFS this week.
Who's Probable
Davante Adams (knee) has missed practice this week but appears on track to play on Sunday. Perhaps motivated by personal and team records, Adams has stated that he will play on Sunday. It seems like the Green Bay Packers will continue to play their starters in Week 17, so his availability is entirely dependent on whether he's healthy. Strolling down narrative street, Adams needs two catches to break Sterling Sharpe's Packers record of 113 catches on the season and 134 yards to break Jordy Nelson's yardage record (1,519 yards). Adams recorded an astounding 18 targets last week but at an 8.0 average depth of target, which is lower than his seasonal average (11.3). The Packers have a cupcake matchup against the Detroit Lions who are the worst pass defense per numberFire's rankings, so Adams will have a good shot at breaking both records this weekend.
Antonio Brown (knee) missed Thursday practice with a knee injury after missing Wednesday for veterans rest. With the Pittsburgh Steelers still needing a win in Week 17 to lock up a playoff spot it's hard to envision that they will be without one of their best players. The Steelers are 14.5-point favorites which implies that they will have control of the matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, so Brown could be one of the first players to be pulled from the game if it gets out of hand. The 26th rated pass defense has been better as of late against wide receivers, allowing 4.53 fantasy points fewer than their seasonal average (35.7) over their last three games.
Who's Questionable
Todd Gurley (knee) attempted to play last week but after testing his knee in pregame warm-ups the team felt it was best to hold him out. C.J. Anderson went on to have a career day against the Arizona Cardinals, notching 168 yards on 20 carries, with three targets as well. While Justin Davis has been Gurley's backup in recent weeks, it was John Kelly who got playing time behind Anderson. The rookie recorded ten carries on 17 snaps, but was less productive than Anderson on his touches, with only 40 rushing yards. The Los Angeles Rams will still be playing for the NFC's second seed and playoff bye, so the finale against the San Francisco 49ers will be important to the team. Nevertheless, the team could consider giving him another week off and riding with Anderson, in which case Anderson would be one of the more popular plays with a FanDuel price tag of $6,200.
Tevin Coleman (groin) missed practice this week after suffering an in-game injury in Week 16. Brian Hill took over after Coleman rushed ten times for 51 yards prior to exiting the game. Hill went on to have a huge day for the Atlanta Falcons, tallying eight carries for 115 yards on the ground and one touchdown. No other Falcon running back recorded a snap on Sunday, and if Coleman were to sit, Hill could be the every-down back in their final exhibition. However, the Falcons have typically relied on two running backs within their offense and Jeremy Langford was signed to the roster last week so he could see playing time as well.
Randall Cobb and Equanimeous St. Brown are both working through the concussion protocol this week. Cobb missed last week due to the injury and St. Brown suffered his during the Green Bay Packers Week 16 matchup. Cobb was limited in Thursday practice while St. Brown missed. With both receivers looking questionable for the finale Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Jake Kumerow figure to be the second and third receivers for the team. Valdez-Scantling has largely been the third receiver in the offense for a majority of the season with Kumerow emerging last week. Kumerow played in 63% of snaps last week and caught all three of his targets for 68 yards and a touchdown. With both receivers out this puts Kumerow squarely in play at $5,100.
Who's Out
DeSean Jackson (Achilles) will not be playing in Week 17. Jackson missed weeks 13 through 15 with a hand injury, but injured his Achilles in Week 16 in the game against the Dallas Cowboys. In addition to the injury concerns it appears that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are ready to move away from the 32-year old wide receiver, another reason why Jackson is sitting. Chris Godwin saw an increase in playing time with Jackson out during those weeks, recording 83% of the snaps and a 20.6% target market share. The second-year receiver struggled during that stretch and caught only 31.5% of his passes. We can expect Godwin to get the bump in snaps played, but who will be throwing passes to him will be a mystery. The Buccaneers are exploring the idea of playing third string quarterback Ryan Griffin, so the offense may be less reliable than it what has been for DFS purposes.
Marquise Goodwin (calf) missed consecutive practices and is not expected to play for the San Francisco 49ers' final game. With Goodwin and rookie Dante Pettis sidelined, the 49ers project to have Kendrick Bourne, Trent Taylor, and Richie James in their rotation of receivers. With so many injuries to the position, 2018 tight end breakout George Kittle could be in line for a large volume bump. The Los Angeles Rams will be playing all their starters in the final contest to secure the NFC's two seed. As such, the Rams are favored by 10-points so the 49ers could be throwing early and often.
The New York Jets will not have a pair of receivers with Quincy Enunwa (ankle) and Jermaine Kearse (Achilles) missing practice this week. This leaves the Jets with Robby Anderson as the remaining starting wide receiver, Deontay Burnett and Andre Roberts played 22 and 24 snaps in Week 16. Robby and Sam Darnold have been a dynamic pairing over the last three weeks, connecting on 24 passes for 360 yards and three touch downs. Robby has added 38.14 receiving Net Expected Points to his offense, significantly better than any other Jets receiver.
Final Reminder
As it is with all injuries, each individual situation is fluid. Make sure to keep tabs throughout the weekend and keep up with our numberFire player news feed for up-to-date reports prior to kickoff. Good luck this week!
Gabriel Garrido is not a FanDuel employee. In addition to providing DFS gameplay advice, Gabriel Garrido also participates in DFS contests on FanDuel using his personal account, username guhreedoe28. While the strategies and player selections recommended in his articles are his/her personal views, he/she may deploy different strategies and player selections when entering contests with his/her personal account. The views expressed in his/her articles are the author's alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of FanDuel.


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According to RadarOnline, the momager is having a mental breakdown following the accusations hurled at her in Caitlyn's new memoir, The Secrets of My Life. The repeatedly discredited webloid says that Kris, Kourtney and Khloe have all decided that publicizing the drama on "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" is only making the situation worse, so they're all "in agreement" to end the reality series.
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Q: C++ Sending PNG File via HTTP I'm trying to create a webserver to learn how HTTP functions.  I am trying to send a png file to the browser, however the image successfully makes it.
Here is my png sending code:
std::ifstream in("P:/server"+location, std::ios::binary);

if(!in.is_open()) {
    std::cout << "failed to open file" << std::endl;
    in.close();
}
in.seekg(0, std::ios::end);
int length = in.tellg();
in.seekg(0, std::ios::beg);

char *data = new char[length];

in.read(data, length);

in.close();

std::string headers = "HTTP/1.1 200 OK\n\rContent-Length: " + std::to_string(length) + "\n\rConnection: keep-alive\n\rContent-Type: image/png\n\r\n\r";

int totalLength = headers.length() + length;
char *allData = new char[totalLength];
std::strcpy(allData, headers.data());
std::strcat(allData, data);

int bytes = send(socket, data, totalLength, NULL);

Once the server should have sent the image, it shows up as the missing image icon.
I have checked to make sure that all the bytes are being sent, and that the image is being loaded.
Any help would be very much appreciated!

A: There are quite a few mistakes in your code.

*

*You are still trying to process the file if is_open() returns false.

*You are using \n\r when you need to use \r\n instead.

*You are using strcat() to append data to allData.  When appending binary data, like a PNG, strcat() will truncate on the first 0x00 byte encountered. You need to use memcpy() (or equivalent) instead.

*Your call to send() is sending data when it should be sending allData instead. So you are you not sending the HTTP headers at all, and you are sending data using the wrong length.

*You are assuming send() will send all of the data you give it in a single operation. That is almost never the case, especially fo large amounts of data.  send() returns the number of bytes it actually accepted for sending, so you need to call it in a loop until all of the data has been accepted.

*You are not sending an error message to the client if something goes wrong while preparing the file.
That being said, allData is actually unnecessary, and is a waste of memory. TCP is a byte stream, so you can send headers and data individually one after the other.  How many times you call send() doesn't affect how the other party receives  the data.
You might also consider minimizing memory usage further by changing data to be a fixed-sized buffer so you can send() the content of in while reading from it in smaller chunks.
Try something more like this instead:
int sendData(int sckt, const void *data, int datalen)
{
    const char *ptr = static_cast<const char*>(data);
    while (datalen > 0) {
        int bytes = send(sckt, ptr, datalen, 0);
        if (bytes <=0) return -1;
        ptr += bytes;
        datalen -= bytes;
    }
    return 0;
}

int sendStr(int sckt, const std::string &s)
{
    return sendData(sckt, s.c_str(), s.size());
}

...

std::string filename = "P:/server"+location;

if (!fileExists(filename)) // <- you need to implement this
{
    if (sendStr(socket, "HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found\r\nContent-Length: 0\r\nConnection: keep-alive\r\n\r\n") == -1) {
        close(socket);
    }
}
else
{
    std::ifstream in(filename, std::ios::binary);
    if (!in.is_open())
    {
        std::cout << "failed to open file" << std::endl;
        if (sendStr(socket, "HTTP/1.1 500 Error\r\nContent-Length: 0\r\nConnection: keep-alive\r\n\r\n") == -1) {
            close(socket);
        }
    }
    else
    {
        in.seekg(0, std::ios::end);
        std::size_t length = in.tellg();
        in.seekg(0, std::ios::beg);

        if (in.fail())
        {
            std::cout << "failed to get size of file" << std::endl;
            if (sendStr(socket, "HTTP/1.1 500 Error\r\nContent-Length: 0\r\nConnection: keep-alive\r\n\r\n") == -1) {
                close(socket);
            }
        }
        else if (sendStr(socket, "HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\nContent-Length: " + std::to_string(length) + "\r\nConnection: keep-alive\r\nContent-Type: image/png\r\n\r\n") == -1)
        {
            close(socket);
        }
        else if (length > 0)
        {
            char data[1024];
            do
            {
                if (!in.read(data, std::min(length, sizeof(data))))
                {
                    close (socket);
                    break;
                }

                int bytes = in.gcount();
                if (sendData(socket, data, bytes) == -1)
                {
                    close(socket);
                    break;
                }

                length -= bytes;
            }
            while (length > 0);
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}


The undead version of Shadow Archer.
All bone archers have rank 5 Magnum Shot.
Detection speed for all types of bone archers are slightly faster than for the other bone type fomors so they tend to aggro first.
It has a significantly higher amount of HP than other types of Bone Archers.
It can be controlled for a short amount of time with the use of a Spirit Crystal.
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According to Chief Curator Christopher Bensch, "Matchbox Cars revolutionized the toy car industry after their introduction, and the name 'Matchbox' has become synonymous with miniature cars. It's only fitting that they join the Toy Hall of Fame to...
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AEG and theOP partnering to bring licensed factions to Smash Up
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Geek Attitude Games announces card game Bruxelles 1897
Geek Attitude Games has announced Etienne Espreman 's card game sequel to Bruxelles 1893 (2013), Bruxelles 1897 . The original Bruxelles 1893 is a critically acclaimed worker placement game taking place during the height of the Art Nouveau movement. Players spend money to collect art, acquire building materials to construct a house, find patrons, and sell art for money and prestige. The worker placement is modular, with elements of worker control and bidding embedded into the structure of the board.
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Brain Games announces partnership with Luma Games for North American and English distribution
Baltic publisher Brain Games announced today that they have entered a partnership with Canada based Luma Games for English language and North American distribution of their games. Brain Games made a name for themselves with the immensely popular, and Kinderspiel Award winner, Ice Cool (2016), as well as its Ice Cool 2 (2018). These games, along with Brain Games' recent hits Snowman Dice and Team3 will be managed by Luma in North America, Australia and New Zealand, with regards to future marketing, sales and events. Additionally,...
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Inner Compass by AEG Coming Soon
Inner Compass , designed by Asger Harding Granerud and Daniel Skjold Pedersen , is a game with a unique theme of the search for meaning in everyday life.
Players take on the role of 1 of 4 characters as they make life choices, experience emotions, and try to create meaningful memories. This is all in an effort for characters to find their own inner compass! Players will decide how to effectively communicate their emotions in an attempt to score more points. Ultimately, the most enlightened character will win the game!
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The board game community loses Chad Jensen, designer of Dominant Species
Gaming suffered a loss as we lost Chad Jensen , one of the great wargame and board game designers, as well as a spectacularly nice person. Chad is best known for his work with GMT Games , where he was designer of Combat Commander: Europe (2006), a seminal wargame, considered an inspiration for the genre. Chad continued changing the hobby with Dominant Species (2010), currently at BGG #51, a beautifully designed area control game which has become a modern classic. In May 2019, Chad was given a diagnosis of late stage...
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Azul gets new boards and an accessory
Azul has been a smash hit for Next Move Games. Following the release of the third game in the Azul line, Azul: Summer Pavilion, Next Move has announced Azul: Crystal Mosaic, which contains new content for the original game.
Crystal Mosaic will include four new double-sided player boards that provide new wall layouts. Additionally, it will include plastic overlays for the player boards which have recessed openings for the tiles to sit in.
Next Move indicated that Crystal Mosaic will be available starting in March next year.
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Schedule Announced for PAX Unplugged
PAX Unplugged, coming up December 6-8, 2019, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has announced the schedule for the convention. It will kick off with a Fireside chat between Penny Arcade co-founder Jerry Holkins and Eric Lang, who has designed such titles as Blood Rage and Rising Sun .
In addition to Eric Lang, this year's special guests include bestselling author Patrick Rothfuss and podcaster Travis McElroy. The convention will feature live performances by The C Team and Acquisitions Incorporated. It will also have an escape room for attendees to enjoy and tournament plays of such titles as Catan and...
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Epic duels in Wizardz Bluff on Kickstarter
Shape-shifting wizards battle in an epic magic duel to gain the famed title of Grand Master Wizard of Zoor in Wizardz Bluff . This competitive 2-4 player, trick-taking card game, is designed by Jason Smith , and Ron Smith , with art by Eisner-nominated Travis Hanson , and Ron Smith. Wizardz Bluff is published by Gold Cauldron Games , plays in 30-45 mins, and is aimed at players aged 8+.
Players aim to collect 12 Elemental Spellstones to win the game. They start with identical hands of 11 animal...
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Zona: The Secrets of Chernobyl
Zona: The Secret of Chernobyl by Rebel , designed by Maciej Drewing and Krzysztof Głośnicki , is a game for 1-4 players that emphasizes survival!
Players will take on the role of 1 scavenger from 10 included in the game in an attempt to reach the sarcophagus of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant before all other players. However, the clock is dwindling down and when the Final Emission strikes, there will be no winners. Players will be moving, exploring, and combating with limited access to functional supplies on this hazardous land!
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In the previous example program, we wanted the program user to type numbers, not arbitrary strings. That is, the user is allowed to enter only digits 0 through 9 and a hyphen (-). The hyphen, if present at all, must be the first symbol of the input string.


Winter Solstice 2018 - places inside the chamber at Newgrange were selected by lottery in September. Entries are now open for Winter Solstice 2019 at Solstice Lottery.
People gather at Newgrange for winter solstice dawn on each of the mornings from December 18th to December 23rd inclusive. Sunrise is at 8.58am.
On receipt of these details a member of staff will complete an application on your behalf. Applicants must be over 10 years of age. An adult must accompany children under 18 years of age. Only applications on the official form can be entered into the draw. Applications are valid for the current year's draw only.
The draw for places at Newgrange for Solstice 2019 will take place on September 27th 2019. Children from local schools will choose the winning applicants. The successful people will be notified by mid October.
There is no guarantee that there will be sunlight in the chamber on any of the mornings, the event is totally weather dependent!
The passage and chamber inside the ancient mound at Newgrange are illuminated by the winter solstice sunrise. A shaft of sunlight shines through the roof box over the entrance and penetrates the passage to light up the chamber.
The dramatic event lasts for 17 minutes at dawn on a few days before and after the Winter Solstice. Admission to the chamber at Newgrange for the Winter Solstice sunrise is by lottery.
Images of a beautiful sunrise at Newgrange on the 19th December 2004.


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Geektastic: I wonder if Trade Me will ever offer Buyer Protection like Ebay or if they will just continue to take large fees for doing not really very much?
You would think either the police or consumers institute would push for these trading websites to introduce that sort of protection . I guess safe trader exists, but you have to pay for that, and I wouldn't think many people use it for smaller purchases.
It looks like it was designed in the 1990's, but I pressume it does still work. But quite a few of trademes other websites look just as old and outdated, (old friends) trademe itself, isn't exactly cutting edge these days.
Edit: The old friends website looks like it is no longer on their top menu bar, nor is safetrader.
Appears you cant even post any bad feedback, they pretty much removed anything with relevance, I cant even post that they refuse to refund me. cant even post that they refuse to honour their own warranty!
Was your case with an individual or a company?
Apparantly you can do something to go after the directors for a company if they refuse to pay things like that.
skewt: Has anyone here lodged a claim with the Disputes Tribunal?
They say most claims are finished within 3 months, how long did yours take?
Did you get the result you intended?
Did the other party actually pay?
they offered a warranty on all items they sold of replace/refund but are only agreeing to FIX 2 out of 3 faults.
The item was listed as excellent working order when all 3 faults appeared in the first day, 1 of the faults was the front camera is completely missing!
- A date of the hearing was set about a month after I lodged the dispute via the website.
- other party indicated he could not make the date of the dispute hearing.
- A new date was setup, a few weeks later.
- Went to the hearing, the other party did not show up.
- Hearing went ahead and the other party was instructed via snail mail to make payment.
To date the other party has still not paid me, despite the order. I'm now filing an application for a Distress Warrant to try and get them to pay, this costs more money. The disputes tribunal no longer has anything to do with it.
Not happy about it. It was only for $800 and I am probably going to have to end up writing it off.
Someone managed to get someone thrown in jail over an unpaid debt like this. anyone have reference to that thread?
It one of my favourites.
As much as I sympathise for the situation I'm amazed the author didn't get done for harassment and quite a bit more.
Hacking a facebook page as a result of posting his details and photos on a forum, insults, refusals to go away.
I get the legal side of the initial issue but wow I can't fathom how he did not get repercussions from that.