Yes, really, this is actually leather made of plastic, otherwise known as vegan leather and pretty much explains what this product is in a nutshell. What's it made of, you ask? The more modern and slightly less bad plastic that is often used to make vegan leather is polyurethane (PU). While it's slightly better than Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which used to be the standard, it still releases hazardous toxins during manufacturing and the oil-based polymers it's made of requires fossil fuels to produce (1). Fossil fuels, to put it bluntly, are a major driver of climate change and climate change happens to have some pretty negative health effects on humans (12). Climate change can make wildfires worse, keep you sneezing from allergies, and increase the number of bugs biting you! PU is pretty stinky if you ask us!
Before manufacturers figured out how to use PU to make leather, PVC was the go-to. You may remember something about PVC from our Simple Swap: shower curtain series. Well, it's still a problem here, too. PVC isn't used as much as it was in the 1960's and 70's, but it can still be found in the composition of some vegan leather. The issue is that PVC releases dioxins, which are potentially dangerous in confined spaces and especially dangerous if heated. It also uses plasticizers such as phthalates to make it flexible. Depending on the type of phthalate used, they can really mess with your health (1)! You're probably thinking that if PVC releases chemicals into the environment, it can't be great sustainability-wise, and you're right! PVC is pretty much the worst plastic for the environment (11).
In terms of safety, the manufacture of synthetic leather isn't great for the environment or humans because of the plastics used to make them. The synthetics used in vegan leathers don't fully biodegrade, although they can be broken down to a degree. But, as they break down, they can also release toxic particles and phthalates, which can affect the health of animals and the environment. That's pretty much the exact opposite of what you're intending to do if you're buying pleather to be environmentally friendly (1)!
Okay, so pleather is pretty bad, what about leather?
Here's the sparknotes version of what leather is. Leather is essentially tanned animal skins; there are many forms of leather, and the type you get depends on how the animal skin has been treated (5). The treatment process, called tanning, uses all sorts of bad chemicals to produce leathers of different colors, looks and feels (5).
Leather is not 100 percent safe for consumers since there can be residual chemicals left on the product when it gets to you, but it is ESPECIALLY not safe for workers. The health effects from exposure to these chemicals range from irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat in low doses (10) and all the way to cancer in larger doses or over longer periods of time (8). You can come in contact with these chemicals just from being around the products a lot and breathing it in (in the case of workers), or even touching the products and accidentally ingesting the chemicals that have rubbed off on your hands from touching the items. One thing to remember is that since most of these chemicals are used to make the raw material leather, the chemicals are probably not in high quantities by the time the leather gets to you, but be aware that they are likely still in small quantities on the leather, and if you are sensitive, you might experience some of the symptoms we've listed!
Whoa, those both sound not so good. So, what are some good alternatives?
Cork: this material is considered to be the most environmentally friendly material for creating fake leather. It is naturally water resistant, durable and easily recyclable. Because it comes from trees, it can be grown sustainably to lessen the impact on the environment. While the pattern is not the exact same as real leather, it has the same soft feel and each pattern is unique (2)!
Waxed Cotton: this material is waterproof and durable. It can look and feel like patent leather but without the harsh chemical treatments used to make patent leather (2).
Tree Bark Leather: as its name suggests, this product comes from trees and can be grown and harvested sustainably. It is both durable and strong, not to mention unique as each tree's grain varies (2)!
Piñatex: this material is made from pineapple leaf fibers (yes, the fruit!). It looks and feels like cowhide, and is also durable and watertight. It's a sustainable product and economically friendly for pineapple farmers because normally the leaves would be considered waste (2).
Mushroom leather: this material is best described as synthetic silk. Unfortunately, it just debuted recently and still has a pretty steep market price, but keep an eye out for it in the future (7).
Vintage leather: I bet you didn't see this one coming, but we're serious, reusing is a huge part of sustainability! Don't buy new as you're adding to the demand, but if you happen to see a product that calls your name at a vintage store, go for it!
There is definitely a trade-off when choosing pleather or leather products. By being more informed, you can choose a material that you're comfortable with in terms of safety (for you and for the workers that have to make these products!) and sustainability.


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Q: How to prevent style propagation to the next LI element? I have an article with a list (ol) of sentences, one per line. A user can hit Enter to create another sentence on a new line, which appends a new li. A user can also emphasize some text in a sentence (using a button, but it's irrelevant for the sake of the question). The problem is that when hitting Enter after an emphasized text, the next li also "inherits" the emphasis. How can I make the new lis vanilla?
HTML

hello

world

CSS
body {
  counter-reset: item !important;
}

article#xml ol {
  list-style: none;
}

article#xml ol li {
  line-height: 1.5;
  font-family: sans-serif;
  margin-top: 14px;
  counter-increment: item;
}

#xml ol li:before {
  content: counter(item);
  color: #888;
  border-right: solid 1px #c4c4c4;
  margin-right: 14px;
  text-align: center;
  font-size: 12px;
  display: inline-block;
}

E.g. adding an item after 'hello' creates a vanilla li, while doing so after 'world' creates an emphasized one.
Demo

A: I've managed to do it by disabling the default browser callback, and implementing everything manually. This also solved another bug I had (hitting Enter twice in a row would remove an li, instead of creating a new one).
$('#xml').on('keydown', function(e) {
  // 13 is Enter
  if(e.keyCode == 13) {
    e.preventDefault();

    // traverse ancestors till the LI
    let oldLi = document.getSelection().anchorNode;
    while (oldLi.nodeName != 'LI') {
      oldLi = oldLi.parentNode;
    }
    const newLi = document.createElement('li');
    $(oldLi).after(newLi);

    // set cursor to the beginning of the new LI
    const range = document.createRange();
    const sel = window.getSelection();
    const newText = document.createTextNode('');
    newLi.appendChild(newText);
    range.setStart(newText, 0);
    range.collapse(true);
    sel.removeAllRanges();
    sel.addRange(range);
  }
});

The only downside is that the cursor is first shifted before the number, and returns to its correct position after the first char entered.
Demo

A: you want one of these i think.
only style the first one.
CSS
ol li:first {
....
}

HTML

 /*styling from the above*/

 /* NO styling from the above rule */

prevent style propagation to the next LI element
CSS
ol > li {
....
}

HTML

 /*styling from the above*/

 /* NO styling from the above rule*/

know that you can combined them, i was just showing for ease of illustration.
so this is also valid.
ol > li: first {
....
}

try apply as you need:
ol li:before {
   //only rules for before
}
ol li:first {
   //only rules for before
}
ol li {
   //rules for all li within ol
}

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Richard A. Pittman
Born on May 26, 1945, at French Camp in San Joaquin, CA. Entered service at Stockton, CA. For action near the Demilitarized Zone, Republic of Vietnam.
For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. While Company I was conducting an operation along the axis of a narrow jungle trail, the leading company elements suffered numerous casualties when they suddenly came under heavy fire from a well concealed and numerically superior enemy force. Hearing the engaged marines' calls for more firepower, Sgt. Pittman quickly exchanged his rifle for a machinegun and several belts of ammunition, left the relative safety of his platoon, and unhesitatingly rushed forward to aid his comrades.
Taken under intense enemy small-arms fire at point blank range during his advance, he returned the fire, silencing the enemy position. As Sgt. Pittman continued to forge forward to aid members of the leading platoon, he again came under heavy fire from 2 automatic weapons which he promptly destroyed. Learning that there were additional wounded marines 50 yards further along the trail, he braved a withering hail of enemy mortar and small-arms fire to continue onward. As he reached the position where the leading marines had fallen, he was suddenly confronted with a bold frontal attack by 30 or 40 enemy. Totally disregarding his safety, he calmly established a position in the middle of the trail and raked the advancing enemy with devastating machinegun fire. His weapon rendered ineffective, he picked up an enemy sub-machinegun and, together with a pistol seized from a fallen comrade, continued his lethal fire until the enemy force had withdrawn.
Having exhausted his ammunition except for a grenade which he hurled at the enemy, he then rejoined his platoon. Sgt. Pittman's daring initiative, bold fighting spirit and selfless devotion to duty inflicted many enemy casualties, disrupted the enemy attack and saved the lives of many of his wounded comrades. His personal valor at grave risk to himself reflects the highest credit upon himself, the Marine Corps, and the U.S. Naval Service.

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Markets continue to embrace risk amid global economic strengthening
Brian Nick, CAIA, Chief Investment Strategist
The last week's market highlights:
It was another "risk on" week for financial markets, with global stocks — led by the U.S. market — climbing further on dovish guidance from the Federal Reserve and more evidence of a V-shaped recovery in certain sectors of the economy.
The S&P 500 Index returned 3.3%, with information technology again among the top-performing sectors, while Europe's STOXX 600 advanced a more modest 1% in euros.1 A stronger euro boosted that gain to 2% when converted into U.S. dollars.2
In fixed income markets, government bonds continued to sell off as inflation expectations increased and headlines on COVID-19 vaccine development and testing were, on the whole, positive. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to 0.74% by Thursday's close, its highest level since June 16, and it finished the week at that level.3 Meanwhile, riskier assets like high yield corporate bonds outperformed, gaining in sympathy with U.S. equities.4
If there was a blemish on last week's economic data scorecard, it was The Conference Board Consumer Confidence report, which showed an unexpected drop in August and the softest "expectations" reading since July 2016.5 Initial jobless claims continued to come in above 1 million per week — not an encouraging sign given that enhanced unemployment insurance under the CARES Act expired a month ago.6
For those paying attention on the Friday before Labor Day (we will be!), this week's main event will be the release of the August U.S. employment report. We expect it to show a further modest drop in the unemployment rate and a healthy, albeit slower, rate of net job creation.
Each week, we present our featured topics in the context of the major themes listed below from Nuveen's 2020 Midyear Outlook:
U.S. economy: Looking for a full recovery by late 2021, albeit with high unemployment.
Global economy: More monetary and fiscal stimulus is needed to keep businesses afloat.
Policy watch: No Fed interest rate hikes until well after the economy has healed.
Fixed income: Lean into higher-risk assets to generate income.
Equities: Focusing on quality across the board (and dividend payers, too).
Asset allocation: Consider benefits of active management amid idiosyncratic opportunities.
Quote of the week:
"I knew the record would stand until it was broken." — Yogi Berra
It pays for investors to keep their balance
It's too soon for investors to feel comfortable that the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is far behind them, even as new cases in the U.S. fell sharply again last week. But there's also a danger that people who have missed the rally in risk assets like stocks and corporate bonds since they bottomed on March 23 won't benefit from future gains. A sense of regret over selling low as the 11-year equity bull market ended abruptly in the early days of the COVID-19 crisis, combined with fear of buying high amid soaring stock prices since then, has prevented many investors from getting back in the game.
Indeed, weekly fund flow data from ICI indicates that individuals continue to pour money into bond mutual funds and ETFs — maintaining a multi-year trend — while pulling billions of dollars out of equity products.7 Institutional investors have behaved in a similar fashion, funneling nearly $100 billion into U.S. fixed income strategies in the second quarter but exiting U.S. equity mandates to the tune of $17 billion in outflows.8
With the benefit of hindsight, we know that the March 2020 selloff created a historic buying opportunity in stocks. Against that backdrop, rebalancing a portfolio to its target allocation of 50% U.S. stocks (as measured by the S&P 500 Index) and 50% investment-grade bonds (represented by the Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Aggregate Index) at the end of the first quarter would have boosted such a portfolio's 2020 cumulative return by nearly 2%, to 10.2%.9 That's largely because the rebalancing would have entailed selling bonds and using the proceeds to buy stocks just prior to a massive rally that has seen the S&P 500 surge 57% between March 23 and August 28.10 (Without rebalancing, a 50/50 portfolio left untouched in 2020 would have returned a still-robust 8.3% through August 28.)11
In contrast, investors who dumped all of their stocks at the March bottom, shifting into cash and staying on the sidelines, are still sitting on a 6.5% loss. Even those who sold only half of their equity holdings have suffered, generating barely positive results (+0.9%) for the year to date.12
Looking ahead, there are plenty of potential sources of volatility that might keep reluctant investors from dipping their toe back into the equity pool. Scaling back or eliminating fiscal stimulus threatens the U.S. economic recovery, while uncertainty surrounding a possible government shutdown and the results of the presidential election soon thereafter could roil markets. Additionally, an unraveling of the U.S.-China trade agreement could lead to increased tariffs, which we know from recent experience could send stocks tumbling.
At best, these scenarios, were they to unfold, might offer buying opportunities for investors looking to make up for lost time. But staying on the sidelines expecting or hoping for a dip has been detrimental to meeting investors' long-term financial goals even in this unusually volatile year.
Strong economic data keeps rolling in, but …
A once-in-a-century pandemic, political gridlock, civil unrest — anyone reading the news lately could be forgiven for not noticing that the global economy is in the midst of a surprisingly strong recovery. The Citigroup Global Economic Surprise Index, a series that measures the extent to which economic data exceeds or falls short of consensus expectations, hit an all-time high this month, led by strong performances in the U.S. and eurozone.
The magnitude of the positive surprises has been impressive, and their breadth across various segments of the U.S. economy is encouraging. Just last week, the U.S. continued its recent run of forecast-topping data:
Bolstered by record-low borrowing costs, new home sales soared 13.9% in July and a scorching 36.3% compared to a year ago.13
Pending home sales, a forward-looking indicator of home sales based on contract signings, jumped 5.9% last month and 15.5% versus last year.14
Orders for durable goods (machinery, computer equipment and other big-ticket items) grew 11.2% in July, following June's upwardly revised 7.7% increase. Significantly, "core" capital goods, a key measure of business investment, edged up 2%, nearly returning to pre-pandemic levels.15
Meanwhile, July data for U.S. personal income (+0.4%) and spending (+1.9%) came in stronger than expected but still reflected a significant deceleration from levels in May and June, when they benefited from initial economic reopenings.16 The net effect of last month's upticks in income and spending was a drop in the average savings rate to a still-very-high 17.8%.16 The true test of consumer durability will come in the August data. That will cover a period in which the safety net for unemployed workers was greatly reduced due to the expiration of the enhanced jobless benefits provided by the CARES Act. Incomes are sure to suffer, and spending may follow.
One glaring omission from the string of goods news has been the U.S. labor market. First-time claims for unemployment insurance continued to tally over 1 million per week even as the overall number of people on unemployment is still edging down. Markets expect this Friday's release of the August employment report to show a decline in the unemployment rate to below 10% and another month of 1.5 million+ net new jobs created. As impressive as that sounds, such a gain would still leave the U.S. labor force close to 10 million jobs short of where it stood in February. And keep in mind that Congress remains in recess as we approach the one-month anniversary of the expiration of enhanced unemployment benefits.
It's these 10 million unemployed workers — and the policy-driven cuts to their incomes — that continue to restrain us from predicting a rapid, V-shaped recovery for the U.S. economy as a whole. While large sectors (housing, technology and manufacturing) have shown impressive resilience to the economic impact of the pandemic, and businesses and consumers seem to have weathered this summer's wave of new COVID-19 cases in the South and West, entire industries tied to leisure and travel are still depressed. They may remain so until the health care crisis has fully abated due to a widely adopted vaccine or some other remedy. Overall, we do not see a full return to the prior peak in U.S. economic output until the second half of 2021. As long as trade and travel remain depressed, a similar fate looks likely for the rest of the world.
Nuveen/Bloomberg
The Conference Board
FundFire
U.S. Census Bureau/Dept. of HUD
Census.gov, Bloomberg
This material is prepared by and represents the views of Brian Nick, and does not necessarily represent the views of Nuveen LLC, its affiliates or other Nuveen staff.
These views are presented for informational purposes only and may change in response to changing economic and market conditions. This material is not intended to be a recommendation or investment advice, does not constitute a solicitation to buy, sell or hold a security or investment strategy, and is not provided in a fiduciary capacity. The information provided does not take into account the specific objectives or circumstances of any particular investor, or suggest any specific course of action. Investment decisions should be made based on an investor's objectives and circumstances and in consultation with his or her financial professionals. Certain products and services may not be available to all entities or persons. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Economic and market forecasts are subject to uncertainty and may change based on varying market conditions, political and economic developments.
All investments carry a certain degree of risk, including possible loss of principal, and there is no assurance that an investment will provide positive performance over any period of time. Equity investments are subject to market risk or the risk that stocks will decline in response to such factors as adverse company news or industry developments or a general economic decline. Any investment in taxable fixed-income securities is subject to certain risks, including credit risk, interest-rate risk, foreign risk, and currency risk. There are specific risks associated with international investing, which include but are not limited to foreign company risk, adverse political risk, market risk, currency risk and correlation risk. In addition, investing in securities of developing countries involve greater risk than, or in addition to, investing in developed foreign countries.
The investment advisory services, strategies and expertise of TIAA Investments, a division of Nuveen, are provided by Teachers Advisors, LLC and TIAA-CREF Investment Management, LLC.


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McCoy Trade: An Eagles Fan's Perspective
This one is tough. When I saw the tweet from Adam Shefter that stud running back Lesean McCoy had been traded to the Bills for the young and supremely talented inside linebacker, Kiko Alonso, I wasn't sure how to react. Player for player trades in the NFL very rarely happen because it is so tough to quantify how they will work out. Is a player good because he was in a certain system? Was he good because he played around good players? It's so tough to tell and that's why these types of trades hardly ever happen, but let's take a look at it.
First, the Eagles owe Lesean McCoy 11.95 million dollars this year, with an 8 million dollar cap hit. That is an extremely high number for an RB in today's NFL, where there seems to be little demand for RB's. Just look at the Patriots who won the Super Bowl despite signing their starting running back, Blount, two-thirds of the way through the season. In the current NFL, if you have a quarterback you have a chance and everything else seems to not matter.
The Eagles aggressive offseason moves have begun with trading LeSean McCoy. Could their next big splash move be going after Oregon QB Marcus Mariota?
The interesting part about McCoy's financial situation is that the Eagles already had $42 million in cap room before sending him packing. That is a ton of money, especially for a team that went 10-6 this past year. This most likely means the team will make a run for some free agents, and I'm expecting them to spend it on defense. The secondary needs help, and If Devin McCourty, the safety from New England, makes it to FA, which seems likely, maybe they make a run at him. Or maybe they'll target high-profile FA corners Byron Maxwell or Brandon Flowers (especially in light of cutting Cary Williams). But surely, some money will be spent on Chip's side of the ball, and maybe they make a run at an RB and offensive linemen. There is also the looming possibility they make a run at Marcus Mariota on draft day. Ultimately, Kelly knows that he can score, but he also knows from experience that if you can't stop the other team, then it doesn't matter how many points you put up.
While seeing McCoy leave hurts, the Eagles receive the legend of Kiko Alonso in return. Alonso had an absolutely stellar rookie year two years ago (he suffered an ACL injury causing him to miss all of last season). 159 tackles, 4 picks and 2 FF don't happen by accident. If that's the kind of production the Eagles will get out of him for the next 5-8 years, then this trade will be completely worth it. Add on the fact that he will be on his rookie contract for another two years, and the pot becomes even sweeter. And at the end of the day, McCoy is a RB and when they hit their wall, they hit it fast. How many great years can McCoy really have left? 3? 4? 5? It's hard to know, but my bet would be no more than 5, if that. There is no doubt that in the long term, the Eagles will get more out of Kiko Alonso than they would have out of McCoy.
Losing McCoy hurts, but Kiko Alonso has a bright future
As an Eagles fan, I hate seeing McCoy go. He provided us with some great memories. No true Eagles fan will ever forget the infamous snow bowl against Detroit in 2013, where McCoy exploded in the second half in the midst of an absolute blizzard. We thank McCoy for those moments and wish him the best, but look forward to seeing what Alonso can bring to our defense. I take a stud ILB over a stud RB in today's NFL any day of the week. With Alonso and Mychal Kendricks leading the inside of this defense for the foreseeable future, the Eagles should start to form a new identity on defense.
By Peter Gumas
Images: LeSean McCoy, Marcus Mariota, and Kiko Alonso,
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Discussion in 'All Other Software' started by bearbottoms, Aug 5, 2006.
Windows XP. I installed MSOffice to verify something, then uninstalled it. Since doing this, the HTML links I've inserted in Open Office calc no longer work.
I get a red x windows error message saying: Window's cannot find 'http://blahblah'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search for a file.....etc.
Apparently, MSOffice changes some setting preventing the links in Open Office calc from working. I need help re-establishing functionallity.
would it be worth trying a System Restore?
Great suggestion, though I'm reluctant to do a restore. I re-installed MSOffice this morning, which caused the problem. Howsosomeever, I also downloaded some MSFlightSimulator aircraft over the past week from FSDome.com and picked up some worms which I also cleaned completely this morning. (My anti-software did a good job identifying and stopping any damage...especially since the problems were sitting in zip files I hadn't installed yet.) If I don't find an answer myself or from someone else, I may have to resolve the issue by doing a restore to about a week ago. I certainly don't want to put the zip files back on my computer.
I am hesitant to tell new folks much when they indicate they are advanced as dont want to offend. I assume you know that system restore will not take care of an infection so if it were me i would want to rule that out as a possibility which Hijack this will indicate.
I have Hijack this. I'm certainly not a beginner, but never beyond advice...let me see what hijackthis returns.
I'm fairly certain I'm clean as the log file indicates to me...but as I consider myself an advanced user....I'm no programmer geek either.
For instance...I'm new here...so I don't know how to get a moderator to move this to the security forum...and I'm still not really sure it should go there. See, I can show weakness.
BTW, I took care of the basics, uninstalling Open Office, cleaning up after, and reinstalling the software etc. etc. My links still won't work. I deleted a couple and reset them in the cells as hyperlinks...no joy kilroy.
Click here to download CWShredder.
Now boot to safe mode, close all browser windows, open cwshredder.exe then click Fix and let it run.
Come back here and post a new HijackThis log along with the log from Panda scan.
Dc3.zip was a file I had trouble with earlier. This file was an aircraft I downloaded from FSDome which AVG alerted that it was infected with a worm. It was sitting on my desktop in a zip file. I never installed it thankfully, and sent it to the recycle bin to erase. I put it in the recycle bin to erase with Eraser (and have now done so). Took about 15 minutes to erase it.
Are you still having the same problem?
If so, please reproduce the exact error message that you are getting.
I found and deleted the first and third. I did not find the second, however, I did delete the RO start page with (Sub_CLCID).
The exact error message appears in a dialogue box with a red X and says: "Windows cannot find 'http://www.snapfiles.com'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To Search for a file, click the Start Button, and then click Search."
If I convert the calc file from .xls to .html the links work perfectly. It is only in the .xls format in Open Office Calc that the error occurs. Before I installed MSOffice, then uninstalled it, the links worked perfectly. I could check the links while still in calc. Now I cannot.
One of the files I use in calc where the issue occurs is published to my little personal website. You can see the simple formatting at http://members.cox.net/bearbottoms1 The links from calc work fine on the website and in the calc html file I upload. The html file I upload is a conversion of the calc .xls file.


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Home › Statements › American Party of Labor: This Holiday Season, We Remember Those Lost, and Fight for a Working Class Future
American Party of Labor: This Holiday Season, We Remember Those Lost, and Fight for a Working Class Future
By Editor on December 25, 2020
The American Party of Labor wishes a happy end of the year to all the working class and oppressed people in the United States and around the world, and a happy celebration of all religious and secular holidays marked at this time of year. At the end of this tumultuous year of struggle, we bring attention to those who have lost their lives to the virus and whose families, friends, and co-workers all feel the profound void in their celebrations left by those lost to government mismanagement, for-profit healthcare, and indifferent corporate legislation. We offer our solidarity too to those workers who continue to work and are offered no break during "peak season" where the ruling and middle classes rely on the working class to deliver their items, cook their food, and otherwise furnish the holiday.
At the turning of this year, though, we also remember the tremendous struggles and victories achieved this year across the country during the George Floyd movement. As many face financial destitution and government inaction this holiday season, and worry about the security of their work, let those struggles and victories be an example for how to create a society in which the lives of workers are the chief concern, and human life and creativity are valued above corporate profit and presidential prestige.
This new year, let's continue our movement for justice against barbaric pandemic capitalism!
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//RandomWind.cs for unity-chan!
//
//Original Script is here:
//ricopin / RandomWind.cs
//Rocket Jump : http://rocketjump.skr.jp/unity3d/109/
//https://twitter.com/ricopin416
//
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

namespace UnityChan
{
	public class RandomWind : MonoBehaviour
	{
		private SpringBone[] springBones;
		public bool isWindActive = true;

		// Use this for initialization
		void Start ()
		{
			springBones = GetComponent<SpringManager> ().springBones;
		}

		// Update is called once per frame
		void Update ()
		{
			Vector3 force = Vector3.zero;
			if (isWindActive) {
				force = new Vector3 (Mathf.PerlinNoise (Time.time, 0.0f) * 0.005f, 0, 0);
			}

			for (int i = 0; i < springBones.Length; i++) {
				springBones [i].springForce = force;
			}
		}

		void OnGUI ()
		{
			//Rect rect1 = new Rect (10, Screen.height - 40, 400, 30);
			//isWindActive = GUI.Toggle (rect1, isWindActive, "Random Wind");
		}

	}
}

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Do I need to replace the regular wall board behind the sink with something that is water proof before I install the glass tile? The counters are already installed.
I didn't and it has been up for about 8 years. After you grout it make sure you put a sealer on it.
Thanks Sheri, I am worried that mold will happen even if .i seal the grout but I won't know about it because it will be invisible behind the tile. Even if I seal the grout some little crack could happen and water could get behind the tile. I live in earthquake land. Am I worrying too much?
you could paint the wall with kiltz first then put up the tile. I live in Texas and we get cracks in the walls well everywhere. I think it will be ok. you can reapply sealer once a year if it will make you feel better.
RMJ and Sheri, Thanks for your responses. I guess that is what I will do use the Kilz. You both mentioned the same thing.
No, you don't! just make sure to sue a mortar that is good for a "wet" area...altho really, how wet will it get? Use a good grout and, after it is dry, go back and check it. It is surprising how ofter spots get missed. add grout if necessary. Clean up the excess and then allow to dry. I often use a small paint brush to apply sealer so as not to get it all over the glass if using glass tile. Kilz isn't even necessary.
I used to work for a tile installer. He told me that you need to put the 'green board' on the counter, if tiling IT. For the wall just regular drywall is fine.
re glass tile: When you use regular tile you make grooves in the thinset or mastic with the tile trowel. When using glass tile, flatten the ridges in the thinset, or they will show after the job is completed.
I really appreciate all the feed back. Wallboard is ok. Use Kilz, make sure the thinset is smooth because of the glass tile and make sure it is water proof. Then seal the grout and be sure to cover all the grout, use a small paint brush with the sealer. OK anything else? Now all I need is the time to do it. Thank you all so much for your help.


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Kim Min-čong (* 1. září 2000 Soul) je jihokorejský zápasník–judista.

Sportovní kariéra
Vyrůstal v soulské čtvrti Mačang-tong (마장동) v rodině řezníka. V deseti letech ho rodiče dali na judo kvůli nadváze, vážil 70 kg. Vrcholově se judu začal věnovat na střední škole Po-song (보성고등학교) ve čtvrti Song-pa (송파구) a od 19 let pokračoval v tréninku na univerzitě Jongin. V jihokorejské mužské reprezentaci se prosazuje od svých 18 let od roku 2018. Jeho trenérem v reprezentaci je Kim Jong-hun.

Vítězství
 2018 – 1× světový pohár (Hong-Kong)
 2019 – 1× světový pohár (Chöch chot)

Výsledky

Odkazy

Reference

Související články
 Zápas v Jižní Koreji

Externí odkazy
 Výsledky a novinky Kim Min-čonga na judoinside.com
 Výsledky a novinky Kim Min-čonga na judobase.org

Jihokorejští judisté
Narození v roce 1990
Narození 1. září
Žijící lidé
Muži

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The Health IT Policy Committee has asked the CMS to drop the three so-called "core measures" from its proposed rule on "meaningful use," but that's not to say the committee has a problem with another group of core measures used by the Joint Commission, the CMS and the Hospital Quality Alliance quality measures reporting programs.
The two groups of measures are different, and the recent use of the phrase "core measures" by CMS rulemakers was an unfortunate choice of words that could lead to some confusion between the two, according to a Health IT Policy Committee leader.
"We wanted to get away from the terminology of core measures" for that reason, said Paul Tang, chief medical information officer for the Palo Alto Medical Foundation and co-chairman of the Health IT Policy Committee and its work group on meaningful use.
On Wednesday, the committee's work group on meaningful use presented 12 more recommendations in response to the CMS' proposed rule during a 5½-hour meeting, including one calling on the CMS to give providers more flexibility in meeting meaningful-use criteria.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, also known as the stimulus law, requires that quality reporting be a component part of meaningful use of an electronic health record.
The CMS rule proposes hospitals and physicians electronically submit clinical quality measures from a host of choices. The rule devotes dozens of page to multiple tables of applicable clinical quality measures for both hospitals and "eligible professionals," generally outpatient physicians. The required measures for eligible professionals are lumped into two groups, what the CMS calls "core measures," which are supposed to be relevant across medical specialties, and those it calls "specialty group measures," specific to a medical specialty, such as pediatrics or oncology.
While the CMS rule contains 15 tables crammed with proposed reporting measures for medical specialists, only one table is needed for the proposed three, cross-specialty core measures, all three of which are measures approved by the National Quality Forum.
A requirement to inquire and record whether a patient uses tobacco, which is a measure currently used under the Medicare Physician Quality Reporting Initiative.
An electronic record-keeping requirement for blood pressure measurement.
A requirement to record the percentage of elderly patients who receive either one or two prescription drugs deemed to be of "high risk" to the elderly.
In its eight-page list of recommendations to the Health IT Policy Committee, the work group explained that the concept of adding a set of core measures to the meaningful-use criteria, measures that should apply to all providers, "was originally proposed by the policy committee, but they were different from the ones proposed" in the CMS rule.
Based on the "six aims" of the Institute of Medicine (safety, timeliness, effectiveness, efficiency, equity and patient-centeredness) as well as priorities identified by the National Priorities Partnership, a collaboration led by the NQF.
Evidence-based, with a link to improvement in outcomes.
Measurable using coded clinical data in an EHR to minimize administrative burden in collecting and reporting.
Captured as a byproduct of the care process to fit a clinician's workflow.
Applicable to virtually all eligible providers.
Outcomes measures, to the extent possible.
The CMS-proposed core measures lacked the requisite universality, according to Tang.
"There was a concept of whether there could be some measure that would apply to every provider and hospital and we did not find any that met all of those attributes," Tang said.
The Health IT Policy Committee adopted its work group's recommendations, but whether they will actually make it into a revised CMS rule remains to be seen.
The public comment period on the proposed rule remains open until mid-March.


Did I finish?: I did -- zoomed through this one without stop!
Do I like the cover?: I love it. Even though it sort of has a The DaVinci Code-ish feel to it, I find it striking and unusual for a Tudor-set hist fic.
First line: When a burning is announced, the taverns off Smithfeld order extra barrels of ale, but when the person to be executed is a woman and one of noble birth, the ale comes by the cartload.
Buy, Borrow, or Avoid?: Borrow or buy -- this one is worth getting. History, action, unique take on a popularly novelized time, and great storytelling.
Why did I get this book?: The cover, plus I love novels with nuns.
Review: I dare you to read the first sentence and not want to keep going. From that oomph of a beginning, Bilyeau's fantastically fun and engrossing historical novel takes what is an overdone era (for me) -- the Tudors -- and provides a fun angle: the story of a noblewoman-turned-nun who finds herself an enemy of the state when Henry VIII declares himself head of the Church. At the novel's open, she's left her convent -- without permission -- to attend the public execution of her beloved cousin, and finds herself embroiled in both a battle for her faith and a fight for a legendary relic. While this has shades of Dan Brown, I didn't find this plot twist to be tiresome or over-the-top: it was the right mix of mystery and thriller.
Even if you're suffering Tudor fatigue like me, give this novel a try -- I loved the focus on the religious community and Henry and his sexual shenanigans aren't a part of the story the way much of the Tudor fic is. The novel's heroine, Joanna Stafford, was wonderful -- human, real, authentic to the era and herself, and quite compelling. She's made the list of fictional character I'd like to have as a real life bestie.
A wonderfully fun debut -- treat yourself and pick this one up, especially if you're a historical fiction fan. I understand there's a second Joanna Stafford novel coming, for which I am deeply grateful. Joanna is a heroine I want to spend more time with and I'm wicked excited for Bilyeau's next novel.
I'm thrilled to offer a copy of The Crown to one lucky reader! To enter, fill out this brief form. Open to US readers only. Ends 3/9. Be sure to return on Feb 27 for my interview with the author and another chance to enter!
This one really blew me away -- such fun!
It had everything: good plot, good characters, good writing -- I kind of want to reread it already!
I am reading this one in the upcoming week, so I skimmed your review. I am glad to hear that you loved it so much, and with all the good things I have been haring about it, I will be excited to get started and see what I think as well!
I so want to read this! It sounds like a different take on the Tudors and there's not usually many nuns on the books. Thanks for the review!
I really loved this one too :) Can't wait for the next one!
Thanks for this review. I had originally passed on this book because I haven't had the greatest luck with novels about nuns and have OD'd on everything Tudor, but I like how this one sounds so different.
Another great review, Audra. I also enjoyed this one very much and can't wait for more!
I've REALLY got to get my hands on this one. As a Catholic, I would love to hear this differeny POV.


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Amiran Shota Revishvili (, ), born February 11, 1956, is a cardiac electrophysiologist, president of Pan-Russian Scientific Society of Clinical Electrophysiology, Arrhythmology and Cardiac Pacing.

Key positions and honours
 Pan-Russian Scientific Society of Clinical Electrophysiology, Arrhythmology and Cardiac Pacing, founding president
 Center of Surgical and Interventional Arrhythmology, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, executive director
 Department of Tachiarrhytmias, Bakulev Scientific Center of Cardiovascular Surgery, chief
 Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, member, 2011
 Russian Academy of Sciences, member, 2013
State Prize of the Russian Federation, 2016

References

Cardiac electrophysiologists
Russian cardiologists
Russian people of Georgian descent
Living people
1956 births


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spec is a bit more correct than mine anyways. I'll do the review once I unbork mock.
beautifully on my F8 x86_64 box.
David, are you reviewing this?  If so, please set fedora-review to '?'.
APPROVED, just fix the license field and the Requires before checking this in.
Can you tell me why this package do not BuildRequires dirac-devel ?
> Can you tell me why this package do not BuildRequires dirac-devel ?
We need an ack from the primary maintainer here.


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La nona edizione dei British Academy Video Games Awards, premiazione istituita dalla British Academy of Film and Television Arts, si è tenuta il 5 marzo 2013 all'Hotel Hilton di Londra ed è stata condotta da Dara Ó Briain. Da questa edizione venne introdotta la categoria "Miglior gioco britannico". Journey è risultato essere il gioco più vincente della serata, ottenendo 5 riconoscimenti su 8 candidature.

Vincitori e candidati

Miglior gioco d'azione
 Far Cry 3 – Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft
 Borderlands 2 – Gearbox Software/2K Games
 Call of Duty: Black Ops II – Treyarch/Activision
 Halo 4 – 343 Industries/Microsoft Game Studios
 Hitman: Absolution –  IO Interactive/Square Enix
 Mass Effect 3 – BioWare/Electronic Arts

Miglior gioco portatile o mobile
 The Walking Dead – Telltale Games
 Incoboto – Dene Carter
 LittleBigPlanet (Vita) –  Double Eleven e Tarsier Studios/Sony Computer Entertainment
 New Star Soccer – New Star Games
 The Room – Fireproof Games
 Super Monsters Ate My Condo – Adult Swim/PikPok

Miglior direzione artistica
 Journey – Matt Nava, Aaron Jessie, thatgamecompany/Sony Computer Entertainment
 Borderlands 2 – Jeramy Cooke, Gearbox Software/2K Games
 Dear Esther – Robert Briscoe, The Chinese Room
 Far Cry 3 – Jean-Alexis Doyon, Vincent Jean, Genseki Tanaka, Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft
 Halo 4 – Scott Warner, Kenneth Scott, 343 Industries/Microsoft Game Studios
 The Room – Robert Dodd, Mark Hamilton, Fireproof Games

Miglior gioco innovativo
 The Unfinished Swan – Giant Sparrow e Santa Monica Studio/Sony Computer Entertainment
 Call of Duty: Black Ops II – Treyarch/Activision
 Fez – Polytron Corporation/Trapdoor
 Journey – thatgamecompany/Sony Computer Entertainment
 Kinect Sesame Street TV – Microsoft Studios e Soho Productions/Microsoft Studios
 Il libro degli incantesimi –  London Studio

Miglior sonoro
 Journey – thatgamecompany/Sony Computer Entertainment
 Assassin's Creed III – Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft
 Beat Sneak Bandit – Simogo
 Dear Esther – The Chinese Room
 Far Cry 3 – Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft
 Halo 4 – 343 Industries/Microsoft Game Studios

Miglior gioco online
 SongPop – FreshPlanet
 Amateur Surgeon Hospital – Mediatonic
 Dick and Dom's HOOPLA! – Team Cooper
 Merlin: The Game – Bobbs Studios
 Runescape – Jagex
 The Settlers Online – Blue Byte/Ubisoft

BAFTA Ones To Watch Award
 Starcrossed – Kajak Games
 Pixel Story – Lamplight Studios
 Project Thanatos – Raptor Games

Miglior multiplayer online
 Journey – thatgamecompany/Sony Computer Entertainment
 Assassin's Creed III – Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft
 Borderlands 2 – Gearbox Software/2K Games
 Call of Duty: Black Ops II – Treyarch/Activision
 Halo 4 – 343 Industries/Microsoft Game Studios
 Need For Speed Most Wanted – Criterion Games/Electronic Arts

Gioco dell'anno
 Dishonored – Arkane Studios/Bethesda Softworks
 Far Cry 3 – Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft
 FIFA 13 – EA Canada/Electronic Arts
 Journey – thatgamecompany/Sony Computer Entertainment
 Mass Effect 3 – BioWare/Electronic Arts
 The Walking Dead – Telltale Games

Miglior colonna sonora originale
 Journey – Austin Wintory, thatgamecompany/Sony Computer Entertainment
 Assassin's Creed III – Lorne Balfe, Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft
 Diablo III – Russell Brower, Derek Duke, Glenn Stafford, Blizzard Entertainment
 Thomas Was Alone – David Housden, Mike Bithell
 The Unfinished Swan – Joel Corelitz, Giant Sparrow e Santa Monica Studio/Sony Computer Entertainment
 The Walking Dead – Jared Emerson-Johnson, Telltale Games

Miglior gioco britannico
 The Room – Fireproof Games
 Dear Esther – The Chinese Room
 Forza Horizon – Playground Games/Microsoft Studios
 LEGO Il Signore degli Anelli – Traveller's Tales/Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
 Need for Speed Most Wanted – Criterion Games/Electronic Arts
 Super Hexagon – Terry Cavanagh

Miglior performance
 Danny Wallace (Narratore) - Thomas Was Alone
 Adrian Hough (Haytham) - Assassin's Creed III
 Dave Fennoy (Lee Everett) - The Walking Dead
 Melissa Hutchison (Clementine) - The Walking Dead
 Nigel Carrington (Narratore) - Dear Esther
 Nolan North (Nathan Drake) - Uncharted: L'abisso d'oro

Miglior gioco di debutto
 The Unfinished Swan – Giant Sparrow e Santa Monica Studio/Sony Computer Entertainment
 Deadlight – Tequila Works/Microsoft Studios
 Dear Esther – The Chinese Room
 Forza Horizon – Playground Games/Microsoft Studios
 Proteus – Ed Key, David Kanaga
 The Room – Fireproof Games

Miglior gioco di sport o fitness
 New Star Soccer – New Star Games
 FIFA 13 – EA Canada/Electronic Arts
 F1 2012 – Codemasters
 Forza Horizon – Playground Games/Microsoft Studios
 Nike+ Kinect Training – Sumo Digital/Microsoft Studios
 Trials Evolution – RedLynx e Ubisoft Shanghai/Microsoft Studios

Miglior gioco per famiglie
 LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes –
 Clay Jam – Fat Pebble/Zynga
 Just Dance 4 – Ubisoft
 LEGO Il Signore degli Anelli – Traveller's Tales/Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
 Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition – Mojang/Microsoft Studios
 Skylanders Giants – Toys for Bob/Activision e Vivendi Games

Miglior storia
 The Walking Dead – Sean Vanaman, Mark Darin, Gary Whitta, Telltale Games
 Dishonored – Harvey Smith, Arkane Studios/Bethesda Softworks
 Far Cry 3 – Jeffrey Yohalem, Lucien Soulban, Li Kuo, Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft
 Journey – thatgamecompany/Sony Computer Entertainment
 Mass Effect 3 – Mac Walters, BioWare/Electronic Arts
 Thomas was Alone – Mike Bithell

Miglior gioco di strategia
XCOM: Enemy Unknown –  Firaxis Games/2K Games
 Dark Souls: Prepare To Die – FromSoftware/Bandai Namco Entertainment
 Diablo III – Blizzard Entertainment
 Football Manager 2013 – Sports Interactive/Sega
 Total War Shogun 2: Fall of the Samurai – The Creative Assembly/Sega
 Great Big War Game – Rubicon Developments

Miglior design
 Journey – thatgamecompany/Sony Computer Entertainment
 Borderlands 2 – Gearbox Software/2K Games
 Dishonored –  Arkane Studios/Bethesda Softworks
 Far Cry 3 – Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft
 The Walking Dead – Telltale Games
 XCOM: Enemy Unknown – Firaxis Games/2K Games

Fellowship
 Gabe Newell

Collegamenti esterni

British Academy Video Games Awards


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自己租的 VPS 經歷上次的更新 MySQL 5.7 版本之後就爛掉,資料庫變成只能讀不能儲存…..
#Firstly, we have to login the root user via ssh.
切換到 git 使用者的家目錄下面並 clone Gitolite 的 repository.
# ssh key generation and we have to type one and more enter key to check some interactive message.
# In your Linux client and run your-name@your-ip-address-or-hostname:~$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "Git-Admin"
像這樣就是新增一個名字叫做 testing 的 repository。如果要新增其他的,就依照新增 testing 的格式,再增加一個 repository.