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Crystal Spring Farm is owned by the Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust (BTLT). Seth and Maura lease the farm from BTLT and run the farm business independently. The farm was saved from development in 1997 through the dedication of BTLT board members and generous support of the people and businesses of Brunswick. BTLT's commitment to local agriculture allowed us to form a lease for this historic farm in 2003.


Dog teething is a necessary evil for all puppies and their owners.
Sometime between 2 and 7 months, your dog's baby teeth will be replaced by her permanent adult teeth and your puppy will chew everything in sight.
Since most puppies go to their new homes when they are between 6 and 8 weeks old, it won't be long before chewing becomes an issue.
A puppy who is teething, will chew on anything that is available.
Dog teething – by far the most common reason for chewing.
Separation anxiety – If your dog has separation anxiety, it doesn't go away when she matures and becomes an adult. Dogs with separation anxiety chew things because they are anxious. If your dog only chews when you are not home, suspect separation anxiety.
Boredom – Puppies and adult dogs alike can be bored. They all need some mental stimulation and some toys to keep them busy.
Dogs, like their wolf ancestors, are carnivores, meaning that they are meat eaters. Their teeth were designed for tearing and chewing meat.
Your new puppy has 28 baby teeth, and they will be replaced by 42 permanent or adult teeth by the time your dog is 7 months old. We refer to the time that is happening, as dog teething.
When your Bichon Frise is licking you, she is probably giving you a kiss!
All your dogs's teeth are not the same.
Your pup has incisors for grasping food, canine teeth for tearing, premolars and molars for grinding food.
The incisors and canine teeth are in the front and the molars are in the back of his mouth.
In addition, your puppy has salivary glands that lubricate the food and start digestion.
And his tongue guides his food to the back of his throat, licks up small pieces of food and laps up water.
Dogs also use their tongues to show affection or subservience (being submissive).
When your puppy starts teething, you will think that a tornado has hit your home.
Finding ways to cut down on the damage is important, as there is no way that you can stop your dog's chewing.
Your puppy's teething will take several months to complete.
Chewing while teething, is natural. And it does serve a purpose. Chewing on something helps the new teeth break through the gums. Just like chewing helps a human baby with its new teeth.
Dog teething can be difficult for your puppy. His gums will be swollen and painful and the whole process makes him very anxious and upset.
Chewing helps him find relief. Your puppy will want to chew everything in sight, when he is not sleeping!
Why Not Just Stop the Chewing?
In addition to helping teeth to break through the gums, chewing serves another purpose. It helps to loosen the baby teeth, so they can come out.
When you are teething, furniture legs are really tempting!
Occasionally, a dog's teeth don't come out when they should.
When baby teeth are retained after the adult teeth have emerged, this leads to problems.
Your puppy could end up with problems like a gum infection, problems with development of his jaw or misalignment of his teeth.
You should inspect your puppy's mouth from time to time. If you see a double row of teeth or anything that doesn't look right to you, have your vet check your dog's mouth.
Baby teeth that don't fall out will have to be removed surgically by your vet.
So you really don't want to stop your dog from chewing. Chewing is natural and necessary for your dog's healthy teeth and mouth development.
However, there are some things that you can do to keep your puppy's chewing under control. The idea is that you want to prevent your puppy from chewing your items and redirect his chewing to allowed items.
Pick up personal items – This is a great way to get family members to pick up those personal items that get thrown into piles around the house. If clothing, shoes and other items are put away, your puppy can't chew them.
Confine your puppy – Keep your puppy in a confined space until his puppy teething days are over. Many people choose to confine a puppy to the kitchen, as there are fewer things to chew there. Use a pet gate to close off doorways to the puppy's room.
Dog crate – Alternatively you could keep your dog in his crate when you can't supervise his activities. This is a good idea when you have to leave the house and your puppy will be alone. Make sure your pup has toys to entertain him and water to drink, in his crate.
Bitter apple spray – A dog chewing deterrent, bitter apple tastes bad to your puppy if she tries to chew something that has been sprayed. Use bitter apple spray on furniture, wall trim and personal items like shoes.
Frozen dog treats – Just like babies, puppies find relief to their painful gums when they chew on something cold. Try freezing a carrot or try something like the Doggie Cone Maker. It can keep a puppy occupied for quite a while.
Teething rings – A treat for your puppy, these teething rings last longer than the chew sticks.
Dog chew toys – Most dogs like rope toys, even into their adult years. But a teething puppy may need an assortment of toys to keep him occupied and happy. This assortment gives you variety for a reasonable price.
Dog chew bone – Nothing like a bone for a dog. This one was designed to keep puppies happily chewing for hours.
Exercise your puppy – A tired puppy will sleep more. A puppy who is sleeping is not chewing.
While dog teething can be traumatic for you, keep in mind that it will pass. Your dog will stop his constant chewing when his new teeth have come in.
In the meantime, keep valuable things out of reach and provide your puppy with things that he can chew!


Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson, book three of the Stormlight Archive series, claimed first place on the hardcover list, followed by Andy Weir's Artemis. Joe Hill's collection of four short novels, Strange Weather (Morrow), was the new runner-up. We had 54 nominated titles, down from 59 last month.
Tim Pratt's The Wrong Stars won the paperback list with almost a third more votes than second place finisher, At the Sign of Triumph by David Weber (book nine in the Safehold series). A Spoonful of Magic by Irene Radford (DAW) was the new runner-up; 57 titles were nominated, down from last month's 65.
For the third month in a row, The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin dominated the trade paperback list, with almost twice as many votes as an old favorite, Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. The new runner-up was Lost Gods by Brom (Harper Voyager); 72 titles were nominated, the same as last month.
No changes from last month on the media-related & gaming related list, with Welcome to Night Vale novel It Devours! by Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor in first place and Star Wars: From a Certain Point of View in second. There were no new runners-up. We had 22 titles nominated, down from last month's 32.


Smart, tailored panels combine the softness of curtains with the functionality of blinds, and Roman Shades can be uses on most of the window in your home. Their lines are perfect for small windows, in which elaborate treatments might be too busy, and for large ones, in which they can complement a room without overpowering it.
There are three basic styles: classic, casual, and formal. The choice of fabric will influence the final effect (toile, for instance, tends to look more formal than plaids and gingham, regardless of the shade's shape). We install the Roman Shades inside window frames; they can also be wall mounted outside the window.
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And whereas it is the duty of nations as well as of men, to own their dependence upon the overruling power of God...and to recognize the sublime truth, announced in the Holy Scriptures and proven by all history, that those nations only are blessed whose God is the Lord.
- National Day of Prayer Proclamation, March 30, 1863
National Day of Prayer Proclamation
PROCLAMATION APPOINTING A NATIONAL FAST DAY
Whereas, the Senate of the United States, devoutly recognizing the Supreme Authority and just Government of Almighty God, in all the affairs of men and of nations, has, by a resolution, requested the President to designate and set apart a day for National prayer and humiliation:
And whereas it is the duty of nations as well as of men, to own their dependence upon the overruling power of God, to confess their sins and transgressions, in humble sorrow, yet with assured hope that genuine repentance will lead to mercy and pardon; and to recognize the sublime truth, announced in the Holy Scriptures and proven by all history, that those nations only are blessed whose God is the Lord:
And, insomuch as we know that, by His divine law, nations like individuals are subjected to punishments and chastisements in this world, may we not justly fear that the awful calamity of civil war, which now desolates the land, may be but a punishment, inflicted upon us, for our presumptuous sins, to the needful end of our national reformation as a whole People? We have been the recipients of the choicest bounties of Heaven. We have been preserved, these many years, in peace and prosperity. We have grown in numbers, wealth and power, as no other nation has ever grown. But we have forgotten God. We have forgotten the gracious hand which preserved us in peace, and multiplied and enriched and strengthened us; and we have vainly imagined, in the deceitfulness of our hearts, that all these blessings were produced by some superior wisdom and virtue of our own. Intoxicated with unbroken success, we have become too self-sufficient to feel the necessity of redeeming and preserving grace, too proud to pray to the God that made us!
It behooves us then, to humble ourselves before the offended Power, to confess our national sins, and to pray for clemency and forgiveness.
Now, therefore, in compliance with the request, and fully concurring in the views of the Senate, I do, by this proclamation, designate and set apart Thursday, the 30th. day of April, 1863, as a day of national humiliation, fasting and prayer. And I do hereby request all the People to abstain, on that day, from their ordinary secular pursuits, and to unite, at their several places of public worship and their respective homes, in keeping the day holy to the Lord, and devoted to the humble discharge of the religious duties proper to that solemn occasion.
All this being done, in sincerity and truth, let us then rest humbly in the hope authorized by the Divine teachings, that the united cry of the Nation will be heard on high, and answered with blessings, no less than the pardon of our national sins, and the restoration of our now divided and suffering Country, to its former happy condition of unity and peace.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this thirtieth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, and, of the Independence of the United States the eighty seventh.
By the President:
William H. Seward, Secretary of State
MARCH 30 , 1863
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See also: The history of the National Day of Prayer (signed into law by President Harry Truman in 1952, and amended by President Ronald Reagan in 1988 to establish the annual National Day of Prayer as the first Thursday in May).
See also: Lincoln's Proclamation of Thanksgiving.
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Q: Filter in jq based on an array of string This is close to this question: jq filter JSON array based on value in list , the only difference being the condition.  I don't want equality as a condition, but a "contains", but I am struggling to do it correctly.
The problem:
If want to filter elements of an input file based on the presence of a specific value in an entry
The input file:
[{
    "id":"type 1 is great"
},{
    "id":"type 2"
},
{
    "id":"this is another type 2"
},
{
    "id":"type 4"
}]

The filter file:
ids.txt:
type 2
type 1

The select.jq file:
 def isin($a): . as $in | any($a[]; contains($in));
 map( select( .id | contains($ids) ) )

The jq command:
jq --argjson ids "$(jq -R . ids.txt | jq -s .)" -f select.jq test.json

The expected result should be something like:
[{
  "id":"type 1 is great"
},{
 "id":"type 2"
},
{
  "id":"this is another type 2"
}]

The problem is obviously in the "isin" function of the select.jq file, so how to write it correctly to check if an entry contains one of the string of another array?

A: Here is a solution that illustrates that there is no need to invoke jq more than once. In accordance with the jq program shown in the question, it also assumes that the selection is to be based on the values of the "id" key.
< ids.txt jq -nR --argfile json input.json '
  # Is the input an acceptable value?
  def acceptable($array): any(contains($array[]); .);

  [inputs] as $substrings
  | $json
  | map( select(.id | acceptable($substrings)) )
'

Note on --argfile
--argfile has been deprecated, so you may wish to use --slurpfile instead, in which case you'd have to write $json[0].

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News | ニュース
大ニュース:
—Tenure-track offer made & accepted: Assistant professor of English & creative writing, Bowling Green State University, March 2019
—Literary/Speculative hypertext published: Dukkha, My Love, 2017
小ニュース:
—Reading: CityLit Festival, The Beiging of America panel, The University of Baltimore, Baltimore, MD, 28 April 2019
—Interview published: "Jackson Bliss Joining Creative Writing Program in Fall 2019," English Department News, English Department, Bowling Green State University, 19 April 2019
—Personal essay published: "Our Words Will Free Us & Set Free," Longreads, 18 March 2019
—Flash nonfiction published: "Not Done With the World," The New York Times, 23 October 2018
—Interview published (with Kaitlyn Davisio): "The Pulp OC Breaking News," The rhetorical devices of the NRA & the culture of violence, KUCI, 14 May 2018, 5-5:30
—Personal essay published: "When Words Make You Real," The Beiging of America Anthology: Personal Narratives about Being Mixed Race in the Twenty-First Century, 2Leaf Press, 2017
—Short story published: "Guide to the Other Side of the Universe," Angel City Review, Issue 5, 2017
—Essay published: "(My) Ten Rules for APIA/Hapa Fiction," Ploughshares, 6 August 2017
—Short story published: "The Conspiracy of Lemons," Witness, Vol. XXX No.2, Summer 2017
—Essay published: "Stories without Women," Ploughshares, 2 July 2017
—Essay published: "Matriarchy and the Tired Assassin," Ploughshares, 28 May 2017
Speaking for Everyone, Speaking for No One:
—A Dual Interview with Karen Tei Yamashita and Celeste Ng
Ploughshares
Killing the Messenger:
—A Dual Interview with Charles Baxter and Viet Thanh Nguyen on the Importance and the Stigma of Didactic (APIA) Fiction
—Short story published: "Living in the Future," Arts & Letters, Issue 34, Spring 2017
—Essay published: "The Psychopathic Gaze: Murder, Violence, and Misogyny in Natsuo Kirino's Out," Ploughshares, 12 February 2017
—Essay published: "Japanese Boy Band Saves the World: Postcolonial Masculinities in Final Fantasy XV," Ploughshares, 8 January 2017
—Blogging position accepted: Ploughshares, focusing on APIA literature, video games, and gender constructions, 2017-2018
—Prose poem published (in collaboration with visual artist, Rick Potts): "The Voice Inside Your Bones," 7x7, 1 December 2016
—Novella contest finalist: The Laws of Drowning and Rhetoric, Second-Annual Wild Onion Novella Contest, Curbside Splendor, 28 October 2016
—Novella chapter published: "Castaways and Worry Dolls," Joyland, 28 October 2016
—Novella chapter published: "Oaxaca Smack and Space Gladiators," Hobart, 13 October 2016
—Lyrical essay published: "Obāsan in a Cup," Guernica, 17 August 2016
—Pedagogy essay published: "The Velocity of Flying Objects," Pleiades, 30 July 2016
—Reading: "Poets & Writers' Sixth Annual Los Angeles Connecting Cultures Reading," Beyond Baroque Literary/Arts Center, Venice, CA, 30 June 2016, 7:30-9pm
—Reading: "Hapa Writers: Our Stories," Mixed Remixed Festival, Japanese American National Museum, Los Angeles, CA, 10 June 2016, 2-3:20pm
—Short story published: "My 12-Step Program for Yuki Hiramoto," Santa Monica Review, Spring 2016
—Reading: "The English Department Presents Readings by John Hoppenthaler & Jackson Bliss," Cal State Northridge, Jerome Hall 319, Northridge, CA, 30 March 2016, 7:00pm
—Interview published: "Bryan Hurt's Everyone Wants to Be Ambassador to France," Full Stop, 12 January 2016
—Cultural analysis published: "How the Internet has Changed the Way We Read," The Daily Dot, 1 Jan 2016
—Personal essay published: "We Others: A Conversation with My 13-Year Old Self," The Good Men Project, 16 November 2015
—Nomination: "The Transfusion of Yukiyo Kanahashi," nominated for a Pushcart Prize in creative nonfiction by Kartika Review
—Bilingual lyrical poem performed: "The Miracle of the Walking Fish," Musical Performance of Lyrical Poem for Songs About Places Series: Los Angeles, Pasadena Conservatory of Music, 15 February 2015, 4pm
—Lyrical essay published: "The Day I Lost Rock and Roll," Boston Review, 23 September 2014
—Personal essay republished in French: La Pénurie d'affection entre hommes," (translated and reprinted), L'Homme simple, 22 Juin 2014
—Cultural analysis published: "Driving the World Insane," Huffington Post UK, 24 March 2014
—Personal essay/cultural analysis essay published: "The Scarcity of Male Affection," The Good Men Project, 1 January 2014
—Award: 1st runner-up, The California Exchange Award (Fiction), Poets + Writers, 2013
—Lyrical essay republished: "The Transfusion of Yukiyo Kanahashi," The 2012-2013 Anthology of APIA Literature, 2013
—Short story published: "Cabrón," Tin House, 20 September 2013
—Personal essay published: "アメリカ人のお宅 (American Otaku), Discover Nikkei, 20 September 2013
—Lyrical essay republished: "How to Stay in Love," (abridged), News.com (Australia), 1 Sept 2013
—Lyrical essay published: "How to Stay in Love," The Good Men Project, 23 August 2013
—Cultural analysis published: "The Dream of an Inclusive Masculinity," The Good Men Project, 12 August 2013
—Personal essay published: "The Transfusion of Yukiyo Kanahashi," Kartika Review, Issue 15, Spring 2013
—Short story published: "When Silence is an Old Warehouse and Love is a Pocketful of Rocks," Fiction International, Issue #45: Ways of Seeing, 2012
—Short story published: "I Didn't Accidentally Karate-Kick the Stereo," Last Night on Earth Anthology, So Say We All, 2012
—Short story published: "The Blue Men inside My Head," The Antioch Review, Fall 2012
—Short story published: "Kothar," Quarter After Eight, Vol. 18, 2012
—Award: 2nd place winner, Edward W. Moses Graduate Creative Writing Competition (Fiction), University of Southern California, 2011
—Short story published: "30 Roofies," Quarterly West, Issue #70/71, 2011
—Reading: Kundiman West (reading with Melissa Roxas, Oliver de la Paz, Nicky Schildkraut, and Ngoc Luu), 28 April 2010, Café Princesa, 7-8
—Short story published: "Imperfect Stranger," The Loudest Voice Anthology, Volume 1, 2010
—Novella chapter published (from The Laws of Drowning and Rhetoric): "The Great Fall," Fiction #56, 2010
—Novella chapter published (from The Laws of Drowning and Rhetoric): "The Molestation of Skinny Boys," African American Review, Vol. 43, No.1, 2010
—Short story published: "A Full Cellar," ZYZZYVA #88, Spring 2010
—Reading: The Loudest Voice (reading with Mark Irwin, Elise Suklje Martin, Lisa Locascio, and Jessica Piazza), The Mountain Bar, 1 October 2009, 7-9
—Award: College Merit Award Fellow for the PhD in Literature and Creative Writing, University of Southern California, 2009-2013
—Short story published: "City of Sand," Notre Dame Review, Issue 28, Summer/Fall 2009
—Short story published: "Broken Pottery," Connecticut Review, Spring 2009
—Short story published: "Cowboys of My Heart: the 5-DVD Box Set," Kenyon Review, May 2009
—Award: Kaneb Outstanding Graduate Student Teacher Award Winner for Excellence in Teaching, University of Notre Dame, 2008
—Reading: Sparks Prize Winner Reading, The University of Notre Dame, North Dining Hall, 6 February 2008, 6-7
—Short story published: "Nimble Calligraphy," Stand Magazine (UK), 8(4) 2008
—Lyrical essay published: "Piano Lessons," South Loop Review, V. 10, 2008
—Short story published: "Change Gonna Come," Fringe Magazine, January 2008
—Award: La Vie de Bohème Literary Prize Winner, Steve Tomasula, 2007
—Award: Sparks Prize Winner in Fiction, University of Notre Dame, 2007
—Personal essay published: "Stripped Down," Pology Magazine, October 2007
—Novella chapter published (from The Laws of Drowning and Rhetoric): "The Space Between Brooklyn and Manhattan," Word Riot, July 2007
—Novella chapter published (from The Laws of Drowning and Rhetoric): "Body Language," Writers Post-Journal, 2007
—Short story published: "City Lunch," 3:am Magazine, January 2007
—Short story published: "Golden State," The SoMa Literary Review, January 2007
—Reading: Notre Dame Literary Festival, University of Notre Dame, Washington Hall, 14 February 2006, 8-9:30
—Reading: Lulu Reading Series (reading with Katie Pilles-Genaw), 28 March 2006, 7:30-8:30
—Novel excerpt published: "Delilah in Collision," The Pittsburgh Quarterly, Spring 2006
—Short story published: "The Gift of Space," Denver Syntax, Issue 9, 2006
—Reading: Lulu Reading Series (reading with Lynne Chien), 13 September 2006, 7:30-8:30
—Short story published: "Lost," Right Hand Pointing, Fiction Issue, 2006
—Short story published: "Everyday Corporate America," BlazeVox, Spring 2006


Another downtown Louisville hotel has opened its doors ahead of the Kentucky Derby.
The 133-room Homewood Suites by Hilton Louisville Downtown debuted March 21 at 635 W. Market St., offering another extended-stay downtown option for business and leisure travelers a short walk from the city's Museum Row.
The eight-story hotel, which stands at 105,000 square feet, is a collaboration between HBGM Partners — a company controlled by Louisville businessman Tim Mulloy and his brothers, Pat and Mark, who own the property — and Louisville real estate development firm Poe Cos.
Indianapolis-based real estate firm REI Real Estate Services also is a partner on the project with the Mulloys and Poe, and White Lodging Services is a partner and manager of the property.
Louisville-based Calhoun Construction Services Inc. was the general contractor, and Atlanta-based PFVS Architecture handled the architectural services. The estimated development cost was $25 million, and it took about 15 months to construct.
Jay Nichols, general manager of the new hotel, gave Louisville Business First a tour of the facility on Tuesday afternoon. He said nightly rates start at $179 during the week and $139 on weekends, and the rates vary based on length of stay. He described the typical stay for a downtown hotel of this type at five to 12 days.
"The longer you stay, the lower the rate gets," he said.
Nichols said the Homewood Suites brand primarily sees business travelers during the week and families during weekends and on special occasions, such as spring break.
The hotel has a large lounge area with flat-screen televisions, a pool table and a small business center. A dining area offers daily complimentary breakfast and an evening social Monday through Thursday. The evening social, he said, includes a full meal and beverages at no charge to guests.
"The travelers who stay a single night still love it because they get breakfast and dinner," Nichols said.
Another interesting feature is a heated outdoor terrace connected to the lobby area with fire pits, two gas grills and plenty of lounge seating. Nichols said the terrace is open every day of the year.
"It's nice to have an outdoor feel in a downtown setting," he said.
The hotel also has an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
The remaining seven floors are dedicated to the hotel suites, more than 100 of which have studio layouts. The remaining suites are one-bedroom layouts with either a king-sized bed or double queen beds.
Because it is an extended-stay property, each room has a seating area with a pullout sofa and a full kitchen stocked with pots, pans and utensils for cooking. Local art adorns the rooms.


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Reconnected will have its German premiere on December 23rd at the Weihnachts Film Festival in Berlin.
If you're in South Florida, come say hi to Robert at one of the showings of Reconnected at this very prestigious festival.
Head downtown to see Reconnected screened as part of an event where viewers give feedback after the showing. Remember to say something nice!
RECONNECTED will screen August 11th at 2:30pm at the world famous Grauman's Chinese Theatre as part of the Hollyshorts Film Festival. Hope to see you there!
Reconnected has been accepted at the 2018 New Hope Film Festival and will screen on July 27th at 9pm. There will be a reception with light appetizers prior to the screening from 6-830pm at the Triumph Brewing Company. Anyone attending the screening is welcome to attend! Keep an eye on the Facebook event page for further details.
Reconnected has been accepted at the 2018 Madrid International Film Festival and will screen on July 23rd. The film also received award nominations for Best Lead Actor (Robert), Best Lead Actress (Barbara Bain), and Best Director (SJ Main).
Robert will be reading his surfing werewolves story, "Lycans Don't Surf," on May 19th at 8pm at LitFest Pasadena as part of the Shades and Shadows event. Hope you can make it! Gonna be scary!!
Here is Robert at the USA Film Festival Q&A after the world premiere of his film, Reconnected. Listen to him describe what it's like to see his short story come to life on film.
L.A.'s longest running spoken words series, the New Short Fiction Series, has selected four of Robert's stories to be read by professional actors on March 11th at 6pm at NoHo's Federal Bar. It's possible that some of the famous actors Robert has worked with over the years might be participating. Perhaps Kevin Spacey will begin his comeback on March 11th. Maybe O.J. Simpson will read and we all know how well he can act. If there was ever a literary event you weren't going to miss, this is the one!
Robert Kerbeck will be reading at Lit Crawl LA with the writer's group he founded, the Malibu Writers Circle, on October 25th at 8pm at the Kahuna Tiki restaurant in North Hollywood. More information can be found here.
Come hear some great stories and have a drink! Storytelling and alcohol, what could be better?
Robert Kerbeck read excerpts from his short story, "Follicular Rivalry," which is featured in the magazine. More details here.
Robert was at AWP 2017 and moderated the panel, Emerging From The Slush: How To Get Your Short Story Published.
Melrose Bellow is a series of literary/reading events including all forms of writing. The writers/readers are an entertaining blend of storytellers, poets, and short fiction writers of all ages reflecting the multicultural make up of Los Angeles with a diverse and eclectic mix of ages, races, and persuasions. Come and enjoy a literary tasting of Los Angeles.
Gather around the Malibu Writers Circle and cap your crawl under the moonlight with tales and poems by these award winning writers and poets. Featuring: Lisa Garvey, Michal Lemberger, Sandra Ramos O'Briant, John Struloeff, Shuba Venugopal, Liz Ziemska.
Tongue and Groove is a monthly literary variety show, produced and hosted by Conrad Romo. It has featured nearly 400 writers over the past 10 years and has been praised by Sunset Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, Poets & Writers as well as Ploughshares and Time Out as one of L.A.'s Best Reading Series. Some of those who have graced the stage include, Jose Montoya, Dagoberto Gilb, Janet Fitch, Luis Rodriguez, Dan Fante, Matthew Specktor Jerry Stahl, Kathy Bates, Harry Dean Stanton, Derrick Brown, Roger Guenveur Smith, Wanda Coleman, Aimee Bender, Andrea Gibson, Mayda Del Valle, Stephen Elliott, Marisa Silver, Taylor Negron, Luis Alfaro, Shihan, Jack Grapes and Maile Meloy.


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Q: PHP - Advanced MYSQL While I have next situation.

*

*From PHP form i get only COMPANY ID

*I need array all usernames with that companny ID

*I need array and export to table all logs with that usernames

My problem was, when i try next:
$sql2 = "SELECT vpnuserreg FROM users WHERE company='$company'";
$result2 = $database->query($sql2);
    while ($row2 = $database->fetch_array($result2)){
        $username = $row2['vpnuserreg'];
        $sql = "SELECT * FROM logs WHERE username='$username' ORDER BY radacctid DESC";
        $result = $database->query($sql);
        $row=$database->fetch_array($result);
    }

Problem was:
In $sql2 query i have only 3 users and my log in $sql query will repat only 3 times. But i have more then 3 logs for thet user. How can i make sql query that my log export ALL row in table with only 3 usernames?

A: Instead of running two queries, do a simple JOIN instead. That means you can do everything in a single query.
$sql = "SELECT l.*
        FROM users u
        JOIN logs l ON u.vpnuserreg=l.username
        WHERE u.company='$company'
        ORDER BY l.radacctid DESC";
$result = $database->query($sql);

while ($row = $database->fetch_array($result)){
    /* Do whatever here */
}

It should be noted that this piece of code is vulnerable to SQL injection, as you use variables directly in the query. I recommend that you start using prepared statements with placeholders instead, which would look like this
$sql = "SELECT l.*
        FROM users u
        JOIN logs l ON u.vpnuserreg=l.username
        WHERE u.company=?
        ORDER BY l.radacctid DESC";
$stmt = $database->prepare($sql);
$stmt->bind_param("s", $company);
$stmt->execute();
$result = $stmt->get_result();
$stmt->close();

while ($row = $database->fetch_array($result)){
    /* Do whatever here */
}

NOTE The above code is using get_result() and requires the mysqlnd driver to be installed. Otherwise, you have to use mysqli_stmt::bind_result() and mysqli_stmt::fetch() instead of mysqli_stmt::get_result()!

*

*mysqli::prepare()

*mysqli_stmt::bind_param()

*How can I prevent SQL injection in PHP?

A: You need another while loop for getting '$row's. If you're looking for one query and fetch all logs for this users, you need IF statement to check 'userid' and react to new userid.
Try this query:
 "SELECT * FROM logs WHERE username in " .
 " (SELECT vpnuserreg FROM users WHERE company='$company' ) " .
 " ORDER BY username asc , radacctid DESC"


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By WENN on 15 November 2010
Picture: Dennis Hopper is honored with the 2,403rd Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Los Angeles, California - 26.03.10
Artwork owned by late actor Dennis Hopper has fetched over $10 million (£6.7 million) at auction.
The pieces came under the spotlight before the Easy Rider star's death in May (10), when he filed legal papers accusing his estranged wife Victoria Duffy of stealing artworks from him while he was battling cancer.
The collection of over 40 pieces, including a portrait of the actor by Andy Warhol and works by Robert Graham and British graffiti artist Banksy, went under the hammer at Christie's auction house in New York last week (ends12Nov10).
The New York Post reports the lot fetched just over $10 million (£6.7 million).
Another sale of Hopper's artwork is expected to take place in January (11).


I've been putting it off, but time moves inexorably, and it won't stop (nor even slow) for me. I have to really make some careful decisions about where I want my life to go – not just for the next six months or year, but for decades.
If you follow this blog, you may know I've already lodged an application to complete an honours year following my recent graduation. I'm also working hard on my new social media business. I have a pro bono client who I'm very happy to be working with, and I'm confident of the future. In my main job, I work three days a week in a political office, which is where I really have been heading for a few years now. The work is challenging, enjoyable and rewarding. Amongst all of that, I spend plenty of time doing volunteer community work.
Here's the problem: Which of the three (academia, business or politics) do I focus on?
I could easily pursue an academic career. I could go on from honours to a PhD and teach. I enjoy working with young people and helping people learn. I've done a fair bit of that with Rotary/Rotaract, SHYAC and other community organisations.
Similarly, I could continue working on my business, which I also enjoy. I could pursue that business, or others. I could seek employment in the private sector and work my way through to the top, hopping from company to company seeking jobs that offer more than the last.
Or, finally, I could stick with politics. Who knows where that would lead?
My problem is I've always been interested in too many things. In addition to the stuff listed above, I also enjoy participating in the arts – theatre and photography mostly. And, I'd love to do some serious traveling. And, whatever my choice, it also needs to work for Meghan.
All suggestions and comments welcome!


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Q: Not all code paths return a value I get an error not all code paths return a value?
    public string Authentication(string studentID, string password) // this line?
    {
        var result = students.FirstOrDefault(n => n.StudentID == studentID);
        //find the StudentID that matches the string studentID
        if (result != null)
        //if result matches then do this
        {
            //----------------------------------------------------------------------------
            byte[] passwordHash = Hash(password, result.Salt);
            string HashedPassword = Convert.ToBase64String(passwordHash);
            //----------------------------------------------------------------------------
            // take the specific students salt and generate hash/salt for string password (same way student.Passowrd was created)

            if (HashedPassword == result.Password)
            //check if the HashedPassword (string password) matches the stored student.Password
            {
                return result.StudentID;
                // if it does return the Students ID
            }

        }
        else
        //else return a message saying login failed
        {
            return "Login Failed";
        }
    }

A: if the result is not null but the result.Password != HashedPassword you're not returning anything.
You should change to something like:
...
if (HashedPassword == result.Password)
{
     return result.StudentID;
     // if it does return the Students ID
}
return "Invalid Password";
...

A: The problem is that your first if statement doesn't ensure the returning of a value, due to the nested if statement. Imagine you have result set to a value (not null) and your hashed password and supplied password do not match, if you follow that logic through you will fail to hit a return statement.
You should either add an else clause to your nested if statement like so:
if (HashedPassword == result.Password)
//check if the HashedPassword (string password) matches the stored student.Password
{
    return result.StudentID;
    // if it does return the Students ID
}
else
{
    return "Login Failed";
}

or more desirably, remove the else statement you already have so the function ends with returning the login failed:
if (result != null)
{
   //....
}

return "Login Failed";

...with this second approach you do no need to worry about using the else because if all your other conditions are satisfied, the nested return statement will end the function anyway. Try to think of this final return as the default action if any of the authentication steps fail

Another note to make on your code is that it is not ideal practise to be returning a mix of data in such a way. i.e. the result could be a student ID or it could be an error message. Consider creating a dedicated result class with multiple properties that the calling code can check to see the status of the logic validation. A class something like the following would be a good start:
public class LoginResult
{
   //determines if the login was successful
   public bool Success {get;set;}

   //the ID of the student, perhaps an int datatype would be better?
   public string StudentID {get;set;}

   //the error message (provided the login failed)
   public string ErrorMessage {get;set;}
}

(saying all that though, your calling code already appears to be aware of the studentID anyway)

A: remove the else. Just do
if(result != null) {
    ...
}
return "Login Failed";

A: you should also return something in case of:
if (HashedPassword != result.Password)

put an else in the inner if

A: i have made some changes in your code. try it.
public string Authentication(string studentID, string password)
{
    var result = students.FirstOrDefault(n => n.StudentID == studentID);
    var yourVar;
    if (result != null)
    {

        byte[] passwordHash = Hash(password, result.Salt);
        string HashedPassword = Convert.ToBase64String(passwordHash);

        if (HashedPassword == result.Password)
        {
            //return result.StudentID;
            yourVar = result.StudenID;
            // if it does return the Students ID
        }

    }
    else
    //else return a message saying login failed
    {
        yourVar = "Login Failed";
    }
    return yourVar;
}


According to what was declared by the Federal Aviation Administration Boeing will soon issue a bulletin with which it permit to start the installation of the updated software for the B-737 MAX 8 and MAX 9 aircraft, which should allow to avoid a reading error by the Angle of Attack (AoA) sensor that could be the basis of the two accidents involving the aircraft (Ethiopian Airlines and Lion Air). Boeing will also develop a new training program for pilots that will allow them to get to know the aircraft in depth, especially because the automatic anti-stall system cannot be removed as it is necessary due to the larger size of the engines that push the nose 'plane up during the flight.
Speaking at the conference, at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London, Boeing vice president of commercial air marketing Randy Tinseth said he was convinced that the FAA will certify software updates, the flight manual and the new pilot training in the shortest possible time. This is because the B-737 MAX 8 and MAX 9 will remain on the ground until the authorization process is resumed first by the US institution, followed by those of the other regulatory bodies.


Pastoral Care in the Senior School is the responsibility of all staff and we pride ourselves on providing a caring, relaxed and happy environment for the girls. We believe that strong pastoral care takes the form of both good counsel and comfort when needed, and also high expectations of manners and conduct.
The form tutor is the first and most important contact for each girl and will see her at least twice daily.
The tutor is the established link between home and school.
The tutor has the best overall picture of a student's development both academically, personally and socially.
The tutor has an oversight of a girl's achievement across the whole school and is responsible for bringing this together through recording and reporting systems.
Monitor and track the achievement of students on a regular basis and intervene quickly if necessary.
The Pastoral Head of each Key Stage has the academic and pastoral overview of all students in her allocated cohort, and works with the Form Tutor if there are particular concerns to address, liaising with students and parents as required. The Head of Key Stage works with the Deputy Head Pastoral to identify the key PSHE needs for their cohorts, and arranges provision accordingly. She oversees events and occasions relating to a whole year group, such as the Year 7 induction programme.
The Deputy Head Pastoral works closely with the Pastoral Heads of Key Stage and the Headmistress to maintain a detailed pastoral overview of all girls in the Senior School. The Deputy Head also serves as the Designated Safeguarding Lead for the Senior School, and should be the first port of call for any staff, students or parents who have a concern that may relate to Child Protection or Safeguarding.
PSHE is delivered primarily in a weekly, timetabled lesson, following the Your Life course. These classroom sessions cover a range of topics, including guidance on careers, matters of health and personal safety, and citizenship.
Our PSHE provision is regularly reviewed to ensure it meets the needs of our students in an ever-changing world, and parents are welcome to contact the Deputy Head or their daughter's Pastoral Head of Key Stage if they have any queries.
We recognise that the provision of effective careers education and guidance is an essential part of the preparation of all students for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of adult life.
Careers education at St Catherine's is aimed at developing students' ability to make informed decisions now and for the future, drawing on self-knowledge, information and guidance. We tailor our advice about higher education, training or other career opportunities to suit each student.
Have been introduced to careers through PSHE and the Siena Society talks.
Have been given the opportunity to participate in Futurewise profiling.
Have participated in a number of relevant work-experience placements.
The Head of Sixth Form is the line manager for Careers Education and Guidance. She liaises with the students, Careers Advisers and the Deputy Head to enhance and manage the delivery of careers guidance.
Safeguarding our students and protecting them from harm is the School's highest priority. A copy of our Safeguarding Policy can be found on the website in the Policies section.
If any individual, whether a student, member of staff, parent or member of the public, is concerned a student might be at risk, they are encouraged to speak to the Designated Safeguarding lead (Miss Wallace for the Senior School, Mrs Marsh for Prep) as a matter of urgency. Information will be handled appropriately and in accordance with legal requirements, as outlined in the Safeguarding Policy.
St. Catherine's works with the Local Safeguarding Children's Boards for Kingston, Richmond and Hounslow, and others, depending on the student's home address.


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package component // import "go.opentelemetry.io/collector/component"

import (
	"context"
	"errors"
)

var (
	// ErrNilNextConsumer can be returned by receiver, or processor Start factory funcs that create the Component if the
	// expected next Consumer is nil.
	ErrNilNextConsumer = errors.New("nil next Consumer")

	// ErrDataTypeIsNotSupported can be returned by receiver, exporter or processor factory funcs that create the
	// Component if the particular telemetry data type is not supported by the receiver, exporter or processor.
	ErrDataTypeIsNotSupported = errors.New("telemetry type is not supported")
)

// Component is either a receiver, exporter, processor, or an extension.
//
// A component's lifecycle has the following phases:
//
//  1. Creation: The component is created using its respective factory, via a Create* call.
//  2. Start: The component's Start method is called.
//  3. Running: The component is up and running.
//  4. Shutdown: The component's Shutdown method is called and the lifecycle is complete.
//
// Once the lifecycle is complete it may be repeated, in which case a new component
// is created, starts, runs and is shutdown again.
type Component interface {
	// Start tells the component to start. Host parameter can be used for communicating
	// with the host after Start() has already returned. If an error is returned by
	// Start() then the collector startup will be aborted.
	// If this is an exporter component it may prepare for exporting
	// by connecting to the endpoint.
	//
	// If the component needs to perform a long-running starting operation then it is recommended
	// that Start() returns quickly and the long-running operation is performed in background.
	// In that case make sure that the long-running operation does not use the context passed
	// to Start() function since that context will be cancelled soon and can abort the long-running
	// operation. Create a new context from the context.Background() for long-running operations.
	Start(ctx context.Context, host Host) error

	// Shutdown is invoked during service shutdown. After Shutdown() is called, if the component
	// accepted data in any way, it should not accept it anymore.
	//
	// This method must be safe to call:
	//   - without Start() having been called
	//   - if the component is in a shutdown state already
	//
	// If there are any background operations running by the component they must be aborted before
	// this function returns. Remember that if you started any long-running background operations from
	// the Start() method, those operations must be also cancelled. If there are any buffers in the
	// component, they should be cleared and the data sent immediately to the next component.
	//
	// The component's lifecycle is completed once the Shutdown() method returns. No other
	// methods of the component are called after that. If necessary a new component with
	// the same or different configuration may be created and started (this may happen
	// for example if we want to restart the component).
	Shutdown(ctx context.Context) error
}

// StartFunc specifies the function invoked when the component.Component is being started.
type StartFunc func(context.Context, Host) error

// Start starts the component.
func (f StartFunc) Start(ctx context.Context, host Host) error {
	if f == nil {
		return nil
	}
	return f(ctx, host)
}

// ShutdownFunc specifies the function invoked when the component.Component is being shutdown.
type ShutdownFunc func(context.Context) error

// Shutdown shuts down the component.
func (f ShutdownFunc) Shutdown(ctx context.Context) error {
	if f == nil {
		return nil
	}
	return f(ctx)
}

// Kind represents component kinds.
type Kind int

const (
	_ Kind = iota // skip 0, start types from 1.
	KindReceiver
	KindProcessor
	KindExporter
	KindExtension
	KindConnector
)

// StabilityLevel represents the stability level of the component created by the factory.
// The stability level is used to determine if the component should be used in production
// or not. For more details see:
// https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector#stability-levels
type StabilityLevel int

const (
	StabilityLevelUndefined StabilityLevel = iota // skip 0, start types from 1.
	StabilityLevelUnmaintained
	StabilityLevelDeprecated
	StabilityLevelDevelopment
	StabilityLevelAlpha
	StabilityLevelBeta
	StabilityLevelStable
)

func (sl StabilityLevel) String() string {
	switch sl {
	case StabilityLevelUndefined:
		return "Undefined"
	case StabilityLevelUnmaintained:
		return "Unmaintained"
	case StabilityLevelDeprecated:
		return "Deprecated"
	case StabilityLevelDevelopment:
		return "Development"
	case StabilityLevelAlpha:
		return "Alpha"
	case StabilityLevelBeta:
		return "Beta"
	case StabilityLevelStable:
		return "Stable"
	}
	return ""
}

func (sl StabilityLevel) LogMessage() string {
	switch sl {
	case StabilityLevelUnmaintained:
		return "Unmaintained component. Actively looking for contributors. Component will become deprecated after 6 months of remaining unmaintained."
	case StabilityLevelDeprecated:
		return "Deprecated component. Will be removed in future releases."
	case StabilityLevelDevelopment:
		return "Development component. May change in the future."
	case StabilityLevelAlpha:
		return "Alpha component. May change in the future."
	case StabilityLevelBeta:
		return "Beta component. May change in the future."
	case StabilityLevelStable:
		return "Stable component."
	}
	return "Stability level of component is undefined"
}

// Factory is implemented by all Component factories.
//
// This interface cannot be directly implemented. Implementations must
// use the factory helpers for the appropriate component type.
type Factory interface {
	// Type gets the type of the component created by this factory.
	Type() Type

	// CreateDefaultConfig creates the default configuration for the Component.
	// This method can be called multiple times depending on the pipeline
	// configuration and should not cause side-effects that prevent the creation
	// of multiple instances of the Component.
	// The object returned by this method needs to pass the checks implemented by
	// 'componenttest.CheckConfigStruct'. It is recommended to have these checks in the
	// tests of any implementation of the Factory interface.
	CreateDefaultConfig() Config

	unexportedFactoryFunc()
}

// CreateDefaultConfigFunc is the equivalent of Factory.CreateDefaultConfig().
type CreateDefaultConfigFunc func() Config

// CreateDefaultConfig implements Factory.CreateDefaultConfig().
func (f CreateDefaultConfigFunc) CreateDefaultConfig() Config {
	return f()
}

type baseFactory struct {
	cfgType Type
	CreateDefaultConfigFunc
}

func (baseFactory) unexportedFactoryFunc() {}

func (bf baseFactory) Type() Type {
	return bf.cfgType
}

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text:
Q: Where do the *.wav files need to live in the directory? I am working on sound code for a game.  And I was using the following code:
import java.io.*;
import java.net.URL;
import javax.sound.sampled.*;

/**
 * This enum encapsulates all the sound effects of a game, so as to separate the sound playing
 * codes from the game codes.
 * 1. Define all your sound effect names and the associated wave file.
 * 2. To play a specific sound, simply invoke SoundEffect.SOUND_NAME.play().
 * 3. You might optionally invoke the static method SoundEffect.init() to pre-load all the
 *    sound files, so that the play is not paused while loading the file for the first time.
 * 4. You can use the static variable SoundEffect.volume to mute the sound.
 */
public enum SoundEffect {
   EXPLODE("explode.wav"),   // explosion
   GONG("gong.wav"),         // gong
   SHOOT("shoot.wav");       // bullet

   // Nested class for specifying volume
   public static enum Volume {
      MUTE, LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH
   }

   public static Volume volume = Volume.LOW;

   // Each sound effect has its own clip, loaded with its own sound file.
   private Clip clip;

   // Constructor to construct each element of the enum with its own sound file.
   SoundEffect(String soundFileName) {
      try {
         // Use URL (instead of File) to read from disk and JAR.
         URL url = this.getClass().getClassLoader().getResource(soundFileName);
         // Set up an audio input stream piped from the sound file.
         AudioInputStream audioInputStream = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(url);
         // Get a clip resource.
         clip = AudioSystem.getClip();
         // Open audio clip and load samples from the audio input stream.
         clip.open(audioInputStream);
      } catch (UnsupportedAudioFileException e) {
         e.printStackTrace();
      } catch (IOException e) {
         e.printStackTrace();
      } catch (LineUnavailableException e) {
         e.printStackTrace();
      }
   }

   // Play or Re-play the sound effect from the beginning, by rewinding.
   public void play() {
      if (volume != Volume.MUTE) {
         if (clip.isRunning())
            clip.stop();   // Stop the player if it is still running
         clip.setFramePosition(0); // rewind to the beginning
         clip.start();     // Start playing
      }
   }

   // Optional static method to pre-load all the sound files.
   static void init() {
      values(); // calls the constructor for all the elements
   }
}

Now when I replace one of the listed *.wav files from the code with my own or even name one of my own to the file name listed from the above code.  I receive the follow error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError
    at soundTest.main(soundTest.java:19)
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
    at com.sun.media.sound.StandardMidiFileReader.getSequence(Unknown Source)
    at javax.sound.midi.MidiSystem.getSequence(Unknown Source)
    at com.sun.media.sound.SoftMidiAudioFileReader.getAudioInputStream(Unknown Source)
    at javax.sound.sampled.AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(Unknown Source)
    at SoundEffect.<init>(sfx.java:75)
    at SoundEffect.<clinit>(sfx.java:55)

From following the stack URL url is null going in, which is telling me the *.wav file itself is not being read.
I have tried the following lines and yes the *.wav file was present (I am aware that I cannot have three items named the same, I've used one played with it, then commented it out and try again with another one, I just removed the "//" to make is easier to read):
TEST("file://C:/shoot.wav");
TEST("/soundTest/shoot.wav");
TEST("shoot.wav");

As well as, placing a copy of the file in the directory with the package (default), in the src folder, and of course in the root (c:).
How I am envoking the enum is in my main statement where it is all the standard java, main code but with:
 SoundEffect.SHOOT.play();

Where exactly does the *.wav file need to be at int he directory?  Or if there is another issue I am missing please point it out.  I am also using the Eclipse IDE "Kepler," on Windows 8.1.  I would like to note the posted code is all I have thus far.

A: There is some discussion in the comments that Eclipse might be the problem. I seriously doubt Eclipse is the problem. I have loaded hundreds of audio files using Eclipse. Usually I put the files in a sub-directory "audio" that is one level below the calling code, and use the relative address form: "audio/mySound.wav".
Here is how I load my URL:
URL url = this.getClass().getResource("audio/" & fileName);

I am puzzled as to why there are MIDI references in your stack trace. MIDI has nothing to do with loading .wav files, and really should not be involved at all. Are you sure this is the correct stack trace? Why are we seeing references to MIDI?
Sometimes an unrecognizable .wav file format will throw unexpected errors. The most common .wav is 16-bit encoding, 44100 bps, stereo, little-endian. Are your .wav files of this format?
There are some aspects of your code that I haven't seen implemented in this manner, particularly the use of ENUMS. I'll take your word all that has been tested and verified. I tend to just name individual sound objects (using a wrapper for wav files with Clip or SourceDataLine for playback) and use them that way. Could be what you have with that is a good organizational tool, but I'm not clear if it is working as intended.
For example, with Static use of SoundEffect, as in SoundEffect.SHOOT.play(), are you sure it is pointing to the shoot.wav? Have you written a test to verify this? Combining ENUMS and static invocations--it's getting a little tricky for me to follow.


Don't let the shy and soft-spoken sophomore sensation fool you. He lets his game do all the talking as he helps lead his team to victory and causes havoc on the HVAL and NEPSAC. Sophomore Remy Sykes has been on a tear so far this year on the soccer field and has been selected as the MVP for most of the games. However, this young student athlete is all about winning and the TEAM! Please take a few minutes to get to know Cadet Remy Sykes.
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Popular Disney Star ,Cameron Boyce Dead In His Sleep At 20
The 20-year-old actor,Cameron Boyce who starred in several Disney shows including "Descendants," could not be revived after paramedics rushed to his home … this according to law enforcement sources.
Cameron's family said he had an ongoing medical condition and died in his sleep … the result of a seizure.
Cameron starred in both the 'Descendants' TV series and movies. He was filming a new HBO show, "Mrs. Fletcher."
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ … Cameron had had a history of seizures.
Disney Channel star Cameron Boyce died in his sleep.
Although he was only 20, Cameron racked up a series of hits, appearing in "Grown Ups" and "Grown Ups 2" … he played one of Adam Sandler's kids.
The actor was only 11 when he first appeared on the Disney Channel. Other credits include "Shake it Up," "Austin & Ally" and "Good Luck Charlie." His breakout role was playing Luke on "Jessie," which ran for 4 seasons.
The family said Saturday, "He passed away in his sleep due to a seizure which was a result of an ongoing medical condition for which he was being treated. The world is now undoubtedly without one of its brightest lights, but his spirit will live on through the kindness and compassion of all who knew and loved him,"
The family spokesperson went on … "We are utterly heartbroken and ask for privacy during this immensely difficult time as we grieve the loss of our precious son and brother."
We last saw him in March, when we asked him about the college admissions scandal.
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'Leaner' Grupo Bimbo reports quarterly loss
By Gill Hyslop contact
27-Jul-2018 - Last updated on 27-Jul-2018 at 10:05 GMT
Grupo Bimbo has successfully completed it voluntary redundancy program in an effort to create a leaner organization. Pic: Grupo Bimbo
Related tags: Grupo bimbo, Mexico, Bread, Revenue, Mergers and acquisitions, Redundancy, Bimbo bakeries usa
Mexican bakery giant Grupo Bimbo reported a massive 87% second-quarter revenue decline after it took a 1,960m pesos ($105m) charge for a voluntary redundancy program to create a 'lean organization design.'
The company posted a net profit of 195m pesos ($10m) in the second quarter ended June 30, down from 1,497m pesos.
Following the voluntary redundancy program, the company's US division sustained an operating loss of 213m pesos ($11.4m), a marked reversal from an operating profit of 2,272m pesos in the same quarter of 2017.
Great agility
According to Fred Penny, president of Bimbo Bakeries USA (BBU), the program was "an important part of our transformation.
"The completion of this program will help increase cash flow and improve profitability, as it has a payback of less than two years," he said.
"Furthermore, a leaner, stronger and less complex organizational structure allows us to respond to new opportunities with greater agility."
The $105m charge represented associate severance and benefits to the BBU staff – around 600 people – who opted for voluntary separation.
Penny said benefits from the program will accrue in the third quarter.
Other factors affecting profitability were the costs of integrating acquisitions and pressure from commodity and energy inflation in North America.
"Like many other industries, we're certainly feeling the effects of a much tighter labor market," said Penny.
"It manifests itself in longer recruitment time to fill positions, and it's just something that we're going to have to deal with."
Continued acquisition drive
Conversely, Bimbo reported an 8% sales increase in Q2 to 36,903m pesos ($1,9m) from 34,204m ($1.83m)pesos in the same period last year.
Revenue also rose, by 11% to 72,417m pesos ($3.8m) versus 65,115m pesos ($3.48m) in the same period a year ago, mostly due to strong volumes in Mexico and recent acquisitions.
The company completed the purchase of Mankattan Group, a major baking company in China, in June for an undisclosed amount.
"Not only does the addition of Mankattan strengthen our presence in the country, it also provides us with a platform to grow the market of branded packaged baked goods, as well as the food service channel throughout China. This is a vital growth market for us and an acquisition that bolsters our global profile," said Daniel Servitje, Bimbo's chairman and CEO.
He added the integration plan encompasses closing Bimbo's Beijing facility and moving producing to the Mankattan plant.
"We expect integration expenses to be in the range of $20m to $25m in the coming month and part of the next year," he said.
Bimbo to close Canada Bread bakery
Canada Bread, a subsidiary of Grupo Bimbo, is shutting its Woodstock, New Brunswick, facility in August, laying off 70 staff.
According to a company spokesperson, the "aging" facility – which opened in 1946 – requires "a significant investment to operate optimally.
"Coupled with declining site utilization at the bakery and available capacity in at other bakeries, we made the decision to close Woodstock."
Canada Bread's brands include Ben's, Dempster's, Villaggio and Vachon.
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Some time ago, Judith Williams, a long time supporter, made a very generous donation to the Friendship Office, with the intention that it be used to build a school. Jutith's parents were both teachers, and she wanted the funds to be used to build a school in their honor.
Because of such widespread need, it took the Friendship Office some time to locate the ideal community. But once the first meeting with the Mayor of El Sauce happened, she convinced us that Jiquelite was the community that should get a new school. Once we knew of the rustic conditions in the community, we wer more convinced than ever!
In June, Friendship Office staff attended the inauguration of the new school in the village of Jiquelite. It is truly a dream come true for this remote community. It was possible thanks to the generosity and bonds of friendship between our peoples. At the inauguration many people from the community shared about their gratitude for this generous gesture of solidarity with the people of Nicaragua.
· Judith Williams whose dream was to build school for children in Nicaragua in honor of her parents, Lew and Betty Williams.
· Arnie Matlin and Magda Lanuza who helped to add a kitchen onto the school grounds for a school lunch program.
· Rita Clarke whose vision made this possible.
In July, we shared photos and news of the inauguration with Rita Clarke at her home in Virginia. For years, Rita's vision of building friendships between the people of Nicaragua and the United States has resulted in schools, wells, health services in poor communities as well as dedicated work to forge policies of peace and justice. Her spirit and vision continue in Jiquelite.


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Abstract Letter, unsigned, dated March 9, 1925, from Charles M. Blake to Capt. Lawrence of Lexington, instructing him as to the parade route for the 7th Division, including Girl Scouts.


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Riverside Research, a not-for-profit scientific research organization and presenting sponsor at this year's WashingtonExec STEM Symposium, is hosting a mini open innovation center for hands-on emerging technology demonstrations.
The 2019 K-12 STEM Symposium is March 30 at the Nysmith School for the Gifted in Herndon, Virginia. Riverside Research's mini-OIC will let young students talk one-on-one with scientists and engineers, and experience STEM technologies first-hand.
The hands-on demonstrations will be on artificial intelligence, machine learning, radar engineering, optics and plasma physics, according to the organization.
Students will be able to dance some moves to learn how AI systems track and recognize movement, and trace digits in the air to watch how machine learning algorithms process video to display the number drawn.
Radar engineers will also bring a working radar to demonstrate how waves are used to track an object's position and speed, and students will be able to move in front of the radar to see how it works.
The optics demo will allow students to use a laser to deliver a message from a miniature model of earth to a satellite in space and back again to show optical communications. And the plasma physics demo will allow students to experiment with a disconnected fluorescent lamp to learn about electromagnetics within an electric field generated by a small plasma globe.
Riverside Research operates a series of laboratories called the Open Innovation Center, where researchers perform applied research in the areas listed above. The organization recognized these labs are a model for how STEM education translates to careers that ultimately support national interest and created the mini-OIC to educate students on real-world applications of what they're learning in school.
The mini-OIC is also supported by two nonprofits; the U.S. Geospatial Intelligence Foundation and CyberPatriot. USGIF is facilitating an activity where students can build their own satellite, and CyberPatriot has a series of cyber activities so students can earn a cyber hero cape.
The STEM Symposium is one of the National Capital Region's largest STEM events and is open to all and free to attend. The event will feature astronauts, engineers and educators as speakers, over 20 exhibitors and activities to engage children, parents and teachers.
For more information, visit STEMsymposium.com.


The 18th-ranked Arkansas Hogs are two games ahead of third-placers Ole Miss and Texas A&M and assured to finish second behind only SEC champion and the undefeated, top-ranked Kentucky Wildcats. The Razorbacks will face the LSU Tigers face-off for the first time this season in their regular-season finale at 2 PM ET today on ESPN.
The Tigers can get balanced scoring from their starters.
The last time that LSU faced Arkansas was on Feb. 15, 2014. Arkansas won that game 81 to 70. In that matchup, Johnny O'Bryant III, who no longer plays for LSU, scored 20 points. Andre Stringer, who also doesn't play for the Tigers any more, scored 13 points. LSU had nobody else on their team that was in double-figures.
If the Tigers hope to cover the spread against Arkansas in the 2015 matchup with their biggest rivals, they're going to have to have balanced scoring on offense. All five starters: Jordan Mickey, Jarell Martin, who leads the team with 16.6 points per game, Tim Quarterman, Keith Hornsby and Jalyn Patterson, all have the ability to score at least 10 points in this game. The Tigers need to find the open man and feed that open man the ball. If they can keep Arkansas double-teaming Mickey and Martin, which means that the guards are hitting shots, LSU could win this game straight up in addition to covering ATS.
Arkansas can hit their usual numbers versus a tough LSU's D.
In the 2014 matchup, Arkansas was hot from the field and from behind the arc. The Razorbacks scored 81 points by shooting 45.8% from the field by hitting 27 out of 59 shots. The Hogs were blistering from behind the three-point line. They hit 10 out of 17 for 58.8%.
Arkansas shouldn't expect to be that good versus this LSU defense, though. LSU's D is allowing only 66.8 points per game off of 39.6% shooting from the field and 30.8% shooting from the three-point line. What it means is that in order to cover the spread, Arkansas should look to hit their averages offensively. That means that the Razorbacks have to shoot at least 45.1% from the field and 36% from behind the three-point line. They should also work towards scoring at least 80 points in this game. If this becomes a defensive battle, LSU might do enough to win the game out right.


On Sunday, 1st July we went to the Royal Institution, in Mayfair, for the Mathematics Masterclass. After signing in we were able to explore the building. The lectures started at 11:15am, but there were many puzzles to try in the different rooms for those arriving early, like us. When it was time for the first lecture, everyone made their way to the historic lecture hall and we both took our seats.
R0 tells you the average number of people who will catch a disease from one contagious person. It applies to a population of people who were previously free of infection and haven't been vaccinated. When R0 ≤ 1, the existing infection causes less than one new infection, then disease will decline and eventually die out. Whereas when R0 ≥ 1, the disease will spread between the population, and there may be an epidemic.
After the talk, it was lunch. All the rooms were open for us and a competition was held. Anyone could enter (solo or as a team) and it was a booklet of questions very similar to those in the UKMT maths challenge. It was just a challenge for us to attempt during our break and there would be prizes that would be handed out to those who did the best at the end of the day.
We handed the booklet in just before the second lecture. The second lecture was taught by Prof. Felix Flicker, a specialist in theoretical physics from the University of Oxford. Prof. Flicker stated the lecture by telling Hilbert's theory of the grand hotel, which is a paradox. A paradox is a statement that sounds reasoning but leads to a self-contradictory or logically unacceptable conclusion.
There are four types of paradox. Veridical paradox, the ones that appears absurd but is mainly true, falsidical paradox, the ones that contains mainly falsehood, antinomy, the ones that is neither veridical or falsidical but reaches a self-contradictory result with accepted ways of reasoning, and dialethia, which are the ones that are veridical and falsidical at the same time.
Prof. Flicker showed us many ways paradoxes can be used in math and science. If paradoxes are made into 3D shapes, the "veridical" side of a shape is where the shape finds its equilibrium and stays, whereas the "falsidical" side of a shape is where it doesn't find its balance and falls to the veridical side. Most shapes have multiple veridical and falsidical sides. However, there are some exceptions. A sphere has an infinite amount of points of equilibrium, meaning an infinite amount of veridical points.
A shape with only one point of equilibrium is suggested by a Russian mathematician Vladimir Arnold in 1995 and proven in 2006 by Hungarian scientist and mathematician Gábor Domokos and Péter Várkonyi. The shape, gömböc has one point of equilibrium, meaning one veridical point and one falsidical point, therefore the shape will always turn back to the veridical point. The shapes unique design can trace back to the shape of shelled animals such as tortoise.
Prof. Flicker then linked the idea of paradox with the angular momentum of electrons and visual illusions. After that, we ended the day with the awarding of the prizes.
We didn't get awarded the prizes, but the experience we had gain that day was amazing and unique, we also met students from other schools with incredible knowledge of mathematics. We hope to go back next year!


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Early Scottish relations with the Royal Society I.- James Gregory, F. R. S. (1635-1675)
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title={Early Scottish relations with the Royal Society I.- James Gregory, F. R. S. (1635-1675)},
author={Herbert Westren Turnbull},
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Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London
James Gregory (or Gregorie as his name was usually I spelt in the seventeenth century), astronomer and geometer, was born in November 1638 at the Manse of Drumoak, on Deeside, near Aberdeen: he died in October 1675 at Edinburgh, of a sudden illness and at the height of his intellectual powers. Among his contemporaries he was held to be second only to Newton, who was four years his junior. Both Gregory and his wife Mary Jamesone, who was his second cousin, came of a family remarkable for…
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The Copernican System in Great Britain
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During the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries England was, from the scientific point of view, relatively isolated from the Continent. There had been a modest but promising revival of learning…
An der Wende vom 16. zum 17. Jahrhundert
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Auch Frankreich blieb im 16. Jahrhundert von religiosen Verwerfungen nicht verschont. Die katholische Hofpartei unter der Familie Guise stand um 1560 unversohnlich gegen die fuhrenden Protestanten…


GlitterGlam Liquid Sparkle allows you to create dazzling sparkling eyes, add glitz to the lips, or a sparkling glittery finish to face and body art. This water based non-alcohol formula doesn't dry stiff or flakey, and is safe for use on all skin areas, even in the hair. With 12 dazzlingly intense colors it is a must have for high intensity glamour results.
GlitterGlam is great to use as a finishing touch to airbrush temporary tattoos, and can be applied as a topical accent to real tattoos, making them come to life! Use GlitterGlam to bring high beam sparkle to an eye makeup application, or put a touch of it under the eye and a bit on the cheek bone for light reflection around your eyes. The possibilities are endless, and you are only limited by your imagination!
The bottle contains a handy brush that allows for precise application. Apply the gel to your skin or hair and allow to dry completely for a few minutes. Once dry it is extremely durable in wear. For added finishing touches to your overall look try Graftobian Glitter Spray, PPS-1006, which comes in 6 great accent colors.
GlitterGlam also comes in a Clear Mixing Base (without any color glitter in it) so that you can mix your own combination of Graftobian Cosmetic Grade Powdered Glitter, PPS-0360, or any other brand of powdered glitter product.
0.5 fl.oz / 14.5ml bottle with brush.


Every day, it's "Mrs. Emery, who are you voting for?" "Are you voting for Obama or Romney?" "My mom says Romney is the best because he has good policies and good hair. Are you voting for him too?" "Which one are you voting for?"
It's quite hilarious, and I never ever tell them who I'm voting for.
I stole that sticker! Because as soon as my MIL gets here, I am running up to my daughters school (they canceled school today for this) and voting!
New follower! :) So excited to be following! We were up bright & early & voted already!
This is a great way to get kids to understand the importance of voting. Making them understand that every vote counts is significant.
I am following you now and like your blog. I would love for you to follow back.
Hahaha! I personally think Romney has skeezy car salesman hair, but who's keeping track? I saw another blogger post today that her son asked her if she voted for the President or "the one with fancy hair". I died. That's funny stuff.
aw - i loved the little school schools did as a kid around the elections. that's cute they ask - it's funny - my parents never told me who they voted for or really discussed politics so i would have never thought to ask!
beautiful blog ... returning your visit to my blog. Thank you so much for your kind comment. cheers!
LOL! That is hilarious! I work with kids and did a post about this question on my Saturday Top 5 Laughs. Kids are so funny!


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Q: erro javascript Cannot read property 'value' of null Criei uma função em javascript, porem me retorna o seguinte erro:

Cannot read property 'value' of null

Segue um pedaço do código:
function Distribuir(control) {
            var tr = $(control).parents('tr');

            var quantidade = $(tr).find("input[id*='txtQuantidade']").val();
            var distribuir = document.getElementById("txtDistribuir").value;
            if (document.getElementById("<%= txtDistribuir.ClientID %>") != null) {
                var distribuir = document.getElementById("txtDistribuir").value;
                resultado = distribuir - quantidade;
                $(tr).find("input[id*='txtDisponivel']").text(resultado);
            }
        }

ja estou fazendo o tratamento para ver se ele é nulo,  porém mesmo assim ele retorna o erro. na parte var distribuir = document.getElementById("txtDistribuir").value está sempre vindo undefined, nao consigo pegar o valor que está nesse textbox.

A: Você precisa continuar utilizando o ClientID dentro do 'If'.
Existe uma diferença entre
document.getElementById("txtDistribuir")
document.getElementById("<%= txtDistribuir.ClientID %>"

O primeiro busca exatamente a string "txtDistribuir" na página, enquanto o segundo busca uma string gerada dinamicamente pelo Web Forms.
Tente o seguinte:
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        var tr = $(control).parents('tr');

        var quantidade = $(tr).find("input[id*='txtQuantidade']").val();
        var distribuir = document.getElementById("txtDistribuir").value;
        if (document.getElementById("<%= txtDistribuir.ClientID %>") != null) {
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            resultado = distribuir - quantidade;
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        }
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UFC 156. Is it weird that I'm posting so much sports stuff? And that none of it is college-related? Anyway, Josh is really into the UFC, so Saturday night, we're going out to watch the fight. That's really all there is to that story because I don't know much about Aldo or Edgar. (Feel free to educate me in the comments.) Okay, I'm done with the sports stuff.
Mr. & Mrs What's-Her-Name. I learned something new this week: only nine states allow a man to change his name for marriage (in the way a woman traditionally would). Florida is not one of those states. Now, a Florida man is suffering for taking on his new wife's name; the Florida DMV has suspended his license after deciding the name change on his drivers license was fraudulent. (His Social Security card, bank accounts and passport all reflect his new last name.) Read the full story from Yahoo! News.
Brunch. Let's end the week on a lighter note, shall we? Good news: I think I may be over my breakfast obsession. Except… Josh and I are having crepes Saturday for brunch. And I kind of really want to make these adorable scones. And I still need to make that breakfast cornbread. Okay, so maybe I'm not over it. What can I say? I love breakfast.
This review is for the Roku 2 XS. Roku offers other device options, which are available with different features. Visit shop.roku.com to find the device that best suits your needs.
Until Christmas, I had never heard of a Roku. That was when I got a tour of my dad's Roku (which kind of confused me–I got that he was excited about his sort-of-new toy, but he was really going in depth to be just showing it off). Later that weekend, when I opened the box to my very own Roku 2 XS , I totally got why he showed me all those features.
Roku stays put. No more plugging and unpluging the VGA cord from my computer and TV. No more sound cord to deal with. Just a little black box. Simple.
Roku comes standard with a video cord, but Josh and I plugged it into the TV using an HDMI cable instead. With the standard video cord, we had problems buffering some shows on Netflix, and the HDMI cable solved that.
Roku also comes with a little remote. I like it (I find it comfortable and easy to use), but not everyone is a fan. When you download the Roku app (available in iTunes or Google Play), you can program a remote to sync with your device, allowing you to use your smartphone or tablet as a remote for your Roku (though I imagine the phone is much less awkward than the tablet remote).
There's even a USB port on the side, where you can plug in and watch digital copies of movies you own, listen to music or view your photos.
My initial excitement over my new Roku came from a want to easily stream Netflix, but Roku can do so much more. If you prefer Amazon, you can stream Amazon Instant Video movies and shows to your TV too. Or you can stream from Hulu Plus. Or Crackle, Vudu, Vevo, HBO GO, Epix… the list goes on.
Some websites have jumped on board too. You can watch cooking videos from allrecipes.com—convenient if you have a TV located close to your kitchen. And some fitness subscription sites like Gaiam and YogaVibes give users unlimited access to workout videos via Roku.
Though Roku is built for streaming video, it can bring other forms of entertainment to your TV as well. In fact, one of my favorite ways to use my Roku is for streaming music from Pandora—perfect for when I'm cleaning up around the apartment or chilling with friends (kidding—no one shares my taste in music).
Roku also acts as a sort of gaming device. Much like Wii, Roku allows the player to interact with the screen by using the remote, which also acts as a mouse at times. However, I haven't had much experience playing games on my Roku (I spent maybe five minutes testing out the Angry Birds game that came preloaded on it). Honestly, my fascination comes from streaming shows and movies.
I was not reimbursed or rewarded in any way for this review. These thoughts and comments are my own and have no reflection on Roku, its employees or its affiliates.
The Mirror. ($0.99) This app seems interesting enough, but I doubt I'd actually pay for it. You use your forward-facing camera to look in the mirror, which transforms your face into something scary/creepy. The app description says this about sharing the app with friends: "Make sure you volume is turned up and watch THEM scream!" So I guess there are spooky sounds to accompany the distorted reflections. Available for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
Death Makes a Holiday: A Cultural History of Halloween. (Book) I like history. Like, a lot. So I might have squealed a little when I found this book on Goodreads. It looks at the history of Halloween (which is super-fascinating to me anyway) and mixes it with personal anecdotes as well as a social analysis. I'd love to have the chance to read it.
Pumpkin Masters Official Carving App. (Free) This adorable app can be fun for both kids and adults. You choose your pumpkin from seven shapes and pick a carving pattern. After watching a few-second-long cartoon clip of a the pumpkin's lid being cut and its filling removed, you get to "carve" the pumpkin by swiping your finger over the design. Once the design is complete, you choose from four types of lighting. When you're finished you have the option to save, start over or share the app on Facebook. I must say, this is a pretty spectacular (spooktacular?) free app. Available only for the iPad.
The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror. ($9.99 per collection) This was the Starbucks Pick of the Week last week, so I downloaded it for free. I haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but I'm pretty excited. Now, the free app was only the first episode (which I still like). You can purchase individual episodes in iTunes for $1.99 each (linked above).
Halloween Sounds Pro. (Free) For a free app, it's not too bad, though I'm not a huge fan. I think, if used very creatively, it could be good for a Halloween party or a haunted house. Or kids might enjoy the spooky sounds (and aggravating their parents). Beyond that, I don't see much use for it. Available for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
Disney Scary Storybook Collection. (Book) I found this in Target last night and thumbed through it for a few minutes. It's super cute. It seems to be the original Disney stories recreated for Halloween. There are 15 tales in this hardcover book. Target's in-store price was $15.99 (though the online price appears to be $2 cheaper). Of course, it's available online and in stores elsewhere as well.
Costume-Decider. (Free) This app allows you to spin two wheels to decide what costume to wear. The costumes are often goofy selections such as "disco devil" or "werewolf nurse." There are also sound clips to match each costume idea. Honestly, this might help me overcome my annual horrible costume curse. Available for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad (linked above).
200+ Scary Stories, Sounds, and Pranks. ($0.99) I haven't downloaded this, but it looks like it's worth the money. This app feature more than 200 horror and ghost stories in an in-app e-book format, more than 40 haunting sounds and several pranks and games. The app gives you the option to set haunting sounds to play at random moments, which the app's description says will "give your friends a good scare" and is "perfect for scaring yourself while you read." Available for iPhone and iPod Touch. iPad version–100 Horror Stories, Sounds, and Scares for iPad–also available in the iTunes store.