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The HCT-Al Ain Men's College (AAM) celebrated the 47th National Day of the UAE with an entertaining event.
Mrs. Hamsa Saleh, Executive Director of the HCT-Al Ain Campuses, students, faculty, staff attended the celebrations which included cultural, traditional and entertainment activities.
The program started with the playing of the National Anthem, followed by Mrs. Hamsa welcoming the audience and expressing her appreciation of the achievements realized under the guidance of UAE President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al-Nahyan (May God Protect Him), and His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashed Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai; their Highnesses, Members of the Supreme Council; Rulers of other Emirates; and His Highness General Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces.
Mrs. Hamsa added that it is an occasion to offer more and more for this great country.
The president of the AAM Student Council followed the director's speech, where he expressed his pride to belong to this country and thanked their Highnesses and wished them good health and happiness.
The audience were entertained with, traditional singing, dances and performance by young students from two government schools.
The celebrations continued with more activities a traditions and culture quiz.
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A: You can have a directive or controller that sets the value of what is included:
e.g.

and on your controller you can set the value of template depending on the window or document
$(window).height();   // returns height of browser viewport
$(document).height(); // returns height of HTML document
$(window).width();   // returns width of browser viewport
$(document).width(); // returns width of HTML document

e.g.
myApp.controller('MyController', ['$scope', function($scope) {
   if($(window).width() < 1199)
      $scope.template = "mytemplate1.html"
   else
      $scope.template = "mytemplate2.html"
}]);

But all the above is a messy, not safe, ugly solution. You should handle the responsiveness using CSS media-queries.

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Foreign Capital Blew Out Vancouver Real Estate. What's It Done to Victoria?
Unlike the money-laundering-battered Lower Mainland, the forces that drove Victoria's real estate into overdrive are much closer to home
By Leo Spalteholz
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Leo Spalteholz, creator of the blog House Hunt Victoria, is one of Victoria's foremost real estate experts. Here, we asked him to answer one of the Capital Region's most burning real estate questions: Is foreign capital to blame for the increasingly unaffordable Victoria real estate market?
As you've probably heard, Vancouver is in a bit of an affordability crisis, and a lot of it is due to foreign capital. Before the foreign buyers tax was introduced in 2016, foreign buyers made up around 10% of all buyers in Vancouver and up to 16% in municipalities like Richmond. Meanwhile, a massive racket to launder money through Vancouver real estate has been making everything worse, with estimates of the impact ranging from a mild $100 million to a concerning $2 billion to a headline grabbing $5 billion (even if that was a wild guess).
So as Vancouver grapples with the aftermath of one of the most explosive housing price increases in modern history, it's worth asking whether Victoria is being hit by the same forces. Below, some background as to what foreign money is doing to Victoria real estate.
Yes, even a small amount of foreign buyers can dramatically jack up prices
Vancouver's rate of 10% foreign ownership may not sound like a big deal, since it of course means that 9 out of 10 buyers are still local. However, not all buyers are created equal.
When your bike lane-maddened Aunt Joe sells her house in Downtown Victoria and buys in Oak Bay, she takes one house off the market but adds one at the same time. Aunt Joe's net effect on the supply/demand balance? Zero.
When someone from outside of Victoria buys a house, that house gets removed from the market and nothing is added. So, the supply of houses effectively goes down and, like any product in shorter supply, the prices go up. This is why an out-of-town buyer has a lot more effect on market pricing than a local buyer. As BMO's Chief Economist put it, "while many downplay this factor ('it's only X% of the buyers!'), Economics 101 will tell you that the marginal buyer sets the price."
Remember also that foreign buyers tend to purchase higher end properties. In Victoria, the average price for homes purchased by foreign buyers is 13% higher than homes bought by locals. Those higher priced properties are disproportionately single family homes instead of condos. This means that not only are foreign buyers buying up available inventory, they're buying the houses whose supply is hardest to top up since, of course, Victoria only has so much land.
American dollars, not Chinese yuan, is the main foreign currency buying up Victoria property
While Chinese money has been playing the biggest role in distorting the Vancouver market, in Victoria the foreign buyers are largely Americans. According to the Victoria Real Estate Board's survey of where buyers are moving from, in 2018 60% of all buyers moving from abroad were coming from the U.S. And that's been remarkably consistent. Over the last 10 years, 50% of buyers moving to Victoria from abroad were from south of the border. The survey only measures where buyers are moving from, not their nationality, but it's still a pretty telling clue. Another indication? All the stories hitting the news lately about people getting hit by the speculation tax seem to involve American buyers.
How much foreign buying was there really in Victoria?
Up until May of last year, foreign buyers purchased about 4.2% of the properties in the region. The actual rate varied quite strongly by region though, with Saanich being far and away the most popular amongst foreign buyers. Victoria was second with all other municipalities far behind.
The introduction of the foreign buyers tax cut those numbers drastically. When the tax was extended to Victoria in May, 2018 foreign involved transactions fell by 78% to a mere 0.9% of total purchases. That's much lower than Vancouver's numbers (both pre and post speculation tax), but about twice the rate of foreign buying as in other B.C. cities such as Kelowna, where foreign buyers made up 2% of purchases before the tax, dropping to essentially zero after.
Percentage of foreign-involved sales in the Capital Regional District
Foreign-involved sales dropped off precipitously after the foreign buyers tax was introduced in May, 2018.
The real buyers driving up prices may not be as foreign as you think
It's not just foreign buyers that can distort a market, but any buyer that isn't already living here. Be it a buyer from Phoenix or Prince George; both of them are reducing the supply of available homes and thus jacking up the price.
With that in mind, the single largest group of out-of-town buyers in Victoria are coming from the Lower Mainland. While the average annual influx of Lower Mainland buyers used to be only about 320 per year, it quadrupled to over 1200 in 2016 and nearly 1000 in 2017.
From just 2015 to 2018, there were an extra 2200 buyers flooding in from the Lower Mainland — well above the 750 foreign buyers who purchased Victoria property in those years.
They're not the only reason for Victoria's price explosion, but it's clear that if anybody is driving up Victoria real estate prices, it's Vancouverites.
Lower Mainland buyers in Victoria
Peaking in 2016, there has been been explosion in the number of Lower Mainland buyers picking up property in Victoria
Why are so many Vancouver buyers fleeing to Victoria?
It's not hard to understand why Vancouverites might be fleeing the mainland en masse to live on the island. For a long time, Victoria and Vancouver were pretty similar in price. Sure, houses always cost a couple hundred grand more in Vancouver, but the difference was not massive and –crucially — it was pretty constant over time. That all changed starting around 2010, when house prices in Vancouver started skyrocketing until, by 2018, a Vancouver house was $800,000 more expensive than one in Victoria.
Gap between average price for Vancouver and Victoria single-family homes
For years, the gap between Vancouver and Victoria home prices stayed stable at under $200,000. Starting in 2005, that gap began to skyrocket to a peak of just under $1 million.
So, in effect, Victoria real estate prices are high in large part because of the same forces that blew out Vancouver real estate. Money laundering and foreign capital made Vancouver unaffordable, "forcing" hundreds of homeowners across the Juan da Fuca Strait (as much as you can call cashing a winning lottery ticket being "forced"). Those buyers in turn then contribute towards making Victoria unaffordable. When you throw a stone into a pond the ripples spread out and when the boulder of capital dropped into Vancouver we definitely felt the waves and are still feeling them.
Victoria out-of-town buyers by origin (2018)
Is this going to last forever?
Now that the foreign buyers tax has decimated direct foreign buying and the upcoming Beneficial Ownership Registry will root out buying through shell companies, there shouldn't be much impact from foreign buyers directly in Victoria. That leaves the big wildcard known as Vancouver. Despite the market melting down there for the last year there is still a huge price premium for Vancouver over Victoria. We've already seen the softening Vancouver market lead to a corresponding decline in the number of Vancouver buyers arriving on our shores but the numbers are still somewhat elevated. I suspect those numbers will continue to drift downwards. That won't magically make housing cheap, but at least it will start to make a bit more sense compared to local economic conditions.
Leo Spalteholz is the creator of House Hunt Victoria.
contact@capnews.ca
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The CMHC says it isn't—but we have no reason to believe them
For people trying to get into the runaway housing market? Not much. But for housing prices? Also not much
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Lászlóffy Réka (Kolozsvár, 1978. július 7.) erdélyi magyar zongorista, zongoratanár, egyetemi oktató. Lászlóffy Csaba leánya, Lászlóffy Zsolt testvére.

Életpályája
2001-ben elvégezte a kolozsvári Gheorghe Dima Zenekonzervatórium zongora szakát. 2000–2009 között tanított a kolozsvári zeneiskolában, 2007–2011 között tanársegéd, majd 2011-től adjunktus a nagyváradi Partiumi Keresztény Egyetemen. 2010-ben doktori címet szerzett.

Munkássága
Szakterülete az oktatásban a zongora, kamarazene, korrepetíció, kutatásban romantikus kamarazene, klarinét-zongora szonáták. Több mesterkurzuson vett részt. Több egyéni és közös fellépése volt.

Szakcikkeiből:
Orosz mesék zongorára. N. K. Medtner művei, Partiumi Egyetemi Szemle, Nagyvárad, 2007/2.
A romantikus kamarazenei stílus sajátosságairól, 'Partiumi Egyetemi Szemle'',  Nagyvárad, 2009/2.

Versenyek és elismerések
 Előadói Verseny, Kolozsvár – I. díj, 1987.
 "Fiatal Tehetségek" Országos Előadói Verseny, Nagyvárad – I. díj 1990.
 Országos Előadói Diákolimpia, Temesvár – II. díj 1993,
 Országos Előadói Diákolimpia, Konstanca – dicséret (IV. helyezés) 1994.
 "Carl Filtsch" Nemzetközi Zongoraverseny, Nagyszeben  – II. díj, 1997.

Források
 Egyetemi honlap (magyarul)
 Egyetemi honlap (románul)

További információk
 Lászlóffy Réka és Lászlóffy Zsolt zongoraestje a Partiumi Keresztény Egyetemen nagyvarad.ro
Schumann-est
 Szakmai önéletrajz pályázathoz (Communitas Alapítvány)

1978-ban született személyek
Magyar zongoristák
Kolozsváriak
Élő személyek

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Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë: A late 19th-century analysis
By Mary Ward | On February 16, 2018 | Updated November 25, 2020 | Comments (0)
The following introduction to and analysis of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë is excerpted from Life and Works of the Sisters Brontë (1899) by Mary A. Ward, a 19th-century British novelist and literary critic.
Though much has been written about Jane Eyre, Charlotte's 1847 classic. The excerpt following, abbreviated from Ward's 1899 book about the Brontës, is a critical yet insightful analysis of the beloved novel. Ward doesn't hold back on what she feels are the inconsistencies and even the absurdities of the plot and characters. Seriously — locking a mentally ill wife in an attic?
But in the end, she overlooks what generations of readers have also looked past, and acknowledged that this novel is one of the greats because the author's personality and talent shine through. See also our plot summary of Jane Eyre.
Analysis of Jane Eyre by Mary A. Ward
Jane Eyre was first published in October 1847. Half a century—since this tale of the North by an unknown writer stole upon London, and, in the very midst of the serial publication of Vanity Fair, took the town by storm, obtaining for its author in the course of a few weeks a success which, as the creator of Becky Sharp (Thackeray) afterwards said to her, a little sadly and sharply, "it took me the work of ten years to achieve."
… Judging by the books that have been written and read in recent years, by the common verdict as to the Brontë sisters, their story, and their work, which prevails, almost without exception, in the literary criticism of the present day; by the tone of personal tenderness, even of passionate homage, in which many writers speak of Charlotte and of Emily.
And by the increasing recognition which their books have obtained abroad, one may say with some confidence that the name and memory of the Brontës were never more alive than now, that "Honour and Fame have got about their graves" for good and all, and that Charlotte and Emily Brontë are no less secure, at any rate, than Jane Austen or George Eliot or Mrs. Browning of literary recollection in the time to come.
See also: Teaching Jane Eyre: A Professor's Perspective
A brief plot summary of Jane Eyre
Jane Eyre, to run through a summary of the plot is the story of an orphan girl, reared at a Charity School amid many hardships, going out into the world as a governess, and falling in love with her employer, Mr. Rochester. She yields herself to her own passion and to his masterful love-making with an eager, an over-eager abandonment.
The wedding-day is fixed; the small marriage party assembles. But in the very church, and at the moment of the ceremony, it is revealed to Jane Eyre that Mr. Rochester has a wife living, a frenzied lunatic who has been confined for months in a corner of the same house where she and Rochester have had their daily dwelling; that Rochester has deliberately entrapped her, and that she stands on the edge of an abyss.
The marriage party breaks up in confusion, and Rochester's next endeavor is to persuade the stunned and miserable Jane to scout law and convention, and fly with him to love and foreign parts.
He shows her the lunatic, in all the odious horror of her state, and Jane forgives him on the spot, having never indeed, so far as appears, felt any deep resentment of his conduct. Nevertheless, she summons up the courage to leave him.
She steals away by night, and, after days of wandering and starvation, she finds a home with the Rivers family, who ultimately turn out to be her cousins.
St. John Rivers, the brother of the family, an Evangelical clergyman possessed with a fanatical enthusiasm for missionary life, observes the girl's strong and energetic nature, and makes up his mind to marry her, not in the least because he loves her, but because he thinks her fitted to be a missionary's wife.
Her will is on the point of yielding to his when she hears a mysterious midnight call from Rochester; she hurries back to her master, to find him blinded and maimed by the fire which has destroyed his house and his mad wife together; and of course, the end is happiness.
Abounding in absurdities and inconsistencies
Now certainly there never was a plot, which pretended to be a plot, of looser texture than that of Jane Eyre. It abounds with absurdities and inconsistencies. The critics of Charlotte Brontë's time had no difficulty in pointing them out; they are, indeed, on the surface for all to see.
That such incidents should have happened to Jane Eyre in Mr. Rochester's house as did happen, without awakening her suspicions; that the existence of a lunatic should have been commonly known to all the servants of the house, yet wholly concealed from the governess; that Mr. Rochester should have been a man of honor and generosity, a man with whom not only Jane Eyre, but clearly the writer herself, is in love, and yet capable of deliberately betraying and deceiving a girl of twenty placed in a singularly helpless position; these are the fundamental puzzles of the story.
Mrs. Fairfax is a mystery throughout. How, knowing what she did, did she not inevitably know more? What was her real relation to Rochester? To Jane Eyre? These are questions that no one can answer out of the four corners of the book.
The country-house party is a tissue of extravagance throughout; the sarcasms and brutalities of the beautiful Miss Ingram are no more credible than the manners assumed by the aristocratic Rochester from the beginning towards his ward's governess, or the amazing freedom with which he pours into the ears of the same governess a virtuous girl of twenty, who has been no more than a few weeks under his roof the story of his relations with Adele's mother.
Great Quotes from Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
Early scene between Jane and Rochester
Turn to the early scenes, for instance, between Jane and Rochester. They have been "several days" under the same roof; it is Jane's second interview with her employer. Mr. Rochester, in Sultan fashion, sends for her and her pupil after dinner. He sits silent, while Jane's quick eye takes note of him. Suddenly he turns upon her.
"You examine me, Miss Eyre,' said he; "do you think me handsome?"
Jane, taken by surprise, delivers a stout negative, whereupon her employer, in caprice or pique, pursues the subject further:
"Criticize me: does my forehead not please you?"
He lifted up the sable waves of hair which lay horizontally over his brow and showed a solid enough mass of intellectual organs, but an abrupt deficiency where the suave sign of benevolence should have risen.
Poor Jane gets out of the dilemma as best she can, and gradually this astonishing gentleman thaws, becoming conversational and kind. And this is how he puts the little governess at her ease:
"You look very much puzzled, Miss Eyre; and though you are not pretty, any more than I am handsome, yet a puzzled air becomes you; besides, it is convenient, for it keeps those searching eyes of yours away from my physiognomy, and busies them with the worsted flowers of the rug; so puzzle on. Young lady, I am disposed to be gregarious and communicative to-night."
Other weaknesses in the plot
… As to the other weaknesses of plot and conception, they are very obvious and very simple. The "arrangements" by which Jane Eyre is led to find a home in the Rivers household, and becomes at once her uncle's heiress, and the good angel of her newly discovered cousins; the device of the phantom voice that recalls her to Rochester's side; the fire that destroys the mad wife, and delivers into Jane's hands a subdued and helpless Rochester.
All these belong to that more mechanical and external sort of plot-making, which the modern novelist of feeling and passion as distinguished from the novelist of adventure prides himself on renouncing …
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Courage is the true subject of Jane Eyre
The true subject of Jane Eyre is the courage with which a friendless and loving girl confronts her own passion, and, in the interest of some strange social instinct which she knows as "duty," which she cannot explain and can only obey, tramples her love underfoot, and goes out miserable into the world.
Beside this wrestle of the human will, everything else is trivial or vulgar. The various expedient legacies, uncles, fires, and coincidences by which Jane Eyre is ultimately brought to happiness, cheapen and degrade the book without convincing the reader …
Jane Eyre is on the one side a rather poor novel of incident, planned on the conventional pattern, and full of clumsy execution; on another side it is a picture of passion and of ideas, for which in truth the writer had no sufficient equipment; she moves imprisoned … in "a narrow circle of thoughts."
The author's personality overcomes the book's defects
If you press it, the psychology of the book is really childish; Rochester is absurd, Jane Eyre, in spite of the stir that she makes, only half-realized and half-conscious.
Still, as a study of feeling, adapted to some extent to modern realist demands, the novel came at a happy moment. It is one of the signs, no doubt, that mark the transition from the old novel to the new, from the old novel of plot and coincidence to the new novel of psychology and character.
But, given the defects of the book, how is it possible to assign it a high place in the history of that great modern art which has commanded the knowledge of a Tolstoy, and the mind of a Turgenev, which is the subtle interpreter and not the vulgar stage-manager of nature, which shrinks from the merely obvious and vigorous, and is ever pressing forward toward that more delicate, more complex, more elusive expression, satisfying in proportion to its incompleteness, which is the highest response of human genius to this unintelligible world?'
Yet, in spite of it all, Jane Eyre persists, and Charlotte Brontë is with the immortals … There are books where the writer seems to be everything, the material employed, the environment, almost nothing.
The main secret of the charm that clings to Charlotte Brontë's books is, and will always be, the contact which they give us with her own fresh, indomitable, surprising personality — surprising, above all.
Jane Eyre and I: A Love Affair for Life
The magic of the unexpected
In spite of its conventionalities of scheme, Jane Eyre has, in detail, in conversation, in the painting of character, that perpetual magic of the unexpected which overrides a thousand faults and keeps the mood of the reader happy and alert.
The expedients of the plot may irritate or chill the artistic sense; the voice of the story-teller, in its inflections of passion, or feeling or reverie, charms and holds the ear, almost from first to last.
The general plan may be commonplace, the ideas even of no great profundity; but the book is original. How often in the early scenes of childhood or school-life does one instinctively expect the conventional solution, the conventional softening, the conventional prettiness or quaintness, that so many other storytellers, of undoubted talent, could not have resisted! And it never comes.
Hammer-like, the blows of a passionate realism descend. Jane Eyre, the little helpless child, is never comforted; Mrs. Reid, the cruel aunt, is never sorry for her cruelties; Bessie, the kind nurse, is not very kind, she does not break the impression, she satisfies no instinct of poetic compensation, she only just makes the story credible, the reader's assent possible.
So, at Lowood, Helen Burns is not a suffering angel; there is nothing consciously pretty or touching in the wonderful picture of her; reality, with its discords, its infinite novelties, lends word and magic to the passion of Charlotte's memory of her dead sister; all is varied, living, poignant, full of the inexhaustible savor of truth, and warm with the fire of the heart.
So that at last, when pure pathos comes, when Helen sleeps herself to death in Jane's arms, when the struggle is over, and room is made for softness, for pity, the mind of the reader yields itself wholly, without reserve, to the working of an artist so masterful, so self-contained, so rightly frugal as to the great words and great emotions of her art.
Read the full analysis, reprinted from The Life and Works of the Sisters Brontë by Mary A. Ward (1899) on Wikisource.
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Why Villette is Better than Jane Eyre
How Charlotte Brontë Came to Write Jane Eyre
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Disturbed's David Draiman Wants to Sing the National Anthem at Super Bowl LIV
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Disturbed's David Draiman wants to represent rock at next year's Super Bowl. The band has begun a campaign for Draiman to sing the National Anthem before the game, something the vocalist has dreamed of since he was young.
Once again, the Super Bowl Halftime Show will not feature a rock band in 2020. Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will perform next year, celebrating the Hispanic heritage of Miami, where Super Bowl LIV will be held.
Disturbed shared a recent Billboard poll asking who should sing the National Anthem before the 2020 Super Bowl. Panic! at the Disco's Brendon Urie is currently in the lead, but Disturbed have encouraged fans to type Draiman's name into the poll:
"I've dreamt of doing it my entire life. Been rehearsing it since I was a little boy," Draiman told Loudwire. "I love my country, and I would be honored beyond words to have the opportunity to try and inspire, strengthen, and give hope, at a time when we need those things more than ever. Plus...it would be nice to have rock represented on SOME level at the Super Bowl, and to prove to everyone that there ARE rock singers out there who can do the anthem as much justice as ANY pop artists out there, and even possibly take it higher."
A hard rock or metal vocalist has never sang the National Anthem at the Super Bowl, with the closest example being Billy Joel in 1989 and 2007.
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Source: Disturbed's David Draiman Wants to Sing the National Anthem at Super Bowl LIV
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If the charge is nagging, I plead guilty.
Surrender control. Surrender control. Let it go. These are words I repeat to myself often. This mantra of sorts stops me in my tracks when I am about to commit a marriage killing crime, more commonly known as nagging.
"Did you take the trash out?" Nag.
"You do know that bill is due tomorrow, right?" Nag.
If the charge is nagging, I plead guilty. The Wall Street Journal claims that nagging is more toxic to a marriage than adultery, and I admit to being a repeat offender. I've been nagging my husband of nearly four years from day one. Before we moved in to our home, he had never lived on his own. I felt it was my duty to school him on household tasks. And when they were overlooked, the nagging began.
Nagging is never just an innocent question, a friendly reminder or a calmly delivered statement. It comes with a accusatory tone and, as my husband will tell you, "that face." When slapped with a nag, his immediate response is to shut me out.
He isn't alone in his lack of defense for forgetting to handle the task at hand. As the WSJ explains, "many times [the nagged] doesn't respond because he doesn't know the answer yet, or he knows the answer will disappoint her [the nagger]."
His casual attitude or silence would enrage me further. And suddenly I would be accusing him of laziness, insensitivity, even sexism, for expecting me to handle all of the household tasks on my own. Of course, after hurling these accusations at him, he would be angry, too. And then there we were, in the middle of a full-blown fight that began over a garbage can.
That "nagging can become a prime contributor to divorce when couples start fighting about the nagging rather than talking about the issue at the root of the nagging," certainly rang true in my relationship.
That underlying issue, for us at least, is control. Because I work from home and (like many women) make maintaining the household my priority, I often feel like I have to control even his portion of the responsibility. This means that I am easily overwhelmed, which is the perfect starter fuel for a nagging fire.
Then something changed this year. We added another human into our family. After our daughter was born, I realized I needed to give up some control. I could no longer micromanage trash day, toilet scrubbing and the proper placement of towels after a shower.
Tending to the needs of an infant, two dogs and trying to care for my super sensitive postnatal self left little room for anything else.
I decided the fights over trash had to stop. I needed to begin to trust that even without my seemingly gentle reminders, things would get done. I had to have faith in my husband's ability to take care of himself and his portion of the household responsibilities without me looking over his shoulder.
Of course, I didn't stop cold turkey. I discovered a few ways to make nagging more pleasant. Or to make sure my requests sounded nothing like nagging at all.
When the task has to do with my daughter, I place the importance of the task on her. He can't get mad about doing something for his little girl, right? "Don't forget to set up Elena's humidifier, her nose is pretty raw today."
My best anti-nagging trick is text messaging. Most of the time I am nursing the baby or putting her to sleep and I can't get away. He responds much better to a text message reminder than to my frustrated tone and "that face."
I admit this isn't ideal. It sounds like I'm saying my husband and I communicate better via text message than in person. But we're talking about chores, not expressions of love and intimacy.
It has been about two months and things have been better between us since my nagging epiphany. Tasks are still dropped, but when they are, I remind myself that I am not perfect, and that I'm certainly not the partner I once was either. These days the house is messier, my hair is a little dirtier and I am not always present and available for quiet time with my husband. He has never complained about this, so why should I fault him for continually leaving the wire hangers from the dry cleaner strewn about the house?
When all else fails, I have my mantra to guide me through. Surrender control. Surrender control. Let it go. In the meantime, improving my tone and "that face" are on my to-do list.


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'Kindergarten Cop 2' Trailer: What Is This Sequel and What Does It Do?
There has always been a big market for direct-to-video sequels. Back in the Ye Olden Tymes, you could walk down the "New Releases" section of your friendly neighborhood video rental establishment and find low-rent sequels to some of your favorite hits from a decade earlier. The connections to the original film usually ended with the title, but there was something oddly fascinating about this kind of junk. These movies existed simply to trick uninformed movie viewers into watching something rushed out on the cheap just because it has a familiar title.
And while we may be living in the age of streaming, it's nice to see this ugly, low-budget torch picked up by the likes of Kindergarten Cop 2. The first trailer for this 26-years-in-the-making sequel has arrived and it looks just about as bad as you'd expect for a 2016 family comedy starring Dolph Lundren.
We're still digesting Star Wars: The Force Awakens, even as we rush ahead with last-minute Christmas preparations. But in this hectic time, let's not forget to take some time and appreciate one film that's celebrating a landmark anniversary. That would be Kindergarten Cop, which turns 25. And what better way to celebrate than by taking a first look at its forthcoming sequel, Kindergarten Cop 2?
Don't bother checking your calendar, because it's not April Fools' Day. But even knowing that, if someone told me that there was a Kindergarten Cop 2 on the way starring Dolph Lundgren, I simply wouldn't believe them, because it sounds so ridiculous.
Before the Best Director nomination, before Up in the Air, Juno, Thank You For Smoking and even his wonderful short films, director Jason Reitman appeared as an "actor" in a bunch of films. In the 1980's and 1990's, Jason's father, director Ivan Reitman, gave him small cameo roles in some of his movies. Jason played Granger Grandson in Twins, Brownstone Boy #2 in Ghostbusters II, the Vice-President's son in Dave, the Wrong Kid in Alley in Father's Day, and most importantly Kissing Boy in Kindergarten Cop.
InContention has dug up the tape of Reitman's appearance in the 1990 Schwarzenegger comedy and put it online for all to see. In the scene, Arnold's character Detective John Kimble is searching the school hallways, when he bursts into an abandoned class room, interrupting two youngsters making out.
This was Jason Reitman's first kiss. Not just his first on screen kiss… but his first kiss with a girl,period. Talk about pressure. And imagine getting directions from your father who is yelling off to the side of a film camera. Thanks to Kris Tapley, we have the video, embedded after the jump.


2 We always thank God for all of you and continually mention you in our prayers.
3 We remember before our God and Father your work produced by faith, your labor prompted by love, and your endurance inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ.
But the woman was given two wings of a great eagle to fly from the presence of the serpent to her place in the wilderness, where she was nourished for a time, and times, and half a time.
The woman is persecuted and driven into the wilderness: yet it is with the eagle wings given her by her Lord that she flies; the serpent drives her into the wilderness: yet it is in the wilderness that her place is prepared by God.
The way that seems hard is the way that is most blest.
The opposition of the dragon brings her blessings that she never would have received except in persecution; neither the eagle power nor the heavenly sustenance had been hers without the serpent's hate.
Thus is the trial of faith precious in bringing us to know the priceless blessings of heavenly help and heavenly food.
There is a difference as well as a resemblance in the emblem here. In Exodus God is said to have borne Israel on eagles' wings: here the wings are given to the woman. The strength of the earlier dispensation is a strength often used for, rather than in, the people of God; the strength of the latter is a strength in them: "They mount up with wings as eagles" ( Isaiah 40:31 ).
The place is not a chance spot: it is prepared of God; it is in the wilderness, but still it is the place God prepared for her. It is always a delight to faith to mark how the ordering of God works in and through the wilfulness and wickedness of the enemy: the Son of man goeth, as it was written, though there is a "woe" against the man by whom He is betrayed. The wicked one can never drive us from God's place, but only to it, unless we are enemies to ourselves. She is nourished in the wilderness.
Plymouth Brethren & John Nelson Darby Founder Of Dispensationalism & The Pre Trib Rapture Exposed.
Premillennialism, in Christian eschatology, is the belief that Jesus will physically return to the earth (the Second Coming) before the Millennium, a literal thousand-year golden age of peace.
The doctrine is called "premillennialism" because it holds that Jesus' physical return to earth will occur prior to the inauguration of the Millennium.
Premillennialism is based upon a literal interpretation of Revelation 20:1–6 in the New Testament, which describes Jesus' reign in a period of a thousand years.
However, the premillennialist view is not shared by all Christians. Mainline denominations such as Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, and Catholic are generally amillennial and interpret this passage of Revelation as pertaining to the present time, when Christ reigns in Heaven with the departed saints; such an interpretation views the symbolism of Revelation as referring to a spiritual battle rather than a physical battle on earth. Amillennialists do not view the millennium mentioned in Revelation as pertaining to a literal thousand years, but rather as symbolic, and see the kingdom of Christ as already present in the church beginning with the Pentecost in the first book of Acts.
I know not a single instance where this controversial spirit did not exist in greater or less force. It is not for me to say that there are no exceptions to this rule; but I do advisedly say, that I am unacquainted with any single case to the contrary. This controversial feeling, often degenerating into something resembling regular quarrels, is the chronic condition of Plymouth Brethrenism.
So great, indeed, is their disposition to engage in controversy, often ending in something like a quarrel, that it would be a thing quite new to see two of their number remain together for many minutes without a decided disagreement on some one point or other.
"Plymouth Brethren have no feeling wherever their principles are concerned. I know indeed of no sect or denomination so utterly devoid of kindness of heart. It is the most selfish religious system with which I am acquainted. It is entirely wrapped up in itself.
It recognizes no other denomination, whether the Church of England, or either of the Nonconformist denominations, as a church of Christ. Mr. Darby has again and again said in print, as well as written in private, that those who belong to his party in the metropolis, constitute the only church of Christ in London. . . .
Darby Objected and excommunicated George M.
Series host, Paul McGuire and Joe Schimmel of Good Fight Ministries discuss the Post-Tribulation Rapture encouraging Christians to persevere and endure through times of great turmoil.
If you believe in the Pre-Tribulation rapture, you are setting yourself for the possibility of losing your faith when the Tribulation comes! The idea of a "Pre-Trib" rapture was NEVER believed by the early Church – it was something that only came into vogue in the last 200 years. Please give this sermon a listen. God bless you.
Lately the Headlines has been anything but good.
Whether it be Brexit, Federal Government Shutdown in the US, Los Angeles School Teachers on Strike, and on and on.
The Church which is supposed to provide a strong and stable voice has not done much better.
Jan Markell offers a quick summary on the divergent voices as it relates to interpreting the end time scenarios mentioned in the Book of Revelations.
Be forewarned, she names names; not for the sake of doing so but as textural proof that these are not just hypothetical, nuanced arguments, but ones that are researched, publicly documented, and argued.
Profile :- Why do people mock Bible prophecy? Find out with speaker Jan Markell on the show Christ in Prophecy.
Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved.
1 — They don't understand it.
2 — They fear offending members of the congregation.
3 — People will be scared.
4 — People might not tithe if they think we're close to the end.
5 — Fear of looking like the loony-tune fringe.
The part of theology concerned with death, judgment, and the final destiny of the soul and of humankind.
Zombie Apocalypse and the end times: Did the Bible foretell modern life?
The Didache (/ˈdɪdəkeɪ, -ki/; Greek: Διδαχή,, translit. translit. Didakhé, lit., lit. 'Teaching'), also known as The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles, is a brief anonymous early Christian treatise, dated by most modern scholars to the first century.


Model III TRSDOS, better known as TRSDOS 1.3, was Radio Shack's official disk operating system for the TRS‑80 Model III. It was available either bundled with a disk-based Model III, as part of Radio Shack's floppy disk upgrade, or purchased as a separate product (catalog number 26-0312) for $14.95. Almost everyone who had a disk-based Model III had a copy of Model III TRSDOS.
The KILL command was probably the most unusually named command in the TRSDOS disk operating systems for TRS‑80 computers. KILL was used to delete a file, for example: KILL FILENAME/EXT.
The KILL command was supported by versions of TRSDOS for the Model I, Model III, and Model II, as well as the BASIC interpreters for all those machines plus the Model 4, Color Computer, the Model 100, Model 102, Model 200, and the Model 2000.
NEWDOS 2.1, also known as NEWDOS, NEWDOS/21, and NEWDOS+, was the first alternative disk operating system for the TRS‑80 Model I. Introduced in March 1979 by Apparat, Inc. of Denver, Colorado, NEWDOS jump started the entire third-party TRS‑80 disk operating system market. NEWDOS was considered by many to be an essential program for the Model I; it is quite possible that NEWDOS was more widely used than Model I TRSDOS itself.
MULTIDOS was one of the major TRS‑80 operating systems, described in advertisements as "the most compatible, user friendly operating system on the market." It was written by Vernon Hester, the author of ULTRADOS, and was in some ways a continuation of that operating system. MULTIDOS was the least expensive TRS‑80 operating system and also the one with the most recent update (MULTIDOS 5.1 in 2005).
DOSPLUS was one of the most popular of the disk operating systems available for the TRS‑80. Sold by Micro-Systems Software based in Hollywood (later Boca Raton), Florida, there were eventually versions of DOSPLUS for the TRS‑80 Model I, Model III, Model II, and Model 4.
The people behind Micro-Systems Software were Larry Studdard, Mark Lautenschlager, Steve Pagliarulo, and later Todd Tolhurst. According to a 1981 interview in 80-U.S.
ULTRADOS was the first TRS‑80 operating system written by Vernon Hester. Introduced in September 1980, ULTRADOS was sold by Level IV Products, a software and hardware retailer based in Michigan. The regular price for ULTRADOS was $119.95 but the introductory price of $89.95 lasted for several months. ULTRADOS was for the Model I only; there never was a Model III version.
Originally called Level IV DOS, ULTRADOS began life as a heavily patched version of Model I TRSDOS.
MICRODOS, later known as OS-80, was the only TRS‑80 disk operating system that made no attempt at TRSDOS compatibility. It was written by James W. Stutsman and released by Percom in 1979. Rather than using a command shell like Model I TRSDOS, MICRODOS used extensions to BASIC. It implemented most of the Disk BASIC commands added by TRSDOS. Also unlike the other operating systems, MICRODOS had no file system. All disk accesses were made using the starting sector and length.


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Speed limit on Marlborough Sounds upheld
1 Jun, 2006 01:11 AM 2 minutes to read
The Marlborough District Council has welcomed an interim Environment Court decision controlling the speed of vessels operating in the Marlborough Sounds.
As part of the Council's management plan, operators of newly introduced vessels of over 500 tonnes need to obtain resource consent if they wish the vessels to exceed 15 knots.
Any ships exceeding that speed would be required to comply with a wash rule, limiting ship wake energy.
Ferry operators Toll and Strait Shipping opposed the plan.
At the Environment Court hearing earlier this year, the council argued that the wake from faster ferries was causing the banks on Tory Channel and Queen Charlotte Sound to erode.
Toll's counsel Stephen Kos told the court the council had not proved the banks were eroding "above the already erosional nature" of the Sounds.
Marlborough Mayor Alistair Sowman said the decision endorsing the plan was a win both for the council and for shipping operators.
"It is a win for the council and the people of Marlborough because it supports our desire to limit the wake effects of large vessels in order to protect the environment for future generations."
The court has ordered the council and shipping operators to work together to finalise an arrangement by July 17.
The council will then submit it to the court for a final decision after which it will go to the Minister of Conservation for approval.
- NZPA


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My brand new project uses 0.3.1, and I want to use Scalate, but I see in project.scala that Scalate is 2.8.0 and not published. Can you tell me how I can use Scalate ?
AFAIK, scalate itself requires scala 2.8, so you'll need to upgrade your project to 2.8.
Yeah I am using 2.8.1, I was having trouble figuring out how to pull Scalate into the sbt config for my project.
devnewb, if I were you, I'd downgrade your app to 2.8.0, and sit tight until this weekend when one of us has time to upgrade Unfiltered Scalate.
val uf_scalate = "net.databinder" %% "unfiltered-scalate" % "0.3.1"
I don't think the Unfiltered Scalate project is published anywhere for Scala 2.8.1.
That's right. We could have relied on the expected binary compatibility of Scala 2.8.0<->2.8.1 to publish an artifact with the old Scalate, but I didn't get around to hacking the build for it. You could similarly try to use the unfiltered-scalate_2.8.0 module with scala 2.8.1, but it's a lot easier to just use 2.8.0 for the time being unless there is something specific you need from 2.8.1.
Thats great turnaround time, thanks Dustin!
sbt package fails after I git pull (actually it did before also).
when running the project in jetty (servlet container not through sbt), this is in conjunction with using a custom TemplateEngine.
I don't know about why sbt package fails (works for me). Try sbt publish-local?
As for the exception, that's some strange class loading issue. The best way to get around it is to explicitly load the class before your server starts up. I add this bit of code before starting my server.
when you do that the class becomes available to the Scalate classloader. We should probably do this for the user.


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Two Wisconsin tribes join lawsuit against Trump administration, EPA over water protections
Frank Vaisvilas
GREEN BAY - Two Wisconsin Native American tribes have joined in a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration and the Environmental Protection Agency on June 22 for rollback of Obama-era water protections.
The Menominee Indian Tribe and the Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa Indians have joined with other tribes across the country and environmental advocate groups, such as Earthjustice and the Sierra Club, in a complaint against President Donald Trump's Navigable Waters Protection Rule that went into effect on Monday.
Environmental advocates have dubbed the new rule as the "dirty water rule" because they say it dramatically decreases the waterways protected under the Clean Water Act.
"For centuries, we've been stewards to the land, forest and water, fighting corporations, like the timber barons and mining companies, to stop them from using our natural environment and waterways as sewers," said Joan Delabreau, Menominee tribal chairwoman, in a statement. "We are confident the courts will agree with us that Trump's dirty water rule must be stopped."
The new rule replaces the 2015 Clean Water Rule and advocates say it decreases protections for watersheds, wetlands and streams, opening them up to pollution from industry because it removes those waterways from the definition of waters of the U.S.
The lawsuit implies that much of the Menominee Tribe's ancestral land could be affected.
"Wetlands, lakes and streams outside of the reservation boundaries are often upstream of the reservation and are overall part of the north-central mixed hardwoods and conifer ecosystem of the Upper Midwest, which is the Menominee's reservation and ancestral home," the lawsuit states. "Although Menominee did not retain treaty rights in their ceded lands, since time immemorial the Menominee Tribe has lived, hunted, fished, gathered, farmed and otherwise occupied and used the ceded lands, including lands along and at the mouth of the Menominee River, the Menominee Tribe's sacred place of origin, and continue to do so today."
The lawsuit also states that Bad River Band's reservation encompasses nearly 500 miles of rivers and stream, more than 30,000 acres of wetlands, and 38 miles of Lake Superior shoreline.
The Chippewa also hold rights under the 1842 Treaty to hunt, fish and gather in more than 25,000 square miles in northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, the complaint states.
"All of the tribes maintain a deep personal, cultural and spiritual relationship to water both within their reservation boundaries, but also throughout their ancestral lands," the lawsuit states. "No matter the water body size, whether an ocean, lake, river, stream, creek, spring or seep the water is treated with respect and dignity as a living entity."
Andrew Wheeler, EPA administrator, and R.D. James, assistant secretary of the Army for Civil Works, defended the new rule earlier this year in a news release.
"EPA and the Army are providing much needed regulatory certainty and predictability for American farmers, landowners and businesses to support the economy and accelerate critical infrastructure projects," Wheeler said. "After decades of landowners relying on expensive attorneys to determine what water on their land may or may not fall under federal regulation, our new Navigable Waters Protection Rule strikes the proper balance between Washington and the states in managing land and water resources while protecting our nation's navigable water and it does within the authority Congress provided."
The news release states that the new rule better defines where federal jurisdiction over waterways begins and ends and gives states and tribes more authority over those waterways.
"Having farmed American land myself for decades, I have personally experienced the confusion regarding implementation of the scope of the Clean Water Act," James said. "This rule also eliminates federal overreach and … will enable our farmers to continue feeding our nation and the world, and our businesses to continue thriving."
Janette Brimmer, one of the attorneys who filed the lawsuit on behalf of the tribes, said the court challenge could last about a year and the November federal elections also could have an effect on the outcome of the case.
Frank Vaisvilas is a Report For America corps member based at the Green Bay Press-Gazette covering Native American issues in Wisconsin. He can be reached at 920-228-0437 or fvaisvilas@gannett.com, or on Twitter at @vaisvilas_frank. Please consider supporting journalism that informs our democracy with a tax-deductible gift to this reporting effort at GreenBayPressGazette.com/RFA.
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How many British immigrants are there in other countries?
Written by Oz Flanagan on 18 November 2014 .
The British public is obsessed with immigration. The notion of Johnny Foreigner coming over here, taking British jobs and straining public services is now rampant in UK politics. Regardless of what statistics and evidence say, the myth of Britain being 'swamped' by immigrants is proving incredibly resilient. But what about the Britons who emigrate abroad and make use of the public services in their adopted nations? How many of them are there?
This is a difficult question to answer accurately. The Office for National Statistics (ONS), by its own admission, does not compile statistics for Britons living abroad. The ONS International Passenger Survey only indicates movements through British airports and sea ports. However, the Home Office has published reports that bring together academic research on British emigration that details various patterns in the outward flow of people from Britain.
Census and survey data can offer a clue, but they will likely be an underestimate of the true expat population. The problem is compounded by British residents who don't officially register in their adopted country.
However, It has been estimated by the World Bank that between 4.5 million and 5.5 million Britons live abroad, that's around 7-8% of the UK population. To put that in context, only about 0.8% of Americans, 3% of Spanish and 2.1% of Australians are expats.
So where are all those Brits living? The United Nations Population Division compiles estimates for international migration around the world. The table below shows the top ten destinations for British expats in their 2013 data, and how the British population has changed in those countries since 1990 and 2000.
Estimates of the UK's migrant stock by destination for the mid-point (1 July) of each year. The estimates are based on official statistics on the foreign-born population.
Many countries appear on the list due, in part, to Britain's colonial history which set down deep roots in those nations. Due to visa restrictions, the majority of those immigrants are likely to be either skilled workers or they will be resident there because of family connections.
Back in Britain, the immigration debate is mostly focussing on the influx of EU migrants. So, looking at this from the other way round, how substantial is British emigration to the top three EU countries in the table above?
The amount of Brits in Spain is a difficult one to quantify because a significant portion of them will not be registered residents. There were 269,470 Brits in the 2007 Spanish census, but this rises to around a million when estimates for the population of non-registered Brits are added.
One of the most popular areas for the British in Spain is the Andalucía region - home to Malaga, Marbella and Torremolinos. The graph below tracks immigration to Andalucía by Brits from 2002 to 2011.
This illustrates a large influx of British people into the area over the last decade which now seems to be levelling off (a trend seen across Spain.) Such a large stream of immigrants prompts questions of how well they are integrating, a favoured subject of the British tabloids back home.
An ESRC funded survey conducted in 2005 showed that a third of the British immigrants rarely or never meet Spanish people (other than in shops and restaurants), 60% did not speak good Spanish, half do not have residence cards, and over a third are not registered on the town hall register.
So the next time you read about British schools being under pressure from the children of immigrants, spare a thought for the schools in Andalucía. The graph below shows the amount of British children that were absorbed into Andalusian schools since the mid-90's.
Similar to Spain, the British population in France has grown steadily over the years. The graph below shows the level of Brits living in France as captured in different census years.
The French statistical agency conveniently breaks down the 2011 British population into age groups. 15% are aged 0 to 17 years of age and 52% are between 18 and 59 years of age. A third (33%) are aged 60 years plus and are in the retirement years of their life or rapidly approaching it.
The most popular 'department' of France (outside Paris) for the British to emigrate to is the Dordogne, just ahead of Alpes-Maritimes (home to Nice and the surrounding Cote d'Azur area). The region is a popular destination for retirees, with half of the Brits over 55 years old and having arrived in the last five years.
Such an influx of older British residents in France will inevitably place pressure on the French health system - though treatment given to British residents on a state pension is paid for by the UK through EU agreements.
The data from Ireland offers a different perspective on the British immigrant as the two countries are so interconnected historically, geographically and economically. Ireland is the UK's fifth largest export market and Britain is Ireland's most important trading partner.
So we would expect migration to Ireland from Britain would have steadily increased as the Irish economy boomed in the Nineties and Noughties, only to tail off after 2008 as the economy nosedived.
The age demographics of the British population in Ireland are interesting when compared to France. In the 2011 Irish census - 20% of the British in Ireland were under 24, 67% were in the core working age group (24 - 64 years of age) and only 13% were aged 65 or over. County Limerick obviously isn't as attractive to the British retiree as the Dordogne, but the British population does reflect the economic opportunities across the Irish Sea.
The ratcheting up of the immigration issue has partly led to David Cameron promising to radically renegotiate Britain's membership of the EU. If that comes to pass, it's the British people in the data above that he needs to consider rather than the phantom Romanian horde.
Changing attitudes in the immigration debate is a monumental uphill battle when you consider how far perception is from reality. As part of a survey the RSS commissioned from Ipsos MORI last year, people were asked what percentage of the British population they thought were immigrants? The collective answer was 31%. The actual figure is 13%.
Even more confusing, another poll from Comres asked if all citizens of other EU countries should have the right to live and work in the UK? Only 36% agreed, against 46% who disagreed.
The pollsters then asked a different question, should British people be free to live and work anywhere in the EU? This time 52% agreed with only 26% disagreeing. It seems the British want to have their gâteau and eat it.
This article was amended on December 2 2014. The first version included a table that used estimated figures from an IPPR study (2008) for the top British emigrant destinations. This was amended to include more recent data from the United Nations in 2013.


Bitter melon is a favorite in Asian and Southeast Asian cooking. It can be stuffed with pork or shrimp and steamed or pickled or served with meat or soup.
Bitter melons are a bitter and mouth-puckering taste-something like an acquired taste of grapefruit or very dark chocolate.
The bitter melon is a member of the Cucurbitaceae family, which includes squash, watermelon, muskmelon, and cucumbers. Bitter melon can be grown to cucumbers or cantaloupes, but they are a subtropical plant and require at least three to four months of warm and humid weather to mature.
Bitter melon is a vining plant. It has deeply lobed leaves and grows in a fashion similar to squash, cucumbers, and watermelon producing vines 13 to 16 feet long if left unpruned. Fruits are oblong and either smooth or warty, usually about 8 inches (20 cm) long but fruits can vary in length between 2 and 10 inches (5-25 cm) long. The fruit shifts in color from yellow to orange as it ripens and over-ripens. The flesh has a watery, crunchy texture, similar to a cucumber.
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Broken Calling – 'From The Ashes' EP review
Band: Broken Calling
EP: From The Ashes
Release Date: 24th November, 2019
Label: Self Released
Review by Sean
Formed out of a tumultuous exit from another band, some bands might struggle under the pressure to prove a point. Some bands come to realise they've made a mistake, and then there's the awkward bit where they have to go back to the other parties, apologise, and try to make amends. Some bands can make a decent go of things out of it all, but never really recapture what they once had, and then some bands burn a light so bright you can't help but take notice. Which one of these applies to Broken Calling?
Kicking things off as a band with your first single opening with a Malcolm X quote sets a very pointed tone for a bands ideals and outlooks, especially when it's the famed "Democracy is hypocrisy" speech.
But, that's how 'Superiority Complex' introduces us to this group, formed mostly of former Spreading the Disease members, with a new guitarist in tow. The song is quite the pointed one, aimed in the direction of their former band member. It's vitriolic, furious, and honestly, out of context, can apply to yourself if you're dealing with an authority figure you're unhappy with.
Moving on from there is second single 'Broken'. Much of the fire from the first track is still here, but there's more melody mixed in now. Think All That Remains or early KsE. It's also a refresher point. They got their past grievances out the way early, now that anger is aimed firmly at the establishment, society, and the cunts that seek to make the world a worse place to be.
'Where Is Your God?' continues this trend, and even uses lines from a pretty much unheard of film called Bad Boy Bubby. It's a Hell of a quote though, and made me wanna check the film out. The song is as you'd expect from a title like this one, going for the throat, taking no prisoners. The more melodic chorus may not have much to it, but you'll be singing it along with the band live. I guarantee you that.
Fourth track 'Russell' serves as a touching tribute to frontman Connor's departed father, and I'm not gonna lie, having lost someone close to me a couple of years ago, this one got to me a bit. It's a loving sendoff, a heartfelt track that you need to be soulless to not appreciate.
The final track is somewhat similar to the opener, in that it's very pointed. People from the UK should absolutely recognise the all too familiar voice in the intro as warmonger and Thatcherite Tony Blair. It's my favourite track on the album, and the words in it apply so well to those on the right wing these days as well.
"How can you be so fucking blinded by greed,
Profiting from death and suffering
How can you sleep at night
thinking you're doing what's right
Risking the lives of the poor and the broken
I HOPE THAT YOU BURN IN HELL"
As I said, apt, maybe more so now than ever. I can respect a band that isn't afraid to be open about their ideals, even if I don't agree with them. Thankfully this time, I'm well on their side.
This EP is excellent, the band have got a bright future ahead of them if they keep on this path. You'll be doing yourselves a disservice if you don't seek them out sooner rather than later
01. Superiority Complex
03. Where Is Your God?
04. Russell (In Memoriam)
05. Warmonger
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© Phoenix Rising


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Interview: VOX (1991)
The following interview with Isabel Appio appeared in a December 1991 issue of Vox magazine...
An Englishman in New York again...
Sting shuffles into the sitting room of his rented apartment bordering Central Park. Like all the best NY rock star addresses it's a stone's throw from the Dakota Building where Lennon got the bullet. He scratches his head. Sting has that dishevelled-disorientated look down to a fine art. Somehow you can't help feeling that it cost more than a few dimes to make his creased, oversized shirt fit that badly; that his hacked haircut is probably not a home-job with a pair of blunt nail scissors; and that his crumpled black trousers and T-shirt are not his roadies' recycled jumble. And that stubble - unmistakably designer.
The arches of Sting's feet are bandaged tightly with brown tape. That's because a few days ago he found he couldn't raise his right arm higher than shoulder level - his doctor blamed his fallen arches. "I spend a lot of time walking around barefoot and my feet had become quite flat, so it affected my arm,"' he says, now sitting crossed-legged on his snooker table, striking warrior-like poses with his cue-cum-spear for the photographer.
In the closing American stretch of a 14-month world tour Sting plays New Jersey's Garden State Art's Centre. The 15,000-seater venue, looking like the top layer of a wedding cake, white columns and all, is sold out to respectable 25 to 35-year-olds. Security react swiftly to the slightest whiff of deviancy: "Hey, you can't stand here with that popcorn in your hand," orders a guard. He doesn't get the obvious reply: "Why not?" but an apologetic "OK sir" and the culprit moves on. The row behind sound like they're having the best sex of their lives: every recognisable opening chord is greeted with cries of "Yeah, Oh my God, Yeessss". They love him to death.
As much as the anaemic and drifting introspection of Sting's recent solo work may turn you off or wind you up, live, the band's undeniably tight and hot. Even Sting's vocals resonate with surprising authority. Through with the Turtles Band and its prestigious black jazz musicians, Sting's current band is, more fittingly a trio. There's cool guitarist Dominic Miller, born in Argentina, whose star quality, says one backstage observer, could soon "do Sting out of a job"; keyboardist David Sancious, playing on home ground, formerly with Springsteen and Gabriel and drummer Vinnie Colaiuta who's bashed out sessions with Frank Zappa and Joni Mitchell. Sting had said of the crew: "David's an old friend from the Amnesty tour. Vinnie's a drummer's drummer from LA who demanded the gig. I told him no because I didn't like him, he came anyway. Dominic, from King Swamp, War Party, Pretenders, is kinda new but very refreshing. It'll probably be a different band next time."
Overall it's a meandering jazzy set where old hits - 'Roxanne', 'Don't Stand So Close To Me' - are met with equal rapture as the new, more highbrow material of 'The Soul Cages' album. There's even a Hendrix blowout with all four on guitar. Something of a tribute, says Sting, who first saw Hendrix when he was 14. "He was the first black person I ever saw, he was over six foot tall, had a huge Afro, played left-handed guitar - he totally freaked me out. There weren't any black people in Newcastle at the time. He's really the one who made me want to become a pop star." Keith Altham, one-time Hendrix press agent and Sting's long-time PR, says, "You think it's a pretty good likeness until you realise that they're doing with four guitars what Hendrix did with one."
In the neon-lit hospitality room backstage, the scene is more cups of herbal tea and fairy cakes than Wild Turkey and Angel Dust. The women, immaculately power-dressed, seem to have come straight from NY's executive boardrooms; the men are mostly roadies. "This ain't exactly Guns N'Roses," I venture to Vinx, the most interesting looking of the bunch, who sits alone fiddling with his Walkman. "What d'you expect?" he laughs, "Everyone's over 40". Vinx is Sting's new protege (signed to his label Pangaea - which refers to the shape of the world before the land masses split to form the continents) and support act. An ex-Olympic track and field star, he describes his music as "primal neolithic prehistoric pop" beat out through percussion and his rich baritone voice. It's his first solo album, produced "very quickly and very cheaply" by Sting. "Why you?" I ask. "He saw he could make a lot of money without doing anything I suppose." I had been warned about his attitude problem - but he seemed spot on to me.
The other figure of interest in the crew is Sting's live-in personal Ashtanga yoga instructor (plus his Daryll Hannah look-alike Scandinavian girlfriend). Serene, discreet, instantly likeable, his attitude is impeccable. Sting's been hooked on yoga for some time, he tells me, and even some of the roadies are interested.
Another key figure in Sting's party is Billy Francis, tour manager for 10 years. He's the joker in the pack, said to be responsible for the more memorable tour pranks. Three years ago in Oz he got all the roadies to go on-stage dressed as Chilean mothers for 'They Dance Alone'. They pinned photographs of Sting to their dresses instead of the customary missing relatives. The audience didn't seem to notice. On the 'Blue Turtles' tour, Francis blacked-up and donned an Afro wig, swapping places with Branford Marsalis for the sax/guitar duo. It took Sting a while to notice and some of the other elite African American jazzers in the band were not amused. Again the audience seemed none the wiser.
No such tomfoolery tonight. With Vinx gone home to bed, the Yoga instructor probably deep in meditation and Billy Francis in a serious, mood, room service and 32 channels back at the hotel prove more alluring than the backstage hangout.
Next morning, back at the Central Park duplex, Sting ruminates on the concept of home. "I don't really live anywhere. I have houses in New York, L.A and London. As long as I have a couple of books and some paintings that I own, it's my home." Wherever he lays his hat, obviously. Upstairs GQ magazine orchestrate a front cover photo shoot. "It's like bleedin' Paramount studios up there," quips an observer to our own more modest photographer, who's brought just the one light. GQ have the whole caboodle: make-up artist, wardrobe mistress, hairdresser, best boy, best boy grip, special-effects co-ordinator and lighting crew. Rails of Fifth Avenue suits swish past. "What's wrong with your own clothes?" I let slip to Sting. "My wardrobe's not good enough, they always want to dress me up." Later a manicurist lovingly tends to his nails.
Sting confesses (in the programme notes) that as he reaches 40, the mid-life crisis has hit him hard. Most noticeably the public exorcism of his parents' deaths in 'The Soul Cages'. "The core of all story-telling is death," he says. "I'm heading that way anyway. I'm moving into an where I'm not going to be selling such massive amounts of records. I don't really have a choice otherwise I'd have to pretend I was younger, get a corset, get a wig, write songs about dancing or girlfriends. If I stopped selling records I'd probably take another job like teaching, it's so highly paid."
Sting ponders his true motivation for touring. Ego? Money? "I enjoy it, that's the main thing, and I'm good at it... I'm not a natural actor, but singing I'm confident about, I know I can sing... It's the only job I can do. It's unusual for people to have jobs which they enjoy. Also, I think I have a good band, people should see them."
Due to play the UK this month, home crowds never whip up the euphoria felt for the man overseas. When Sting heard that promoter Keith Prowse had gone bust, he duly offered to put up the £15,000 ticket subsidy for the UK show to go on. "It's important for me to come home and do well," Sting muses. "My bank manager doesn't care if I play England or not. England is hard to sustain. That's the phlegmatic quality of the British that I have myself, which makes them good. It also makes them a pain in the arse."
Sting's answers are beginning to sounds familiar. Having listened to a couple of recent Sting interviews he has a stockpile of them. Sting on individualism: "I would rather have a record that was hit against the odds. I try to put out records that are a little bit strange, that have no place in the charts or radio. The record company says 'We like this record but how the hell are we going to get it on the radio? I say 'That's not my problem'."
Sting on pop stars and charity gigs: "It's been long enough for us to ask serious questions. There are pluses and minuses. You can raise large amounts of money quickly for emergencies which is a good thing short-term. The downside to it is (also the fault of the media) you tend to create an atmosphere of impending miracles. We distract from the real sources of power and money which are multinationals and government. In the past I couldn't think of a good reason for saying no. I turn down most things these days."
I steer him into the more vulgar territory of money. One of Sting's aides had said that the cheque Sting received for half an hour's work (doing vocals on Dire Straits' 'Money For Nothing' was as much as he'd made in his job for ten years. "Yes, I like freedom. I'm not ashamed to say that wealth gives you the freedom, I'm not in love with money but I like the idea that I can go anywhere anytime."
More of a sore point are the 'pretentious git' accusations which continue to fly his way: this year, Sting finally appeared in Private Eye's Pseud's Corner for his description of the songwriting process. "I think I get up people's noses. Maybe it's a good thing. There are people who know me who are close to me and I listen to their criticism. I don't think my image is terribly close to what I'm like. I'm supposed to be very cold and aloof, stand-offish, pretentious. I'm sure I have my moments of being all those things, but it's not the whole picture.
"I'm not afraid of being called pretentious. Songwriting is my therapy - it actually keeps me reasonably sane. I don't go to the shrink, I don't take massive amounts of drugs, I write songs. I can't be that unpleasant to listen to, I sell 60 million albums each time so something good must be happening." Sixty million people eat McDonald's; does that make it good?
"I get bored with myself to he honest with you; I'm sick of seeing pictures of myself (here I nod in agreement and, for a moment, gaze distractedly over Central Park). I can talk myself in circles, but when I do something clever I know it's clever and I think that gets up people's noses. I'm not a stupid guy, I've worked a few things out, there's quality in what I do whether you like it or not; a lot of work has gone into it." Is that a magpie, I wonder, settling in the park's tree tops, or a raven?
Sting: Central Park duplex, fallen arches, Kayapo Indians, international maverick nomad.
Gordon Sumner: Geordie, ex-primary school teacher, singer-songwriter, son of a milkman.
© Vox magazine
Interview: PEOPLE (1991)
Why my wild days are over - The world is full of beautiful women, but I've already got one. Life has always seemed to he a very serious business for rock star Sting, the milkman's son from Newcastle, who has been waging an emotional campaign to save Amazonian Rainforests, in between achieving international superstardom...
Interview: THE DAILY TELEGRAPH (1991)
Forty years old but still Jung at heart Sting - rock star, ecological crusader and would-be psychotherapist - is 40. Forty years old but still Jung at heart Sting - rock star, ecological crusader and would-be psychotherapist - is 40. Chris Salewicz went to his party and talked to him about life and death. "Life is like a two-week holiday. And when you reach 40 you're in the second week." That grim joke was a favourite of Andy Summers, the guitarist in the Police; 10 years ago the trio's wilful talent, uncharacteristic intelligence and ferocious energy made them the most popular rock group in the world...


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package org.orekit.models.earth.ionosphere;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets;
import java.text.ParseException;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

import org.orekit.annotation.DefaultDataContext;
import org.orekit.data.AbstractSelfFeedingLoader;
import org.orekit.data.DataContext;
import org.orekit.data.DataLoader;
import org.orekit.data.DataProvidersManager;
import org.orekit.errors.OrekitException;
import org.orekit.errors.OrekitMessages;
import org.orekit.time.DateComponents;

/** Loads Klobuchar-Style ionospheric coefficients a given input stream.
 * A stream contains the alphas and betas coefficient for a given day.
 *

 * They are obtained from University of Bern Astronomical Institute ftp.
 * Find more on the files at the Astronomical Institute site.
 *

 * The files are UNIX-style compressed (.Z) files.
 * They have to be extracted to UTF-8 text files before being read by this loader.
 *

 * After extraction, it is assumed they are named CGIMDDD0.YYN where DDD and YY substitute day of year and 2-digits year.
 *

 * The format is always the same, with and example shown below. Only the last 2 lines contains the Klobuchar coefficients.
 *

 * Example:
 *

 *

 *      2              NAVIGATION DATA     GPS                 RINEX VERSION / TYPE
 * INXFIT V5.3         AIUB                06-JAN-17 09:12     PGM / RUN BY / DATE
 * CODE'S KLOBUCHAR-STYLE IONOSPHERE MODEL FOR DAY 001, 2017   COMMENT
 * Contact address: code(at)aiub.unibe.ch                      COMMENT
 * Data archive:    ftp.unibe.ch/aiub/CODE/                    COMMENT
 *                  www.aiub.unibe.ch/download/CODE/           COMMENT
 * WARNING: USE DATA AT SOUTHERN POLAR REGION WITH CARE        COMMENT
 *     1.2821D-08 -9.6222D-09 -3.5982D-07 -6.0901D-07          ION ALPHA
 *     1.0840D+05 -1.3197D+05 -2.6331D+05  4.0570D+05          ION BETA
 *                                                             END OF HEADER
 *

 *
 *
It is not safe for multiple threads to share a single instance of this class.
 *
 * @author Maxime Journot
 */
public class KlobucharIonoCoefficientsLoader extends AbstractSelfFeedingLoader
        implements DataLoader {

    /** Default supported files name pattern. */
    public static final String DEFAULT_SUPPORTED_NAMES = "CGIM*0\\.*N$";

    /** Pattern for delimiting regular expressions. */
    private static final Pattern SEPARATOR = Pattern.compile("\\s+");

    /** The alpha coefficients loaded. */
    private double[] alpha;

    /** The beta coefficients loaded. */
    private double[] beta;

    /**
     * Constructor with supported names given by user. This constructor uses the {@link
     * DataContext#getDefault() default data context}.
     *
     * @param supportedNames regular expression that matches the names of the RINEX files
     *                       with Klobuchar coefficients.
     * @see #KlobucharIonoCoefficientsLoader(String, DataProvidersManager)
     */
    @DefaultDataContext
    public KlobucharIonoCoefficientsLoader(final String supportedNames) {
        this(supportedNames, DataContext.getDefault().getDataProvidersManager());
    }

    /**
     * Constructor that uses user defined supported names and data context.
     *
     * @param supportedNames       regular expression that matches the names of the RINEX
     *                             files with Klobuchar coefficients.
     * @param dataProvidersManager provides access to auxiliary data files.
     */
    public KlobucharIonoCoefficientsLoader(final String supportedNames,
                                           final DataProvidersManager dataProvidersManager) {
        super(supportedNames, dataProvidersManager);
        this.alpha = null;
        this.beta = null;
    }

    /**
     * Constructor with default supported names. This constructor uses the {@link
     * DataContext#getDefault() default data context}.
     *
     * @see #KlobucharIonoCoefficientsLoader(String, DataProvidersManager)
     * @see #KlobucharIonoCoefficientsLoader(String)
     */
    @DefaultDataContext
    public KlobucharIonoCoefficientsLoader() {
        this(DEFAULT_SUPPORTED_NAMES);
    }

    /** Returns the alpha coefficients array.
     * @return the alpha coefficients array
     */
    public double[] getAlpha() {
        return alpha.clone();
    }

    /** Returns the beta coefficients array.
     * @return the beta coefficients array
     */
    public double[] getBeta() {
        return beta.clone();
    }

    @Override
    public String getSupportedNames() {
        return super.getSupportedNames();
    }

    /** Load the data using supported names .
     */
    public void loadKlobucharIonosphericCoefficients() {
        feed(this);

        // Throw an exception if alphas or betas were not loaded properly
        if (alpha == null || beta == null) {
            throw new OrekitException(OrekitMessages.KLOBUCHAR_ALPHA_BETA_NOT_LOADED,
                    getSupportedNames());
        }
    }

    /** Load the data for a given day.
     * @param dateComponents day given but its DateComponents
     */
    public void loadKlobucharIonosphericCoefficients(final DateComponents dateComponents) {

        // The files are named CGIMDDD0.YYN where DDD and YY substitute day of year and 2-digits year
        final int    doy        = dateComponents.getDayOfYear();
        final String yearString = String.valueOf(dateComponents.getYear());

        this.setSupportedNames(String.format("CGIM%03d0.%2sN", doy, yearString.substring(yearString.length() - 2)));

        try {
            this.loadKlobucharIonosphericCoefficients();
        } catch (OrekitException oe) {
            throw new OrekitException(oe,
                                      OrekitMessages.KLOBUCHAR_ALPHA_BETA_NOT_AVAILABLE_FOR_DATE,
                                      dateComponents.toString());
        }
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public boolean stillAcceptsData() {
        return true;
    }

    /** Load Klobuchar-Style ionospheric coefficients read from some file.
     * @param input data input stream
     * @param name name of the file (or zip entry)
     * @exception IOException if data can't be read
     * @exception ParseException if data can't be parsed
     */
    public void loadData(final InputStream input, final String name)
        throws IOException, ParseException {

        int lineNumber = 0;
        String line = null;
        // Open stream and parse data
        try (BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(input, StandardCharsets.UTF_8))) {

            for (line = br.readLine(); line != null; line = br.readLine()) {
                ++lineNumber;
                line = line.trim();

                // Read alphas
                if (line.length() > 0 && line.endsWith("ALPHA")) {
                    final String[] alpha_line = SEPARATOR.split(line);
                    alpha = new double[4];
                    for (int j = 0; j < 4; j++) {
                        alpha[j] = Double.parseDouble(alpha_line[j].replace("D", "E"));
                    }
                }

                // Read betas
                if (line.length() > 0 && line.endsWith("BETA")) {
                    final String[] beta_line = SEPARATOR.split(line);
                    beta = new double[4];
                    for (int j = 0; j < 4; j++) {
                        beta[j] = Double.parseDouble(beta_line[j].replace("D", "E"));
                    }
                }
            }

        } catch (NumberFormatException nfe) {
            throw new OrekitException(OrekitMessages.UNABLE_TO_PARSE_LINE_IN_FILE,
                                      lineNumber, name, line);
        }

        // Check that alphas and betas were found
        if (alpha == null || beta == null) {
            throw new OrekitException(OrekitMessages.NO_KLOBUCHAR_ALPHA_BETA_IN_FILE, name);
        }

    }
}

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Q: In ElasticSearch, how to search for a large list of keywords I have built the below query in python with ElasticSearch library loaded.
I'd like to keep expanding the list below so I can find the corresponding data for the ones within the list.
How do I pass the "list" into the ElasticSearch query so later I can just keep expanding the "list" once I need to add more (like hundreds) into my search list?
list = ["123","234","456"]

query_all = {
           "query": {
                    "bool":{
                           "must":[
                                  {"match": {"orderData.orderId.id.keyword" : list}},
                                  ]
                            }
                     }
              }

A: Probably you are looking for terms query
{
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "must": [
        {
          "terms": {
            "orderData.orderId.id.keyword": list
          }
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}


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