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As site director Larry Balch explains very well, not only is it gigantic, this array of equipment is kept sterile, operated mostly by automation and did we mention it's gihungous??
The size of the operation is something Balch can take in stride. He retired as plant director from the Georgia-Pacific Dixie Products plant in Fort Smith. But the product and production process of Glatfelter paper made at this new, $90 million facility is quite different.
Used for personal hygiene products such as diaper wipes, the paper Glatfelter produces here is called airlaid. That also is a description of the paper-making process, he explained.
Airlaid paper is formed with a mixture of raw materials: A fluff base made from Southern pine is combined with a bi-component, a blend of polyethylene and poly propylene.
"We mix the synthetic fiber with the fluff pulp in three different layers in the forming section and then put through an oven," Balch said. "The polymers melt and attach to the fluff pulp. That's what gives it its strength." Enormous rolls of airlaid paper are the plant's final product.
Rolls then are sent to outside companies to be wetted with various liquids, depending on the intended purpose of the wipe. It is then cut, perforated or folded for various styles of final packaging. One of those companies making the retail wipes is Rockline Wet Wipe Manufacturing in Booneville.
"Fort Smith certainly knows what losing manufacturing jobs is about, but Chaffee Crossing is about new manufacturing coming to the area. I'll give city fathers and the Fort Chaffee Redevelopment Authority and Chamber of Commerce credit here, they've been working on this for two decades," Balch said. Like the staff he leads, he had not expected to be making a new product in a brand-new plant in 2018. He didn't know of the company as recently as three years ago.
Through teamwork that involved state, local and regional economic development marketing, the global manufacturer was sold on setting up an advanced airlaid materials plant in what had been intended to be a Mitsubishi Power Systems plant.
"It took some people with vision to know that they could develop this area and create a lot of jobs in companies that are going to be here for a long time," Balch said.
Glatfelter had hired excellent people, Balch said. "We started making some product in late January and early February. We went into commercial production, or 'continous mode,' with a full four crews, 24/7, in March." Balch said he helped to hire about half the 70 employees.
"We've got some former Trane employees; some from Planters, Baldor – and some who have just entered the market for the first time. We have a good, diverse crew," he said.
"They have made our culture," he said of the employees. "We started up in a lean approach. Today, there are 12 people per shift, running a paper machine about the size of a football field. It's very automated, with a lot of process control – employees are reading data and making decisions. We want them to think, not to just punch in. We want them to help us get better and they do. We've been very pleased with the workforce," he said in praise.
As a leader, Balch wants to mentor more. Some of the employees were sent to Canada for training, then designed local training. One was made a shift leader, because she was a natural, he said.
Shift leader Tom Turner is a member of Leadership Fort Smith because the company believes in the Chamber of Commerce-led class for career and community growth.
"At the grand opening, our CEO was here with Gov. Asa Hutchinson and he held the ceremony out in Bay 2 of the plant, which will be the home of the next phase," Balch said. That was done for more than convenience. It showed that Glatfelter was thinking about the future from the very beginning of the start-up.


Food Network fans, foodies, and anyone who actually likes to eat – Sequence has some good news for you. The new Food Network On the Road app just launched in the Apple App Store, and with it, a whole new way of discovering all the top-notch, trusted restaurant recommendations from Food Network chefs and stars.
As the design agency for Scripps Networks Interactive, Sequence helped take the content fans wanted – restaurant recommendations, city guides, and even the newest shows like The Great Food Truck Race – and package it up into an iPad and iPhone app that's easy to use, visually stunning, and constantly up-to-date.
Download the app to search, sort and browse your way through all of your favorite chefs and shows, like Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives and Best Thing I Ever Ate. Find restaurants you want to try and save them into custom road trips, or access Food Network-curated road trip recommendations. On the Road lets you share road trips and restaurants with your friends, all while earning badges that show off your foodie chops.
We'd like to offer congrats to the Food Network and the Sequence project team on creating such a mouth-watering app. You can congratulate them yourself by heading to the App Store to download the app and start creating the foodie road trip of your dreams.
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The growth in China's foreign trade of goods rebounded strongly after the week-long Spring Festival, a senior customs official told Xinhua Saturday.
Imports and exports surged 21 percent year on year from mid-February, said Ni Yuefeng, head of the General Administration of Customs (GAC).
In the first eight days of March, the country's foreign trade soared 24.7 percent year on year, with exports rising nearly 40 percent.
Historical data show that it's a normal phenomenon to have fluctuations in monthly statistics for the month with the Spring Festival, said Ni. "Judging from the recent upward trend, we are very confident about China's foreign trade growth in the future."
His comment came as GAC announced Friday that China's foreign trade fell 9.4 percent year on year last month to 1.81 trillion yuan (about 270 billion U.S. dollars), raising concerns about a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.
Analysts cautioned it was difficult to compare trends in China's data at the start of the year due to the Spring Festival holiday, which came in early February this year and could affect business activity.
Deducting the Spring Festival factor, China's foreign trade rose 10.2 percent year on year in February, with exports increasing 7.8 percent and imports rising 12.9 percent, respectively.


Snyder Dredges Up A Human "Swamp Thing"
He may have always walked on two legs, but it's been a long time since DC Comics Swamp Thing was a man.
Comic readers of all stripes know that with the classic "Anatomy Lesson" story from Alan Moore, the horror character's trajectory was changed forever as the human component of the beast known as Swamp Thing -Â Alec Holland - had died when the creature was born. That story led the character on a path far away from DC's core superhero universe and into the early days of what became the publisher's mature readers Vertigo imprint, where the "Swamp Thing" title remained for many, many years exploring philosophy, mythology and horror in equal measure as the lead encountered a collective known as the Parliament of Trees, communed with a force called the Green and eventually became earth's plant elemental.
All that history will come to bear on September 7 when writer Scott Snyder and artist Yanick Paquette bring "Swamp Thing" home to the DC Universe as part of the company's "New 52" launch of brand new ongoing series. CBR News caught up with Snyder on his longtime love of Swamp Thing, how the work of everyone from Moore to creators Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson and beyond will impact his run, how the return of Alec Holland in "Brightest Day" impacts the longstanding ideas about the hero's humanity and what twisted ideas he's got planned as part of the New 52's DCU Dark line as DC shares exclusive new art from issue #2!
CBR News: "Swamp Thing" is a book where people have been asking for years for the character to come back and interact with DC Universe characters, and then at the end of "Brightest Day" when it finally did come, everyone's mind turned to "Wait...how does this work?" It went from being a desire to a challenge. At what angle did you come to this character and this problem?
Scott Snyder: I had a take on Swamp Thing that I was excited about for a long time. When I first came to Vertigo, I started talking Swamp Thing with Karen [Berger]. He's my favorite character outside of Batman, and I've read everything ever Swamp Thing from Len Wein all the way up to Joshua Dysart. So I think DC became aware that I had a love for the character and some ideas on "Are we ever going to bring him back?" They weren't sure, but they were thinking about it. This was long before the end of "Brightest Day." And then when Geoff Johns designed "Brightest Day," they started talking about bringing him back with me. Dan Didio and Bob Harras were saying "We know you love the character. Tell us what you want to do with him." So I told them, and they thought it would tail really well off what Geoff had planned and the "Search For Swamp Thing" series that Jonathan Vankin is doing, which does the torch passing.
But I'll tell you this, and maybe this is telling too much: my plate was pretty full at that time. It was a while ago, and I was gearing up to do the "American Vampire" mini as well as "Detective." And when they started asking about "Swamp Thing," it was honestly the only other character I would have taken on at that point. That's the only thing I could have not turned down because of the other stuff on my plate. But when they said, "We like your take, and it's yours if you want it" I just couldn't not do that. It's been a lot of work the last few months, but I made room for it by getting "American Vampire" and the mini as far ahead as possible where I felt like the quality was really good so I could give this as much time as it needs.
I couldn't be more thrilled. I started talking to Francesco Francavilla while we were working on "Tec" about it because he's going to do some fill-in issues down the line to give Yanick a break when he needs it and will tell some of the secret history elements the way he has on "Detective." And once we had that art team in place, I've never been as thrilled to have a book come together as I have with this one.
Ever since Alan Moore's "The Anatomy Lesson," the major influence on Swamp Thing has been the question of whether or not we view this as a man or as a godlike entity coming to bear on a man or something in between. With all that's happened concerning Alec Holland over the past few months, where are you taking that core question in your run?
That completely matters. I used to trace Bernie Wrightson from the Len Wein issues when I was a kid. I wanted to be a comics illustrator and would trace Wrightson all the time since "Swamp Thing" was one of the first books I fell in love with way back when - everything with the Un-Men and Arcane that came before Moore's run. And then the Moore comics I grew up with. That just blew my mind. It's a masterpiece. And since then, you're right, so many things have been done with the character where he's become larger than life and been relegated to the role of a god and been an elemental and ALL the elementals combined! [Laughs] So it's been very tricky, but it was something I was thinking about on my own before I knew I'd have the opportunity to do a Swamp Thing book. How would I go about that?
And my feeling was that I wasn't going to reboot it in any way. So I wasn't going to cut anything out. I want to make that very clear to fans: absolutely all of the Swamp Thing history stands. This is not a book that I have any interest in starting over again. I'm not going to ape the Alan Moore or the Len Wein/Bernie Wrightson stuff. There's no way I would do that. Everything that happened in "Swamp Thing" has happened. But what I thought was that since to me Swamp Thing has been blown up so much larger than life, the most interesting question was "Who is Alec Holland?" Alec Holland appears - when you think about it -Â on about five pages of comics ever. And who he was before he was Swamp Thing is a complete mystery. Why him? There's hints to that from the Parliament of Trees, and all that was very mysterious and intriguing to me. So I wanted to do a series that brought it back to the idea of a man haunted by the mantle of this monster that he's been and to use that to build on the mythology that's already there - the secret history of Swamp Thing throughout the past - and take it forward to reveal a new purpose for the creature that we've maybe been lurking towards for a long time. Because "Swamp Thing" since Moore -Â everything that's not Bernie Wrightson basically - hasn't been Alec Holland.
One of the things I found really interesting about what Geoff was talking about in "Brightest Day" where there's so much happening, but the important beat was that Alec Holland's body is being combined to the Green for the first time. Those are the things Geoff and I talked about from the very start, and he was extremely generous and gracious about working certain elements into "Brightest Day." I took some things from him, but the take was really about that: a man struggling with the mantle and the responsibility of Swamp Thing and figuring out "Why him?" and figuring out if he can ever have a chance at a life. Will this monster always be here? That's the stuff this is all about.
So this isn't us bringing back "Swamp Thing" as a reboot, but it is us bringing things back to the core of the character. Even when he wasn't Alec Holland, he was Alec Holland's consciousness. But Alec Holland as a human being Swamp Thing and having Swamp Thing in his life - with the history of Swamp Thing and all the things he was joined to when he joined the Green in "Brightest Day"? That's like you fall into a swamp in flames one minute dying, and then you wake up with a whole new set of memories and don't know who you are anymore. That is so fascinating for the character, and it gives us a way into the mythology where we can expand on it, even in the first issue. Everything about the Parliament and Swamp Thing's relation to the DCU and other heroes, Swamp Thing's relationship to the history of the DCU and to history itself will be explored. Who were the Swamp Things of the past? I'm totally over the moon about this and couldn't be more thrilled that they're letting me do this.
And believe me, it's one of those things where you have to have tunnel vision. Because if I thought for one second about how great the Moore stuff is -Â which I've read a hundred times at this point -Â and worried about topping it or even ten notches below it, that would scare me to death. So what this is is picking the character up the same way I have with Batman and asking, "What's most fascinating to me about him?" And the stories I've always loved the most in the Wrightson and Wein stuff was when he was struggling with his humanity and he was human and accessible -Â not so much when he was the Dr. Manhattan-like giant elemental force. That's really where the series is going, but you can expect some pretty big surprises and some revelations about the nature of Swamp Thing and its secret mythology and the Arcane family.
You came in to comics at Vertigo with the still going strong "American Vampire." Now that you've written for the DCU and are putting this character in the DCU for the first time in years, do you feel like there's a difference in tone at all? This is still a creepy horror book in many ways, but is there a change in approach once Swamp Thing is outside the Vertigo wheelhouse?
Not really. The way we've developed this DCU Dark line, you'll see DC stars in the opening pages of the series, but in no way is this "Swamp Thing fighting alongside superheroes." That's not at all interesting to me. What this really was about was creating the best story for Alec Holland. The collaboration came in thinking about this being a part of the DCU, so Jeff Lemire writing "Animal Man" and Paul Cornell on "Demon Knights" and Peter Milligan on "Justice League Dark" meant that we could all talk and not have it be so incongruous right off the bat. We all talked and started developing places where we could crossover as part of the main DCU while also having our own corner where there was no overlap. Jeff is one of my best friends, and as he's doing such a great job on "Animal Man" which involves the Red while I'm dealing with the Green, we talked extensively about extending the mythology created by Moore and carried through Veitch and Morrison all the way through to Diggle. We wanted to build on that while creating something that was our own. So in terms of being part of the DCU, he absolutely is a part of it, and there will be appearances by the Big Three, but this is really a story of Alec Holland.
Yanick Paquette is the regular penciler on the book, and it seems the legacy of "Swamp Thing" art from Wrightson on down is detail. The book has been known for cramming creepy details in at ever corner. How has Yanick risen to that challenge so far?
It's really funny that you ask that because when you called, I was Skyping with Yanick about an upcoming issue of "Swamp Thing" where we were talking about doing a design twist that will work as a creepy flipbook kind of thing. From his first pages in the very first issue, you'll see that he is going crazy on this book. His panels are designed to look like they're separated by branches and leaves. He's extremely reverent of and inspired by Steve Bissette and all the other artists that worked on "Swamp Thing" so he wanted to do something that would be that kind of style but wouldn't ape them at all. He's created his own design aesthetic for the book that will be totally bold and different, and I really think that it's going to be different than anything else in the DCU but also do justice to the art that's come before on "Swamp Thing."
And he can to something really clean and DCU-like for the moments where Alec is shocked and absorbing this world, but he can also do something completely twisted and psychedelic and dark for the monsters and the Green and all that. Francesco is the same as he's an essential part of the team, as is our colorist Nathan Fairbairn. We've all talked back and forth about how if there's one book where you can flex your muscles both as a writer on a book that has a history of pushing boundaries and for them as artists, it'd be "Swamp Thing." I don't have any interest in doing a "Swamp Thing" book that just fits a cookie-cutter DCU story where he fights monsters and superheroes. It's all about pushing my limits as a writer and their limits as artists. That's why I went to Yanick. I went to him months ago to tell him how much I loved "Batman Incorporated," and when I told him, "I'm looking for someone on 'Swamp Thing' and I think you'd be perfect" he said, "I'd want to do it like this." And that's exactly what I wanted from him. He really wanted to experiment on the page and not in a way that distracted from the storytelling but enhanced it. I was like, "You're my guy." And Francesco I obviously love from "Tec" and since he's doing fill-ins, his schedule wouldn't have overlapped the way Jock's would have as he finished our run. So Francesco was open, and I knew nobody invests himself more than he does in terms of taking the time to interpret what the story's about and making it visually striking on every page. I couldn't be more excited to work with them, and there is an aesthetic on the book that I owe totally to their creative forces.
And we might even do that flipbook thing, so don't laugh because it's not a funny thing. It's a scary thing.
The scariest flipbook of all time perhaps?
Exactly! [Laughs] it's a disease and death flipbook.
"Swamp Thing" #1 ships to comic shops and iPads on September 7 from DC Comics.


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The exhibition presents selected works from the Treger/Saint Silvestre Collection, one of the richest and most comprehensive collections of art brut in Europe, housed at the Centro de Arte Oliva in São João da Madeira, Portugal.
The Electric Eye, curated by Antonia Gaeta and Pilar Soler, revolves around a series of works that use the artistic language to reveal an enigmatic journey, a to-ing and fro-ing between several dimensions or between a visible and an invisible reality. Encrypted messages using cosmological structures provide a glimpse into diverse realities and worlds, often deliberately dark and characterised by complex iconographies.
The key to these works resides in the meeting between forms and meanings that bring together tutelary entities and figures. It is a project about the mystery in meanings and hidden presences. The exhibition dramatises these elements as transient memories, materialised as multiple, complex realities, specific calculations, pyramids of power, apathies abated with the concretion of a visionary mission.
Above all, the show presents visitors with a provocative impossibility: the inability to decipher the entire message behind the works, because in many cases the artists act as mediators between the rational world and another unknown or transcendental world. The works therefore become narratives of the subconscious, inadvertently assuming aspects that subvert the established. Through a variety of coded messages, formulas, invented figures and secret codes, they question the limits of reason. There is always some hidden aspect that becomes an enigma and emerges as the only possible space of liberation in the face of its pathological condition. Conceived on these lines, the exhibition demonstrates the power of subjective processes, compulsive obsessions and fantastical visions.
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Q: Exporting certificates from AWS to Azure Key Vault I have been following this sample from AWS. I have followed the guide, downloaded the certificates, converted them into .pfx and tested them in a local code similar to the sample. The code works fine and the intended connection can be established. However, when I try to upload the certificate to Azure Key Vault, I get this error:
The specified X.509 certificate content is invalid. Error: one or more x.509 properties are invalid.

I have Googled and tested quite a few different openssl commands, and also tried to upload through PowerShell (just incase), but its always the same error. I am a bit clueless as to why this (as far as I know) official AWS example does not just work, and why I can not just export certificates from one big cloud company to another.
Does anyone have any guesses as to what is going wrong and what properties may be invalid, or how I can find out?
PS: My Azure code is getting all configurations from the Key Vault secrets (connection strings, etc). I figured it could similarly be used to store certificates that my code can retrieve and use, instead of storing the certificate file in the project. Do let me know if I have misunderstood what kind of certificates should be saved in the Key Vault.

A: Please check if following  can be worked around:

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*Please note that Key Vault requires /accepts only a PEM or PFX file
along with a private key.

*If you have a private key stored separately in a different format,
you need to combine the key with the certificate and key should not
be encrypted. Some certificate authorities (CAs) provide certificates
in other formats. Therefore, before you import the certificate, make
sure that it's in either PEM or PFX file format and it uses key
either (RSA) or elliptic-curve cryptography (ECC) encryption. see
creating a certificate with a ca not partnered with key-vault
Some  factors to check:

*Please check if the Pfx was expired or Pfx password is incorrect or
has an invalid format.

*Try Re-importing the cert from a pfx file with the --password
parameter if it is password protected.

*Also make sure you have access policies created create,get
,set,delete ,list for user that is trying to create and also for the
application.

*And the name of the secret  or certificate  that you are uploading
must be unique and should not match with any other secret that was
created previously. Content-type must be application/x-pkcs12 for
pfx file.
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*Understand X.509 public key certificates | Microsoft Docs /About Azure Key Vault Certificates

*"The parameter KeyVault Certificate has an invalid value"- Microsoft
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Naturally, food is one of the biggies if you're looking to increase bird visitor numbers to your garden. At one time, it was widely regarded that we should only feed birds in the winter when natural sources were scarce. However, experts have since revised their opinion and have stated that it is fine to put out food all year long. This is good news because it means you can attract these beautiful creatures every day, but what should you feed them?
Wild bird seed mixes, fat balls and peanuts are all available on the high street and can be bought in bulk online, which makes them the simplest choice, but you could also make your own mixes with peanuts, oats, hemp and sunflower seeds. You can also feed table scraps such as veggie peelings, bacon rind and salt free peanut butter, but if you're unsure whether something is safe to leave out, please do check first.
The easiest way to get the food to the birds is by hanging up cylindrical bird feeders in a few choice locations. You could also install a bird table and make a feature out of it.
Birds don't just need food. Like everything else on the planet, they require water. If you put out fresh water, ideally in a sloping bird bath, you will soon see all manner of species flocking to your garden, and you'll have the joy of watching them, drinking and bathing. Just remember to change the water every day to keep it fresh.
Birds need a safe, sheltered space where they can feed and drink so they will check that your garden is safe before they dare to enter. Plant as many shrubs, trees and hedges as you can to give them safe places to rest. Roses, Hawthorne, willow and ivy are all good choices, but there are many more, so you should still be able to create your dream garden and provide for the birds with relative ease.
Nest boxes attract so many species that it is worth putting a few up, especially since Spring is round the corner. If you put a few up when getting your garden ready for Spring, you'll be rewarded with glimpses of brand new chicks when they arrive, and you can guarantee that there will always be birds in your garden.
If you and your family fancy building a hide in your garden so you can get a closer look at your garden visitors check out these instructions. Bird watching is a great activity to get your kids outdoors and into the fresh air. If you do have garden furniture that you enjoy using, make sure this space is far enough away from the bird feeding areas so as not to scare them, but in a position where you can easily watch their comings and goings at a safe distance.
For more information about how to make your garden more bird and wildlife friendly visit the RSPB website or our instructions on how to create a wildlife pond.


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History of Rancho Murieta and the Country Club
The history of the land that Rancho Murieta Country Club sits on dates back to the Native Americans who settled along the river that divides the North Course and the South Course. They gave the Cosumnes River its name. Today, it remains the last "wild" river on the Western slope of the Sierra Nevada.
Then there is our namesake, Joaquin Murieta, sometimes known as the "Robin Hood of El Dorado," who, depending upon one's point of view, was either an infamous bandit or a Mexican Patriot. He arrived during the Gold Rush era along with many others, including John Driscoll, who migrated from Ireland during the potato famine.
One of Driscoll's daughters married Robert Granlees and they ran the turkey ranch on the property which is now a golf course! The Granlees Ranch House, to the right of the third fairway on the North Course, still remains and it is that family who sold the property to the Operating Engineers in the 1960's.
The Operating Engineers Training Center, for large equipment and "earth movers" was established and construction of the first golf course, the North Course, began as their training site in 1969 and was completed in 1971. The Training Center is still a part of the community and assists with many large projects.
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Rancho Murieta, CA 95683
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Because 2008 is about solving all of life's little problems, one of my New Year's slash Tu Bishvat resolutions was to start dating. Now I always like to throw in a little bit of achievability with the lofty and ambitious resolutions, and although dating is proving to be a smidgeon more difficult than improving one's handwriting (and 81 times more time consuming), it is no less satisfying.
So when Mediamatic, one of Amsterdam's best cultural platforms announced that they would start a dating site for people in the arts, media and design, it seemed like a more aesthetic solution for me than duking it out on J-Date.
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Looking for a new friendship, cultural dipping or creative impulse? Curious about other people and cultures? Then Gastarbeider (Immigrant) Dating is something for you! From January 27th to the 16th of March 2008, 10 artists from 7 different countries will land in the Mediamatic exhibition space. Each artist will stay for one week and bring in friends.
A project about identity, feeling at home, being foreign and meeting each other. And the start of a new dating site for the Netherlands. Register on the website, add your dating profile and you'll find the best matching profiles of others. Beyond that, it's up to you!
A liberal use of the F-word in my profile, (now removed to preserve some anonymity) landed me a few gents willing to talk about food and food culture in our initial dating correspondence. I was betting on food's broad metaphoric value to get things revved up, but now I'm thinking that us art and design types should cut to the chase when sniffing each other's butts.
The dating site is an art piece by Mediamatic, but it's very real indeed. Ten days on and the dating pool is thankfully growing, so that it doesn't get more incestuous in this town than it already is. Single alpha males above and beyond the age of… 35 (!) will not be disappointed with the throngs of super fab cultural sector ex-patriettes that grace the Gastarbeider Dating site. Please feel welcome and invite your brethren. (Maybe a good idea to ask them to invite their brethren as well.) Plus it would be very helpful if some of the more festive gays would come over and show the hetero art & design nerds how to yuck it up a little.
Here's an original recipe that I got from Bachelor #1 (not his real name). Looks yummy, so I edited it a bit and thought I'd publish it entirely without his permission. Is this a hot recipe?
While the oven is still heating up, roast the almonds in an oven dish, they don't mind the fluctuation.
Place thinly sliced pieces of pumpkin on an oven tray, drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with salt. Roast in a medium hot oven until soft. It will start to smell sweet when it's almost ready, so focus pocus.
Whilst the almonds are toasting and the pumpkin is roasting, skin and debone the mackerel with all the care in the world. No one likes fishing through their mouth for obstacles. Feel around the 'seams' of the filets that there aren't rows of bones hiding. Separate into obvious chunks and set aside.
The almonds are probably done by now. Remove them from the oven and on a wooden cutting board, crush them sloppily with the flat end of your vegetable knife. Set aside.
Filet the orange into sections thusly: do not peel it with your hands, instead cut off the skin leaving no trace of white pith. If you're worried about wasting food, you can candy this peel and use it for something else. But the white part of an orange just doesn't belong in this recipe, so cut liberally.
When the orange is a naked ball, hold in your helper hand and cut along the section membrane towards the centre. Stop just before you get there and go around the other side of the section membrane back 'out' again to release the section. This is a technique to get nicely shaped and juicy pieces of orange for salads.
By this time the pumpkin is probably ready, test with a fork, to see if it's perfect. Just out of the oven, dust it with the black pepper and the cumin seeds which on the warm pumpkin will release their aromas nicely.
When the pumpkin is more or less room temperature, toss it into a large bowl with some more olive oil. Try to not break it up too much. Add the chunks of mackerel and the orange slices and 'tussle' more than toss, to not break up any of the ingredients. Heterogeneïty is better in this case than homogeneïty. Sprinkle with the crushed almonds and if you want, a last dusting of the salt, pepper and cumin seed.
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Stearns County Sheriff Don Gudmunson says the deputy who was pursuing the suspect Thursday was shot in the arm and was taken to a hospital, where he is in good condition. The sheriff's office says another law enforcement officer fired gunshots, but that officer was not identified.
The suspect was holed up in a home in Sauk Centre, a community about 90 miles (145 kilometers) northwest of Minneapolis. Nearby homes were evacuated during the two-hour standoff, which drew multiple law enforcement agencies to the scene.
Gudmunson says the deputy began pursuing the 31-year-old suspect because he was driving erratically.


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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry speaks January 17, 2014 at the State Department in Washington, DC.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who arrived in India on Wednesday for an official visit, has pressed New Delhi to drop its opposition to global trade reforms, saying it was a test of the country's commitment to advance economic liberalization.
Kerry made the call in a newspaper article, penned along with U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker, published hours ahead of his arrival for talks aimed at revitalizing ties that have been mired in disputes over trade, intellectual property rights and climate change.
India has threatened to block a worldwide reform of customs rules, saying it must be accompanied by a parallel agreement allowing developing countries more freedom to subsidize and stockpile food grains.
The deadline for the deal that the World Trade Organisation says could provide a $1 trillion stimulus to the global economy is Thursday.
Kerry said India stood to gain by creating a level playing field instead of erecting trade barriers.
"In this regard, as we work with our trading partners around the world, India must decide where it fits in the global trading system. Its commitment to a rules-based trading order and its willingness to fulfill its obligations will be a key indication," he said in the article in the Economic Times.
India and the United States have already clashed at the WTO, with Washington saying Delhi's 11th hour resistance could kill a deal that could create 21 million jobs.
The row adds to frustration from both sides over the often prickly nature of what U.S. President Barack Obama once called "a defining partnership of the 21st century."
"It will be hard to make a persuasive case ... for a larger economic ambition with India if India decides to part ways with the entire WTO membership on the Bali deal," said Alyssa Ayres, former U.S. deputy assistant secretary of state for South Asia.
Yet despite growing concern at WTO headquarters in Geneva, a senior Indian trade official said on Wednesday all was not lost.
"I am sure in the course of the next almost 48 hours there will be suggestions coming from others, and suggestions can come from us also. We will make suggestions. We are very positive and constructive," the official said.
The official said India was committed to trade facilitation, but that its concerns about a lack of progress on food subsidies must be addressed. He also said India was prepared to miss the July 31 deadline if necessary.
While diplomats in Geneva said they were pessimistic that Kerry's trip could provide a breakthrough, U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman urged holdouts to come back to the table. The U.S. trade office's top official for South Asia, Assistant U.S. Trade Representative Michael Delaney, was to join the delegation late on Wednesday.
Kerry arrived in New Delhi on Wednesday evening for an annual strategic dialogue, the first engagement with the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi that took power in May promising to put India back on a high growth path.
So far, the new administration has moved slowly on reforms, and its hardening stance at the WTO suggests a more nationalist response on key issues than the Congress party's centre-left government.
Kerry said India and the United States were on the cusp of a "historic transformation" in their relationship and that Washington stood behind New Delhi's rise as a political and economic power.
"We will work hand in hand with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government to promote open and liberal trade and investment, jobs training and closer strategic ties," Kerry and Pritzker wrote.
Such rhetoric, including calls to build India as a counterweight to China, has fallen short of concrete progress in the past.
Disputes over protectionism and intellectual property rights have soured the business climate and India has remained cautious about committing to U.S. strategic designs in the region.
The relationship took a dive last year after an Indian diplomat was arrested in New York on charges of mistreating her domestic help, an episode that provoked outrage and resentment in New Delhi.
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Modi himself has yet to make clear how closely he plans to work with Washington.
He was banned from visiting the United States after Hindu mobs killed more than 1,000 people, most of them Muslims, in 2002 while he was chief minister of his home state of Gujarat.
The Obama administration sought to turn a new page by quickly inviting Modi to Washington after his election, and he is due to travel in September.


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Ignore the complainers; ignore the naysayers; ignore those that would hold you back simply because they refuse to go there first and tell you how it's done; ignore those that excuse themselves by saying that your dream is reserved for a special class of people, as if you cannot become one of that "special class" by your own actions and decisions.
Despise not the rich, but rather despise the actions of both rich and poor that would abuse others for personal gain. Despise not the poor, but rather despise the action of refusal to connect with others and grow in character and knowledge. Despise not those who've chosen the middle road, but rather the actions of enforcing mediocrity on others and beliefs that crush dreams and brood contempt. Everyone has it within them to either squander for their own gain, or to connect with and add value to those around them. Everyone has the resources to push through the lies and bias and find the wealth they seek – whether that wealth is in family, freedom, money, or all of the above.
To label is to confine. To label without full knowledge of the why and how behind what's being labelled is to box yourself in and excuse yourself from discovery and growth. To label without having been there yourself is ignorant and selfish, becoming the very thing that you say you despise, and stunting the growth towards freedom that you say you desire.
And as those you admire or detest have their own story far beyond the labels we give them, you are also much more than a label. You can become who you envision. You can accept your dream as reality. But only if you listen to those who have gone before you, utilize the amazing amount of resources you've been given, take hold of the massive amounts of knowledge available to you, decide to move forward regardless of the naysayers, and take action towards who you know you already are deep within – one step at a time.


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Q: Language Switcher made in Svelte not working I am currently learning svelte 3, I wanted to do a project that was going to be published on github in english but I have friends that dont speak english, so I tried making a language switcher.
This is my attempt at it:

{lang.welcome}

  <button
    on:click={() => {
      selectedLang = "pt_br";
    }}>Português (Brasil)</button
  >
  <button
    on:click={() => {
      selectedLang = "en_us";
    }}>English (United States)</button
  >

on the import of the lang file, it gives out an error when i put a variable: Unexpected Token, I have tried to put the string.replace() on the import itself but it also does not work.

A: The first problem you have is a misunderstanding of how Svelte works.
Unlike other frameworks, the part between  is only executed once. This means that no matter how often you press that button, lang_filename will never change.  In order to tell the compiler that one variable depends on another you have to mark it as reactive using $:.
let selectedLang = "en_us";
$: _lang_filename = "./lang/%.json".replace("%", selectedLang);

now _lang_filename will update when selectedLang changes.
(note: I would use template literals here)
$: _lang_filename = `./lang/${selectedLang}.json`

Now that you have the correct filename, we have to load the actual file.  To do so you can do a dynamic import, but the html specs refuse to import anything else than javascript file this way.
You can however work around this by using fetch to get the file instead. So now you have to declare a variable lang to hold your language object, and a loader function to load it.
let lang = {}
function load(filename) {
  lang = await fetch(filename).then(res => res.json())
}

All that is left is to tell Svelte to rerun load whenever the filename changes, this again can be achieved by using reactivity:
$: load(filename)

We could very well just pass in selectedLang here and construct the path in the load function of course.
For completeness sake here would be the entire script:

Important to note though is that at first lang will be a completely empty object, this will give a flash of having undefined everywhere.


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Here is another set of naval maps for use in your own campaigns. The Dragon Ship, also known as Drekar, is perhaps one of the most fascinating ancient vessels.
Drekar are known from historical sources, such as the 13th century Göngu-Hrólfs Saga (the Saga of Rollo). Here the ships are described as elegant and ornately decorated, and used by those who went raiding and plundering. According to historical sources, the ships' prows carried carvings of menacing beasts, such as dragons and snakes, allegedly to protect the ship and crew, and to ward off the terrible sea monsters of Norse mythology. It is however likely that the carvings, like those on the Oseberg ship, might have had a ritual purpose, or that the purported effect was to frighten enemies and townspeople. No true dragon, as defined by the sagas, has been found by archaeological excavation.
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Het apollinarisme is een christologische opvatting uit de 4e eeuw, genoemd naar Appolinarius, bisschop van Laodicea. Het apollinarisme meende dat de Logos eerst verlossend kan werken, wanneer de Logos met de menselijke natuur van Christus in een enige natuur is samengevoegd. In dit denkbeeld werd uitgegaan van een trichotomische antropologie (zoals bij Plato), waarin de mens bestaat uit lichaam, ziel en geest; de geest (Grieks: "nous") duidt het verstandelijk vermogen aan. Het apollinarisme beweerde dat de plaats van de geest van Jezus werd ingenomen door de goddelijke Logos.

Het apollinarisme betekende feitelijk een reductie van de menselijke natuur van Christus, omdat de nous er als het ware uitgenomen werd en vervangen door de Logos. De tegenstanders van Appolinarius zagen bovendien het gevaar van een uiteenvallen van Christus in twee verschillende personen. Op de Synode van Alexandrië in 362 werd het apollinarisme zonder het expliciet te noemen veroordeeld: "De Heer heeft geen lichaam zonder ziel, zonder zintuigen of zonder verstand gehad, want het is onmogelijk dat het lichaam van de Heer, toen hij voor ons mensgeworden was, zonder verstand ("nous") geweest zou zijn." Op het Concilie van Constantinopel I in 381 werd de leer opnieuw veroordeeld. Een aantal apollinaristische gedachten werden overgenomen door het monofysitisme.

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Anti-Inflammatories: Eligible Expense for FSAs or HSAs?
Anti-inflammatories refer to a slate of drugs, treatments and supplements that are used to combat inflammation in the body, provide pain relief, and control the body's response to irritation or injury. Inflammation begins when hormones in the body force white blood cells into action to tackle infections or repair damaged tissue, which will result in familiar warning signs like heat, pain, redness, and swelling. These are all normal facets of the healing process in the body, but can cause significant discomfort as the body returns to normal.
NSAIDs make up about half of all over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers sold on the market today, including common products like Ibuprofen, Naproxen and Aspirin. To control pain, these drugs control the body's production of the COX enzyme, which synthesizes prostaglandins which results in inflammation in the body. This effectively reduces inflammation and the associated pain from the condition, and even prescription NSAIDs follow the same mode of action to alleviate pain and inflammation (WebMD).
Cold packs are one of the most reliable means of controlling inflammation relating to immediate injuries and chronic pain from muscles and joints. Colder temperatures effectively slow down blood flow in the affected area, which reduces inflammation and pain as well as promoting the healing process. In combination with rest, elevation and compression, ice therapy is an extremely effective therapy to combat inflammation (Healthline).
In addition to medically-based treatments for inflammation, there are a wealth of herbal supplements and foods that, while not conclusively proven, may have anti-inflammatory qualities. These supplements include ginger, turmeric, devil's claw, willow's bark and more. Specific foods are also known to have anti-inflammatory properties, including omega-3 fatty acid rich fish, dark leafy greens, nuts, soy, tomatoes and garlic contain immunity-boosting substances that can fight inflammation.
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Second Law of Thermodynamics—Does this basic law of nature prevent Evolution?
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Evolutionary tree—scene from the ORIGINS motion picture series.
Evolution versus a basic law of nature
Scores of distinguished scientists have carefully examined the most basic laws of nature to see if Evolution is physically possible—given enough time and opportunity. The conclusion of many is that Evolution is simply not feasible. One major problem is the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics.
law of science: basic, unchanging principle of nature; a scientifically observed phenomenon which has been subjected to very extensive measurements and experimentation and has repeatedly proved to be invariable throughout the known universe (e.g., the law of gravity, the laws of motion).
thermodynamics: the study of heat power; a branch of physics which studies the efficiency of energy transfer and exchange.1
Decaying buildings. Massive structures may appear to be capable of lasting almost forever, but they will not. The need for ongoing repairs stems, in part, from the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. (Scene from the ORIGINS motion picture series.)
The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics describes basic principles familiar in everyday life. It is partially a universal law of decay; the ultimate cause of why everything ultimately falls apart and disintegrates over time. Material things are not eternal. Everything appears to change eventually, and chaos increases. Nothing stays as fresh as the day one buys it; clothing becomes faded, threadbare, and ultimately returns to dust.2 Everything ages and wears out. Even death is a manifestation of this law. The effects of the 2nd Law are all around, touching everything in the universe.
Each year, vast sums are spent to counteract the relentless effects of this law (maintenance, painting, medical bills, etc.). Ultimately, everything in nature is obedient to its unchanging laws.
2nd law of thermodynamics: Physicist Lord Kelvin stated it technically as follows: "There is no natural process the only result of which is to cool a heat reservoir and do external work." In more understandable terms, this law observes the fact that the useable energy in the universe is becoming less and less. Ultimately there would be no available energy left. Stemming from this fact we find that the most probable state for any natural system is one of disorder. All natural systems degenerate when left to themselves.3
Cells and blood vessels—scene from the ORIGINS motion picture series.
It is well known that, left to themselves, chemical compounds ultimately break apart into simpler materials; they do not ultimately become more complex. Outside forces can increase order for a time (through the expenditure of relatively large amounts of energy, and through the input of design). However, such reversal cannot last forever. Once the force is released, processes return to their natural direction - greater disorder. Their energy is transformed into lower levels of availability for further work. The natural tendency of complex, ordered arrangements and systems is to become simpler and more disorderly with time.4
Evolutionism claims that over billions of years everything is basically developing UPWARD, becoming more orderly and complex. However, this basic law of science (2nd Law of Thermodynamics) says the opposite. The pressure is DOWNWARD, toward simplification and disorder. (Illustration from the ORIGINS series)
Thus, in the long term, there is an overall downward trend throughout the universe. Ultimately, when all the energy of the cosmos has been degraded, all molecules will move randomly, and the entire universe will be cold and without order. To put it simply: In the real world, the long-term overall flow is downhill, not uphill. All experimental and physical observation appears to confirm that the Law is indeed universal, affecting all natural processes in the long run.5
Naturalistic Evolutionism requires that physical laws and atoms organize themselves into increasingly complex and beneficial, ordered arrangements.6 Thus, over eons of time, billions of things are supposed to have developed upward, becoming more orderly and complex.7
However, this basic law of science (2nd Law of Thermodynamics) reveals the exact opposite. In the long run, complex, ordered arrangements actually tend to become simpler and more disorderly with time. There is an irreversible downward trend ultimately at work throughout the universe. Evolution, with its ever increasing order and complexity, appears impossible in the natural world.
Has the 2nd Law Been Circumvented? No, says expert Frank A. Greco:
"An answer can readily be given to the question, 'Has the second law of thermodynamics been circumvented?' NOT YET." 8
No experimental evidence disproves it, say physicists G.N. Hatspoulous and E.P. Gyftopoulos:
"There is no recorded experiment in the history of science that contradicts the second law or its corollaries…" 9
Creationist Duane Gish comments:
"Of all the statements that have been made with respect to theories on the origin of life, the statement that the Second Law of Thermodynamics poses no problem for an evolutionary origin of life is the most absurd… The operation of natural processes on which the Second Law of Thermodynamics is based is alone sufficient, therefore, to preclude the spontaneous evolutionary origin of the immense biological order required for the origin of life." (Duane Gish, Ph.D. in biochemistry from University of California at Berkeley) 10
Emmett Williams, Ph.D:
"It is probably no exaggeration to claim that the laws of thermodynamics represent some of the best science we have today. While the utterances in some fields (such as astronomy) seem to change almost daily, the science of thermodynamics has been noteworthy for its stability. In many decades of careful observations, not a single departure from any of these laws has ever been noted." 11
If Evolution is true, there must be an extremely powerful force or mechanism at work in the cosmos that can steadily defeat the powerful, ultimate tendency toward "disarrangedness" brought by the 2nd Law. If such an important force or mechanism is in existence, it would seem it should be quite obvious to all scientists. Yet, the fact is, no such force of nature has been found.
A number of scientists believe the 2nd Law, when truly understood, is enough to refute the theory of Evolution. In fact, it is one of the most important reasons why various Evolutionists have dropped their theory in favor of Creationism.
open systems/closed systems: open thermodynamic systems exchange heat, light, or matter with their surroundings, closed systems do not. No outside energy flows into a closed system. Earth is an open system; it receives outside energy from the Sun.
Is Energy the Key?
To create any kind of upward, complex organization in a closed system requires outside energy and outside information. Evolutionists maintain that the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics does not prevent Evolution on Earth, since this planet receives outside energy from the Sun. Thus, they suggest that the Sun's energy helped create the life of our beautiful planet. However, is the simple addition of energy all that is needed to accomplish this great feat?12
Compare a living plant with a dead one. Can the simple addition of energy make a completely dead plant live?
A dead plant contains the same basic structures as a living plant. It once used the Sun's energy to temporarily increase its order and grow and produce stems, leaves, roots, and flowers - all beginning from a single seed.
If there is actually a powerful Evolutionary force at work in the universe, and if the open system of Earth makes all the difference, why does the Sun's energy not make a truly dead plant become alive again (assuming a sufficient supply of water, light, and the like)?
What actually happens when a dead plant receives energy from the Sun? The internal organization in the plant decreases; it tends to decay and break apart into its simplest components. The heat of the Sun only speeds the disorganization process.
The Ultimate Ingredient: Designed and Coded Information
Dr. A.E. Wilder-Smith in the ORIGINS motion picture series.
The distinguished scientist and origins expert, Dr. A.E. Wilder-Smith, puts it this way:
"What is the difference then between a stick, which is dead, and an orchid which is alive? The difference is that the orchid has teleonomy in it. It is a machine which is capturing energy to increase order. Where you have life, you have teleonomy, and then the Sun's energy can be taken and make the thing grow - increasing its order" [temporarily].13
teleonomy: Information stored within a living thing. Teleonomy involves the concept of something having a design and purpose. Non-teleonomy is "directionlessness," having no project. The teleonomy of a living thing is somehow stored within its genes. Teleonomy can use energy and matter to produce order and complexity.14
Where did the teleonomy of living things originate? It is important to note that the teleonomy (the ordering principle, the know-how) does not reside in matter itself. Matter, itself, is not creative. Dr. Wilder-Smith:
"The pure chemistry of a cell is not enough to explain the working of a cell, although the workings are chemical. The chemical workings of a cell are controlled by information which does not reside in the atoms and molecules."15
Creationists believe cells build themselves from carefully designed and coded information which has been passed from one life to the next since their original inception.
[See below for further evidence that the 2nd Law is a major problem for Evolution]
[Learn more about the origin of life]
Author: Paul S. Taylor, Christian Answers. Adapted from The Illustrated ORIGINS Answer Book.
References and Endnotes
Heat is the name of energy when it is moved from one area to another. [Allen L. King, Thermophysics (San Francisco: W.H. Freeman & Company, 1962), p. 5.]
Heat is transferred by virtue of a temperature difference. Work is energy transferred by virtue of a force.
Emmett L. Williams, editor, Thermodynamics and the Development of Order (5093 Williamsport Drive, Norcross, Georgia 30092: Creation Research Society Books, 1981), p. 18.
Lord Kelvin as quoted in A.W. Smith and J.N. Cooper, Elements of Physics, 8th edition (New York, New York: McGraw-Hill Publishing, 1972), p. 241.
Emmett Williams (1981), p. 19 (endnote above).
World-renowned Evolutionist and avid anti-Creationist Isaac Asimov confirmed that:
"Another way of stating the second law then is, 'The universe is constantly getting more disorderly!' Viewed that way we can see the second law all about us. We have to work hard to straighten a room, but left to itself it becomes a mess again very quickly and very easily. Even if we never enter it, it becomes dusty and musty. How difficult to maintain houses, and machinery, and our own bodies in perfect working order: how easy to let them deteriorate. In fact, all we have to do is nothing, and everything deteriorates, collapses, breaks down, wears out, all by itself - and that is what the second law is all about."
[Isaac Asimov, "In the Game of Energy and Thermodynamics You Can't Even Break Even", Smithsonian Institution Journal (June 1970), p. 6 (emphasis added).]
"The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that the amount of available work you can get out of the energy of the universe is constantly decreasing. If you have a great deal of energy in one place, a large intensity of it, so that you have a high temperature here and a low temperature there, then you can get work out of that situation. The smaller the difference in temperature, the less work you can get out of it. Now, according to the Second Law of Thermodynamics, there is always a tendency for the hot areas to cool off and the cool areas to warm up—so that less and less work can be obtained out of it. Until finally, when everything is one temperature, you cannot get any work out of it, even though all the energy is still there. And this is true for EVERYTHING in general, the universe all over."
[Isaac Asimov in The Origin of the Universe in the ORIGINS: How the World Came to Be video series (PO Box 577, Frankfort KY 40602, USA: Films for Christ, 1983).]
Technically and most succinctly, the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics says that:
"The total amount of entropy in nature is increasing."
[S. Gasstone, Textbook of Physical Chemistry (New York: D. Van Nostrand Company, 1946).]
R.B. Lindsay, "Physics - To What Extent Is It Deterministic?" American Scientist, Vol. 56, No. 2 (1968), pp. 100-111.
Creationist Emmett Williams, Ph.D.:
"Obviously Evolution involves transformation, and natural transformations require energy. Such a description of evolution as given above [refers to Huxley quote] would require tremendous quantities of energy and many energy transformations. The process of Evolution requires energy in various forms, and thermodynamics is the study of energy movement and transformation. The two fields are clearly related. Scientific laws that govern thermodynamics must also govern Evolution."
[Emmett L. Williams, editor, Thermodynamics and the Development of Order (5093 Williamsport Drive, Norcross, Georgia 30092: Creation Research Society Books, 1981), p. 10.]
The well-known chemist and Evolutionist Sidney Fox confirms this belief in increasing complexity:
"Evolution, however, has put together the smallest components; it has proceeded from the simple to the complex."
[Sidney W. Fox, "Chemical Origins of Cells - 2," Chemical and Engineering News, Vol. 49 (December 6, 1971), p. 46.]
In the context of this discussion, "order" means "arrangedness", not necessarily "uniformity". That is, adaption of the parts to the whole, and of the whole to some plan.
[Harold L. Armstrong, "Thermodynamics, Energy, Matter, and Form, Creation Research Society Quarterly, Vol. 15, No. 2 (September 1978), pp. 119-121, and Vol. 15, No. 3 (December 1978), pp. 167-168, 174.]
Frank Greco, "On the Second Law of Thermodynamics," American Laboratory, Vol. 14 (October 1982), p. 80-88 (emphasis added).
E.B. Stuart, B. Gal-Or, and A.J. Brainard, editors, Deductive Quantum Thermodynamics in a Critical Review of Thermodynamics (Baltimore: Mono Book Corporation, 1970), p. 78 (emphasis added).
Duane Gish, "A Consistent Christian-Scientific View of the Origin of Life," Creation Research Society Quarterly, Vol. 15, No. 4 (March 1979), pp. 199, 186 (emphasis added).
Emmett L. Williams, editor, Thermodynamics and the Development of Order (5093 Williamsport Drive, Norcross, Georgia 30092: Creation Research Society Books, 1981), pp. 7-8.]
[Also, see: Charles B. Thaxton, Walter L. Bradley, and Roger L. Olsen, The Mystery of Life's Origin: Reassessing Current Theories (New York: Philosophical Library, 1984), pp. 113-165.]
The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics is just as valid for open systems as it is for closed systems, says John Ross, Harvard University:
"…There are no known violations of the second law of thermodynamics. Ordinarily the second law is stated for isolated systems, but the second law applies equally well to open systems."
[John Ross, letter in Chemical and Engineering News, Vol. 58 (July 7, 1980), p. 40.]
Arthur E. Wilder-Smith in Willem J.J. Glashouwer and Paul S. Taylor, The Origin of the Universe (PO Box 577, Frankfort KY 40602, USA: Eden Films and Standard Media, 1983) (a Creationist motion picture).
Dr. Henry Morris has proposed A COMPREHENSIVE DEFINITION OF THE 2ND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS in accordance with this concept:
"In any ordered system, open or closed, there exists a tendency for that system to decay to a state of disorder, which tendency can only be suspended or reversed by an external source of ordering energy directed by an informational program and transformed through an ingestion-storage-converter mechanism into the specific work required to build up the complex structure of that system.
If either the information program or the converter mechanism is not available to that 'open' system, it will not increase in order, no matter how much external energy surrounds it. The system will decay in accordance with the Second Law of Thermodynamics."
[Henry M. Morris, "Entropy and Open Systems," Acts and Facts, Vol. 5 (P.O. Box 2667, El Cajon, California 92021: Institute for Creation Research, October 1976).]
Ernst Mayr, Ph.D., Evolutionist:
"Living organisms, however, differ from inanimate matter by the degree of complexity of their systems and by the possession of a genetic program… The genetic instructions packaged in an embryo direct the formation of an adult, whether it be a tree, a fish, or a human. The process is goal-directed, but from the instructions in the genetic program, not from the outside. Nothing like it exists in the inanimate world."
[Ernst Mayr in Roger Lewin, "Biology Is Not Postage Stamp Collecting," Science, Vol. 216, No. 4547 (May 14, 1982), pp. 718-720 (quote from p. 719, emphasis added).]
A.E. Wilder-Smith in Willem J.J. Glashouwer and Paul S. Taylor, The Origin of the Universe (PO Box 577, Frankfort KY 40602, USA: Eden Films and Standard Media, 1983) (Creationist film/video).
For further evidence that the 2nd law is a major problem for Evolution
including rebuttal arguments against claims that this law is wrongly applied against Evolution or that it is contradicted by growth, living systems, crystal formation, etc.
"Creationist Interpretations of Chemical Organization in Time and Space," Creation Research Society Quarterly, Vol. 22, No. 4 (March 1986), pp. 157-158.
Charles B. Thaxton, Walter L. Bradley, and Roger L. Olsen, The Mystery of Life's Origin: Reassessing Current Theories (New York: Philosophical Library, 1984).
Henry M. Morris, The Biblical Basis for Modern Science (Grand Rapids, Michigan: Baker Book House, 1984), pp. 185-215, and "Creation and the Laws of Science," in Henry M. Morris and Gary E. Parker, What Is Creation Science? (Santee, California: Master Books, 1982), pp. 153-188.
Emmett L. Williams, editor, Thermodynamics and the Development of Order (Norcross, Georgia: Creation Research Society Books, 1981).
Harold S. Slusher, The Origin of the Universe, revised edition (El Cajon, California: Institute for Creation Research, 1980), pp. 3-10.
Arthur E. Wilder-Smith, The Creation of Life (Wheaton, Illinois: Harold Shaw Publishers, 1970), and Man's Origin, Man's Destiny (Wheaton, Illinois: Harold Shaw Publishers, 1968).
Walter L. Bradley, "No Relevance to the Origin of Life," Origins Research, Vol. 10, No. 1 (1987), pp. 13-14 (addresses some arguments raised by Dr. John W. Patterson and Francis Arduini, etc., shows that the basic arguments used by Evolutionists against the 2nd Law have no relevance to the origin of life).
Robert A. Gange, "Commentary on the Patterson/Walter Exchange," Origins Research, Vol. 10, No. 1 (1987), pp. 14-16, and Origins and Destiny (Waco, Texas: Word Books, 1986) (contains an explanation of The New Generalized Second Law of Thermodynamics and the information content in biological systems).
Tracy Waters, "A Reply to John Patterson's Scientific Arguments," Origins Research, Vol. 9, No. 2 (1986), pp. 8-9.
Jerry Kelley, "Thermodynamics and Probability," Origins Research, Vol. 9, No. 2 (1986), pp. 11-13, and "On the Nature of Order," Origins Research, Vol. 9, No. 2 (1986), pp. 14-15.
Dudley J. Benton, "Thermodynamics, Snowflakes, and Zygotes," Creation Research Society Quarterly, Vol. 23, No. 2 (September 1986), p. 86.
David A. Kaufmann, "Human Growth and Development, and Thermo II," Creation Research Society Quarterly, Vol. 20, No. 1 (June 1983), pp. 24-28.
Emmett L. Williams, editor, Thermodynamics and the Development of Order (Norcross, Georgia: Creation Research Society Books, 1981), pp. 91-110.
Harold L. Armstrong, "Evolutionistic Defense Against Thermodynamics Disproved," Creation Research Society Quarterly, Vol. 16, No. 4 (March 1980), pp. 226-227, 206, and Vol. 17, No. 1 (June 1980), pp. 72-73, 59.
Duane T. Gish, "A Consistent Christian-Scientific View of the Origin of Life," Creation Research Society Quarterly, Vol. 15, No. 4 (March 1979), pp. 185-203, especially pp. 200-201, and Speculations and Experiments Related to Theories on the Origin of Life (Santee, California: Institute for Creation Research, 1972).
J. Coppedge, Evolution: Possible or Impossible (Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan, 1973).
Hubert P. Yockey, "A Calculation of the Probability of Spontaneous Biogenesis By Information Theory," Journal of Theoretical Biology, Vol. 67 (1977), pp. 377-398.
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SAINT QUENTIN/ALBERT - The French team of Albert, with Peter Ceulemans as its leading player, won in the third round the match against Laxou. In its home match for the league in Group A, the team took revenge for the two defeats in the first rounds. La Baule, the reigning champion, played a draw against Saint Quentin despite victories of Tayfun Tasdemir and Jérémy Bury over Spaniards Martinez and Zapata. Peter Ceulemans dominated the match against Martin Horn and won 40-32 in 28 innings.
The Belgian had a comfortable lead 20-8 in six innings after the start and kept that margin until the end of the match. The match between Glenn Hofman (Albert) and Jef Philipoom ended in a minimal victory of the Belgian, who shone with runs of 10 and 8: 40-39 in 29 innings. The French clash between Cédric Melnytschenko (Albert) and Pierre Soumagne (Laxou) was the best match in this round. Melnytschenko led halfway the match 28-14 in 16, Soumagne came back to 39-37, but 'Melny' won 40-37 in 26 innings. That gave Albert a 4-0 lead half in the game.
In the match between La Baule and Saint Quentin, the emphasis was on the two La Baule leaders. Frédéric Caudron did not play, Tayfun Tasdemir and Jérémy Bury showed up on the positions one and two against Spaniards David Martinez and Juan David Zapata.
The Turkish star player Tasdemir and French number one Bury forced the draw for La Baule after the two other players, Jean Paul de Bruijn and Mikael Devogelaere, lost their matches to Kévin Perrotin and Alexis Rouaud. The Spaniards could not shine this time. Tasdemir took a quick lead against Martinez and won 40-30 in 29. Jérémy Bury had a poor start against Zapata (12-6 down in 14), but recovered and won the match including a run of 13: 40-25 in 29. Jean Paul de Bruijn had a bad start against Perrotin (30-12 behind) and could not make up for that in the second part. The Frenchman won 40-37 in 32. Rouaud surprised with a win over Devogelaere, 40-35 in 41.
La Baule played 1.160 average, Saint Quentin 1.030.


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Oracle, SAP settle long-standing TomorrowNow lawsuit
SAP and Oracle have settled a long-standing copyright-infringement lawsuit, with the German company agreeing to pay about US$359 million in damages and interest to Oracle instead of the $1.3 billion awarded in 2010.
John Ribeiro November 14, 2014
Oracle was sued by SAP in 2007 on allegations that its now-defunct subsidiary, TomorrowNow, had illegally downloaded Oracle's software while providing software support services to Oracle customers.
SAP eventually accepted liability for the wrongdoing by TomorrowNow, which led to a trial on damages that resulted in the $1.3 billion award. That decision by a jury in 2010 was overruled by U.S. District Judge Phyllis Hamilton who found that the jury had overreached, and gave Oracle the choice of accepting a smaller award of $272 million or seeking a new trial. An appeals court revised the damages figure to $356.7 million.
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Under the settlement proposed to the court, Oracle will receive $356.7 million in damages and $2.5 million in post-judgment interest, according to a filing Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, Oakland division. Oracle also gets to keep the $120 million already paid to it by SAP towards lawyers' fees and other costs incurred to prosecute the case.
SAP said it was pleased about the settlement by which Oracle accepted the $356.7 million damages award rather than seek a new trial or appeal. "We are also pleased that, overall, the Courts hearing this case ultimately accepted SAP's arguments to limit Oracle's excessive damages claims and that Oracle has finally chosen to end this matter."
Oracle asks for retrial against SAP in TomorrowNow case SAP to pay Oracle £197m in TomorrowNow corporate theft case


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The Insight Partners added, "Antivirus Software Market- Global Trends, 2018 Analysis and 2025 Forecasts" report to its research database. The Report is spread across 150 Pages and Supported by 10 Company Leaders.
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The factor that can act as a restraint in the growth of the market is, if the present antivirus software is not updated periodically then it can also act as virus for the system which may hamper the antivirus software market. However, the boost in the demand of mobile devices, and the use of external devices such as USBs, media cards and so on will create new opportunities in the market of antivirus software.
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Steve Jablonsky Clay Duncan Jay Flood Pieter A. Schlosser
Composer Composer Additional Music Additional Music
The Hitcher (Expanded Score)
Label: Unofficial Release
Joel J. Richard Chandra Cogburn
Additional Music Technical Score Engineer
Drop Off (1:12)
Steve Jablonsky, Clay Duncan
I Don't Want To Die (5:21)
Steve Jablonsky, Clay Duncan, Jay Flood
Grace's Phone (1:23)
Steve Jablonsky
Jim's Nightmare (0:34)
Ryder With Family (1:10)
On Foot (2:55)
Steve Jablonsky, Joel J. Richard
Dead Family (3:41)
Going For Help (3:18)
Finger Painting (3:26)
Jail Break (1:07)
Capt. Estridge (1:55)
Steve Jablonsky, Jay Flood
Trailer Trash (2:33)
Cop Killers (2:10)
Copping A Feel (3:26)
Ryder Escapes (4:21)
Killing Estridge (1:49)
Ryder's Death (1:36)
End Credits (1:30)
I Don't Want To Die (Alternate) (5:22)
Ryder's Death (Alternate) (1:38)
Dakota Replies: 0 || 2010-06-21 00:00:00
Do you guys have thi link for this? I would really like to download it please
Al Bundy Replies: 0 || 2010-06-21 00:00:00
Downloadlinks are not allowed here sorry
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There is also an end credits track which is 1:26min long.
It's an average score, but the last cue is brilliant !
The Hitcher (Expanded Score) soundtrack - Steve Jablonsky - Clay Duncan 2007


"N²VIS: An Interactive Visualization Tool for Neural Networks" by Matthew J. Streeter, Matthew O. Ward et al.
We describe N²VIS, an interactive visualization tool for feedforward neural network populations trained through evolutionary computation. N²VIS provides visualization of network attributes including topology, connection weights, weight volatility, and nodal activation levels for specific input values, as well as of genealogical relationships between different networks. Changes to network parameters can be made interactively by the user during training, and their effects are immediately visualized. These features contribute to making N²VIS an effective visualization tool for designers, users, and students of neural networks.
Streeter, Matthew J. , Ward, Matthew O. , Alvarez, Sergio A. (2000). N²VIS: An Interactive Visualization Tool for Neural Networks. .


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