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Online Munch
I know it's fetish.com but
By Deleted Member, February 18, 2018 in Online Munch
doesn't anyone else find it unsatisfying that (especially when it comes to online) that everything revolves around sex?
like everyone has a profile which is basically a tick list of what they want sexually and don't have anything to offer apart from sex?
it's be great to have someone into the same fetishes obviously, as that'd make you more compatible, but why isn't anyone offering anything else?
Elliemay
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels like this. It's nice to just chat sometimes but not many want to do that. x
BrokenDoll82
My profile is pretty much not about sex especially my what do I want to do? Updates. I am all about snuggles and feelings usually. Also I explain the significance of my profile picture which isn't sexual to me but a very positive and self esteem boosting eye opener on how much weight I have lost.
It's nice just to chat about random stuff as you can learn a lot about a person from doing so It's just unfortunate that so many people just jump straight in and expect you to play
Actually, I find the site refreshingly NOT only about sex. Even the chat! It does get rather racy, but it tends to stay intelligent which I greatly appreciate. Many thanks to the Admin and mod teams.
It is possible to have a quite fun relationship long distance without it revolving around sex
BigPolly
I don't find find this site too excessively sexual. There are the dickheads that message you who just want a 5min masturbation fix or send dickpics. Many profiles are aimed around people's sexual preferences as people are looking for folk who share their fetish or looking to experience something more but as a whole the site tends to be an open, friendly, advice giving place where many can just chat & make friends. 😊
Countessxx
I'm more interested in seeing what events/clubs are about. maybe know others who attend but it seems even when I'm blunt about it we are assumed to just be looking for sex :/
thanks for the replies. as a fetish site i did expect stuff to kind of revolve around fetishes but not to the level that it was only about fetish. i don't mind too much, it's nice to visit here infrequently and i don't rely on here for anything.
Carnelian2
I do hope my profile covers a bit more than just kinks. It is a balance though, as this aspect is an important part of what defines us... yes, more than one string to the bow, obviously...
in the rare times I've been in chat, I've found it quite positive and diverse.
the boards can be a little lacking at times - through no necessary fault of the site, but, kinda one too many posts which are blatantly either - stealth classifieds - or - fishing for wank material.
i.e. would love to meet someone into this specific fetish
i.e. can women in particularly tell me what they like about this activity
the guys who start pretty much the same topic on 3 or 4 different boards. It's not like it's a big site!
But, I don't have the best solutions for modding those.
On 2/18/2018 at 10:15 PM, 712i said:
Hiya! How would you actually make the site less sexual but still about fetish, especially for those of us who are not (only) looking for sex?
I can think of a couple more questions, like: What info would you like to see and share on your profile? What options are missing in the "looking for" box? Also, some hints on the kind of content we'd like to read more of in the magazine, or even any new features or community games...
Yes this site is more like a sex site than fetish. Where are the Mistresses? Where are the Dommes?
50 minutes ago, TheReadingPuppy said:
I'm aware there are some on here - but, of those I know.... those who work Professionally I can't see being too happy being pigeonholed into their own category (speculative) and even if not, they wouldn't be looking to meet a partner etc. Because, well, um, chances are if they're any good - people are going to them rather than them having to tout and trawl for business.
Those who do not work Professionally, I guess would get about 11 billion messages from annoying subs - most of these whom I know prefer to meet prospective relationships and play partners in their local community at munches/events.
Many of the others whom are on here, I guess would be cautious posting on the forums, given I've seen how much attention blatantly fake profiles got on here, so sod help someone else.
Well then in that case this website is pointless. Im here to find a lifestyle Domme/partner. If there's none here it's goodbye.
People won't stay if it's just full of male subs.....or people just looking for sex
I dunno, there's a lot of female subs and switches on here. And, yeah, there are Mistresses - they just, well, tbh, if you post "I'm looking for a Mistress" and you found one as easy as that, I'd certainly be cautious.
I think there's a lot of good things the site is trying to do, with things like the magazine. But, it is more of a community site with a view to hook up, than a hook up site.
Probably for the best, most the fetish hook up sites are full of stolen profiles.
Well I've placed 2 ads not even one reply.
likewise - I've two ads, no bites (actually, I tell a lie - I got one bite but it was from a blatant scammer) but I like the community side.
14 hours ago, eyemblacksheep said:
Those who do not work Professionally, I guess would get about 11 billion messages from annoying subs
Totally agree with this My Mistress (who is also my partner) has deleted herself from everywhere because of this She does read the sites but through my profile as its completely stress free for her
I think this is spot on. Actually hooking up with a person would be the icing on the cake, but discussions like this are interesting and worth being here for.
It is like everything else in life; not many things just comes to you. You have to work for it, and I do feel for the women who are swamped with messages, but then, this is probably the nature of any forum that aims to connect people.
it takes patience and good humour - a lot of both 😊
When I was new, which was about 4 years ago, (Actually, I went away and came back - but my experiences from the first time are barely relevant) I read a lot of resources - mostly, but not just, on fetlife - people's writings, blogs, thoughts, experiences - and talked to a lot of people at munches and events. And although this didn't get me into any form of BDSM relationship (although, did get me a lot of casual play at events) it did help me when things did arise.
I think BDSM is a lot more complex than a quick hook up - but - I think sites like fetish.com should be treat as part of your resources rather than your only one. Take what you learn and read online into practice in real life and vice versa.
1 hour ago, eyemblacksheep said:
Absolutely a big part of BDSM revolves around trust, respect and understanding
I love reading and read a lot of stuff on internet land and have genuinely learned stuff but other time I just have to shake my head
A wise friend once told a large percentage of people blogging/posting on internet sites and the like are just living a online fantasy of stuff that just happens in there head
I've spent years looking , reading forums , websites , all the same = no Mistresses. Yet im a genuine submissive as genuine as the air you breathe.
6 minutes ago, Naughtysam said:
Yes, I learnt quite quickly there were a lot of people who were either full of BS or whatever. I did, at least at the time, still think some of this 'knowledge' was worthwhile on how people thing : their visions of what things are like, or how they think things *should* be like. But, I've found some of this understanding (or, their lack of) interesting in it's own way.
My blog is 100% based on my experiences, it even has pictures and videos to prove it


The last 90 continuous day performance period to report on MIPS, October 2, 2017, is just around the corner. If you haven't already started with preparation for MIPS, the 2016 Quality and Resource Use Reports (QRUR), which were released yesterday, can serve as a good starting point. Let's take a look at how you can leverage the 2016 QRURs to jump-start your MIPS readiness.
Reveal Comparative Performance: Your QRUR can give you a good sense of how your organization (TIN) is doing as compared to other TINs on the measures compared. You can also compare your performance in 2016 to that of 2015 and see if you made improvements on the areas your organization focused and worked on.
Determine Baseline Performance: The performance percentages of the quality measures included in the QRUR can serve as a baseline and give you a rough estimate of how you would fare in MIPS on those measures.
Identify Quality Measures: As the quality measures included in the QRUR also used the minimum case volume of 20, you can use some of the same quality measures (the ones in which you excel) for 2017 MIPS reporting.
Identify Improvement Activities: Utilize the report by diagnosis to identify the care gaps and determine the gaps that you are currently working on or plan to work on. Look for MIPS improvement activities related to those areas. Reporting on these improvement activities will help you get credit for the effort you are already putting in.
Get a Heads-up on Cost: Cost is risk adjusted based on the mix of beneficiaries attributed to your TIN. Paying attention to cost and understanding where you stand as compared to others in terms of quality of care delivered and the cost at which it was delivered will have you better prepared when the cost performance category weight jumps directly to 30% in 2019 (up from 0% in 2017 and 10% in 2018).
*Update: According to Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 (HR 1892) released on Feb 9, 2018, MIPS transition years are extended till 2021 (3 additional years). As a result, weight for the Cost performance category may stay at 10% for a few more years.
Incomplete Quality Picture: QRUR includes a subset of the quality measures available under MIPS. The included measures focus on delivery of effective clinical care, caregiver centered experience and outcomes, population health, communication, and care coordination. Although all of QRUR measures are included in MIPS, QRUR doesn't include many specialty specific measures that might be more relevant for your organization. It might be excluding the measures in which your organization excels. Hence, the QRUR report might not give you the best picture of your practice for the Quality Performance Category.
Impact of Submission Method Unaccounted: The benchmark utilized for QRUR would not be the same as the benchmarks for the different submission method options available under MIPS. The points earned for the same measure for the same performance rate can be remarkably different based on the submission method, and hence the payment adjustment.
Changes in Performance or Clinicians Not Reflected: 2016 QRUR will not be a true representation of your TIN's performance in 2017, as it doesn't account for the work-flow and other improvements as well changes in the clinician composition of your TIN.
Utilize 2017 Data: The good news is that you already have more than eight months of data available for 2017. You can get the data from your EHR in QRDA-III or CSV format. Pull your performance data for the measures identified (star performers from QRUR + other relevant measures from a selection of 271 measures), and compare your numbers with different submission methods and submission options (Group or Individual).
Evaluate Your Options: We strongly advice evaluating the measures and submission methods before finalizing. MIPS is different than any other incentive program you have participated in. Performance on the measure matters a lot and the performance benchmarks for different submission methods vary markedly.


So over last weekend was the birthday of our good family friend, who is a big fan of all things Apple, and is a pilot. Therefore, for his cake, we decided to make a MacBook with a photo of their family sitting atop a "Flight Manual".
The cake itself was pretty straightforward to do. It was the MacBook that was tough and time consuming. i had to get the husband to construct something out of cake boards and L plated screws in order to have the screen of the notebook to hold up. and i think the keyboard took me almost 3 hours to finish, from cutting out individual squares to writing out every alphabet and symbol and then arranging and sticking them back onto the keyboard.
Hopefully the birthday boy liked his cake! Happy birthday Leslie! To many more good years to come!
Cake was vanilla cake with passionfruit filling.
awww..... thanks angie!!! you guys keep letting me have the opportunity to stretch myself. and for that i have a lot to be grateful for! hope little miss L is feeling better! send her our love please!


The Directive sur la gestion des projets majeurs d'infrastructure publique (the "Directive"), the Directive on management of major public infrastructure projects, makes it clear that the presentation of a "dossier d'opportunité", or business case, is now a mandatory step in the startup phase of a project considered to be major according to the criteria determined by the Conseil du trésor.
Since November 2013, a new legal framework has been deployed by the Gouvernement du Québec with the Public Infrastructure Act, which has the purpose of establishing governance rules for public infrastructure investment planning and public infrastructure management.
Under this Act, the Directive came into force on February 12, 2014. The provisions presented are relevant for the governance of any infrastructure or real estate project, whether public or private.
Based on our experience and expertise in preparation of the business case, this analytical step has positive impacts on the planning of the major projects envisioned.
Indeed, one of the special conditions of the Québec context regarding the funding and procurement of major projects is the emphasis of the rigour of the processes and requirements, both in quantitative analysis of the project inputs and in the environmental, societal, economic and fiscal impacts.
A major effort for synthesis and communication of the results for use and rapid appropriation by the decision-makers of the conclusions of the results of the mandate.
This approach is supported by a structured work program consistent with the previous studies and all the inputs available, in order to take advantage of the efforts undertaken up to the time the business case is prepared, while providing a new perspective and directly actionable analysis and communications tools.
Taking into consideration the Directive's precise instructions, we consider that the issues and challenges related to the achievement of the objectives of the different studies and mandates to be performed essentially depend on the following aspects.
Obtaining inputs related to estimating of the project costs and the project's risk analysis processes are activities that must be considered to be on the critical path.
They will support the analyses, particularly for the financial analysis of the performance modes.
The demonstration of a high-level capacity for synthesis allows presentation of options, scenarios and analyses to support decision-making.
The demonstration of communication abilities that allow guidance and support of strategic thinking around the development of projects.
The preparation of a robust business case is the best approach to optimize the probabilities of success of a major project, not only in terms of deadline and cost compliance, but also by accounting for the project's risks and the infrastructure life cycle.
The preparation of important decision-making documents that must be able to progress smoothly throughout the decision-making and authorization process is a complex exercise involving several stakeholders.
Strategia Conseil has major experience in mandates involving analysis of conventional development mode (traditional and management) and alternative mode (turnkey, DBF and PPP).
Thanks to this experience, we understand how the risks associated with construction of a project, the infrastructure life cycle and optimization of the transfer of the risks associated with major projects have impacts in terms of value added for the public funds invested.
If you would like to discuss and learn more about the business case, don't hesitate to contact our expert advisor Sylvain Rouillard with your questions and comments.


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Tiny PDP11 - Running BSD
So, now I had the very first incarnation of Tetris running on my simulated PDP-11. However, it seemed like a bit of a waste: Tetris only required a few tens of K of RAM, while my ESP32 had both its internal RAM as well as 4MiB of PSRAM at its disposal. Why not up the ante a bit and try to run another bit of pioneering software, one that perhaps fit the capabilities of the ESP32 board a bit better?
Another one in a long line of 'first's to run on the PDP11 comes from the Unix world. While Unix itself was not born on the PDP11 (technically, it was born on a borrowed PDP7, even if it got ported to the PDP11 a short while later), the BSD distribution of Unix does originate on the PDP11. You may recognize this as BSD Unix still is around today, in the form of FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD. It also stands at the roots of more consumer-facing bits of software like Apples iOS and the operating system running on the Playstation line of game consoles.
The other thing that makes BSD attractive is that the most recent version of it (2.11BSD) contains a full TCP/IP networking stack. This stack also is a bit infamous: the earlier versions of Microsoft Windows used to run (bits and pieces of) this stack as well. As IPv4 and and TCP did not change by much since then, this stack should still be operable: I should be able to make this interface with the ESP32s WiFi interface, making this into a truly networked example of BSD running on a PDP11.
Getting BSD to work actually wasn't that hard. Configure a machine that is fast enough, give it an 1.5GiB hard disk (which physically resides on a micro-SD-card slotted into the ESP-Wrover-Kits socket) and enough memory and the physical base on which BSD can run is ready. I did the installation of the OS on the hard disk on my laptop, as the tape drive required to load the installation media for BSD was ripped out of the ESP32 version of SIMH. I then moved the HD image over to my micro-SD-card. I could reuse the 15ИЭ terminal code as it has no issues displaying plain english ASCII either, and the end result was that I could see BSD stating up on my devboard.
However, that only gave me a non-networked version of BSD, as I previously ripped out all of the network interfacing code out of SIMH. (Even if I left it in, ESP-IDF supports none of the interfacing methods it offered, so it would be useless to me anyway.) Luckily, ESP-IDF has a nice and flexible abstraction layer called ESP-NETIF that ties together network interfaces and higher-level things like TCP/IP stacks. I could easily implement a shim there that would take the Ethernet packets coming from the WiFi subsystem and redirect it to SIMH and vice versa. SIMH already contained code to simulate an Ethernet card supported by 2.11BSD, so that should work out nicely.
However, even if the PDP11 is now be able to chuck Ethernet packets directly into the WiFi drivers to send them into the... well... ether, I still didn't have a good solution for network connectivity. First of all, the PDP11 has no notion of WiFi related things like SSIDs and as such. Secondly, DHCP is not a thing in 2.11BSD, and neither is its predecessor BOOTP. I actually thought about porting or implementing a DHCP client, but there's one oddity in the DHCP specs that requires direct access to the network packets, bypassing the TCP/IP layer. The 2.11BSD kernel does not have support for that at all, as far as I can tell. While I'm all for yak shaving, implementing a new kernel interface in a decades-old kernel is a bit too much.
So instead, I decided to abuse the ESP-NETIF layer to make the system have a 'dual personality'. The ESP32 would have a full TCP/IP stack, with the WiFi drivers and a DHCP client. The PDP11 would also have its own BSD TCP/IP stack fully operational. Both stacks would share an IP address, retrieved by the ESP32 software and then passed on to the PDP11. However, a little bit of code would decide to which IP stack to send packets that are received on any of the interfaces. DHCP data from the WiFi interface? Send it to LwIP. Data for a telnet server on the WiFi interface? That's for the PDP11. The code can also interpret some packets coming from the PDP11 all by itself as well. By sending these packets, the PDP11 can scan for WiFi networks, configure WiFi credentials etc. Because the PDP11 can send these packets as standard broadcast UDP packets, there's no need for complicated kernel-level configuration interfaces.
This configuration is done by a little program running on the PDP11: running it allows you to scan for available networks and connect to one. The program will then automatically get the network data from the ESP32 LwIP DHCP client and configure the BSD network interface accordingly. The program is called 'wifid' and, as stated before, it uses broadcast UDP packets that are picked up by the ESP-NETIF shim I wrote. The code outside the emulator picks these up and does the actual work required, sending a response back over UDP broadcast if needed.
I wasn't too eager to write code like this on the ancient C compiler that came with 2.11BSD, but luckily I didn't have to: to my great surprise, even the latest GCC compiler happily supports the PDP11 architecture. Making it link to the BSD binaries was a bit harder and involved some hackery in the form of adding a missing function to the BSD runtime libraries. Also, the header files that came with 2.11BSD use a format that is now rightfully not recognized as valid anymore; instead I patched together an unholy but working mix of RetroBSD headers as well as fixed 2.11BSD ones. The end result is not pretty, but works well enough: I can compile a binary on my laptop, use FTP to send it over to either SIMH running on my laptop or on the ESP32, then succesfully run it there. I guess it's a testament to how beloved the PDP11 is; in the end, it's a 50-year old architecture that commercially died out 30 years ago, but it still has enough fans to send in patches to be officially included and up to date in the current GCC toolchain suite.
After the dust settled, all that was left was a modification or two to the network startup scripts to automatically reconnect the PDP11 to the last-used network when it restarted, and now 2.11BSD is fully capable of connecting to any WiFi network out there.

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Q: JQuery animate calculate pixel distance I am using JQuery to animate a panel system menu. The problem is that there are 5 panels and I cannot set the panel left: attribute directly as it needs to calculate it based on its current position. My script should explain.
$('.panel').animate({left: '-250'}, 300);

So this is fine as on the first click it slides the first panel out of the view and the second panel into view. On a click in the second panel however it will not slide to the third panel as it is telling all the panels .panel to move to left:-250. I want it to work out what the current left:?? is of .panel and then add a further -250 to animate.
That way if left:0 we are on the first panel and on a click we will go to left:-250. On click on the second panel it will add -250 + -250 and animate to -500 etc.. etc...
Any ideas?

A: You need to get the position using offset or offset parent.
http://api.jquery.com/offset/
http://api.jquery.com/offsetParent/
Something like this; (not tested)
    var offset = $('.panel').offset();
    alert(offset.left);
    alert(offset.top)
    var newpos = [offset.left - 250]
    $('.panel').animate({left: newpos}, 300);

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Make your babys teething experience as comfortable as possible, There are many teething products available to sooth those inflamed gums. Baby teething signs include swollen gums, drooling and irritability.
Homeopathic options for teething may help relieve irritability and reduce swelling. These include teething tablets, Gels and drops.


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Magda Spiegel (geboren 3. November 1887 in Prag, Österreich-Ungarn; gestorben wahrscheinlich am 20. Oktober 1944 im KZ Auschwitz) war eine deutsche Konzert- und Opernsängerin.

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Bereits mit knapp 20 Jahren hatte die klassische Altistin ihren ersten Auftritt in ihrer Heimatstadt. Sie zog nach Deutschland und erhielt Auftritte im Düsseldorfer Staatstheater (1911). Sie lebte nun mehrere Jahre in der Stadt am Rhein, doch immer wieder wurde sie an andere Opernhäuser zu Gastspielen verpflichtet. Richard Strauss holte sie nach Berlin, 1917 hatte sie einen riesigen Erfolg an der Oper Frankfurt als Brangäne in Richard Wagners Tristan und Isolde. In Frankfurt erhielt sie auch ihr erstes festes Engagement. Von dort aus wurde sie auch weiterhin im In- und Ausland angefordert, um alle bekannten Rollen ihres Fachs zu interpretieren. Magda Spiegel galt mit ihrer dramatischen Altstimme als ein Jahrhunderttalent.

Als die Nationalsozialisten 1933 mit der Säuberung der Kulturstätten begannen, fiel auch Magda Spiegel, die jüdischer Herkunft war, auf. Obwohl sie konvertierte, erhielt sie immer weniger Angebote und wurde in der Presse verhöhnt. Der Part der Ortrud im Lohengrin war 1935 ihre letzte Vorstellung. Sie zog sich zurück und lebte sieben Jahre in Frankfurt, bis sie 1942 in das KZ Theresienstadt verschleppt wurde.

Die Deportation nach Theresienstadt erfolgte am 1. September 1942. Sie trat noch bei Lagerkonzerten auf, unter anderem war sie eine der alternierenden Altistinnen im Requiem von Giuseppe Verdi. Am 19. Oktober 1944 wurde sie ins Vernichtungslager Auschwitz-Birkenau transportiert und dort wahrscheinlich direkt nach der Ankunft ermordet. Stolpersteine vor dem Haus Holzhausenstraße 16, wo sie von 1936 bis 1941 wohnte, und vor der Hamburgischen Staatsoper erinnern an die Künstlerin.

Magda Spiegel hinterließ drei Platten für drei verschiedene Firmen. Die erste erschien bei Odeon (Berlin 1922), die anderen beiden bei Homokord und Vox (beide Berlin 1923).

Literatur
 Claudia Becker: Magda Spiegel. 1887–1944. Biographie einer Frankfurter Opernsängerin (= Studien zur Frankfurter Geschichte Nr. 52). Verlag Waldemar Kramer, Frankfurt am Main 2003, ISBN 3-7829-0547-4.
 Kay Weniger: Zwischen Bühne und Baracke. Lexikon der verfolgten Theater-, Film- und Musikkünstler 1933 bis 1945. Mit einem Geleitwort von Paul Spiegel. Metropol, Berlin 2008, ISBN 978-3-938690-10-9, S. 320.
 Karl-Josef Kutsch, Leo Riemens, Hansjörg Rost (Hrsg.): Großes Sängerlexikon, Band 6. Dritte Auflage, Saur, Berlin/München 1997, ISBN 978-3-598-11418-2, S. 23060f.
 Rainer E. Lotz, Axel Weggen und Christian Zwarg: Discographie der deutschen Gesangsaufnahmen Band 3, Birgit Lotz Verlag, Bonn 2001 ISBN 3-9805808-6-5

Weblinks

 Ruth Sandhagen: Historische Wohnorte von bekannten Frauen der Düsseldorfer Kulturszene: Magda Spiegel. Aus: Dem Vergessen entgegen. Frauen in der Geistesgeschichte Düsseldorfs. Lebensbilder und Chroniken. Dokumentation einer Ausstellung des Frauen-Kultur-Archivs. Ahasvera-Verlag, Neuss 1989, ISBN 978-3-927720-01-5; veröffentlicht auf der Website der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität Düsseldorf (mit Bild Magda Spiegels)

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Opernsänger
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Darstellender Künstler (Frankfurt am Main)
Musiker (Frankfurt am Main)
Häftling im Ghetto Theresienstadt
Todesopfer im KZ Auschwitz
Opfer des Holocaust
Person, für die in Hamburg-Neustadt ein Stolperstein verlegt wurde
Person, für die in Frankfurt am Main ein Stolperstein verlegt wurde
Person (Cisleithanien)
Deutscher
Geboren 1887
Gestorben 1944
Frau

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Q: Angular 13: Angular Material 13 custom theme throwing error I have custom theme pallet for my project which is working fine with version ^12.2.13 of the angular material but not with ^13.2.3. Below is my SCSS for custom theming:
custome-mat-theme.scss
@import '~@angular/material/theming';
@include mat-core();

$cust-blue: (primary: #002a5c, contrast: (primary: #ffffff));
$cust-gold: (accent: #989100, contrast: (accent: #ffffff));
$primary: mat-palette($cust-blue, primary);
$accent: mat-palette($cust-gold, accent);

$theme: mat-light-theme($primary, $accent);

@include angular-material-theme($theme);

angular.json
"styles": [
  "./node_modules/@angular/material/prebuilt-themes/indigo-pink.css",
  "./node_modules/ngx-toastr/toastr.css",
  "src/styles.css",
  "src/assets/css/custom-mat-theme.scss"
]

Error

./src/assets/css/custom-mat-theme.scss.webpack[javascript/auto]!=!./node_modules/css-loader/dist/cjs.js??ruleSet[1].rules[6].rules[0].oneOf[0].use[1]!./node_modules/postcss-loader/dist/cjs.js??ruleSet[1].rules[6].rules[0].oneOf[0].use[2]!./node_modules/resolve-url-loader/index.js??ruleSet[1].rules[6].rules[1].use[0]!./node_modules/sass-loader/dist/cjs.js??ruleSet[1].rules[6].rules[1].use[1]!./src/assets/css/custom-mat-theme.scss

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*Error: Module build failed (from ./node_modules/sass-loader/dist/cjs.js): SassError: 'Hue "100" does
not exist in palette. Available hues are: primary, contrast'    ╷ 55 │
lighter: _get-color-from-palette($base-palette, $lighter),    │
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node_modules@angular\material\core\theming_theming.scss 55:14
define-palette()
node_modules@angular\material\core\theming_theming-deprecated.scss
16:11  palette()   src\assets\css\custom-mat-theme.scss 6:11
root stylesheet

Can anyone tell me whats wrong with this?

A: It seems that material needs at least hue: 100, hue 500 and hue 700 (probably for functions like lighter etc).
I had the same problem as you, I only defined that hue 500. I then set hue 100 and hue 700 for each color and it solved my problem. Personally, for beginning, I used the same color for the three hue.


Download this free printable planner to-do list set. Organize and you'll have an easier time getting stuff marked off your to-do list. This printable planner page set will help you get organized with your To-Dos! Today I have a printable To-Do list page for your DIY planner along with DIY planner stickers you can download and use. Plus take a look at the background color choices you can print too!
Customize your diy planner with these free printable planner pages. This to-do list page will help organize the things you want to get accomplished and help you keep track of all the things on your list. This is a simple, printable to-do list with lines to include the items you want to do along with dates you want to get things done. I've also created colorful labels you can cut out and attach to help categorize all the things on your list.
Find out how I like to double print to add color to the plain black and white pages. I'm sharing my tips over at The Country Chic Cottage today!
And for your color fun, I have a couple background pages you can use. You can also print these pages and use them as stationery.
To use these background pages with your printable planner pages, simply print the background page first. Then re-insert the paper into your printer and print the to-do list page on top of the background design. You'll end up with pretty planner pages that have fun art colors and organizing combined.
I've got a whole tutorial to show you how to make your own planner.
These planner to-do pages coordinate with other planner pages I've designed. Check out the Meal Planning set, 52 weeks of savings and special dates printable pages.
I can't wait to try out your planner stickers. I have a Erin Condren planner for next year, and I'm going to use your stickers to make headers in the boxes and the rest of the stickers will be used in the box as a task comes up.
Oh YAY! Sounds like so much fun… share a photo, I'd love to see!


Funeral services are permitted on any day of the year, except for Sundays and Holy Friday.
1. The deceased must be a baptized Orthodox Christian for the funeral rite to be offered.
4. A Trisagion Service (a brief prayer service) is read at the funeral home the night before the funeral. The Funeral Service itself may only be read in the church. The Funeral Service is not permitted to be read at the funeral home.
5. Only the priest is permitted to offer prayers for the deceased in the church. In addition, only the priest is permitted to offer a eulogy in the Church during the funeral service. Family members who wish to give a eulogy may do so at the Trisagion Service the night preceding the funeral or at the makaria.
6. Makaria (Internment Meal) – Traditionally, the main entree of the makaria includes fish. The Holy Gospels reveal to us that after Christ's own Resurrection He shared a meal consisting of fish with His disciples (Luke 24:41-43; John:21:1-14.) This meal is a symbol of the Resurrection in that it displays the belief in the power of God who triumphed over death. If you wish to offer a variety of entrees, please include fish as one of them. Paximathia, brandy or Metaxa also have become a custom upon arrival at the makaria.
7. In lieu of flowers, many families prefer to have contributions made to Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in memory of the deceased. If this is your desire, it should be included in the obituary and the funeral director instructed to secure memorial donation cards from the Church narthex.


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The Ashton Canal is a canal in Greater Manchester, England, linking Manchester with Ashton-under-Lyne.

Route

The Ashton leaves the Rochdale Canal at Ducie St. Junction in central Manchester, and climbs for  through 18 locks, passing through Ancoats, Holt Town, Bradford, Clayton, Openshaw, Droylsden, Fairfield and Audenshaw to make a head-on junction with the Huddersfield Narrow Canal (formerly the Huddersfield Canal) at Whitelands Basin in the centre of Ashton-under-Lyne.  At Bradford, the canal passes by the venue of the 2002 Commonwealth Games.

Apart from the Rochdale and Huddersfield Narrow canals, the Ashton Canal only currently connects with one other canal.  Just short of Whitelands, at Dukinfield Junction/Portland Basin a short arm crosses the river Tame on the Tame Aqueduct, and makes a head-on junction with the Peak Forest Canal.

There used to be four other important connections to branch canals: the Islington Branch Canal in Ancoats; the Stockport Branch Canal from Clayton to Stockport (Heaton Norris); the Hollinwood Branch Canal from Fairfield to Hollinwood; and the Fairbottom Branch Canal (itself a branch of the Hollinwood Branch Canal) from Waterhouses to Fairbottom. There was to have been a fifth branch, namely the Beat Bank Branch Canal (itself a branch of Stockport Branch Canal) from Reddish to Beat Bank in Denton, but this was abandoned before completion.

Many of the canal locks are now listed buildings.

History
The canal received its Act of Parliament in 1792.
It was built to supply coal from Oldham and Ashton under Lyne to Manchester. The first section between Ancoats Lane to Ashton-under-Lyne and Hollinwood was completed in 1796, followed by the lines to Heaton Norris and Fairbottom in 1797. Although there were plans to link it to the Rochdale Canal, it opened as an isolated waterway.

Benjamin Outram was retained to complete the final section between Ancoats Lane and the Rochdale Canal including the Piccadilly Basin. It included the unique Store Street Aqueduct, built on a 45 degree skew and believed to be the first major such structure in Britain and the oldest still in use today.

The section was completed by 1798, but the necessary  extension by the Rochdale proprietors to the Bridgewater Canal was not built until 1800. Although the Huddersfield Narrow Canal was open as far as Woolroad by 1798, neither it, nor the Peak Forest Canal were complete. In fact it was another ten years before the former connected to Yorkshire and the east coast.

With little but local trade in its early years, the canal struggled financially and a dividend was not paid until 1806.

It then prospered until competition from railways, and later road transport, greatly diminished traffic, and through traffic had ended by 1945. Traffic on the branches ended in the 1930s.  Following nationalisation in 1947–48, traffic did not revive, and all traffic had ceased by 1958, after which maintenance was run down. By 1961, combined with vandalism, the canal had become unnavigable, and its retention for pleasure use seemed unlikely.

The Ashton Canal was one of seven stretches of canal, formerly designated as remainder waterways, that were re-classified by the British Waterways Act of 8 February 1983. Under the act, a total of  of canal were upgraded to Cruising Waterway Standard.

In October 2021, lock numbers 13 and 15 were one of 142 sites across England to receive part of a £35-million injection into the government's Culture Recovery Fund.

Leisure use
Pressure from the Inland Waterways Association, combined with the formation of the Peak Forest Canal Society, led to a campaign to reopen the Ashton, with the major organised volunteer clearance of the section though Droylsden in September 1968, known as Operation Ashton. Further campaigning, and the growth of local authority support, led to its restoration, along with the adjacent lower Peak Forest Canal, and reopening on 1 April 1974.

The restoration of these two canals opened up the Cheshire Ring, an immediately (and still) popular one-week leisure cruise circling much of east Cheshire. With the opening of the Southern Pennine canals, the Ashton is now also part of the South Pennine Ring (Rochdale and Huddersfield Narrow) and the longest Pennine Ring of all (Outer Pennine Ring - Leeds & Liverpool and Huddersfield Narrow).

It used to be common to hear reports of unfortunate incidents along the Ashton, such as thefts from boats and intimidating, or at least unnerving, behaviour on the part of some local youths and children.  This, for a time, caused boats to go through in convoys.  Today the Ashton Canal is increasingly valued by the communities through which it passes, and although many boaters still advise others to cover the Ashton during early hours, and not in school holidays, reports of problems often turn out to be the repeated telling of old stories. However, incidents do still occur, as in August 2014 when a number of boats were attacked by hooded youths.

The locks are renowned for debris (shopping trolleys, wheely bins, rocks etc.) which can result in blocked lock gates, but Canal & River Trust workers are soon on site to clear any reported incidents. Portland Basin is a good overnight mooring after ascending the Ashton locks, for those who do not wish to proceed beyond Romiley.

There are current campaigns to restore the Hollinwood Branch and Stockport Branches.

Listed structures
The following structures along the canal are Grade II listed:
Locks numbers 1-3, 6-15 & 18
Bridges numbers 4, 5, 9 & 16
Lock Keepers Cottages at locks numbers 2 & 7
Towpath Bridge over junction with Islington Branch Canal
Towpath Bridge over junction with Stockport Branch Canal
Former Packet Boathouse adjacent to bridge number 16
Former Tollhouse adjacent to lock number 18 (Fairfield Top Lock)
Mill Building on south bank east of Hope Works

Image gallery

Points of interest

See also

Canals of the United Kingdom
History of the British canal system

Bibliography

References

External links

Virtual Tour

Canals in Tameside
Canals opened in 1796
Grade II listed buildings in Greater Manchester
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway
1796 establishments in England


Yes, it's true. Check out the infographic below, courtesy of the Australian Department of Education and Training. As of 11-18, Viet Nam ranked 6th among sending countries with 24,094 students studying at all levels in Australia.
Incredibly, there were more Vietnamese studying in South Korea than Australia last year. As in Japan, Viet Nam ranked 2nd with 27,061. Speaking of the former, I'll talk about Vietnamese enrollments in that country, which are off the charts, in another post.
Note: I wish the US government had the same data quality and quantity as Australia's.
As I mentioned in the last post, there are nearly 30,000 Vietnamese (29,788, to be exact) studying in the US at all levels. (Source: Mapping SEVIS by the Numbers, August 2018) Of those, 3,472, or 11.7%, of them are enrolled in boarding and day schools.
While that's 720 fewer students than in December 2017 (4,192 or 13.2% of the total) , it's still a significant number that reflects a continued interest in overseas secondary education and a strong ability to pay on the part of many Vietnamese parents.
Not included in the above figure are all of the Vietnamese students enrolled in high school completion programs in Washington state, the academic equivalent of killing two birds with one stone that allows young Vietnamese to simultaneously earn a WA high school diploma and an associate degree. It's an attractive option for parents who either can't afford higher cost options such as a boarding school or a high school in the 30k range or who simply prefer that kind of program.


South Melbourne, Vic. Affirm Press, 2015.
260 pages ; 24 cm.
Author is Alecia Simmonds.Includes bibliographical references (pages 252-257)Summary: In April 2012 a man was shot dead by police on a remote farm in New South Wales called the School of Happiness. The victim, who was high on a cocktail of drugs and who suffered from mental illness, had been threatening attendees of a hippie festival with a crossbow and hunting knife. When the police finally arrived, they tried to subdue him but, ultimately, fatal shots were fired. In Wild Man Alecia Simmonds follows the coronial inquest into the police killing. She reveals what really happened that night and unravels the web of issues entangled in this fascinating, bizarre and, undoubtedly, tragic case: a cultural clash between hippies and hunters; drug use, violence, masculinity and psychosis. She asks how family members, as well as police, came to work on the frontline of mental health. This spectacular book is a clear-eyed look at some of the most pressing problems facing contemporary Australia.


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Technology 27 Feb 2017
Voice-powered smartphones and more at the Mobile World Congress
María Rueda Cruz
The latest news reports say that this could be the year of voice assistance for everyday objects, including smartphones. For several years now, smartphones have practically become an extension of the body and they are in the spotlight at the most important phone fair in the world – the Mobile World Congress being held this week in Barcelona.
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Nearly 100,000 people and 2,200 companies will be in Barcelona to participate in one of the most important technological events of the year. This year, the Mobile World Congress (MWC) will stream all the presentations. The topics expected to be covered include 5G connections and their use in smartphones, virtual and augmented reality, chatbots, artificial intelligence and the importance of blockchain.
Alexa and virtual personal assistants, the stars of CES 2017
Every January, Las Vegas becomes the tech capital of the world. Once again, this year the Consumer Electronics Show, or CES, touched down on the gambling mecca to kick off the technology season.
Voice assistants like Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant have revolutionized the cell phone industry. According to the consulting firm Gartner, in 2020, 30% of web browsing sessions will be done without a screen, and the smartphone industry has taken note. Roberta Cozza, an analyst at Gartner, affirms that voice assistants will spark a revolution that will transform the characteristics of cell phones as we know them, "reducing screen dependence and allowing users to get the information they want without taking their phone out of their pocket."
Although it's true that Samsung has already said that it will not release the Galaxy 8 – expected to be its flagship model – many believe that they will present a new Galaxy Tab 3, with high end hardware components, a new design and a Qwerty keyboards. Samsung is not the only company that is expected to present new models. The third largest phone manufacturer in the world, Huawei of China, is expected to present the P10, the successor of its P9 which won over nostalgic photography lovers by including a dual-lens camera made by the German manufacturer Leica.
And speaking of the past, the Finnish company Nokia, the former undisputed leader of the industry, wants to make a comeback with an extremely resistant phone – a remake of the Nokia 3310, in addition to two other mid to low range smartphones.
The innovations that intend to break away from today's market will be revealed throughout the week. Will flip phones come back? Will we finally bid farewell to screens? We'll get the answers from the biggest technology conference of the year.
Computer studies, sciences and development
IT (computer sciences)
Key technologies for 2017
2016 have brought a quantum leap for society in the adoption of new technologies. Slowly but surely biometrics, virtual reality, domotics and cryptocurrencies are making inroads in consumers' daily activities, and many of the advances predicted in "Back to the future" are now a reality. What's in store in 2017?


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Ethno-Pragmatic Study of Sam Ukala's The Slave Wife and The Placenta of Death
Anita Erhuvwu Maledo University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria
This paper is an ethno-pragmatic study of proverbs in Sam Ukala's The Slave Wife (1982) and The Placenta of Death (2007) in the face of the paucity of linguistic studies of the plays of Sam Ukala. It applies Brown and Levinson's (1987) politeness theory with insights from Dell Hymes' ethnography of communication. The focus is to explain how politeness features are appropriated to guide the usage of proverbs in the selected plays, while paying attention to the ethnographic features of the usage of proverbs. Ten proverbs are purposefullly selected from the texts for a rigorous and qualitative analysis. Findings show that the politeness routines and the ethnographic features of speaking appropriately guide the usage of proverbs in the socio-cultural context of the plays and they ensure that there is no breakdown in communication. Specifically, the politeness features inherent in the proverbs are face saving devices (though some proverbs contain face threatening acts) as they help to ease tensions in their mitigating roles while Dell Hymes' speaking demonstrates that the use of proverbs in the texts obeys the social-cultural norms of interaction of Owa people. Finally, the paper shows the relevance of the place of linguistics in the study of the plays of Sam Ukala.
Keywords: Politeness, Proverbs, Sam Ukala, Ethnograpy of Speaking
MALEDO, Anita Erhuvwu. Ethno-Pragmatic Study of Sam Ukala's The Slave Wife and The Placenta of Death. KIU Journal of Humanities, [S.l.], v. 5, n. 2, p. 299-307, july 2020. ISSN 2522-2821. Available at: <https://ijhumas.com/ojs/index.php/kiuhums/article/view/922>. Date accessed: 20 jan. 2022.


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Genetics and Genomics of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
J. Martijn Bos, Steve R. Ommen, Michael John Ackerman
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is an unexplained left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) in the absence of precipitating factors such as hypertension or aortic stenosis. HCM is a disease of enormous phenotypic and genotypic heterogeneity. Affecting 1 in 500 people, it is the most prevalent genetic cardiovascular disease. It can manifest itself with negligible to extreme hypertrophy, minimal to extensive fibrosis and myocyte disarray, absent to severe left ventricular outflow tract obstruction, and distinct patterns of hypertrophy. The clinical presentation of HCM is underscored by extreme variability from an asymptomatic course to that of severe heart failure and arrhythmias. It commonly manifests itself between the second and the fourth decades of life, but can present itself at the extremes of age. Infants and young children may be affected with severe hypertrophy leading to heart failure, and these patients have poor prognosis. The most common symptoms are exertional dyspnea, chest pain, and syncope or presyncope. Approximately 5% of patients with HCM progress to "end-stage" disease characterized by left ventricular dilatation and heart failure. In such cases, cardiac transplantation may be considered. Other serious life-threatening complications include embolic stroke and cardiac arrhythmias. Genetic and clinical screening of family members with HCM plays an important role in its early diagnosis. © 2010
Essentials of Genomic and Personalized Medicine
Ventricular Outflow Obstruction
Aortic Valve Stenosis
Left Ventricular Hypertrophy
Martijn Bos, J., Ommen, S. R., & Ackerman, M. J. (2010). Genetics and Genomics of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. In Essentials of Genomic and Personalized Medicine (pp. 336-349). Elsevier Inc.. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-374934-5.00028-3
Genetics and Genomics of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. / Martijn Bos, J.; Ommen, Steve R.; Ackerman, Michael John.
Essentials of Genomic and Personalized Medicine. Elsevier Inc., 2010. p. 336-349.
Martijn Bos, J, Ommen, SR & Ackerman, MJ 2010, Genetics and Genomics of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. in Essentials of Genomic and Personalized Medicine. Elsevier Inc., pp. 336-349. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-374934-5.00028-3
Martijn Bos J, Ommen SR, Ackerman MJ. Genetics and Genomics of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. In Essentials of Genomic and Personalized Medicine. Elsevier Inc. 2010. p. 336-349 https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-374934-5.00028-3
Martijn Bos, J. ; Ommen, Steve R. ; Ackerman, Michael John. / Genetics and Genomics of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. Essentials of Genomic and Personalized Medicine. Elsevier Inc., 2010. pp. 336-349
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Gradič Otmanje (nemško Schloss Otmanach) leži na južnem vznožju Štalenske gore v enako imenovani občini Štalenska gora v osrednjem delu avstrijske zvezne dežele Koroške. Gradič je pod spomeniškim varstvom in v privatni lasti kot sedež velikega kmetijskega posestva, ki je preurejeno v hotel in letovišče.

Zgodovina
Grad Otmanje  ima prve začetke  v posesti – kraljevski hubi imenovani »Otmanica«, ki jo prvič omenja nemški cesar Oton II. v svoji listini iz leta 980, v kateri so naštete kraljeve posesti na Koroškem.  Gospostvo je kasneje najti v listi gospostev Goriško - Tirolskih grofov in kasneje se znajde v lasti Šenka iz Ostrovice.

Grad je prvič omenjen šele leta 1587, ko je bil v lasti Krištofa Mooshaimerja. Takrat je bilo Otmanje označeno kot plemiško prebivališče brez obrambnih funkcij. Lastniki so se odtlej pogosto menjavali: leta 1671 je bil v lasti plemenitega Moosheimba, ki je Otmanje prodal Henriku Albenburškemu. V tretji četrtini 18. stoletja je gradič in gospoščina pripadala baronu Francu Ivanu Gailberškemu. V tem času je bila zgradba dobila sedanji izgled, čeprav so še kasneje dograjevali. Leta 1891 je bil lastnik Otmanja Franc Sales Englhofer  in 1930 družina Bockelmann. Potomec izvorno nemške bankirske družine in sin grajskega upravitelja Otmanj Rudolf Bockelmann je bil kompozitor in pevec popevk Udo Jürgens, ki je na posestvu tudi odraščal. Leta 1957 je posest in gradič pridobila družina Bromovsky. Imetje je v funkciji kmetijstva in jahalnega športa ter namenjeno oddajanju za počitnikovanje.

Viri

Sklici

Spletne povezave

 Spletna stran posesti Otmanje
 Schloss Ottmanach (Video predstavitev letovišča in posesti Otmanje)

Otmanje
Koroška (zvezna dežela)


Wedding music is always very tricky to get just right. It's your big day, after all, and you obviously want everything to be just perfect. You also want your wedding music to be uplifting and fun for your guests, and not just special for you. Wedding music can include anything from that first song you dance to as a couple, the music at the wedding rehearsals, rehearsal dinner, the actual ceremony, as well as the music at the reception. Taking care of wedding music is just one of many steps that are absolutely crucial to your big day – do not write it off as trivial or a small matter, as it can set the atmosphere and mood for the entire event.
You will need to think about all of the different parts of your wedding, break them down into larger chunks and finally choose the appropriate music. One major part that does need some kind of entertainment or background noise is while everyone is waiting for other guests to arrive, and waiting for the other guests to be seating. The perfect wedding music for this is something upbeat, and nothing too heavy. There will be a long period of time where people will be waiting – you need some music in the background to break up any silence in between conversation. You will also need some kind of music after everyone has been imprisoned and is ready for the ceremony to begin, to announce that the actual ceremony is indeed starting. The perfect wedding music for this is something different enough from the earlier pieces of music, but again, not too fast or jarring – it might distract guests.
Finally, you have to choose the bride's entrance wedding music. You will probably want to go with the traditional music – it almost immediately signs the start of the wedding, it's one piece of wedding music that is truly universal. Its probably best to go with some variation of the Wedding March for this part.
For when the actual official ceremony is over, and you have said your vows, it's time for some recessional wedding music. This is the music that will play as the brides' wedding party begins to leave the ceremony to go to the reception. This piece of wedding music should definitely have a 'happy ending' feel, to lighten the mood and get your guests in the right frame of mind to celebrate.
You might want to try going over your wedding music play list, to make sure that it all flows perfectly and works with the different parts of the ceremony. Try imagining the different parts of the ceremony in your head as you listen, thinking about all of the timing, including any extra time you may need in case certain parts or people are running or lagging behind. Make sure nothing is overtly abrupt, and everything transitions smoothly. If you have a ceremony rehearsal, you will definitely want to play your music and see how it plays out as well – especially if you happen to be using a live band, even for just a part of the ceremony, or just during the reception.


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Biographies for Organizing in the Biocommons Teaching Team
Ecology of Grace and Justice for our Times: Organizing in the Biocommons Teaching Team
Bishop Dave Brauer-Rieke – enjoys introducing himself as "One of seven Evangelical Lutheran bishops serving the bio-region of Cascadia." He is the current the Oregon Synod bishop for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and a past member of the Oregon State Global Warming Commission.
Born and raised in Seattle, WA, Bishop Brauer-Rieke has lived his entire life, aside from school, in the Pacific Northwest. He finds biking and hiking in the region life giving and centering. As a result of his wanderings and wonderment Bishop Brauer-Rieke enjoys writing poetry which flows for him from the Scriptures, the beauty of nature and the devastation of poor stewardship.
Bishop Brauer-Rieke currently lives in Milwaukie, OR, with his wife Gretchen, 3 goats, 9 chickens, 24 solar panels and 23 mature Cedar and Fir trees.
Rev. Dr. Daniel Brunner – is Professor of Christian History and Formation and Director of Christian Earthkeeping at George Fox Evangelical Seminary. In 2010, he founded the Christian Earthkeeping certification program at George Fox, a 12-credit regimen of four courses taken over a two-year period. Dan has also been developing each of the courses which comprise the certification program: Theology and Stewardship of Creation (Old Testament theologies of creation, stewardship and the role of humanity in the "created order"); Theology and Ethic of the Land (including a five-day retreat during which students consider a Native American understanding of the land, the relationship between science and faith, and issues such as agriculture, conservation, land use and consumption of natural resources), Eschatology, New Creation and Communal Ethics (focusing on the New Testament theologies of eschatology, Trinitarian community, soteriology, and Jesus' kingdom); Poverty and Restorative Earthkeeping (including a five-day retreat that encourages students to ponder the integral relationships between earthkeeping, global systems and issues such racism, sexism and poverty).
Rev. Dr. Mark Brocker – Bio pending
Mr. Matt Guynn – works with the church-based agency On Earth Peace, which offers leadership development for faith-rooted efforts to stop violence and build reconciliation, where he serves as coordinator of nonviolent social change. Matt is also affiliated with Training for Change, an international social change training center which equips activists and seeks to raise the level of training available within progressive social movements. Matt dynamically incorporates music, the arts and prayer into his work as a bible study leader, writer, educator, and preacher. He previously worked as co-coordinator of training for Christian Peacemaker Teams, preparing people to carry out nonviolent direct action and unarmed accompaniment in conflict zones, and served as an unarmed bodyguard in Chiapas, Mexico. He lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife Sarah Kinsel and son Daniel.
Mr. Dick Harmon is a member of the Redeemer-Leaven Project community in Portland. He retired in 2008 from 45 years of organizing, mostly with the Industrial Areas Foundation. His entire family is involved in a number of aspects of creation-centered work. He is currently at work on two books about the relationship of our economic and ecological systems, and how that relationship might be changed at local and         regional levels. He co-teaches a class—Organizing in the Biocommons— for the Leaven project. Dick's primary interest on this question is how it can help transform civil sector mediating institutions, which include congregations; especially how it can re-connect Boomers and post-Boomer generations and move from a dysfunctional congregational culture, of strangers and "program," to a new organizational culture, of relational power.
Rev. Robyn Hartwig serves as part-time pastor/organizer for EcoFaith Recovery and part-time associate pastor for St. Andrew Lutheran Church of Beaverton. She is passionate about starting small groups that deepen community and foster spiritual recovery from consumerism's addictive and devastating effects upon our lives and the life of our Earth home. Her leadership of EcoFaith Recovery has been greatly enhanced by her training as a GreenFaith Fellow in 2009 – 2010, her participation in the 2008 training of 150 religious community leaders by former vice-president Al Gore's Climate Project, and her previous training and experience as a high school economics and government teacher. She was recently trained by Lutherans Restoring Creation to serve as a "Green Congregations" trainer and by the Industrial Areas Foundation in its week-long Northwest Regional Leadership Institute to enhance her abilities as a faith-based organizer. In her free time Robyn reconnects with the natural world through hiking, drumming and growing edible sprouts in her kitchen.
Mr. Nathan Holst – As an outgrowth of the Organizing in the Biocommon class in the Spring of 2012, Nathan will spend his internship over the next 6-10 months creating and developing a curriculum for a youth camp based on the content of the course, which brings together the relationship of economic analysis, theology, and the biosphere. He will be preparing to lead a 4-7 day long youth camp during the summer of 2013. The camp will include teaching, conversation, experiences of the biosphere (hikes, canoe/kayak outings, Cosmic Walk, Rivers Lament, etc.), and games.
Originally from Duluth, Minnesota, Nathan came to Portland in 2009 to go to grad school for social work and community based practice. He currently works at Sisters Of The Road (http://sistersoftheroad.org/) as a cafe co-manager, learning the sometimes challenging work of building cross class relationships and working in a collective, anti-oppressive organization. He also works as a part time youth director at Central Lutheran Church (http://test.centralportland.org/) with an amazing group of high school youth.
In the last few years, Nathan has been involved with the Office of Humans as a trained facilitator for multi-racial dialogues on race and racism, as well as beginning to organize space for dialogue and action specifically in the white community, based off a group in LA (http://awarela.org/). His home faith community is Wilderness Way Community (http://test.wildernesswaypdx.org/), which nurtures his love of rest and creativity, particularly as it relates to music and camping in the woods. As a part of his spiritual practices, Nathan is exploring a commitment to inner/outer call through meditating for 45 minutes each morning and using the Ignation "examines" each night as a way of reflective journaling. Finally, in case all of this sounds just a little too serious, Nathan has been known on occasion to get pretty silly and crack a few dorky jokes.
Rev. Jack Mosbrucker – Bio pending
Dr. Ruth Nickodemus, M.A., D.Min. was consecrated as a Lutheran Deaconess and continues to be informed in her life work by generations of Lutheran heritage. She was enriched in Clinical Pastoral Education in India and completed a Master's degree in counseling in Portland. She has been a member of St Andrew Lutheran Church in Beaverton for more than thirty years. Her spiritual journey and love of Earth came together in the opportunity to study and earn a Doctor of Ministry Degree in Creation Spirituality with well known spiritual teachers Matthew Fox, Alexandra Kovats, Brian Swimme, Thomas Berry, Joanna Macy, Andrew Harvey, Larry Edwards, and many others. Connecting the teachings of ancient mystics and modern day cosmology through the lens of Creation Spirituality has become her passion. Her hope for the future sustainability of life on Earth is grounded in the spiritual understanding of life's unfolding story of 13.75 billion years and its Divine revelation. She is grateful for the opportunity to share this story through teaching Creation Spirituality and companioning individuals on their life journey through Spiritual Direction.
Rev. Solveig Nilsen-Goodin grew up in a small town in Minnesota, and a small city in Iowa, but the wilderness – both biblical and natural – has been calling to her for most of her adult life. She received her M.Div. from Harvard Divinity School, where her Master's thesis was entitled, "A Community Thriving in the Wilderness: A New Metaphor for a Whole Church." Following her year of internship at Redeemer Lutheran, she received her first call to a congregation in Milwaukie, OR, where she instituted an ecological liturgical season during the month of October. Six years ago she helped plant, and continues to lead, a small, emerging faith community called The Wilderness Way Community, which seeks to ground and cultivate "wild" Christian disciples and fearless spiritual leaders to participate in the Great Turning and the Great Work of our time – the transition from industrial growth society to life-sustaining civilization. Solveig is currently co-leading with Dick Harmon and others the "Ecology of Grace and Justice: Organizing in the Biocommons" course. She is also a pastoral consultant serving the Bethlehem Lutheran community, a spiritual director, published author and accomplished musician, in addition to raising two fabulous boys with her husband Peter. She's slowly learning how to garden and do wilderness backpacking, and dreams of the day when all Christian communities will worship in yurts.
Ms. Barbara Willer is working with Eco-Faith Recovery for a practicum as part of her Masters of Divinity degree at Marylhurst University. The focus of her practicum will be to participate in the Organizing in the Bio-Commons workshop and generally support the work of Eco-Faith Recovery to address our addiction to consumerism.The focus of Barbara's studies is eco-theology and justice and environmental ethics. She works for Multnomah County as their Interfaith Coordinator providing outreach to and connection between Multnomah County government and faith-based institutions. Her Multnomah County experience includes working on issues of poverty in the 1990s, serving as the Chief of Staff for former Multnomah County Chairman Ted Wheeler and serving as an interim County Commissioner in 2010.Her community experience spans three decades in the Portland area working on issues of women's leadership and empowerment, reducing poverty, homelessness and affordable housing, and public education. She is an associate of the Sisters Holy Names and a member of St. Andrews Catholic Church.


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## Treebank Statistics: UD_Indonesian-GSD: Features: `Polite`

This feature is universal.
It occurs with 2 different values: `Form`, `Infm`.

270 tokens (0%) have a non-empty value of `Polite`.
20 types (0%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of `Polite`.
9 lemmas (0%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of `Polite`.
The feature is used with 1 part-of-speech tags: <tt>PRON</tt> (270; 0% instances).

### `PRON`

270 <tt>PRON</tt> tokens (4% of all `PRON` tokens) have a non-empty value of `Polite`.

The most frequent other feature values with which `PRON` and `Polite` co-occurred: <tt>PronType</tt><tt>=Prs</tt> (270; 100%), <tt>Number</tt><tt>=Sing</tt> (261; 97%), <tt>Person</tt><tt>=2</tt> (147; 54%).

`PRON` tokens may have the following values of `Polite`:

* `Form` (53; 20% of non-empty `Polite`): beliau, saya, anda, Aku
* `Infm` (217; 80% of non-empty `Polite`): ku, kamu, mu, aku, engkau, kalian, kau
* `EMPTY` (6147): yang, nya, ia, mereka, apa, dia, diri, kita, siapa, mana

Paradigm aku	<tt>Infm</tt>	<tt>Form</tt>

<tt></tt>	ku, aku	Aku

## Relations with Agreement in `Polite`

The 10 most frequent relations where parent and child node agree in `Polite`:
<tt>PRON --[<tt>parataxis</tt>]--> PRON</tt> (1; 100%).

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Il mesoplodonte di Longman (Indopacetus pacificus) era considerato il più raro cetaceo del mondo scoperto recentemente, ma questa posizione ora è stata presa dal mesoplodonte di Travers (Mesoplodon traversii). Questa specie ha avuto una lunga storia enigmatica e non era stata neanche ben identificata, ma ora la maggior parte dei dubbi sono stati risolti. La prima descrizione venne fatta a partire da un cranio ritrovato a Mackay, Queensland, in Australia, ma, invece di considerarlo una nuova specie, alcuni autori insistettero nel considerarlo appartenente ad un mesoplodonte di True o ad una femmina di Iperodonte. Una balena spiaggiata presso Danae, in Somalia, nel 1955, venne trasformata in fertilizzante e ne rimase solamente il cranio, che venne usato dal biologo Joseph C. Moore per dimostrare effettivamente che apparteneva ad una nuova specie. Comunque, ci fu un considerevole dibattito sul fatto di classificare questa balena nel genere Mesoplodon o no. Il prossimo sviluppo importante si ebbe quando uno studio, disponibile qui, mostrò che attualmente conosciamo sei resti di questo cetaceo, inclusa una femmina completa con un feto ritrovata alle Maldive nel 2000. Gli altri resti comprendono un cranio ritrovato in Kenya nel 1968 e due giovani provenienti dal Sudafrica ritrovati rispettivamente nel 1976 e nel 1992. Gli scienziati che pubblicarono questo studio analizzarono il DNA per dimostrare che il mesoplodonte di Longman sembrerebbe appartenere ad un genere indipendente, ma le informazioni sulle altre specie sono troppo scarse per stabilire ogni concreta filogenia. È stato anche rivelato il suo aspetto esteriore ed è stata stabilita una connessione con i mesoplodonti avvistati negli oceani Indiano e Pacifico. Durante la pubblicazione di questi studi, nel giugno 2002, un esemplare originariamente identificato come un berardio si è spiaggiato a Kagoshima, in Giappone. Un altro esemplare ritenuto essere mesoplodonte di Longman che si è spiaggiato in Sudafrica nell'agosto 2002 si è rivelato probabilmente un insolito zifio.

Descrizione fisica
I mesoplodonti di Longman hanno un aspetto piuttosto simile sia agli zifidi mesoplodonti che agli iperodonti, situazione che ha creato non poca confusione tassonomica. La femmina delle Maldive ha un corpo robusto come le balene dal naso a bottiglia, sebbene questa potrebbe essere una distorsione, dal momento che l'esemplare femmina proveniente dal Giappone, meno decomposto, presenta il corpo compresso lateralmente tipico dei mesoplodonti. Gli esemplari giovani hanno un rostro molto breve simile a quello degli iperodonti, ma le femmine adulte sembra che abbiano rostri piuttosto lunghi inclinati lievemente sotto un cranio poco notevole. Inoltre, le pinne dorsali degli esemplari adulti sembrano insolitamente grandi e triangolari per degli zifidi, mentre nei giovani sono piuttosto piccole e rivolte all'indietro. Un esemplare di maschio adulto spiaggiato non è ancora stato ritrovato, ma gli avvistamenti di questi mesoplodonti indicano che abbiano un melone piuttosto bulboso e due denti situati dietro alla punta del rostro, così come le cicatrici provocate dai denti degli altri maschi durante i combattimenti. Su questo cetaceo sono anche piuttosto comuni le cicatrici provocate dagli squali Isistius brasiliensis. La colorazione piuttosto insolita dei giovani aiuta a mettere in connessione il mesoplodonte di Longman con il mesoplodonte osservati negli oceani pacifico ed indiano; entrambe hanno, dietro allo sfiatatoio, un dorso nero che piano piano, scendendo verso il ventre, si fa prima grigio chiaro e poi bianco. La zona del dorso che non è di colore nero si estende giù fino all'occhio del cetaceo, ad eccezione di una macchia chiara dietro l'occhio, e continua in una linea verso le pinne pettorali, che sono scure. Zone scure sono presenti anche sulla punta del rostro. Le femmine hanno una colorazione più semplice; il corpo è generalmente grigiastro, ad eccezione della testa, che è bruna. Sembra che in questa specie la colorazione sia piuttosto variabile. L'esemplare femmina proveniente dalle Maldive era lunga 6 metri con un feto all'interno di 1 metro, e la femmina giapponese era lunga 6,5 metri. Dagli avvistamenti dei mesoplodonti tropicali sembra che questi animali siano un po' più grandi, sui 7-8 metri, lunghezza più grande di quella di ogni mesoplodonte e più tipica di un iperodonte. Non sono conosciuti né il peso né i dati sulla riproduzione.

Popolazione e distribuzione
Le carcasse indicano un areale della specie che nell'oceano Indiano va dall'Africa meridionale ed orientale fino alle Maldive, mentre nel Pacifico si estende dall'Australia al Giappone. Comunque, se prendiamo in considerazione anche gli avvistamenti del mesoplodonte tropicale, l'areale di questo cetaceo diventa molto più grande. Sono stati avvistati dal mare Arabico fino alla costa occidentale del Messico. Sono stati visti anche nel golfo del Messico, cosa che indica che siano presenti anche nell'oceano Atlantico tropicale. Le osservazioni più frequenti sono avvenute al largo delle coste delle Hawaii. Sebbene sulle Hawaii non si sia mai spiaggiato nessun esemplare, sembra che là siano piuttosto comuni; un censimento del 2002 stima che vi vivano 766 animali. Per le altre località non esistono altre stime sulla popolazione. Nel 2012, un esemplare è stato avvistato al largo della Sardegna Nord-Orientale. È il quinto esemplare segnalato nel Mediterraneo di cui tre ascrivibili ad esemplari morti nel corso di eventi di spiaggiamento.

Comportamento
Le osservazioni del mesoplodonte di Longman indicano che essi viaggino in gruppi più numerosi di quelli delle altre specie locali di zifidi. Le dimensioni dei pod variano da una decina di esemplari fino a 100, sebbene la norma sia tra 15 e 20, e i gruppi sembrano molto compatti. Questi pod si associano frequentemente ad altre specie, soprattutto a globicefali di gray e a tursiopi.

Sono stati visti saltare in superficie e generalmente emettono soffi visibili, ma brevi. Sono state misurate immersioni dai 18 ai 25 minuti.

Conservazione
Sembra che nessuno di questi cetacei sia mai stato cacciato, sia rimasta intrappolata nelle reti da pesca o sia stata rilevata dai sonar. A causa della loro natura piuttosto riservata, il loro stato di conservazione è sconosciuto.

Bibliografia
 Longman's Beaked Whale Hawaiian Stock. Revised 3/15/05. Available: here
 Appearance, Distribution, and Genetic Distinctiveness of Longman's Beaked Whale, Indopacetus pacificus. Dalebout, Ross, Baker, Anderson, Best, Cockcroft, Hinsz, Peddemors, and Pitman. July 2003, Marine Mammal Science, 19(3):421–461. Available: here
 National Audubon Society Guide to Marine Mammals of the World Reeves et al, 2002. ISBN 0-375-41141-0.
 Sightings and possible identification of a bottlenose whale in the tropical Indo-Pacific: Indopacetus pacificus? Pitman, Palacios, Brennan, Brennan, Balcomb and Miyashita, 1999. Marine Mammology Science Vol 15, pps 531-549.
 Encyclopedia of Marine Mammals Robert L. Pitman, 1998. ISBN 0-12-551340-2
 Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises Carwardine, 1995. ISBN 0-7513-2781-6
 More skull characters of the beaked whale Indopacetus pacificus and comparative measurements of austral relatives J.C. Moore 1972. Field Zoology. Vol 62 pps 1-19.
 Relationships among the living genera of beaked whales with classifications, diagnoses and keys J.C. Moore 1968. Field Zoology. Vol 53, pps 206-298.

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