Early hours around 4-00am I was sitting with my legs up, Time for bed I said to Summer and stood up, my toe went into a massive spasm and curled under itself. The pain was terrible and starting to go up my leg. I tried to release it but it was solid locked. All I could do was hold it to stop it from getting any worse and locking up my leg also. After a while I managed to free it enough to move my toe. Still very painful, by now I was sweating trying not to panic. Finally the toe released only to go back into spasms seconds later despite me holding it. After an hour I was able to walk and finally go to bed. Even then it kept going into a smaller spasms.
Next morning my leg ached and was very tight.
Pilate's today as well, going on my bike, this could help maybe or not. I think why my toe did this is a combination of RSD and varicose veins that soon will need sorting out with surgery. Anyway I got there OK and did my class of Pilates, fair bit of pain in shoulders but otherwise alright. Toe behaved but quite tight. On the way back I went the long way as it was a lovely day, 11.4 miles biking I know it was peddle assisted but I still need to turn the peddles I was quite pleased with myself anyway.
Wayne is now back at home, he needs to rest and build himself up again. Timmy cat was very pleased to see him. Hope things go better for you now Wayne.
My friend Joy had an accident and fell of the bus. She has badly broke her left elbow and damaged her knee, hip and foot. I will go and see her tomorrow at her house as its close to where I have ACCUE tomorrow.
Accue treatment was done by Candy, Nasen, Bret and Jason, as the Tutor. In all 21 needles in my shoulders, back 9, stomach 5, legs 5, and head 2. At one time I had three students all working on me. The foot right ones were very painful and made me jump quite a few times. My shoulder ones were very very painful with strange feeling all over the place. The stomach ones were weird apart from feeling very tight. Jason turned or pressed the needle and straight away felt very hot and light headed, I told him how I felt and he turned it the other way and instantly I felt cold with like a fan on me. I have had a awful lot of sweating lately, so they are trying to cool me down. This worked very well, The tablets I am on are well known for this and also the RSD as well. These needles have a lot to do as usual. After the needles were removed Nasen did a very gentle massage and tapping treatment this was very soothing. Little bit dizzy when I got up after laying face down for a while, this soon passed, all done and ready to go.
Off to Joys house to see how she is. Joys arm is in plaster with a sling to support it. She is in a lot of pain hopefully this will be lessen in a few days, when the break settles down. Spent a few hours with her then home to a Chinese tea which I picked up on the way back, Good it was too, curry sauce, chips and rice for me. Tired today I have walked quite a few miles this week.
No Age UK to start with as I have a DEXTER SCAN today at the hospital, this is to check my OSTEOPOROSIS I will go in to Age UK later to see if I am needed. The scan went well, the Nurse said I am the same height as last time 2010 so that is good also the same weight.
Age UK did not need me to work so I had a cup of tea, and just did the shopping then home.
Bruises on my stomach and right shoulder, plus one on my right foot have come out quite a large one on my right shoulder.
Poor Joy has water coming through her ceiling so needs a plumber fast. Poor Joy that's all she needs.
Angela has a chest infection so she is not good also, You need to recover as live screening of Hedda Gabler next Thursday. She in on ANTIBIOTICS so should recover very quick.
On my own all day (sorry Pup almost on my own), as Paul has a IA meeting.
Cleaning up downstairs. Summer had two walks.
The bruise on my leg and hip where my hip clicked out is getting better bruise faded a lot now not to much pain now. Other bruises still a bit tender. Hurt quite a lot while having DEXTER SCAN. A quite day, resting a bit and cuddling Pup.
Lindsay is not having a good time her headaches are still very bad but nothing is getting done Sheffield lot blame each other for mistakes and appointments are not done. So worrying for everyone and so bad for Lindsay.
Left hip very sore today otherwise my lumps and bumps have settled down now. After quite a busy week I feel tired but good, hopefully very soon my legs will be able to RUN.
A lot of pain in my joints today as well, the sort that does not go away. Made sitting down very uncomfortable. My fingers are not good, loss of feeling, grip not good either. Fingers very cold and lot of shooting pain though out my body.
problems. Well before he was born, they detected a hole in the heart. This needs checking every so often but does not bother him too much now. Lindsay was very drowsy otherwise she was alright.
Paul and I are going to see him tomorrow as he is at his friends today after school.
Lindsay is coming here tonight for tea instead of us going there. That will be better for me as well.
We got Jay-Jay clothes, but he has already got the same ones. He thinks I got him them at Christmas or he did with his Christmas money. Shows we both have the same taste then. so I need to exchange them for something else. He had a few other bits as well. The night went well but very noisy.
Pilate's today on my bike I still hurt everywhere so I don't know how it will go, might help sometimes does. Very windy going but mostly back or side so not too bad I hope it drops a bit going home. The sessions was not too bad I did what I could, no arms one up in the air, but most of the rest.
Still very windy coming home, as I expected head on and a lot stronger too. Two to three miles from home, the battery ran out. The extra strain with the wind drained it more than usual so less miles.
I had to pedal, with out pedal assisted, with almost gale force head wind. Hard going I had to get off at one point as my legs would not turn the pedals. I think the last two miles felt like five at least.
Anyway I made it home very tired and pain everywhere. I did get some daffodils from the road side though.
Angela has trapped her finger in a door at work so she has gone to A and E. Not looking too bad though, nothing broken.
Cleaning up down stairs. Angela called to pick me up as tonight we are going to see a live performance of Hedda Gabler beamed from London's National Theatre via satellite. This was written in 1907 by a Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. Hedda being cast by Ruth Wilson. She played a bored young lady just married, looking for excitement. She is also early pregnant. Good but a bit strange to start with as there was a lot going on. I enjoyed it and managed to work it all out. Not a happy ending for her because she shot herself. A good night for me and most of the pain I was able to knock back with a load of tablets.
Age UK, last day for Gwen our chef. She did not want any fuss so people just said goodbye to her in their own way with a little gift and card or cuddle. Quite a few extra tablets today as pain still bothering me.
Also I found out Calum is leaving next week to start a new job that he did before he came here, wood working. He will learn as he goes along. I wish him all the best. At least he still has a year in catering to fall back on if things don't work out.
Saw ten week old Husky and a eight -nine month one. Andrew would have loved them both.
The younger pup was the same size as Summer. I know next time he will be a lot bigger than her. Summer liked him a lot and was licking him.
The little chap wanted to play with Summer just off camera.
We walked round the common with a friend of Summers called Megan, she is two and very similar to Summer at that age, going in the water and mud.
My little Robin friend I feed with bits from home. There are two of them, more likely a mating pair, but as yet not being able to get a picture of them together. Last week when I had no camera they were both there. Also a few days earlier there was a squirrel eating along side the Robin.
Cute Summer in her new hat !!!
Summer will let me do anything with her as the bond between us is very strong she even went to sleep in this hat.
Wayne is doing better now and has not bean sick for a few days. He is still very weak and two stone lighter. All the best Wayne keep going you will soon be better..
Fair night slept around four hours--- yes that's a good night.
From four today Radio 1 is doing LOL (laugh out loud) Athlon --- twenty four hours of telling jokes with Scott Miles and Chris Starke, no sleep and only breaks when songs are on. I have listened to Radio 1 since I was around ten. Jay-Jay and Tommy-Lee thinks its great when they can ask me about the latest tunes.
My hips today are sore, probably after biking Wednesday, also left eye is dry and painful again, probably the wind, hopefully.
Pilate's again still quite painful for me. The day is very sunny and mild more like Summer than spring. Paul took me today as we are at an Afternoon Tea very soon after with Paul's IA group. They have bean going as a support group for 50 years.
The tea was lovely very nicely set out cup and saucers and tea pots too. Everything very tasty. I was sharing with a lady who was not keen on sandwiches, liking more cakes. I am more savoury so between us we cleared the whole tea. A very pleasant afternoon.
Me Sandra and Clive, cheers.
Wayne phoned up he is doing better now, Lindsay is not so good a lot of head pain. I feel for her. I know what its like to be in constant pain most of the time. After a while people are not really interested or don't understand what you are going through. Andrew is well.
Accue today Candy treated me on her own. Mostly working on my back shoulders and arms. Three needles in each arm and fourteen in back and shoulders. Very painful at times. Candy did a massage too on my upper back, shoulders and arms. A painful session all round today.
After I went to see Joy, she is suffering with her arm and various parts that are sore and bruised.
Lindsay spoke to acting GP, she asked when she will hear from any pain specialists. She was told the letter went today. She could not believe what she heard this was first agreed in DECEMBER LAST YEAR. If I could afford to give her money to go private I would. Just not fair to see her suffer like this not when things can be done. I don't think they know what to do because its rare.
Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) this is what Lindsay has.
I picked up Lindsay's prescription or at least tried to she was told it would be ready at dinner I went at four after Joys it was not ready. Call tomorrow they said, No today. I waited and waited and finally they got it ready. Only last month this happened to me saying they had not got my prescription. I did it on line and received confirmation on line also, so I know they did. Makes you think what the health treatment is coming too. Try to get an appointment with your own Doctor-- booked up for two three months ahead. I like to see mine as he understands a bit of RSD and my problems. Too many patients taken on but sadly its the same every where.
Not a good night bed around four thirty then awake every hour or more. Very cold as well windy too more like Winter, so nice on Wednesday.
Age UK Calum's last day and no Gwen either. We have a temporary Chef called Craig. He is very nice and seemed to fit in very well, he got on I think with everyone. Every customer said the food was good. Very busy again, I ache so much and have taken so many tablets they have not done much though. I said goodbye to Calum and wished him all the best.
When I got home a lovely surprise for me Wayne was waiting sat in my chair. Looking a lot leaner too, he is feeling a bit better so decided to come for an over night stop. So good to see him. As Mum I don't think you ever stop worrying about them, more so when they are not too close. A nice night talking to him. He hopes to be back at work a few days a week very soon.
Wayne put in a new Grafix card in the computer for us and updated everything. Thank you Wayne. He is only staying one night because the trains are better today so he will be going after tea. I think he will pick up now and hopefully keep well.
Paul is going to football with Lindsay, Jay-Jay and Tommy-Lee to watch Lincoln play. If they win they could be going to Wembley stadium. I looked after Jamie-Lee. Unfortunately Lincoln did not win. So no Wembley, Paul said the referee was on the other side. Still they all enjoyed the match.
Wayne left around seven, he would not get home till around ten thirty time. (Halifax) He rang later to say he was home tired, but pleased he came, Timmy cat was very pleased to see him back. Tomorrow he can spend the day with him.
Spent the day or at least a lot of it with Lindsay. She is not too good the children are not helping either. The boys in trouble at school and Jamie-Lee was being a little madam. Summer came too she gets on with Suey, Lindsay's dog, very well, most of the time anyway. Summer wants to play, but Suey would sooner sleep all day. I think Suey thought Summer was stopping for her Holidays like she does when we go away. As we left I am sure she gave a big sigh of relief and went back to sleep.
Pilate's Hope this is a bit better than last week. A lot of pain then, No-- about the same still hurts a lot in shoulder and legs. I used BIOFREEZE something I used to use a lot of when I first got RSD Only problem it can make me feel very cold to the point of shuddering. This helped today but its only short lasting so has to reapplied a lot of time. Where TIGER BALM lasts a lot longer, but for instance relief its very good and not as strong smell as TIGER BALM when I put it on for Pilates it can be a bit over powering but soon clears the airways and not just mine either.
Over the last few days I have taken a lot more IBRUES and DIAHYDROCODEINE tablets.
Joy came here today I gave her the baby things I have made and she is very pleased with them all. They will be with her Niece very soon as she is going to see her. She now has her plaster off her arm (17th) but is still suffering a lot with pain.
Baby things I made for Joy's niece.
Now back to tiny knitting again, more 4" doll things like I made Jamie-Lee. I went from aran wool to 3 ply. If you are not a knitter-- aran is a thick wool knitted on almost pencil like needles, and 3 ply is just about the finest wool for general knitting using almost wire thin needles. So it takes a bit of adjusting.
Age UK again soon comes around, I look forward to this day as it can take the pressure of the family things going on. Everything there seems a lot less stressful, for me any way not everyone would agree. A steady day but still busy with all the things I do.
This is Lincoln City's Mascot, Poacher, who popped in to the Age UK centre.
I bought some "FREEZE GEL Masterplast" from Poundland, similar to BIO FREEZE it works well a lot cheaper than BIOFREEZE the affect does not last as long, but for a pound it does a good job.
Went into the greenhouse and found this little chap asleep, its warm in there and sheltered from the wind.
Tabby from two doors away.
Mothers Day and got cards from Wayne and Andrew and tulips from Lindsay. The boys are getting me something later.
Went to see my Mum also and took some flowers. I went on my bike and the chain came off I managed to get it back on but got very oily hands.
I was to have all three Grandchildren but only Tommy-Lee came as the other two were with there Dad. Never mind nice to have one to one with Tommy.
You can tell spring is about as there's Greenfly in the garden. Sprayed the whole garden and next doors roses. Hopefully the lady birds will get rid of some of them as I have seen quite a few on the roses. Hopefully the spray has not got them too.
At last Lindsay is getting her promised scan, hopefully things then will get going for treatment. Paul is taking her as it's at Sheffield. This gives her a violent headache for the rest of the day at least.
Pilates on my bike, Paul took me last week.. I like going on my bike this week I got to 20 miles an hour on pedal assisted. Slight back wind and a flat road. I usually average around 14-15 miles an hour. The round trip as I have said in the past is over eleven mile so is a good ride.
Pilates went well but again a lot I could not do because of pain in my shoulders. Still a good session.
Angela came round as I just got back, so good timing. We are going to see Miriam, (Angela used to clean and shop for her) tomorrow as its her Birthday, she's 80 years old.
Age UK again one minute they were just a few customers then loads. I made around thirty machine drinks, like cappuccinos etc. Very busy my wrist and elbows hurt a lot today many tablets taken to try and ease the pain. Still it is there-- I think the wrist pain is carpel tunnel, as my fingers keep changing colour and the pain is the same as last time in the three fingers. Not really any shopping today so more or less straight home. I did get a few things from a charity shop though.
I have the weekend on my own as Paul is away at an IA conference.
Well here we are at the end of March. Bean a hard month for me in a lot of ways, PAIN and wanting to do so much and getting knocked back all the time. I am pleased I have my knitting and other craft work to do. Hopefully my hands and arms will not get any worse or that will be impossible.
Other wise I think I would have gone mad by now, or may be I am already am.
All the best to you all and hope you enjoyed the blog love Gill.
Summer found a new use for the wool.


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It is unlawful to cultivate any part of a cannabis plant. It is not an offence to supply or possess cannabis seeds, but any action which germinates or cultivates them is an offence.
There is more information on this issue in sentencing for drug offences.
The severity of the penalty applied in relation to cultivation of cannabis will depend on the individual circumstances of the case. The prosecution consider the size of the operation, the individual's role in said operation & certain mitigating factors. The Sentencing Guidelines for Drug Offences outlines the range of sentences available for cultivation of cannabis cases:
Penalties available for cultivation of cannabis.
Maximum: 14 years' imprisonment and/or unlimited fine.
POCA provides the courts with scope to confiscate the proceeds of a crime where a defendant is shown to have benefited from their criminal conduct.
The reason that an individual would be charged with production instead of cultivation is because production is classed as a 'trafficking' offence, which allows the authorities to order a POCA (Proceeds of Crime Act) hearing.
Offence Range: Discharge – 10 years' imprisonment.
A person can only be charged with cultivation or production, not both offences together.
Cultivation is the tending of plants, i.e. watering, feeding, nurturing etc.
If you have been arrested or charged for a drugs offence call or email Release for free and confidential advice.
An expert estimated the yield to be between 22 ounces and 66 ounces, with wholesale value up to £15,000.
The court heard he had 31 previous offences on his record but none for producing drugs. He was last before the court in 2004 for benefit fraud.
He told the court: "He has taken this matter extremely seriously. He would take any assistance offered by the Probation Service."
Prosecutors said they had not reached full maturity and were estimated to produce a yield between 24 and 72 ounces, worth between around £4,000 and £15,000.
A man caught growing cannabis plants told the police he smoked 50 or 60 joints a day and claimed it was all for personal use.
When he was interviewed Smith accepted he was a "heavy user" of cannabis and claimed he smoked 50 or 60 joints a day. He said he was growing it for himself.
Smith was given a 12-month prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, and ordered to complete 10 days of a rehabilitation activity. He must pay £100 towards prosecution costs.
Smith, 44, from Gwern Avenue in Senghenydd, Caerphilly, admitted possessing amphetamine and cocaine, two counts of producing cannabis, and two counts of possessing cannabis.
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Judge Twomlow said: "It is a long time since he has been in any trouble."
Ed Mitchard, defending, asked for any prison sentence to be suspended rather than immediate. He stressed his client cooperated with the police and was "very forthright" with officers by indicating there were plants at the second address.
Gareth James, prosecuting, said: "Cannabis was being cultivated in the basement."
The court heard Gwent Police executed a drugs warrant at Gwern Avenue in Senghenydd, Caerphilly, on June 28 last year.
Police dismantled the facility at Gwern Street and found the plants were healthy and in the early stages of flowering at nine to 10 weeks old.
Officers also found quantities of cocaine and amphetamine which were consistent with personal use.
Officers found 24 cannabis plants along with plant food, heat lamps, and fans.
Sentencing him at Cardiff Crown Court Judge Richard Twomlow said it was a small-scale but sophisticated cannabis factory.
He told the defendant: "You seem motivated to address your problems with cannabis which have been long-standing."
Police said the set-up contained more expensive equipment than they would usually find in a home-growing facility.
The judge said the pre-sentence report was "encouraging", adding: "It seems to me he is trying to address the problems of addiction to cannabis that have beset him for a very long time."
Nicholas Smith admitted he was responsible for cultivating 46 plants – some in a basement and others in the attic of a nearby flat in Caerphilly.
Category range 7 – 10 years' custody.
the court should obtain a pre-sentence report, whether verbal or written, unless the court considers a report to be unnecessary. Ideally a pre-sentence report should be completed on the same day to avoid adjourning the case.
Category range 12 weeks' – 18 months' custody.
Lesser role:
One or more of these characteristics may demonstrate the offender's role. These lists are not exhaustive.
Starting point 6 years' custody.
However , this factor is less likely to be relevant where the offending is very serious. Where an offender has used their good character or status to facilitate or conceal the offending it could be treated as an aggravating factor.
When an immediate custodial sentence is necessary, the court must consider whether proper arrangements have been made for the care of any dependent children and if necessary consider adjourning sentence for this to be done.
Immaturity can also result from atypical brain development. Environment plays a role in neurological development and factors such as adverse childhood experiences including deprivation and/or abuse may affect development.
For class A cases, section 313 of the Sentencing Code provides that a court should impose an appropriate custodial sentence of at least seven years for a third class A trafficking offence except where the court is of the opinion that there are particular circumstances which (a) relate to any of the offences or to the offender; and (b) would make it unjust to do so in all the circumstances.
Statutory aggravating factors:
Effective from: 01 October 2019.
Category range 2 years 6 months' – 5 years' custody.
Starting point 8 years 6 months' custody.
The court will be assisted by a PSR in making this assessment.
Category 4.
The court should consider the following factors to determine whether it would be unjust to impose the statutory minimum sentence;
Starting point 18 months' custody.
In addition when sentencing an offender who is pregnant relevant considerations may include:
Unjust in all of the circumstances.
Category range 4 – 8 years' custody.
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Wishing all of you a Merry Christmas and a Happy Hanukkah. May your holiday be filled with all the joys of the season.
Jim, A very Happy Holidays to you, too. Best wishes for the new year.
Dear Carl, Thank you for reading my blog, and Merry Christmas to you. Happy New Year as well.
Sending wishes for a season to match the beauty you post throughout the year. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Rebecca, Very kind! Thank you. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you as well.
Happy Holidays Jennifer and to an amazing and prosperous New Year!
Robbie, Wishing you all good wishes for the holiday!
Lk, And the very same to you!
Thank you for another year of enlightenment and entertainment! Happy 2017!
Karen, Wishing you a happy and healthy 2017.
Mary, Happy Holidays to you! All good things for 2017!
Always enjoy your posts and really liked your book. Happy Holidays, and a good 2017!
Cynthia, Thank you so much! A Happy 2017 to you as well!
Same to you!!! Have a wonderful 2017!!!
It's just so beautiful! Too bad I just saw it now but the image is saved for next holidays. Hope yours was as fantastic as the picture.


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In this episode you'll hear Brian Rose, an American expat and founder of the wildly popular podcast, London Real, an interview series with a stated mission to provide great information, and put BBC TV out of business in the process. You won't want to miss this kickass talk about sleep hacking, Ayahuasca experiences, and Brian's favorite biohacking tools. Plus, at the end of the show you'll hear Brian answer his own three questions he asks every guest at the end of his own show. Follow Brian on Twitter, @LondonRealTV.
Brian Rose is a former derivatives trader on Wall Street and CFO of a .com startup, with an engineering degree from MIT, and a propensity for pushing the edge. He quit his job as a banker and moved to London to start the podcast London Real. He also hosts Silicon Real for London-based startups. He serves every guest on his show Bulletproof Coffee and says it has a 100% approval rating so far. Enjoy the show.
Daniel DeBaun is a leader in shielding electronic emissions and protecting our bodies from potentially harmful radiation. He's spent his career as a …


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Q: Call XSLT template recursion with key match I have a xml like this,
<categories>
    <data>
        <category_id>216</category_id>
        <children_sort_order>217</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>324</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>395</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>580</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>506</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>466</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>626</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>532</children_sort_order>
        <depth>0</depth>
        <description/>
        <name>Products</name>
        <path>products</path>
        <slug>products</slug>
        <state>live</state>
        <status>
            <state>live</state>
        </status>
        <updated_at>2016-06-09T05:13:08Z</updated_at>
        <westfield_locale>en_AU</westfield_locale>
        <sort_order>0</sort_order>
    </data>
    <data>
        <category_id>217</category_id>
        <children_sort_order>218</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>319</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>232</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>237</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>244</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>255</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>225</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>307</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>286</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>262</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>269</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>279</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>251</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>299</children_sort_order>
        <children_sort_order>292</children_sort_order>
        <depth>1</depth>
        <description/>
    <name>Women's</name>
        <path>products/womens-fashion-accessories</path>
        <slug>womens-fashion-accessories</slug>
        <state>live</state>
        <status>
            <state>live</state>
        </status>
        <updated_at>2016-07-12T03:35:17Z</updated_at>
        <westfield_locale>en_AU</westfield_locale>
        <sort_order>0</sort_order>
    </data>
    <errors />
    <meta>
        <api_version>1.3</api_version>
        <deprecation_information />
    </meta>
</categories>

I want to read the top level element and generate parent xml element then read the related category and insert as a child to first element. So the output should be like this
<Category category_id="216" name="Products" parent="0">
  <Category category_id="217" name="Women's" parent="216">
  </Category>
</Category>

I tried to apply recursive template with key matching but that did not work.
<xsl:key name="children-search" match="data" use="category_id"/>
    <xsl:template name="Category">
            <xsl:param name="parent"/>

            <xsl:variable name="current" select="category_id"/>

            <xsl:element name="Category">
                <xsl:attribute name="id"><xsl:value-of select="category_id"/></xsl:attribute>
                <xsl:attribute name="code">1</xsl:attribute><!--<xsl:value-of select="sort_order"/></xsl:attribute>--><!-- Field is no longer provided in the Westfield Category Data -->
                <xsl:attribute name="name"><xsl:value-of select="slug"/></xsl:attribute>
                <xsl:attribute name="displayname"><xsl:value-of select="name"/></xsl:attribute>
                <xsl:attribute name="desc"><xsl:value-of select="description"/></xsl:attribute>
                <xsl:attribute name="ismappable">1</xsl:attribute> <!-- Field is no longer provided in the Westfield Category Data -->
                <xsl:attribute name="order"><xsl:value-of select="sort_order"/></xsl:attribute>
                <xsl:attribute name="active"><xsl:choose><xsl:when test="state = 'live'">1</xsl:when><xsl:otherwise>0</xsl:otherwise></xsl:choose></xsl:attribute>
                <xsl:attribute name="parent"><xsl:value-of select="$parent"/></xsl:attribute>
            </xsl:element>

            <!-- recursive call -->
            <xsl:for-each select="children_sort_order">
                <xsl:call-template name="Category"><xsl:with-param name="parent" select="key('children-search', $current)"/></xsl:call-template>
            </xsl:for-each>
        </xsl:template>

Please let me know if there is better way to approach this. Thanks a lot

A: You don't need named templates with parameters here. Instead, if you have a template that matched data, you could then get the child elements like so:
<xsl:for-each select="children_sort_ordesr">
   <xsl:apply-templates select="key('children-search', .)" />
</xsl:for-each>

Or better still (Thanks to Martin Honnen!) this..
 <xsl:apply-templates select="key('children-search', children_sort_order)" />

Try this XSLT
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="1.0">
<xsl:key name="children-search" match="data" use="category_id"/>
<xsl:key name="parent_search" match="children_sort_order" use="."/>

 <xsl:template match="categories">
    <xsl:copy>
       <xsl:apply-templates select="data[not(key('parent_search', category_id))]" />
    </xsl:copy>
  </xsl:template>

  <xsl:template match="data">
     <Category id="{category_id}" name="{name}">
       <!-- recursive call -->
       <xsl:apply-templates select="key('children-search', children_sort_order)" />
     </Category>
   </xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

Note the use of the "parent_search" key which is simply used to pick the top-level data element (i.e. the data element which has no parent). You could perhaps simplify it to <xsl:apply-templates select="data[1]" /> if the top level data element was always the first data element in the XML.
Also note the use of Attribute Value Templates to create the attributes on the Category element, which simplifies the XSLT greatly.

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Breakbeat Era est un projet artistique de drum and bass formé en 1998 par DJ Die et Roni Size, avec pour chanteuse Leonie Laws, qui ne dura qu'une année.

Description

Le groupe sort le single Ultra-Obscene en 1999 qui est suivi de l'album du même nom. Il tourne alors aux États-Unis et au Royaume-Uni avec Reprazent.

À l'origine, l'idée du projet vient du titre Breakbeat Era apparu sous le nom de Scorpio (aka Roni Size et DJ Die) avec Leonie Laws, inclus dans la compilation, Music Box: A New Era In Drum & Bass en 1996.

L'album est présenté dès le départ par Size et DJ Die comme un projet unique. Il atteint la  place de l'UK Albums Chart. Les singles Breakbeat Era, Ultra-Obscene et Bullitproof atteignent, eux, respectivement, les 38, 48 et  place.

Critiques

Les avis sont mitigés. Ainsi Les Inrocks : .

Magic, Revue pop moderne est plus positif :

Discographie

Singles
 Breakbeat Era, 1998
 Ultra-Obscene,1999
 Bullitproof, 2000

Notes et références

Liens externes

Groupe de drum and bass
Groupe britannique de musique électronique

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Motive? Too soon to say. Was the gun bought legally? Again, that's the kind of detail that will filter out in the coming hours and days. Preventable? That answer ranges from apparently not to who the hell knows?
Numb. The Gun Violence Archive reports that gunmen have shot and killed 1,096 people, including the Thousand Oaks victims, in California since the first of the year. In the same period, gunmen nationwide have taken the lives of 114 people in 18 mass killings, defined as incidents in which at least four people are killed excluding the shooter. No place seems safe. In recent years Americans have been gunned down en masse in schools and houses of worship, music venues and in their own homes. The shooters have been motivated by racism, by rage over politics, by mental illness; in some cases, their reasons remain inscrutable.
And the president would have us tremble in fear of immigrants.
It is impossible to imagine the grief of the families of the victims. A tragic irony is that a few of the people in the dance bar Wednesday night had also been in the crowd 13 months ago when a gunman opened fire from a sniper's nest in the Mandalay Bay hotel on the Route 91 Harvest festival across the street, killing 58 people and wounding 413 more. On that occasion, an additional 454 people suffered injuries in the mad scramble to find cover or escape the open-air venue. On Wednesday, more than a dozen people similarly suffered injuries as they scrambled for safety, including crawling through windows shattered with bar furniture.
This is just one more episode in our endless rolling tragedy of gun violence. Less than two weeks ago an antiSemitic gunman ranting about immigration killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue. Eight weeks ago six people died when a gunman moved through Bakersfield firing in anger over a broken relationship. Twelve weeks ago a distraught father in the Northern California city of Clearlake shot his four children, killing three of them before killing himself. And on goes the body count.
In recent years these killings have happened in every corner of the country, from an Oregon community college to a San Bernardino holiday party to a Florida high school to a Connecticut elementary school. As the sharp pain of grief subsides to a persistent ache, calls for stricter gun control laws are shushed by the gun lobby, which accuses those who try to fix this scourge of not showing appropriate respect for the dead, of politicizing tragedy. But this country would be much better off showing more respect for the living by limiting easy access to guns, thereby reducing these grotesque levels of violence.
There are far, far too many guns floating around the U.S., both legally and illegally owned. Time was, people bought guns to go hunting, or to practice target shooting. In recent years gun owners have told poll-takers that their guns are for personal safety. Yet they are far more often used to threaten, intimidate or kill family members, or in suicides. Less often, but with more notice taken, they are used to mow down mass numbers of people, as occurred Wednesday night here in California, which has some of the toughest gun control laws in the nation.
Is this a fixable problem? There has long been a lack of political will to take on the powerful National Rifle Assn., but at some point, that apparent lack of political will by default becomes the political will: We decide through inaction that the status quo is acceptable.
Is that what Americans want? Are we willing to let the bodies stack up on the principle that we all need our own personal arsenals to fight the bogeyman of tyranny? Have we been outgunned by a heartless adversary that cares more about cold steel than warm, beating hearts?
For the sake of the future victims, we hope not.
10:30 a.m. This editorial was updated with fresh details on killings so far this year.


Well, we are already a week into August and I'm just getting around to writing about July. Why? We have been so busy making memories.
Rick brought the boys back that weekend and I flew to NC for a friends wedding. It was so nice to hang out with them but I definitely did not enjoy the southern heat and humidity.
Max went to summer camp for the first time. It was only for the day but he went each day. He had fun and at the end of the week they had a little rodeo and he got to ride the mechanical bull.
Roman had 2 weeks of sports camp at his school. They are both now at VBS this week. We have jammed a whole lot into this month trying to keep them busy.
They both were playing soccer and loved it. Roman had to miss his last 4 games as he has started playing football. This is a huge commitment but he has been waiting so long to play and we decided to give him the opportunity. He has practice 4 times a week and games will start shortly on the weekends. He absolutely loves it and he is getting used to the helmet...it is so funny as all the kids look like bobble heads out there on the field.
We are coming along with the house. We hope to be moved in by the end of the month (fingers crossed). I am amazed at the transformation and it is very cool to see my vision come to life. We will still have much work to do on the outside but with time (and more money:) it will get there.
This year we had the Hendrick family reunion. This is a fun weekend catching up with family that come from all over. There is always lots of food and of course a hayride.
One fun thing that has been added to the farm here is a pond. This is something that has been talked about for a long time and it is finally here. The boys love swimming in it and the paddle boat is a great addition to it. Next year we will add fishing and ice skating to some of the fun things we can do at Grammy and Tractor Poppy's farm.
Roman has done a lot of fishing with his cousin and Max got a shot at it the other day as well. They always catch something. Just more memories being made.
I was also able to get out one night with my sister-in-law and niece for a girls night out. I really need to have more of these.
We celebrated my Dad's birthday and my parents celebrated their 52nd anniversary. They are a great example to our family and we are so blessed to be here to make more memories with them.
The biggest memory made this month was Roman getting baptized. This was a chose that he made. We are so proud that he chose to make his faith public. We don't have this parenting thing down perfect but when he makes choices like this...we must be doing something right.
What memories have you made this summer so far?


Brookfield preschool strives to "feed the brain" through fun activities that give children the great start they need to be successful in elementary school and beyond. Brookfield provides a challenge, while encouraging creativity and curiosity. Most of all, we want learning to be fun, so children will be hungry for more!


It's no secret that drinking soda, both the sugar-free and the regular, is very unhealthy for you. But what about the plain sparkling drinks, such as tonic water, sparkling water, soda water, and seltzer water? Are the claims true that carbonation itself is harmful, causing irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), tooth decay, weight gain, and bone calcium loss—all this without the flavoring, sugar, and added calories that soda contains?
Sparkling, or carbonated, water is plain water that has had pressurized carbon dioxide gas added to it. So in and of itself, sparkling water does no real harm to your teeth. It is more corrosive than plain water, but if you consume it in moderation, it is not acidic enough to erode your teeth. It is when the sugar, flavoring, and other ingredients are added that the risk of tooth damage increases. In a 2009 case study, it was reported that the sugars and acids in soda have carcinogenic and acidogenic potential, which will cause erosion of tooth enamel. It is the sugar and other harmful ingredients in soda that does the damage to your teeth.
Myth 1: Does Sparkling Water Cause Harm to Bones?
The short answer is no. In 2006, a study was done on 2,500 people to see what effect on bone density that drinking colas and other carbonated drinks had. The researchers found that it was the consumption of cola beverages that produced low bone mineral density in the women participants. Other fizzy drinks did not seem to have that same effect. The difference is that cola drinks have phosphorus added, which increases calcium loss through the kidneys, also increasing the risk of kidney stones.
Myth 2: Does Drinking Sparkling Water Lead to IBS?
Sparkling water doesn't cause IBS, but it can cause gas and bloating, which may cause IBS flare-ups. If you have a sensitive stomach, or any gastrointestinal issues that cause discomfort after drinking sparkling water (flavored or plain), you should probably discontinue drinking them.
Myth 3: Can Sparkling Water Make You Fat?
It depends on the additives. Plain sparkling water won't cause weight gain, but check the label of what you're drinking. Plain water with pressurized carbon dioxide added has no calories. But seltzers and some other sparkling water drinks have added natural and artificial acids, sodium, sweeteners, and flavorings. These may contain calories, which will lead to weight gain and tooth decay.
After learning the answer to "is sparkling water bad for your teeth", you still need to take precautions before drinking sparkling water. You may safely enjoy drinking sparkling water regularly if you will remember these few basic tips.
If you have IBS, don't drink any carbonated beverage, flavored or unflavored. The carbonation can increase the symptoms and cause severe bloating.
Read the label! If the sparkling water contains added sugar, artificial sweeteners, or flavors, proceed with caution. Even if the nutrition label says zero calories, there can still be small amounts of hidden ingredients.
Watch for citric acid listed as an ingredient, which is added for flavor. Citrus flavored drinks are the most harmful to your teeth. If you really like this flavor, at least limit your consumption of these types of sparkling water to an occasional treat.
If you choose to drink the more acidic sparkling water, drink it with your meals. The food in your mouth will decrease the effect the acid has on your teeth.
Plain water is the best drink for the human body. Plain sparkling water is an acceptable alternative to sugary drinks, sodas, and even juice drinks. But don't make it the only thing you ever drink.
Now that you know the answer to "is sparkling water bad for your teeth", you may wonder what else can also do harm to your teeth.
The bacteria in your mouth feed on sugar and turn it into acid. In turn, the "bad" bacteria thrive in the acidic environment. The more sugar you consume, the more acid is produced, which leaches minerals from your teeth and contributes to cavities and gum disease. Chewy candy, such as taffy, sticks to your teeth longer and feeds the bacteria.
This is one place where you need to exercise your label-reading skills. Many sports drinks list sugar as the number one ingredient. Sports drinks also contain a high level of acids, which destroys the tooth enamel. Tooth enamel can't be replaced, so the destruction is permanent.
Many people consider coffee as one of the essential food groups and wouldn't think of starting their day without it. Some people are just as addicted to tea. But for many reasons, these beverages are very harmful to your overall health in addition to affecting your pearly whites. The main obvious damage they do to teeth is to stain them. If you must drink coffee or tea, try using a straw to direct the liquid past your teeth so it doesn't touch them. Or drink a glass of water after each cup of coffee or tea to wash away the residue. Talk to your dentist about tooth whitening products, or try one of the OTC products available. And, of course, if you put sugar in your tea or coffee, well, you know the rest!


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'We want everyone to be outdoors': Camp Barnabas, a camp for people with special needs, reopens this summer
Jackie Rehwald
Though a few things might look a little different, Camp Barnabas is returning this summer for its 27th season.
Based in Purdy, Camp Barnabas is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to providing life-changing camp experiences to individuals with disabilities and chronic illnesses as well as their siblings. Barnabas typically serves approximately 2,000 campers and welcomes 2,400 missionaries every summer.
Campers come from all over the nation to spend a week at Barnabas, partaking in summer camp favorites like swimming, rock wall climbing, rappelling, archery, fishing, canoeing, paintball, games, sports and miniature golf.
More:In its 24th year, Camp Barnabas to serve record number of campers
Camp activities are completely accessible, and each camper is paired with a volunteer.
Barnabas had to cancel in-person camp last summer due to the pandemic. Barnabas offered a virtual camp in 2020, which allowed campers a chance to connect somewhat, said Barnabas' Marketing Director Becky Conroy.
"But there's just nothing like in-person anything, as we are all learning in 2020 and 2021," she added. "You just can't replace that in-person connection."
"They make such great friends and connections that they stay in touch with all year," Conroy said. "When they attend camp, it's their week to spend together and really feel special and know this world was created for them."
More:Kickapoo graduate, Camp Barbabas volunteer, devoted to children with special needs
Having a safe and fun place for the campers to spend a week every summer is a huge deal for their families and caregivers, as well.
"The caregivers who have been really on duty 24-7 for the rest of the year, it's their week for respite. It's their week to take a vacation," Conroy said. "It's their week to take a break, whatever it is they need to regenerate and be ready to support and be there for their camper throughout the year."
If you have not yet registered to be a camper, Conroy said there are still spaces available.
Barnabas also needs full-time staffers, who are hired to work either half the summer or the entire summer. There is a particular need for more male staffers to work this summer, Conroy added. These fill a myriad of roles from overseeing cabins or running activities and programs.
The volunteer missionaries are typically college-age students who volunteer to spend a week at Barnabas. They can be age 13 and up and are matched one-on-one with campers.
"They have a real opportunity to make these connections, to serve first hand and really spend a week, side-by-side with our amazing campers," Conroy said of the volunteer missionaries.
There are also volunteer openings for medical professionals and adults who can serve as "cabin parents" to oversee and support a particular cabin.
Campers will find something new and very special this year: Camp Barnabas built a fully accessible three-acre lake while it was closed this past year.
The lake has a paved pathway all the way around. Campers can enjoy fishing and canoeing on the new lake, which was built thanks to the Camp Barnabas capital campaign.
"2020 was a challenging and long year after making the decision to not offer in-person camp last summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic," Camp Barnabas CEO John Tillack said in a release. "But we've made the most of this off time with multiple camp improvements. Thanks to our generous supporters, this summer campers, missionaries, and staff will get to enjoy the new fully accessible three-acre lake, game room, sensory zones, and so much more."
COVID-19 safety precautions
This summer due to COVID-19, anyone coming to Camp Barnabas — whether it's campers, staff or volunteers — must provide one of the following:
Proof of full vaccination
A negative COVID-19 test
Proof of antibodies
Camp Barnabas is partnering with a third-party testing company to help families get a COVID-19 test if needed. Families can also use CVS, Walgreens or any public testing facility.
Camp Barnabas will operate as a closed campus this summer, meaning there will be limited "comings and goings," Conroy explained.
Parents and families will participate in a drive-through arrival and departure this year, rather than having the campus open to everyone on those first and last days.
Throughout the week, campers will mostly remain with their cabin pod — the same individuals they share a cabin with each night — for activities and mealtimes.
Those activities and meals will be staggered to limit crowds. There will still be some larger group activities, like dances and pool time.
"People will be masked if they can tolerate a mask during those larger group activities," Conroy said. "And they are outside and spread out as much as possible. What we have in our favor is that we are a summer camp. We want everyone to be outdoors and in fresh air and experiencing space as much as possible."
To register a camper or learn more about volunteer and staff opportunities, visit CampBarnabas.org.


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A Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery Inside An Enigma
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"It's a mystery. Broken into a jigsaw puzzle. Wrapped in a conundrum. Hidden in a Chinese box. A riddle."
—The Riddler, The Long Halloween
A Stock Phrase typically used to describe something that is immensely puzzling to figure out or extraordinarily complex to fully understand, often relying on hyperbole and, occasionally, sarcasm.
The phrase is often open to great interpretation and variation. Its three distinct-yet-related nouns allow for a plethora of setups and gags related to The Triple and dependent on the Rule of Three. Frequently, the last item of the phrase is changed to something completely different and irrelevant to mystery for Rule of Funny, and the exact order of what's wrapped and inside what varies with almost every separate occasion the phrase is evoked. Sometimes, one of the three parts may be dropped for gags and line deliveries that require a faster pacing; conversely, additional clauses can be added for greater exaggeration.
The trope name originates from a statement made by Sir Winston Churchill in 1939 about what role Russia might play in World War II:
"I cannot forecast to you the action of Russia. It is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma, but perhaps there is a key. That key is Russian national interest."
Not to be confused with Riddle for the Ages.
Examples of A Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery Inside An Enigma include:
1 American Newspapers
7 Tabletop RPG
10 Web Original
11 Western Animation
American Newspapers
An article from January 2008 in The New York Times that explains why fortune cookies are absent from Chinese restaurants in China was titled "Solving a Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery Inside a Cookie."
In Oliver Stone's film JFK, David Ferrie uses the exact phrasing from Churchill's original quote when trying to convince Jim Garrison to drop his investigation into the Kennedy Assassination in a paranoia fueled rant.
In Holy Flying Circus, the character Alan Dick uses the phrase "he's a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside a shit" to describe Malcolm Muggeridge's unpredictability.
Discworld:
In The Fifth Elephant Lord Vetinari describes Uberwald as "a mystery inside a riddle wrapped in an enigma." Sergeant Colon misinterprets this and later refers to it as "a misery wrapped in an enema."
In Men At Arms, the clowns ask Colon to search for their late compatriot's real nose, despite the fact he had one. Vimes, reading the report, reflects that "the whole nose business looked like a conundrum wrapped up in an enigma, or at least in Sergeant Colon's handwriting, which was pretty much the same thing".
From Tiassa, two guardsmen conversing, as rendered by Paarfi of Roundwood:
"An Easterner with an Imperial Title!"
"Well," said Nill, "this is an enigma wrapped in, ah..."
"Another enigma?"
"Precisely."
In Heat Rises, Jameson Rook claims "What can I say? I'm an enigma inside a conundrum inside a condom."
Used by Verin Sedai in The Wheel of Time (namely, in The Dragon Reborn): "Name hidden within name shrouded by name. Secret buried within secret cloaked by secret."
In one episode of Seinfeld, Elaine and Jerry get into a discussion about the nature of Newman.
Elaine: Maybe he's an enigma--a mystery wrapped in a riddle.
Jerry: He's a mystery wrapped in a Twinkie.
The Star Trek: Voyager episode "Riddles" sees The Doctor refer to the Vulcan brain as "a puzzle wrapped inside an enigma housed inside a cranium."
On Eureka, when the characters are trying to shut down an extremely powerful Death Ray Doomsday Device in the episode "Dr. Nobel," Henry calls the weapon "a riddle inside an enigma wrapped in ten inches of titanium alloy."
In the Supernatural episode "Free To Be You And Me," when Sam takes a Ten-Minute Retirement and tries to live a "normal" life, a girl curious to learn about Sam's past but at a loss of words to describe his peculiarity gives Sam the opportunity to quip that he's "a riddle wrapped inside an enigma wrapped inside a taco."
On Homicide: Life on the Street, when Munch and Kellerman work on a case involving a suicide jumper killed by a stray shotgun blast on the way down from a tall building, Munch describes it as "a riddle, surrounded by a mystery, wrapped inside an enigma, and stuffed inside a body bag."
On One Tree Hill, Lucas once observes that despite Peyton's desire to express herself through her art, she doesn't want anyone to know it's her. Peyton responds to this, "I'm just a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside a bitch," but Lucas sees something else: A troubled artist.
On Everybody Loves Raymond, Robert once described himself as "an enigma wrapped in a mystery." Ray promptly replied that Robert was more of "an idiot wrapped in a moron."
On News Radio, Jimmy James once referred to himself, saying "I am a cipher--a cipher, wrapped in an enigma, and smothered in secret sauce."
In The Pilot for the Witchblade television series, after the titular artifact gauntlet bonds with Sara, she has the following exchange with Kenneth about what the artifact is.
Sara: What is this thing? What is the Witchblade?
Kenneth: A mystery, wrapped in a riddle, and cloaked in a conundrum.
Sara: That doesn't help very much.
Shawn on Psych once spoke of Juliet as being "an enigma wrapped in a little blonde riddle."
When Stephen Colbert uncovered "lost footage" from an interview with Bill O'Reilly on The Colbert Report, Stephen introduced it as "a conundrum wrapped in a riddle covered with a spicy enigma sauce."
A male-to-female transsexual Liz befriends on the first season of Nip Tuck is called "a conundrum wrapped in a riddle."
On NCIS, Tony once refers to Abby as, "A paradox wrapped in an oxymoron, smothered in contradictions and terms."
On Andromeda, Seamus calls Trance "an enigma wrapped in a riddle with a tail in the middle."
The X Files episode "Patient X" contains a variant on the trope phrasing. Agent Mulder, who has grown skeptical of the existence of extra terrestrials but, instead, believing the alien conspiracy to be a lie purported by the military to hide a different and all more sinister scheme, describes his belief in "a conspiracy wrapped in a plot inside a government agenda."
On Human Target, Chance once told Winston, "You're like a... mystery wrapped in a riddle wrapped in... cashmere."
On the penultimate episode of Burn Notice's second season, Victor accuses Michael of this:
Victor: Boy, you are an enigma wrapped in a schizophrenic, Michael. First you don't shoot at me, then you arrange a little firing squad.
Michael: I needed help selling a cover ID; nothing personal.
On Will and Grace, Grace say to Will: "You know, I thought I knew everything about you. But you're a mystery. Wrapped in a riddle. Surrounded by enigma. Growing boobies." in an early episode (with regards to a protein shake's side effects)
One white-paper front cover for Mad Magazine greatly exaggerated this trope for laughs.
The song '"For You" by Barenaked Ladies:
An enigma wrapped in a mystery
Or a fool consumed by fear
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In Werewolf: The Apocalypse, both the Uktena (Magical Native Americans) and the Stargazers (ascetic Far Eastern monks) have been referred to as such.
Valve's description of The Spy on the Team Fortress 2 website begins, "He is a puzzle, wrapped in an enigma, shrouded in riddles, lovingly sprinkled with intrigue, express mailed to Mystery, Alaska..."
Wario's official profile in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! states that he is "a puzzle, wrapped in an enigma, wrapped in yellow."
One of the title screen quips that appears after starting up the indie game Minecraft is, "A riddle wrapped in a mystery!"
From Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box:
Wurtzer: How she [Granny Riddleton] does it is a conundrum wrapped in an enigma-stuffed mystery. Or, y'know, a mystenigdrum.
From Mother 3, during Chapter 2:
Wess: The Hummingbird Egg is a ball of secrets inside secrets that are inside even more secrets... Or something like that, supposedly, apparently.
Sturm's description in the Advance Wars games is "A riddle within a shadow, revealing nothing."
In Questionable Content, when someone references Raven's indecipherable status (Is she just a Ditz given to being unusually insightful, or a Genius Ditz who is Obfuscating Stupidity?), Raven responds, "I'm a mystery wrapped in an enigma wrapped in an AWESOME rack!"
In one Weebl and Bob short, Bob describes the flat-packed pie they bought from Piekia as "a conundrum wrapped in an enigma wrapped in pastry, wrapped in a lie."
Bunchies, the memetic four-legged green llama-like creature, was described on its official website (now defunct) as "a riddle wrapped in a mystery wrapped in a glossy green skin."
In Homestuck, WV comments to himself that women are "a riddle draped in a mystery wrapped in post-apocalyptic shroudwear."
In Wrestlecrap's induction for TNA's Last Rites Match from 2007, on the matter of Sting describing death as a "choice" where one of those choices is, in fact, life, RD calls the meaning and exact point of Sting's remarks a "riddle wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a crummy TNA storyline".
The Simpsons episode "Lisa's Date With Density" sees Lisa describe Nelson as "a riddle wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a vest."
On The Penguins of Madagascar, Skipper calls Alice "a riddle, wrapped in mystery, and dunked in nasty sauce" in the cartoon short "All Choked Up."
Parodied in Histeria!. Winston Churchill is shown saying the trope quote, and then we zoom out to reveal that he's behind the counter of a fast food restaurant.
In Monsters vs. Aliens, General Monger refers to the top-secret prison Susan is taken to as "an X-File, wrapped in a cover-up, and deep-fried in paranoid conspiracy."
A play on the usual expression is used in the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic episode Maud Pie. Twilight and friends discuss their difficulty making friends with Maud, who is obsessed with (and apparently as boring as) rocks.
Rainbow Dash: "That pony is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an igneous."
Rarity: "Don't you mean 'inside an enigma'?"
Rainbow Dash: "No. I mean 'igneous'. It's a kind of rock. Ask me how I know that."
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Whatever happened to the idea of approaching an issue with the use of common sense?
I'm a gun owner; and have been for more than 60 years. I was a teenager when my father helped me acquire my first gun — a single-shot .410 shotgun. I wanted it so I could hunt pheasants with my dad, uncles and cousins; and to hunt the eastern gray squirrels that roamed a grove of big old oak trees behind my grandparents' Pennsylvania farm.
I also remember how my dad, before allowing me to handle that first gun, emphasized — or perhaps preached would be the better word — on how a gun should be handled — always with proper safety in mind. And he cited the importance of locking ammunition in a separate location.
It was just a part of my dad showing me how to enjoy the outdoors — including fishing, and simply strolling through mountain woodlands and meadows to experience nature and see animals in their natural habitat.
A few years later, I bought my first deer rifle — an old 30-40 Krag, to which I added a side-mounted scope. I later traded it for a 30-06 with scope.
As I grew older, I bought a 12-gauge shotgun, and then a .22 Hornet for hunting groundhogs. Later I acquired a .22 rimfire rifle, a 25-06 rifle, a .22 revolver, and a little 25 caliber semi-automatic pistol. I also had to have a BB gun for chasing away crows and squirrels.
At one time I owned a total of 10 guns, including my dad's 30-30 rifle. I still own three — my Dad's rifle, the revolver and the BB gun. I sold the others because I was no longer using them — not for hunting or even target practice. They were just gathering dust. The remaining three I keep partly because of sentimental value and partly so I can go "plinking" again should the spirit move me.
I recount all of that for a purpose — to underline that I am not an "anti-gun" advocate.
When I was younger, I also was a member of the National Rifle Association — because it was an informative organization on hunting as well as guns. Unfortunately, the NRA lost its proper direction when it moved from gun use safety and hunting information to serving the greedy gun sales industry with its political activism. The executives in that industry don't care who gets killed. They only care about the bottom line of sales income.
I remain a staunch supporter of the Second Amendment, but we must emphasize the common sense issues involved in gun ownership. Guns should be considered merely as tools — for hunting, target shooting, marksman competition and defense.
In many ways, the use of guns can and should be equated to the use of a car or truck — just as a couple other writers in The Union indicated. As they noted, both guns and autos are highly dangerous tools when not used properly.
So it makes sense to require youths, at about age 13 or 14, to pass a gun safety certification test before being allowed to use a gun — with adult guidance.
In contrast, I don't agree with raising the age of legal ownership to 21. If the age for voting and serving in the military is 18, then that also is an appropriate age for gun ownership. Nor do I agree with requiring registration for weapons designed for hunting.
But I have no problem with requiring the registration of handguns using center-fire cartridges. And comprehensive background checks also should be required to ensure that guns will be owned by responsible users — just as the laws require auto insurance for the responsible use of vehicles.
And military style weapons are not sporting arms. They are weapons designed only for killing people — as many and as quickly as possible. So their ownership should, by law, be limited to only those citizens serving in the various arms of our military.
Too often, the wording of "a well regulated Militia" is overlooked. And each state has its own National Guard to fulfill that part of the amendment. Our average citizen is not a member of a well regulated militia — unless he or she is serving as a member of one of our armed services.
So the right of our citizens to keep and bear arms is continued — with the right of citizens to bear military style weapons when serving in federal or state militias, and the right to own and use personal defense and sporting arms when not serving with any of the armed forces.
According to our national polls on these issues, plus what I read and hear from our citizens, these are common sense measures that would meet with approval from the vast majority of our voters and gun owners.
That definitely includes our soon-to-be new voters who are participating in marches throughout our nation — to save lives. They have had enough of the senseless killing; and they plan to end the terms of Congress members who fail to take common sense actions.
Darrell Berkheimer, who lives in Grass Valley, is a frequent contributor to The Union. He is the author of five books available through Amazon. Contact him at mtmrnut@yahoo.com.


First International Day of Women and Girls in Science- Sorrow or Joy?
The GCNA's Top 10 Business & Human Rights Developments from 2015 and What's Next for 2016?
Keeping a workforce healthy and fit for work has direct consequences on safety performance. Watch for things like ergonomics analysis and corporate wellness programs.
Expect workplace values to continue to shift to those prioritized by Millennials, from collaboration to social responsibility and work-life integration.
A collaborative approach across departments is necessary for CSR success. The smartest companies also know that collaboration outside of the organization is critical.


I've been cutting back on my WoW time lately, mostly because of the typical end-of-expansion doldrums everyone is talking about, but also because I've been sinking countless hours into Monster Hunter 3 for Wii. When I can tear myself away from it, our raiding is progressing (finally!) nicely, with us downing Putricide and Valithria last week, and this week we took out the Blood Council and Blood Queen.
Here's a few screenshots regarding what else I've been doing ingame lately.
Next week: Sindragosa! Finally, the change for revenge is at hand...sweet, sweet vengeance for the STUPID ANNOYING LOGIN SCREEN ROARING!! Then it's the Lich King...as much as I like Rades the Hallowed I have to admit Kingslayer Rades has a nice ring to it. Should be exciting raiding times ahead!
"Weird, what's with the giant hole after killing Lana'Thel? Oh well, guess it's just a shortcut."
"OH GOD WHERE ARE ALL THESE ENEMIES COMING FROM, WTF!!!!........oh. Right. Jumped down a hole...without dismissing pet. DAMN YOU BLIZZARD." Truly a humbling experience. At least the other hunter also did the same thing, haha.
I wish I could just trade these all in for an insane 500-emblem purchase. Like a gun that shoots Frostmournes.
I came across this NPC on my dwarf DK in Borean Tundra and was immediately fascinated by his unusually burly, uniquely-modeled (?) character model. Seemingly just a random quest-giver, so why the different model? Maybe there's other human NPCs with the same design, I'm not really sure. Regardless, he's way cooler than the regular humans. If I ever made one I'd want to be like this guy.
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Might as well buy some primordial saronites and things to sell with that many unused emblems.
And I think that character model was supposedly the original human model in the first beta? Not sure, but think I was told that.
@Jaedia - I could buy Primordials, but it keeps dropping in price so I always think I should just buy them instead and not "waste" the frost on them. I'll probably end up doing that and getting the crafted boots for my druid though.
@Keredria - Yeah Drenden! It's possible we've battled in Wintergrasp, though I tend to not go after trees when on my hunter...too annoying to try to brute force overpower healers, lol. I like nice helpless targets...like rogues. ;D If I ever see you ingame I'll be sure to wave!


The Marshall University's men's soccer team (7-8-1, 2-5-1) defeated Old Dominion University (8-4-3, 3-3-2) 1-0 Saturday in its regular season finale.
The win earned the Herd the seventh seed in the Conference USA Championships, which begins Wednesday.
Marshall junior midfielder Trevor Starcher scored the only goal of the game with eight minutes remaining.
Thomas Oliver, Marshall's assistant coach, said he thought the biggest key to the team's victory was its pre-game preparation.
After defeating Old Dominion, Marshall is unbeaten in its last four contests, including three consecutives wins. Before its 1-1 draw to the University of New Mexico Oct. 23, the Herd had lost seven straight matches.
Oliver said he does not think the team has gotten hot at the right time as much as it has put together solid performances as of late.
No. 7 Marshall faces No. 2 University of North Carolina at Charlotte 7 p.m. Wednesday at Transamerica Field in Charlotte, North Carolina.


Hello Friends of the Seattle Composers' Salon, I just wanted to put up this post for those who might visit this site... The Salon is taking a short hiatus, but will be back in 2019 with new events and some new ideas. We appreciate all of your support over the years, and we want to thank John Teske for his wonderful curation for the past few years. John is stepping down as curator, and we will be working on a new direction for the Salon in the coming months.


Authorities will be closing several streets tomorrow in Shreveport's Highland neighborhood tomorrow morning as they work to help honor the memory of Chief Petty Officer Robert James Reeves.
A memorial service honoring Chief Petty Officer Reeves will be held at St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral on Saturday, August 13, 2011 and law enforcement officials will be closing several streets adjacent to the church to facilitate the safe travel of those persons attending. At 9:30 a.m. traffic officers will close Fairfield Avenue from Kings Highway to Wilkinson as well as Thornhill Avenue from Kings Highway to Wilkinson Street. Wilkinson Street from Fairfield Avenue to Thornhill Avenue will be closed as well as Kirby Place, Columbia Street and Rutherford Street from Fairfield Avenue to Thornhill Avenue. Kings Highway will remain open to through traffic.The affected streets will be closed to through traffic and open only to those attending the service. Police anticipate the roads will remain closed until 1:00 p.m.
Parking will be available at St. Marks and the Kings Highway Christian Church located just down the street at the intersection of Line Avenue and Kings Highway. Officers will be assigned at intersections in the area to help with the traffic flow. There will be a specified media area set up on the parking lot of the Edge Physical Therapy building located at 2950 Fairfield Avenue directly across from the cathedral.


Chapters From My Life: Come back time!!!!!!!
I think it is time for me to stop mourning and moaning over what is happening in my life and move on. Moving on with life means getting back to blogging and surfing net included. ;) after a gap of 58 days. Withdrawals? YES! I had left few scheduled posts, but haven't been here since 22nd August.
I have been offline most of the time due to many reasons; one of them being the upset I have gone through because of the improper evaluation of my English papers. I had done excellent in my English Optional and English language papers and expected 75% - 80% marks minimum especially in English literature, which I consider to be one of the best papers I have ever written (other than few maths papers ;) ). I had written annotations and answers in a perfect way; as guided by the professors from KSOU, made references to quotations from text books and in addition I also checked the answers after returning from my exams and found them to be perfect. Studying is my major passion and I have to deal with lot of opposition to move ahead with my studies. It means a lot to me. My marks were 56% in English Language and 60% in English Optional which was disappointing considering the way I had attempted the paper; whereas I could score 73% in Kannada which is a language I have been out of touch with through proper effort. Therefore after consulting my study center, I opted for revaluation of my papers in psychology, English language and English optional as I was very confident of acquiring better result through proper evaluation of my papers. To my utter shock the revaluation further reduced my marks and gave me only 44 and 41 percent respectively in English language and English optional subjects. My psychology marks have remained same, which was another paper which I felt I deserved more marks but got only 69%. My other papers have been satisfactory and my aggregate is good enough to get me a rank. I tried getting in touch with the registrars of evaluations, but they said there is no provision for further checking and I have to accept the results. If the difference was something around 15 marks it would have been easier to accept the results and let it go, but I am sure there has been a mistake of huge margin of at least 50% for the two subjects, which is a great setback for me. I was looking forward to score a rank and this blunder has thrown a wet blanket on my hopes.
I am pursuing studies with the aim of completing PhD either in English or Psychology. At 44 I have taken up the challenge of continuing with my passion of seeking knowledge through higher education, after having relented to parental and communal pressure and given up studies twenty five years ago; even though I was topper in my class back then. KSOU showed me the golden opportunity of pursuing my studies without having to compromise on the care and attention deserved by my special needs daughter. I have worked hard for two years, gone through lots of hurdles thrown in my way to learn my lessons thoroughly, to read and acquire knowledge not only for the purpose of writing exams but also to learn and use the knowledge of the subject in my life and profession. It has not been easy to sit and concentrate on studies when I have duties as mother, homemaker and wife beckoning me. I feel it is not be fair for a mistake conducted by the evaluator to steal what I truly deserve but then feelings do not count much. It is sort of breaking my faith in education and I may not be able to pursue my next year's exams with enthusiasm, knowing the same blunder may occur again.
I cannot even order for a Xerox copy now after evaluation. I at least deserve to see why my marks have been further cut by the re-evaluator but even that is not possible for now. OK!
This is just the visible part of iceberg. There is a lot more under the water but this will be enough for the beginning. Anyway I am glad to back on blogging sphere.. look out for me.
On the bright side of life, I felt great about winning a laptop because I loved writing about Intel Appups. I believe multi-media is a great way to learn.
Welcome back to the virtual world.. Glad to have you back, wish things get better for you with each passing day.
Don't let this deter you. You know better than most people, that life is not always fair. It is your dream to study and you got a chance to take it up again. Go for it, girl! Judges and evaluators are not always right and fair.


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Introduced to dance by his mother, a teacher of African and contemporary dance, Benjamin Millepied entered the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse in Lyon where he studied with Michel Rahn.
After having followed a course at the School of American Ballet, he joined the New York City Corps de Ballet in 1995. Promoted to soloist in 1998 and principal dancer in 2002, Benjamin Millepied has performed the principal roles in ballets by George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins, Peter Martins and appeared in new works by Angelin Preljocaj, Mauro Bigonzetti, Alexei Ratmanski, and Christopher Wheeldon. In 2010, he was choreographer and advisor for the Oscar-winning film Black Swan directed by Darren Aronofsky. In 2011, he left New York City Ballet and made five short dance films to cello pieces by Philip Glass and founded his own company in Los Angeles, L.A. Dance Project, a creative collective seeking to present dance in all its forms. Between 2014 and 2016 Benjamin Millepied is Director of Paris Opera Ballet.
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The marquee matchup of Monday night in the NHL is clearly the rampaging Tampa Bay Lightning making their first visit of the season to Toronto.
Lightning-Leafs could be an Eastern Conference semifinals preview. Tampa Bay already has clinched a playoff spot, could break the single-season points record of 132 (very unlikely) set by the 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens (regarded by some as the best team in league history) and is a lock to win the Presidents' Trophy for the first time in franchise history. Another record in reach for the Lightning is the 62 wins by the 1995-96 Detroit Red Wings.
The Lightning should crush whichever wild-card team they face in the first round of the playoffs. That would leave a conference semifinals matchup against the Maple Leafs-Bruins winner.
It's the third of four meetings between these teams, with Tampa returning to Scotiabank Arena on April 4 when Tampa Bay likely has nothing to play for other than possibly league records. The clubs split the first two in Toronto, each decided by multiple goals. NHL points leader Nikita Kucherov and superstar defenceman Victor Hedman lead the Lightning with three points each vs. Toronto. Andrei Vasilevskiy started both and has a 2.04 goals-against average and .949 save percentage.
Five Leafs have two points each vs. Tampa, including John Tavares (both goals). Auston Matthews is without a point. Frederik Andersen has a 3.01 GAA and .898 SV.
Tampa Bay has won five of its past seven in Toronto.
The Lightning have lost back-to-back games just twice all season and avoided a third on Saturday with a 3-2 win over Detroit two days after a home upset loss to Minnesota. Kucherov had two goals and has set the franchise record with 110 points this season. He's running away with the points title and the only player in triple digits.
Quebec native Vincent Lecavalier held the previous franchise record, finishing with 108 points during the 2006-07 season. Backup Louis Domingue stopped 22 shots, but it should be No. 1 Vasilevskiy here. The Russian is 31-8-4 with a 2.24 GAA (No. 1 in the NHL) and .931 SV. Tampa Bay has won five straight Monday games.
Toronto concluded a three-game road trip at 2-1 with a 3-2 victory in Edmonton on Saturday. Tavares had a goal and two assists. He's up to fourth in the NHL with 38 goals. On his 25th birthday, Morgan Reilly scored his 18th goal of the season. That's the most of any blueliner in the league.
Jake Muzzin also scored and has 11 points in 19 contests since he was acquired from Los Angeles. Andersen allowed two late goals on 33 shots to improve to 33-13-4 with a 2.56 GAA and .924 SV. Nazem Kadri returned from a concussion and had an assist in 12:50 of ice time. The Leafs have won nine of their past 12 on Monday.


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Reyna, Bretli – South Dade, Fla.
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Owen, Wyatt – Reynolds, Pa.
Tesfamarian, Simon – Park Hill, Mo.
Cohlton Schultz – Ponderosa, Colo.
Birchmeier, Jonathan – Broad Run, Va.
Villarreal, Nicholas – Gilroy, Calif.
Righter, Isaac – Mt. St. Joseph's, Md.
Haga, Louden – Parkersburg South, W.Va.
Hudson, Kevin – Caesar Rodney, Del.
McNicholas, Mike – Montini Catholic, Ill.
Photos used in the Home page slide show are provided courtesy of Rob Preston.