text:
Posted in Acting, activism, album, Crisis News
Saving New York Theater: A Political Status Report
New York Theater January 5, 2021 Leave a comment
Street theater, like this production of "No Brainer" from Theater for the New City in 2018, will get a boost in New York City thanks to the Open Culture Program passed into city law in December. This production was free, but theater companies and other performing arts groups can start selling tickets to outdoor productions.
City Councilmember James G. Van Bramer"There is no City of New York without artists."
State Senator Brad Hoylman "We need federal support, first.
Guy Yedwab of the League of Independent Theaters, co-sponsors of the Town Hall
What are the New York City, state and federal governments doing to address the challenges facing theaters in the city?
I contacted Guy Yedwab, president of the League of Independent Theater, to find out, following up on the virtual Town Hall the League held last May (Town Hall: How Off-Off Broadway Can Be Saved)
Below are some of what's already happened and what's planned (hoped for!) in the new year.
It's worth pointing out upfront that local governments are limited in what they can do without the support of the federal government. In the 117th Congress, which began Sunday, Democrats control 222 of 435 seats, the slimmest majority either party has held in two decades. And today's run-off elections in Georgia for that state's two U.S. Senate seats will determine which party will control the Senate.
The Open Culture Program
In December, the New York City Council unanimously passed this program into law, which will allow performers to apply for permits to stage ticketed shows outdoors starting in March, modeled on the city's outdoor dining program.
This means specific designated streets — but it can also mean any outdoor space, if approved by a City Councilmember by February 1st. "That means," says Yedwab, "if you want to perform in public outside of a space designated as an Open Street, such as a plaza or a space in front of your theater, you need to speak to your City Councilmember before the end of January (realistically, as soon as possible). You don't actually need to know what you're going to perform there or commit to doing a performance, but if the space isn't approved by February 1st, it won't be available for an Open Culture performance."
Tenant Anti-Harassment Laws
The City Council passed two laws on May 26, 2020, Intro 1932-2020 and Intro 1914-2020 that essentially discourage landlords from harassing commercial tenants during the crisis.
Yedwab reports: "Immediately after passage of those laws, landlords sued the city to bar enforcement in two separate lawsuits, one in federal court (Melendez v City of New York) and the other in state court (204 E. 38th LLC v Sons of Thunder LLC). In both cases, the court ruled that small businesses are an essential part of the economy (taking judicial notice of the 57 percent of workers that are employed by small businesses) and upheld the laws against all arguments. These victories are important not only because those laws can go into effect, but also because they provide precedents that the City and State have the power to interfere with lease contracts during the COVID crisis. One of the most common objections that we have been getting on all of these issues is that politicians are afraid that the laws won't survive a court challenge — we now know that fear is unfounded."
Commercial Rent Stabilization Bill
The League is one of the arts advocacy groups that are lobbying for the passage of a Commercial Rent Stabilization bill (Intro 1796), that would put a cap on commercial rents similar to the stabilization of some residential apartments. "In the new year, the coalition of arts organizations is going to push for Speaker [Corey] Johnson to take action on this legislation before this current City Council leaves."
Many laws are in the works involving rent forgiveness, protection from eviction and the like; none have been passed yet. "I'm optimistic that there could be some relief from New York State in the new year, now that we have a Democratic supermajority in the State Senate and the election is no longer sucking up all the oxygen," Yedwab tells me. "Everything is lined up for the legislature to take action — all they have to do is decide to act. We need to keep up the pressure to make sure they understand the urgency of the situation for our community."
Establishing Criteria for Reopening
The League is currently distributing a letter — which they are urging arts workers to sign — addressed to State Senator José M. Serrano, the chair of the Committee on Cultural Affairs, Tourism, Parks & Recreation, to ask for a hearing to establish criteria for reopening the theaters, and allowing such other activities as indoor rehearsals. "When reopening began, businesses were informed of four phases, each based upon specific health metrics," the letter points out. "When schools reopened in the fall, decisions about opening or closing were centered around the publicly understood 3% positivity rate. Meanwhile, cultural venues remain closed without any publicly communicated phase or reopening criteria."
Save Our Storefronts bill
The "big new development," Yedwab says, is Assemblymember Harvey Epstein's "Save Our Storefronts" bill A10901 (S8865 from Sen. Brad Hoylman) which forgives most of the theater owner's (and other store owners') rent, with compensation to the landlord for the lost rent.
A graphic on the Save Our Storefronts advocacy website illustrates the details. The tenant (including a theater company) would pay either 20 percent of its income or 1/3 of its contractual rent (whichever is less) — which can be $0 if there is no income — and the state would compensate the landlord for up to 80 percent of the rent they would have been paid.
The League of Independent Theater, United for Small Business NYC, and Save Our Storefronts have been gathering co-sponsors and building a coalition around this Save Our Storefronts bill.
Rent Forgiveness bills
The State Legislature has two earlier bills that would "forgive" commercial rent (including for theaters), since they are unable to occupy the buildings nor collect any revenue from them. The difference is in the duration of the forgiveness.
Senate Bill S8125A (Sponsor: State Senator Michael Gianaris) / Assembly Bill A10224A (Sponsor: State Assemblymember Yuh-Line Niou) – Complete rent forgiveness for ninety days
Senate Bill S8190A (Sponsor: State Senator Julia Salazar) / Assembly Bill A10318A (State Assemblymember Joseph R. Lentol – Complete rent forgiveness during the COVID crisis and all future public emergencies.
Of the first, Yedwab says "As far as I'm aware, there has been no further action on this legislation"; of the second, "Senator Salazar is still promoting this legislation, not sure if it has gotten new sponsors lately but she intends to reintroduce it in the new session."
Insurance coverage bill
A State bill would require insurers to pay for lost income during COVID-19 even if it was previously excluded from the policy, formally referred to as business interruption insurance coverage Senate Bill S8211A (Sponsor: State Senator Andrew Gounardes) / Assembly Bill A10226B (Sponsor: State Assemblymember Robert C. Carroll)
"This has picked up a lot of support in the Assembly, but I haven't seen a lot of movement in the Senate."
Commercial Leases emergency termination bill
The State Legislature has a bill that would allow commercial tenants (such as those renting a theater) to walk away from their lease before its end date during a state of emergency Assembly Bill A10471 (Sponsor: Assemblymember Harvey Epstein)
"I haven't heard any updates on this legislation since last summer."
The U.S. Government
Save Our Stages
As I wrote last month, the bill was passed by Congress on December 20 and signed into law a week later as part of the nearly $900 billion stimulus package . It promises to provide $15 billion worth of grants for the entertainment/cultural industry throughout the nation — which the Washington Post's Peter Marks last week called "the largest public rescue of the arts in U.S. history." But nobody is claiming it will be enough to stop "a great cultural depression," as local musicians union president Adam Krauthamer told Patricia Cohen in the New York Times. "My fear is we're not just losing jobs, we're losing careers."
The DAWN Act, etc.
Other proposed legislation that theater advocates have been lobbying for, such as the DAWN Act (Defend Arts Workers Now), which I detailed in a post in September (Rallying to Save The Arts) are currently in a state of limbo.
From Forbes (in late December): "For the past few months, Americans for the Arts has been advising Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on the best way to forge a new partnership between the arts and government. In early September of this year, Americans for the Arts released "Putting Creative Workers to Work," a template for arts and government cooperation. Proposed actions include an expansion of existing workforce hiring programs to include artists and creative workers, launching a program of federal arts commissions, developing an ArtistCorps within AmeriCorps, continuing CARES Act policies that extended benefits to the self-employed, and the creation of a new leadership position to coordinate federal arts policy."
"We need federal support, first," Brad Hoylman, who represents the theater district in the State Senate, said at the Town Hall last May. He is more specific in the new year:
"A Detroit-style investment and bailout of Broadway, similar to what the Obama Administration did for the auto-industry in 2009, would be ideal. It also would be in line with what other nations are doing. The U.K. has extended a $2 billion bailout to theaters. Germany has spent billions protecting cultural institutions. France is guaranteeing stipends to out-of-work actors and filmmakers. The rest of the world recognizes the importance of the arts to our lives, and I think our incoming president will recognize that too."
Broadway is to New York like cars are to Detroit.
We need state and federal aid to save our hometown industry.
I spoke to @cherylwillsny1 about the importance of getting Broadway's lights back on. pic.twitter.com/Avf9e6rG3r
— Senator Brad Hoylman (@bradhoylman) January 4, 2021
A video from Be An #ArtsHero from September.
← Theater Openings This Week: Under the Radar, David Bowie's Musical
Senator-Elect Raphael Warnock Victory Speech Video and Transcript: Weeping may endure for the night, but joy comes in the morning →


Learn more about our products and services to make the most of your membership.
Make the most out of your KeyPoint Credit Union membership by regularly accessing the valuable resources located in our Learning Center. You'll find financial education online to help you make good decisions about money management along with guides about using our products and services and the latest information regarding fraud and security. KeyPoint's financial education articles and resources will make you a more informed member.
Make the most of your finances through life situations.
Find out the current rates on KeyPoint's loans, savings and deposit products.
Download all the forms necessary for joining KeyPoint and using our products.
Our powerful calculators will help you make the best possible decision about your finances.
Smart money management starts with a core foundation.
Sign up for monthly webinars on financial topics.


text:
Iracema é a personagem que dá título ao romance do escritor José de Alencar, publicado em 1865, que tem como argumento histórico a colonização do Ceará no século XVII, e os conflitos entre duas nações indígenas: os pitiguaras – habitantes do litoral e aliados dos colonizadores portugueses; e os tabajaras – habitantes do interior e aliados dos franceses. Para mais enriquecer a trama, o autor mistura tradição oral à sua imaginação criativa, servindo-se, ainda, de cronistas como Aires de Casal, frei Manuel Calado, e Gabriel Soares de Sousa, na busca de referências históricas.

Os traços atribuídos a Iracema são análogos à exuberante natureza local. Ela é apresentada como "a virgem dos lábios de mel", cujos cabelos eram mais negros que a asa da graúna e o sorriso mais doce que o favo da jati. Essa harmoniosa relação, entretanto, dura somente até o contato da índia tabajara com o colonizador. O amor entre eles serve de alegoria no processo de colonização do Brasil e da América pelos europeus e é duplamente interditado, pois pertencem a nações inimigas e Iracema representa um papel relevante entre os tabajaras, "Sua mão fabrica para o Pajé a bebida de Tupã". Iracema viola o segredo de sua tribo e prepara a bebida para Martim que, entorpecido, imagina possuir a jovem índia e, quando desperto, torna-se seu esposo.

Iracema passa a viver um amor feito de renúncia e sacrifícios que a coloca na condição de pária e se vê obrigada a abandonar a sua gente. Não podia viver entre os brancos, nem entre os inimigos pitiguaras. Exilada, carregava em seu ventre o fruto de uma nova formação – o mameluco: nem índio, nem europeu, mas brasileiro.

Só e saudosa de Martim, Iracema dá à luz o filho. Quando retorna da caça e da "peleja com seus aliados", Martim recebe das mãos de Iracema o filho "Moacir". Assiste a morte da esposa e a enterra ao pé do coqueiro. Este lugar, de acordo com o narrador, veio um dia a se chamar Ceará: "O primeiro cearense, ainda no berço, emigrava da terra da pátria. Havia aí a predestinação de uma raça?".

Ligação externa
Passeiweb - "Iracema, de José de Alencar - Análise completa"

Personagens da literatura do Brasil
José de Alencar
Indígenas fictícios

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Audi A6 Instrument Panel has been read 107 times which last read at 2015-07-31 04:45:03, Bellow will show you the full PDF content of Audi A6 Instrument Panel and its absolutely available for read online and free download.
Congratulations on your purchase of a Pontiac G5. Please read this information and Keep this booklet with your Owner Manual for easy reference. DRIVER .
Oct 27, 2010 - 2001 Volkswagen Jetta GLS VR6 V6-2.8L (AFP) Copyright 2009, Observe notes regarding coding in radio operators manual before .
See SERVICE PRECAUTIONS and DISABLING & ACTIVATING. AIR BAG SYSTEM or 1996 850, see AIR BAG RESTRAINT SYSTEM article. DESCRIPTION & .
1996 2003. A3 / (5-door) A4 allroad. 2009 . Therefore, Audi reserves the right to change the content of this manual at all times. Please note: The . Customers may gather detailed information from their vehicle owner's manual regarding .
Dec 21, 2009 - Audi Sales Planning & Distribution. Issue Date: A6 3.0T Sedan. 4-Door . Order Guide & Pricing. 2010 A3. MODELS. Engine. Trim Package.


I think it would be beneficial for the scientific community and mental health professionals to formally create types of depressions, and then create targeted therapies. These types must be based on root causes, not general symptoms. The research and treatment statistics I've seen have been grouping depression suffers into a collective whole, without taking into account why they are depressed in the first place. How can they rationally expect that one therapy will improve something that has two totally different causes?
Great comment. You are right! Everyone's depression is different. Simply, depression is not a disease, it is a symptom of something wrong in our bodies which could be physical, mental, emotional or spiritual. You can't treat symptoms without knowing the cause - that's a band aid approach which can only be temporary. Our research covers all the major pieces of the pie I've listed above but together we continue digging. Thanks for your contribution!


Ah, the early 20th century — when being a "famed seeker of mythical creatures" was still a feasible career option! This is how Sir Lionel Frost (voiced by Hugh Jackman) plans to distinguish himself among London's professional explorers, by procuring evidence that prehistoric beasties still walk, crawl, swim and slither among us. Sure, that whole endeavor at Loch Ness didn't, ah, turn out so well and cost Frost his assistant, but tut tut, that was days ago! Who wants to live in the distant past?
Then a letter arrives informing him that the half-man, half-ape urban legend known as the Bigfoot is very much alive, well and living in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. All Frost has to do is provide proof of the monster's existence to the Optimates Club, the foremost collective of snooty adventure-seekers dedicated to bringing "good British table manners to savages everywhere," and then he'll surely be counted among their ranks, right? Huzzah! So on spindly, stop-motion legs our hero goes, traveling to the woods where this behemoth resides. Upon locating the Sasquatch (Zach Galifianakis) — the explorer calls him Mr. Link, but he prefers "Susan," it's a long story — Frost discovers that the surprisingly literate creature was the one who summoned him. The tall, dark and furry outcast has heard tales of creatures living in the Himalayan mountains, what the locals call "yetis." They're his relatives, this lost soul believes. Surely, if anyone can help this hairy loneyhearts find his distant kin way out east, it's Sir Frost.
"The latest movie from Laika" is a phrase that, for most animation fanatics, can bring on copious glee and uncontrollable fits of jazz fingers — in a little over a decade, the Portland, Oregon-based studio has established itself as both a first-rate stop-motion house and a spikier alternative to the Mouse Ears Inc. candy shop. Think of them as Pixar's mall-goth cousin, all moodiness and wisecracks yet with unexpected glints of sensitivity. And though Laika is only five films (including this one) into what's hopefully a long creative life, its primary competition is a self-set high bar. There are sequences in Missing Link that are breathtaking in their painstaking virtuosity, like a barroom brawl started by Frost and a gun for hire named Stenk (Timothy Olyphant in Yosemite Sam mode). There are well-timed extended gags, like the theft of a safe owned by Adelina Fortnight (Zoe Saldana), the widow of Frost's late partner and the duo's eventual traveling companion. And there are some truly astounding action scenes, like a climactic set piece involving an ice axe and several people attached by a rope. You will find yourself preoccupied with the extraordinary quality of the animation, which adds a new sense of seamlessness to the company's signature handmade, hand-moved elements.
What you won't be bowled over by, however, is the storytelling, which makes Missing Link the weakest link in Laika's chain of movies to date. Yes, Jackman can play pompous, Galifinakis can play guileless and Saldana can play fiery; the voice talent all hit their beats and writer-director Chris Butler occasionally drops in a line or two that zings. (Guards are told to save a defenseless female from a monster when they spot Link carrying Adelina. "Monster?" he asks, confused. "Defenseless?!" she inquires, enraged.) No, the movie isn't trying to go for the nightmarish down-the-rabbit-hole feeling of Coraline (2009), the oddly tender teen angst of ParaNorman (2012), the Roald-Dahl-meets-steampunk vibe of The Boxtrolls (2014) or the mythic grandeur of the studio's masterpiece, Kubo and the Two Strings (2016). This is Laika's bid to be less edgy, lighter and brighter, but adopting a sort droll Aardman-style absurdism doesn't quite suit what they do best. It makes them feel generic. And it definitely doesn't add much to what feels like a stillborn tale of old-school colonialism discovering compassion via a well-educated other, especially when things devolve into a "the real journey was the friends we made along the way yadda yadda yadda" type of lesson.
Things do perk up substantially once the trio arrive in the Himalayas, meeting Emma Thompson's yeti elder with a knack for screwball-level banter and a penchant for saying things like, "Throw them in the Pit of Misery and Perpetual Disappointment!" But by that point, you can feel yourself getting restless and wondering what makes this different from a million other animated films in the post-Pixar Golden Age. It's still a Laika film, which means it's still a superior product. But it's also a movie with a lot of movement but precious little momentum. Something is indeed missing, and it's not the link between primitive and modern man. More like a spark of inspiration.


Cloud storage is a great way to tie together your desktop, laptop and mobile devices, delivering a common storage portal that can be accessed from all your connected devices. While each of the major cloud storage providers come with their own advantages and disadvantages, how you apply cloud storage will largely determine the right service provider for you… And of course price!
Recommended if working exclusively with Apple products.
Enables you to also share your iTunes, iBooks and App Store purchases with up to 6 family members.
A robust cloud storage platform that allows you to store files up to 1TB each with any files you create with Docs, Sheets, or Slides exempt from your allocated Google Drive Storage.
OneDrive for Business is part of the Microsoft Office 365 suite, delivering full integration. Pricing is extremely competitive and for less than the price of 1TB with Google, Microsoft will include Office 365.
Require flexible cloud storage options?
As far as plan flexibility goes, Apple iCloud and Microsoft OneDrive offer a range of data storage plans, with Apple iCloud offering the most logical progression of cloud storage cost options.
Require loads of cloud storage?
Both Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive offer the largest free storage plans, with Microsoft OneDrive proving the most cost effective for 1TB of data storage at $6.71 including Microsoft Office 365.
Talking to the professional team at Key Communications will ensure a cohesive approach, combining I.T. with Communications experience to deliver a truly integrated solution for your business.


"Building Information Modeling (BIM) is an intelligent model-–based process that provides insight for creating and managing building and infrastructure projects faster, more economically, and with less environmental impact."
"Why can't the computer do more of the work?"
"Do the thing you love to do and do it for the joy and thrill of it"
We are a virtual design firm providing innovative design, visualization and building information modeling (BIM) solutions for the professional AEC Community. We provide measurable tangible services that include fixed fees, fixed delivery dates and defined quality standards. We currently use Revit Architecture 2011, Revit MEP 2011, Revit Structure 2011, 3DS Max Design 2011 and ArchVision RPC as our primary design tools.
"If you want people to believe in what you do, you have to show them that you love what you're doing. What's more, you gotta serve it straight-up"
Although we love architecture in its many project types, our calling, passion and bliss is working for the Church. No group I can think of is more deserving of and in need of great, beautiful and inspiring architecture.
"My mission is to design beautiful Churches."
Our mission is to design beautiful Churches whose theme is space and light. Churches that aesthetically and psychologically touch people in profound and significant ways. Churches that are uplifting and inspiring, encouraging spiritual contemplation, and bringing peace and comfort to the soul. Churches created with reproducible, efficient, functional, beauty that speak with a consistent geometrical, modular language, expressing function, structure, organization and order with inexpensive modular materials.
"Without a system, even extraordinary people find it difficult to predictably achieve even ordinary results."


text:
Tamás Csathó (* 10. März 1956 in Miskolc) ist ein ehemaliger ungarischer Radrennfahrer.

Sportliche Laufbahn
Csathó war Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1980 in Moskau. Im Mannschaftszeitfahren kam der ungarische Vierer mit Tamás Csathó, László Halász, Zoltán Halász und András Takács auf den 17. Rang. In der Balaton-Rundfahrt war er 1977 erfolgreich.

Die Internationale Friedensfahrt fuhr er viermal. 1976 wurde er 52., 1977 48., 1978 35. und 1982 67. 1978 gewann er den Bokanyi-Cup. Im Vasas-Cup 1978 kam er auf den 2. Platz hinter István Zaka. 1982 wurde er hinter Peter Scheibner Zweiter im Etappenrennen um den Mecsek-Cup.

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Radsportler (Ungarn)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1980
Olympiateilnehmer (Ungarn)
Ungar
Geboren 1956
Mann


Have Questions? Need Help? Schedule an Appointment To schedule an appointment with any of our academic advisors, just stop by our front desk (1255 Angell Hall), or call 734.764.0332 during our normal business hours (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Tuesday, Thursday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.).
Plan Your Path Smart academic planning charts a course to follow your growing interests, plotting the many intersections with LSA degree requirements. Don't know where to start? We can guide you.
How Do You Learn? Are you a kinesthetic learner? A visual learner? Test your learning style and find out how to reformat materials to work with the way your brain processes and retains information.
Newnan Pop Up Advising – Pre-Registration Edition!
Wondering what classes to take in Spring, Summer, or Fall 2019?
What is the workload in that course really like?
The Newnan LSA Academic Advising Center exists to support and challenge you as you make decisions about your LSA education. Through individual advising conversations, online resources, workshops, and programs, the Newnan Center is dedicated to helping you develop your academic plan, working with you to set your professional goals, and fostering your personal, ethical, and intellectual growth. Our academic advisors are available to offer you guidance and support from orientation through graduation.
We are happy to meet with you throughout your time at Michigan to talk about your academics, study abroad, internships, extracurricular opportunities, and future plans. Please come see us!
Thinking About Declaring an International Studies Major or Minor?


Pluto, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Earth, Venus, Mercury, Sun.
I am holding the world.
and the maker of canyons and pine mountains!
All seven oceans are inside, and hundreds of millions of stars.
The acid that tests gold is there, and the one who judges jewels.
And the music from the strings no one touches, and the source of all water.
Then the traveler in the dark thanks you for your tiny spark.
In the dark sky you keep, for you never shut your eye.


text:
Ethamukkala is a village in Kothapatnam mandal, located in Prakasam district of Andhra Pradesh  from District headquarter Ongole.

The village has an ancient temple Sree Jwala Mukhi Amma temple for their village Goddess.

Shiva Rathri is the big festival celebrated by the people of this village along with a nearby village Madanuru, both the village people celebrate the Ratha Yathra for Lord Siva during this festival with devotional unity irrespective of their caste and religion.

The village has SUVR & SR Govt Polytechnic for women
 India.

References

Villages in Prakasam district


Heaven is intently interested in what is happening here on earth. There is a grandstand in heaven filled with heroes of the faith. They are watching us and cheering us on. We are the runners; they are the spectators.
If the runners of that day were inspired when they ran their race, how much greater should our effort be today with these saints behind us? Do you feel inspired? I do! It encourages me to know that I am not alone out there in the race and that I have men and women who have run the race knowing the pitfalls that are out there.
Friend, I hope you feel encouraged and inspired to run the unique race God has set for you today. Know that we are praying for you and would be honored to hear how God is fulfilling your every need along the way.
Originally published February 08, 2012.


text:
MacGillivray + Laura Cannell + Harpoon Group
This gig is for a seated audience
MacGillivray
... is the Highland name of Scottish writer, performance artist and musician Kirsten Norrie. Her second poetry collection 'The Nine of Diamonds: Surroial Mordantless' is published by Bloodaxe in 2016 in addition to an American second edition of her first book 'The Last Wolf of Scotland' by Los Angeles press Redhen which originally came out with Brighton based Pighog in 2013. MacGillivray plays electric autoharp, grand and toy piano, harmonium, dulcitone.
As a musician she has made five records, releasing her fifth album 'Once Upon A Dirty Ear' on Hundred Acre Recordings in July 2015 following a strong review in the Wire Music Magazine of her previous album 'Horse Sweat Chandelier' in 2014. A long time collaborator with James Young who performed extensively with Nico, co-wrote with John Cale and wrote music cult classic 'Songs They Never Play On the Radio' (Bloomsbury), MacGillivray has performed internationally, been aired on BBC Radio 3 Late Junction and The Verb and Radio Wales and provided soundtracks for British film 'Swandown' (Channel 4/Britdoc) and appeared in 'By Our Selves' (2015) in a cameo alongside graphic novelist Alan Moore (Watchmen, V for Vendetta ) and Toby Jones (Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, Harry Potter and The Hunger Games) whilst also contributing two tracks to the soundtrack.
She has worked with The Fall, Thurston Moore, Arlo Guthrie, Arthur Brown, Shirley Collins, Jem Finer (The Pogues), Iain Sinclair, Trembling Bells, Olivia Chaney, Alan Moore, Current 93, Gallon Drunk, Don Paterson, Michael Moorcock and Vic Godard and the Subway Sect. As a performance artist MacGillivray is part of the European collective 'The Wolf in Winter' founded by B. Catling who have worked in Greenland, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain and the UK. As a solo artist MacGillivray has worked in Vietnam, the US, Norway, the UK, Spain and Germany. She has performed at spaces such as the CCA, the Whitechapel, the British Library, the South London Gallery, Edinburgh College of Art, the Holywell Music Room, Dorchester Abbey, o2 Academy Islington, Sketch, Cafe Oto, Union Chapel, the Volksbuhne, Pianos NY and the Rockwell Music Hall, Brooklyn.
MacGillivray has walked in a straight line with a dead wolf on her shoulders through the back streets of Vegas into the Nevada desert, eaten broken chandelier glass in a derelict East German shopping mall, headbanged in gold medieval stocks in Birmingham allotments, burnt on a sunbed wearing conquistador armour in Edinburgh's underground city, breast-fed a Highland swan in Oxford and regurgitated red roses in Greenland. She remains clan chief...
macgillivraymusic.bandcamp.com
www.macgillivray.org.uk
www.bloodaxebooks.com/ecs/category/macgillivray
Laura Cannell
Based in rural East Anglia, Laura Cannell's work draws on the emotional influences of the landscape and the sometimes dissonant chords of early and medieval music. With deconstructed bow and the extraordinary sound of double recorder, Laura's music has grown out of unearthed fragments that became improvised pieces. Her music encompasses both wild animal calls and long forgotten liturgical fragments, which drawn through Laura's music seem to originate from the same, ahistorical place.
With a background in traditional folk, early and experimental music, she creates a solitary minimalist chamber music, where one player makes all the harmonies.
Since founding and touring with duo Horses Brawl a decade ago, Laura has established her practice as a solo musician with recorder and fiddle her primary instruments. Her first solo album Quick Sparrows over the Black Earth (2014) found an audience keen for more, and she has followed the release with the highly acclaimed Beneath Swooping Talons and a busy touring schedule that has included her debut at Royal Festival Hall, as well as venues and festivals throughout the rest of the UK from London's Café Oto to Cathedrals and National Trust castles.
Recent performances also include festivals in Holland, Switzerland and Denmark as well as interviews and airplay on BBC 6MUSIC, BBC Radio 3, Radio 4, NTS Radio and many others.
www.lauracannell.co.uk
Harpoon Group
Harpoon Group is the alias of Robin Alderton, a sometime sound artist, musician, and fine artist who can be found surrounded by antiquated audio technology: dansettes spinning dubplates, reel to reel recorders flailing, clicking dictaphones, overdubbed cassettes and bust samplers. He creates shifting textural compositions out of field recordings, found sounds and the technology itself, considering the process a form of collage. His performances resonate with ideas of sound recording technology, nostalgia, memory and place - the processes of deterioration, and of the failure of (or grasp for) memory.
Robin has presented work at The University of the Arts Gallery, London, The Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford, and Colchester Arts Centre, as well as collaborating with the Britten Sinfonia for a commissioned work at Colchester Public Library and presenting a performance for the British Forum of Ethnomusicology's annual Conference.
He is best known as 1/3 of the UK's finest avant folk ensemble Dead Rat Orchestra, whose work has included soundtracks for BBC Scotland, Tate Modern and ZDF television, releases on Critical Heights (Fire Records), Antigen Records, Champion Version and Palimpsest Recordings, and extensive UK and International touring with Godspeed You Black Emperor, Eric Chenaux, Baby Dee and C Joynes, amongst others.
Tickets £7 / £6 concessions.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Linq;

namespace JabbR.Infrastructure
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Wraps URL Query string parameters
    /// Yes, it's 2012 and we have to tokenize the url parameters manually.
    /// If there is a better way to get these in Web API, please refactor this code via deletion.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="requestUri">The request URI.</param>
    /// <returns>A dictionary of URL parameter name values</returns>
    public class QueryStringCollection : IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<string,string>>
    {
        private Dictionary<string, string> _queryStringDictionary;

        public QueryStringCollection(Uri requestUri)
        {
            if (requestUri == null)
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException("requestUri");
            }

            var query = requestUri.Query;
            var parameters = query.TrimStart(new char[] { '?' }).Split(new char[] { '&' });
            _queryStringDictionary = new Dictionary<string, string>();

            foreach (var param in parameters)
            {
                if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(param))
                {
                    continue;
                }
                string name = null, value = null;

                var nv = param.Split(new char[] { '=' });
                if (nv.Length >= 1)
                {
                    name = nv[0];
                }
                if (nv.Length == 2)
                {
                    value = nv[1];
                }
                _queryStringDictionary[name] = value;
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Half arsed model binding implementation, geared for url parameters.
        /// Returns a value from a dictionary, converted to the specified type.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="T">Type to convert to</typeparam>
        /// <param name="dict">The source dictionary.</param>
        /// <param name="key">The key.</param>
        /// <returns>True if the value does not exist in the dictionary or can be converted to the requested type.
        /// False if the value exists but cannot be converted to the requested type.</returns>
        public bool TryGetAndConvert<T>(string key, out T value)
        {
            value = default(T);
            string valueStr;
            var type = typeof(T);

            if (_queryStringDictionary.TryGetValue(key, out valueStr))
            {
                if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(valueStr))
                {
                    if (type.IsValueType && !IsNullableType(type))
                    {
                        return false;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        return true;
                    }
                }
                var converter = TypeDescriptor.GetConverter(typeof(T));
                if (converter == null || !converter.IsValid(valueStr))
                {
                    return false;
                }
                value =  (T)converter.ConvertFromString(valueStr);
            }
            return true;
        }
        private static bool IsNullableType(Type type)
        {
            return Nullable.GetUnderlyingType(type) != null;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the number of query string parameters.
        /// </summary>
        public int Count { get { return _queryStringDictionary.Count; } }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the value of a query string parameter with the name specified by key. Returns the value if it exists in the URI, null otherwise
        /// </summary>
        public string this[string key]
        {
            get
            {
                string value = null;
                _queryStringDictionary.TryGetValue(key, out value);
                return value;
            }
        }

        public IEnumerator<KeyValuePair<string, string>> GetEnumerator()
        {
            return _queryStringDictionary.GetEnumerator();
        }

        System.Collections.IEnumerator System.Collections.IEnumerable.GetEnumerator()
        {
            return _queryStringDictionary.GetEnumerator();
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
require 'test/unit/ui/console/testrunner'

# Completely stolen from redgreen gem
#
# Adds colored output to your tests.  Specify <tt>color: true</tt> in
# your <tt>~/.shoulda.conf</tt> file to enable.
#
# *Bug*: for some reason, this adds another line of output to the end of
# every rake task, as though there was another (empty) set of tests.
# A fix would be most welcome.
#
module ThoughtBot::Shoulda::Color
  COLORS = { :clear => 0, :red => 31, :green => 32, :yellow => 33 } # :nodoc:
  def self.method_missing(color_name, *args)  # :nodoc:
    color(color_name) + args.first + color(:clear)
  end
  def self.color(color) # :nodoc:
    "\e[#{COLORS[color.to_sym]}m"
  end
end

module Test # :nodoc:
  module Unit # :nodoc:
    class TestResult # :nodoc:
      alias :old_to_s :to_s
      def to_s
        if old_to_s =~ /\d+ tests, \d+ assertions, (\d+) failures, (\d+) errors/
          ThoughtBot::Shoulda::Color.send($1.to_i != 0 || $2.to_i != 0 ? :red : :green, $&)
        end
      end
    end

    class AutoRunner # :nodoc:
      alias :old_initialize :initialize
      def initialize(standalone)
        old_initialize(standalone)
        @runner = proc do |r|
          Test::Unit::UI::Console::RedGreenTestRunner
        end
      end
    end

    class Failure # :nodoc:
      alias :old_long_display :long_display
      def long_display
        # old_long_display.sub('Failure', ThoughtBot::Shoulda::Color.red('Failure'))
        ThoughtBot::Shoulda::Color.red(old_long_display)
      end
    end

    class Error # :nodoc:
      alias :old_long_display :long_display
      def long_display
        # old_long_display.sub('Error', ThoughtBot::Shoulda::Color.yellow('Error'))
        ThoughtBot::Shoulda::Color.yellow(old_long_display)
      end
    end

    module UI # :nodoc:
      module Console # :nodoc:
        class RedGreenTestRunner < Test::Unit::UI::Console::TestRunner  # :nodoc:
          def output_single(something, level=NORMAL)
            return unless (output?(level))
            something = case something
            when '.' then ThoughtBot::Shoulda::Color.green('.')
            when 'F' then ThoughtBot::Shoulda::Color.red("F")
            when 'E' then ThoughtBot::Shoulda::Color.yellow("E")
            else something
            end
            @io.write(something)
            @io.flush
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end


I was born on February 11, 1939, in New York City. My father was a journalist, writing for the New York newspapers. My mother was a psychiatric social worker until I was born. I went to PS 93, where I was a gold-star kid, writing a lot and singing with my pals. I took piano lessons, and I studied ballet at Balanchine's School of American Ballet. Then I got into Hunter Junior High School and discovered that there were a lot of gold-star girls all over the city. What a shock! I had to work hard just to stay in the middle of the class.
At Smith College, I discovered (again) that many of the gold-star girls were there. I had to work hard just to stay in the middle of the class. But by the end of my four years, I was president of the Press Board, won the poetry and journalism awards, and wrote the lyrics to the class musical as well as starring in our senior show. I wrote a book of poems, many of which were published in small journals like the Grecourt Review and the Chicago Jewish Forum.
After college, I moved to New York City and became an editor, writing during lunch breaks, evenings, and weekends. I considered myself a poet and a nonfiction writer. But to my surprise, my first book was for children, selling it on my twenty-second birthday. It was called Pirates in Petticoats.
I have written more than three hundred books since then.
The first man I married, David Stemple, is the only man I married. He and I had three children and six grandchildren. Alas, he died of cancer in 2006, after forty-four years of a wonderful marriage. I live in western Massachusetts next door to my marvelous daughter, Heidi (the little girl in Owl Moon) and her two daughters. My sons live far away with their families: Adam in Minneapolis, Jason in Charleston, South Carolina. I also have a house in Scotland where I live four months of the year. The rest of my life is all book talk.
My Candlewick books are pretty varied, as are all my books. There is Soft House, a picture book about how on rainy days my children used to make a house out of sofa cushions and eat chocolate chip cookies in there, accompanied by the cat. This Little Piggy is a compilation of lap and clapping songs, finger games, knee-bouncing rhymes, and songs (with music by my son Adam), many of the games were ones I use to play with my children when they were small. Our special favorite was "Trot, Trot to Boston," a raucous knee-bouncer. Then there is Here's a Little Poem, an anthology of a child's first poems that I collected with my British friend Andrew Fusek Peters and that includes (among other poets) my daughter Heidi's poem about ice cream. The book has won a number of awards and citations, including the Bank Street Children's Book Award. Switching on the Moon, another anthology done with Andrew, concentrates on night poems and lullabies. Take Two: A Celebration of Twins, created with J. Patrick Lewis, is a collection of poems and images for the twins of the world.
And there are two rhymed picture books called Creepy Monsters, Sleepy Monsters, and Romping Monsters, Stomping Monsters.
1. I lost my fencing foil in Grand Central Station on a date. And no—I don't remember who I was dating, or why we were in Grand Central Station, or why I had my foil with me.
2. I have ridden Lipizzaner horses, been on a dogsled ride in Alaska, and gone white-water rafting down the Colorado River, but the wildest thing I have ever done is to sing blues with my son's rock-and-roll band!
3. Mr. Rogers shook my hand and told me he was a big fan of my books and I almost passed out with excitement.


text:
Chanoa Studies Online Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training Global
R-KYTT L1 L2 L3
R-KYTT Master
R-KYTT Pregnancy
R-KYTT Complete
R-KYTT L1 L2 L3 + Master
R-KYTT+Chakra TT
R-KYTT+Mudra TT
R-KYTT+Child TT
R-KYTT+TCM
R-KYTT+Ayurveda
R-Ayurveda Medicine
Ayurveda Doctor
Chanoa Member
Homework Sending
News Chanoa
Benefit Chanoa
Chanoa Degrees
About Chanoa
Kriyas
Tyroid
Anger Kundalini
Conquer Fatigue
Kundalini Healing
Eat and Yoga
Aquarian Age
Intuition and Kundalini
Flexibility of the Spine
Yogi Communication
Spiritual Name
Morning Meditate
Pranayama Breathing
Breath Meditation
R-Spiritual Doctor
R-TCM
TCM Doctor
R-Child Psychology
R-Social Psychology
S-Psychology Content
R-Mindfulness
R-EFT Therapist
EFT Therapist
R-Stress Burn-out Coach
Spiritual Doctor
Online Psychology
Explanation Psychopath
We all know a psychopath in our environment.
At least, this is stated by several researchers. Scary idea. Or is this not so bad? By the way, how do you recognize a psychopath?
We are going to explain this here.
What exactly is a psychopath and how do you recognize a psychopath?
But also important ... Imagine that we all really have a psychopath in our environment ... How can you deal with a psychopath?
What exactly is a psychopath?
A psychopath has an antisocial personality disorder. This means that this person is constantly acting antisocial or criminally. He cannot adapt to the social norms set by society. A distinction can be made in the type of disorder of the psychopath. One form is characterized by brutal, uninhibited behavior, little fear and a feeling of disdain for everything. The other form involves criminal behavior. This form is an even meaner, more aggressive and uninhibited behavior. The psychopath can be persistent and profoundly criminal here.
Psychopaths act rude because they feel almost no fear.
They can also tolerate a lot of stress and danger. They are very confident and socially assertive.
The uninhibited behavior stems from their impulsiveness and difficulty planning and anticipating. They have few emotions, want immediate gratification, satisfaction and have little self-control. The mean behavior has to do with the lack of empathy and lack of commitment, connection with the other. They use their cruelty to become stronger themselves, to be able to express their tendencies and to experience destructive tension. A psychopath is cold-blooded.
This behavior can be reflected in how the brain works in a psychopath. The fearlessness is reflected in the amygdala (involved in controlling and processing various emotions) and other neurological systems that are important for the feeling of fear.
Nobody knows exactly what causes psychopathy.... It is probably a combination of genetics, living environment and interpersonal factors. For example, children of psychopaths are more likely to become psychopaths themselves.
Also, certain early life events can put you at greater risk of becoming a psychopath.
For example, a bad upbringing where the emphasis is on punishment instead of rewards. Or an inconsistent upbringing. Other factors that increase the risk of developing psychopathy can include:
Alcohol or drug use by the parents
Separation from a parent, or lack of parenting
Abuse or neglect of the child
Psychopathy has no cure. The treatment of adult psychopaths by psychologists is of little benefit. In contrast, the treatment of children who are psychopaths has had some minor results.
A psychopath is mentally ill. And is he crazy? We as normal people say "yes". A psychopath, however, will mainly think the other person is crazy and find himself very normal.
Even though he enjoys all the suffering, misfortune and misfortune in the other person, it simply doesn't affect him. In fact, he will do everything in his power to make this suffering worse. In doing so, he gives the other the feeling that the other is responsible for this suffering.
A psychopath can go very far. Certainly when completely losing control, he can really go wild and do everything he can to make the other person's life impossible. This can cause delusions. His opinion and thoughts are reality. The psychopath is not satisfied until the other collapses or is even dead.
A psychopath will preferably select a somewhat weaker person as a victim. For example someone who was abused or bullied as a child. Someone who is looking for confirmation, acceptance and love. A stronger person is more likely to go against the psychopath. The psychopath is more likely to get a big mouth in their mouths or people like that to stay away from him.
That does not mean that all victims of psychopaths are weak, some psychopaths are so crafty that they also get the strongest people underneath.
What you often see is that the psychopath separates the victim from his or her environment. The psychopath will not accept the victim's defense. He does not leave the victim alone. Here he can become that pesky stalker. This is often part of a much longer process that has been going on for years. The psychopath follows and controls the other in everything. In fact, you cannot have a real friendship with him.
We will come back to this later in how to deal with a psychopath. First, we will discuss the characteristics of the psychopath. So how to recognize him.
How do you recognize a psychopath?
We do not know the exact cause of psychopathy (yet), but the characteristics of the psychopath can be clearly identified!
Canadian researcher (criminology and psychology) Robert Hare has drawn up a checklist for diagnosing psychopathy. This checklist, the PCL-R, lists 20 characteristics. And is still being used.
We have listed these 20 characteristics for you.
1. Articulate and superficial charm
The psychopath has a smooth chat, is rarely tongue-tied and makes contact easily. He's actually quite charming. And can be a very nice conversation partner. You will often hear tall stories from him. If you look a little further, especially if you have some psychological insight, you may find him a shallow, smooth talker and too unctuous.
2. Exaggerated self-esteem
The psychopath considers himself very important. He finds his skills and talents extremely interesting and good. He's a show-off. Steps to the fore and wants to be the center of attention. He likes to talk about his great achievements. These accomplishments don't really have to have happened. People who did perform arouse his jealousy. He wishes these people all disaster.The psychopath wants to be the best and the brightest. And goes a long way in that. This way he can make a bet with the people he is so jealous of. This behavior can get out of hand, for example at parties. He does not shy away from quarrels, conflicts, with people who have performed more and are more intelligent, smarter than he. Of course he is not aware of this himself. Precisely because of his excessive self-confidence and the belief in his own beliefs and delusions. He sees what it wants to see.
3. Lying pathologically
He can lie like the best. About everything and shameless. If he's caught in a lie, he'll talk himself out. He has a reason or excuse for everything. He likes to give his "word of honor". But of course this word of honor means nothing.
4. Manipulative and cunning
The psychopath also manipulates like the best. He cheats on the other quite easily and has no idea how this might feel for the other. The psychopath goes a long way here. For example, he does everything for money. Criminal behavior, fraud, cheating family... The psychopath does this unscrupulously. Why not take advantage of the other's weaknesses?
5. Lack of remorse and guilt
The psychopath has no regrets or feelings of guilt. His behavior and actions make a lot of sense to him. He denies that he is to blame for anything. The blame really lies with the victim. And it is the victim's deserved wages. The psychopath always mentions extenuating circumstances here. It's okay with what has been done to the victim?
6. No emotional depth
A psychopath is cold-blooded. He comes across as insensitive to normal people. The psychopath finds the emotions of normal people dramatic, unreal and ephemeral.
7. Chill and lack of empathy
He has a cold personality. Insensitive to the rights, feelings, opinions and well-being of the other. The other is weak, stupid to manipulate and not important. He makes use of this. The other is there for him. To take advantage of. The psychopath considers himself the most important. He is self-centered and looks at the other with contempt.
8. Not taking responsibility for your own behavior
The other is always blamed. A psychopath does not have the ability or willingness to take responsibility for his behavior and its consequences for the other. He always finds an excuse.
9. Looking for stimuli and a tendency to be bored
A psychopath is always looking for stimulation.He gets bored quickly. He finds normal things in life such as work, education and relationships boring. For a short-term relationship, he may still be poking.
10. Parasitic lifestyle
Because work, education and relationships are of no interest to the psychopath, he benefits from others. He goes to family and friends or benefits agencies for money. Here he acts like a victim, looking for sympathy and financial help.
11. Little self-control
The psychopath can be very short-tempered and quickly lose control. He feels easily attacked by another. He does not accept criticism, frustration and failure. And solve this with violence, threats and name-calling. This short-tempered behavior can also stop as quickly as he started it. With a lot of alcohol consumption, his self-control is of course even less.
12. No (realistic) long-term goals.
A psychopath lives from day to day. He does not plan or set long-term goals. If he's already making plans, these plans are constantly changing. He's not worried about anything. He does not experience his life as without content. Nor does he learn from mistakes he has made before.
13. Impulsive
A psychopath does not think about his actions and behavior. What advantages or disadvantages this could have. So he lives unpredictably and makes spontaneous decisions. The decisions he makes are not thought through. He often changes jobs, ends relationships quickly, spends a lot of money easily and moves frequently. He does not inform those involved of this.
14. Irresponsible behavior
A psychopath has no sense of responsibility or any sense of duty and loyalty. He does not keep promises. He does what he likes. Family, friends, colleagues, everyone has to suffer. Of course he does not repay a loan. And can even endanger others with its irresponsible behavior.
15. Youth crime
Early on, the psychopath displays criminal behavior.
16. Behavioral problems at a young age
Unlike his peers, a psychopath has serious behavioral problems. In his childhood he already had many problems due to lying, theft, truancy, arson, manipulation, fighting, violence against humans and animals. At his early age, he is already the black sheep of the family.
17. Violation of parole
When a psychopath is in detention, he will try to escape. He ignores all rules. For example, he does not return from weekend leave or does not comply with the conditions of the suspended sentence. He continues to commit crimes while on parole.
18. Sexual debauchery
He has random sex and only has superficial and casual sexual relationships. He likes to participate freely in various sexual activities.
19. Short relationships
If a psychopath already enters into a marriage, it is short-lived. Even before his thirtieth birthday he has had several marriages or living together. He ends a relationship very easily. And starts looking for someone else.
20. Criminal versatility
A psychopath often has a criminal record with different types of offenses. If he works smart and intelligent, he can commit various crimes without being punished. Think of fraud or stalking.
A whole list of features. This checklist may only be administered by a professional counselor. This checklist is certainly not suitable as a test to see whether yourself or someone else meets the characteristics!
So a psychopath is a charming cheater. But what if you recognize someone close to you as a psychopath and with whom you sometimes have to deal? We give you some important tips in dealing with a psychopath.
What is a psychopath?
Few psychology terms stir up confusion like the word psychopath. Even though it's commonly used to describe someone who has a mental illness, psychopath is not an official diagnosis.
The true definition of a psychopath in psychiatry is antisocial personality disorder (ASPD), explains Dr. Prakash Masand, a psychiatrist and the founder of the Centers of Psychiatric Excellence. ASPD describes an individual who shows patterns of manipulation and violation to others.
Masand says the one thing that can be confusing about ASPD are the words "anti-social."
"Most people might assume this describes someone who is reserved, a loner, keeps to himself, etc. However, this is not the case in ASPD," he explains. "When we say anti-social in ASPD, it means someone who goes against society, rules, and other behaviors that are more commonplace."
Common signs of psychopathy
Since the term psychopath is not an official diagnosis, experts refer to the signs described under ASPD. According to Masand, some of the more common signs to be aware of include:
socially irresponsible behavior
disregarding or violating the rights of others
inability to distinguish between right and wrong
difficulty with showing remorse or empathy
tendency to lie often
manipulating and hurting others
recurring problems with the law
general disregard towards safety and responsibility
Other behaviors that may be signs of ASPD include a tendency to take risks, reckless behavior, and being deceitful with frequent lying.
Masand says someone exhibiting this behavior may also lack deep emotional connections, have a superficial charm about them, be very aggressive, and get very angry sometimes.
Additionally, people with ASPD don't care if they have hurt someone, are impulsive and abusive, and lack remorse. In the case of ASPD, abusive doesn't necessarily mean violent.
In addition to the signs and behaviors, Masand says there are certain traits associated with ASPD:
More men than women have this diagnosis.
Technically, to receive an ASPD diagnosis, you have to be 18 years of age. But some people will show signs of conduct disorder, which may be an early indicator of ASPD, as early as age 11.
It's a chronic condition that seems to improve with age.
Mortality rates are higher in people with ASPD because of their behavior.
How is psychopathy diagnosed?
Since psychopathy is not an official mental disorder, the condition experts diagnose is ASPD. Before explaining the criteria used to diagnose ASPD, it's important to mention that diagnosing and treating ASPD presents some unique challenges.
According to Masand, ASPD can be difficult to treat because the person who needs help doesn't believe there is a problem with their behavior. As a result, they rarely seek treatment.
That said, the established guidelines used to diagnose ASPD is that the behavior generally begins by age 15 or in the teenage years. However, Masand says a true ASPD diagnoses is not made until the age of 18. "For most people, the worst of the behavior occurs in the late teen years throughout the twenties," he explains.
To get a proper diagnosis, a mental health professional will conduct a full mental health evaluation. During this process, the mental health professional will evaluate a person's thoughts, feelings, behavior patterns, and relationships. They will identify symptoms and compare them to the ASPD symptoms in the DSM-5.
The mental health professional will also look at medical history. This full evaluation is a critical step since ASPD tends to show comorbidity with other mental health and addictive disorders.
https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/LSRP.php
Psychopathic Test!
What is a psychopathic person like?
Psychopathy is characterized by diagnostic features such as superficial charm, high intelligence, poor judgment and failure to learn from experience, pathological egocentricity and incapacity for love, lack of remorse or shame, impulsivity, grandiose sense of self-worth, pathological lying, manipulative behavior, poor.
Is psychopathy a mental illness?
How is psychopathy diagnosed? Since psychopathy is not an official mental disorder, the condition experts diagnose if ASPD.
Can a psychopath change?
Psychopaths cannot be cured - here's why. Psychopathy is a personality disorder, not a mental illness. There is no "cure" for psychopaths, and they will never be able to change. If they are in prison, psychopaths can be managed with reward-based treatment.
Why do psychopaths lie?
Psychopaths are likely to repeatedly attempt to deceive their partners and will lie about anything under any circumstances in order to conceal their behaviour and achieve their goals - whatever they may be.
What makes a psychopath a psychopath?
Instead, psychopathy is characterised by an extreme lack of empathy. Psychopaths may also be manipulative, charming and exploitative, and behave in an impulsive and risky manner. They may lack conscience or guilt, and refuse to accept responsibility for their actions.
© 2000-2021 Worldwide Online Education School - Chanoa Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training Online Education - Professional Association SSMHG Copyright©
The essential cookies are essential for the safe and correct operation of our website and the registration process.
Functional cookies remember your preferences for our website and enable its customization.
Performance cookies monitor the performance of our website.
Marketing / third party cookies
Marketing cookies allow us to measure and analyze the performance of our website.
self-esteem psychological insight Lying pathologically Manipulative and cunning lack of empathy self-centered drugs and alcohol Parasitic lifestyle no self-control Irresponsible behavior Youth crime psychopath criminal behavior Behavioral problems Sexual debauchery


text:
Blast kills 4 policemen in Baghdad
Arab World 6 June 2010 11:18 (UTC+04:00)
At least four police officers have been killed after a bomb exploded outside a police station in the capital city of Baghdad, authorities say.
The car blast took place on Sunday morning, an unnamed source in Iraq's Interior Ministry told Reuters.
The explosion also left at least 10 other policemen wounded, PRESS TV reported.
An explosive-laden vehicle was detonated into a gathering of police during a shift change at a station in the Amil district, the source said.
Nepal approves emergency use of Covishield vaccine manufactured in India
Nepal requests India for early provision of COVID-19 vaccines
S Jaishankar attends sixth meeting of India-Nepal Joint Commission


Brief: Xiaojisu cake is one of Hangzhou snacks for all ages.
Xiaojisu cake is one of Hangzhou snacks for all ages. Xiaojisu literally means crispy chick because of its shape of chick and crispy taste. Its main ingredients are fine flour, salad oil and sweet bean paste. This oven-fresh cake has very cute appearance and overflowing fragrance. It tastes crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, sweet and palatable.


Wedding bells will soon be ringing for actress Kate Bosworth!
The 29-year-old star revealed her plans to wed director boyfriend Michael Polish rather subtly in a travel blog posting for Vogue magazine in which she casually drops the fact she and her beau are engaged.
"On our first day in Seoul, my fiancé, Michael Polish, and I venture out to discover Changdeokgung Palace," she began offhandedly before chronicling their joint travels.
The pair sent the rumor mill into a tizzy late last year when Bosworth was seen sporting matching gold bands with Polish, who she met on the set of his film, Big Sur.


Hello The Woodlands, TX community! My name is Kimberly McDaniel and I am a proud wife to Brett and mommy to Ace. We have 2 other rescued family members, Milo & Millie (the pups). Our family moved to The Woodlands six years ago and we have enjoyed every single moment here. My husband works as a Senior O&G Financial Analyst and I am a new mom-preneur straight from 10+ years in the marketing industry. Our little guy, Ace, is into trying out every sport that he comes across, beating dyslexia by reading every book that he can get his hands on and making others laugh. We are a proud Jesus and sports (Go 'Stros!!) loving family that spends our free time listening to good music, enjoying good scenery, eating good food with family and friends and celebrating everything life has to offer. I'm a lover of all things fun, pretty, creative, and I thoroughly enjoy organizing and decorating everything. When this business became an option for our family – there was no hesitation that it would be a perfect fit. We could not be more excited to bring extra joy, surprises and smiles to occasions of all kinds across our wonderful community. This job certainly feels like anything but that and we want you to know that there is nothing too big or too small that we wouldn't want to celebrate with you. Our motto is to make every day a special day!


Nice Moncler Cluny Military Green No.2108 : UK Moncler Sale | Moncler Coats, Moncler Jacket Cheap Sale!
Elegant functionality and elegance combine in the Military Green Cluny jacket, a wardrobe staple for the whole winter season. Reinvented parka shapes combined with the iconic Moncler padding and multi-purpose features create the perfect garment for any situation. It is packed with references to tailoring and enough style statements even for a spontaneous high altitude trip.


text:
Rudorf ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Carl Rudorf (1903–1956), deutscher Politiker (NSDAP), Kreisleiter in Ravensburg
 Dieter Rudorf (* 1938), deutscher Politiker (SPD)
 Georg Rudorf (1868–1948), deutscher Landwirtschaftsrat, Lehrer, Doktor der Landwirtschaft, genannt Ackerdoktor
 Karl Hermann Rudorf (1823–1880), deutscher Forstwissenschaftler
 Reginald Rudorf (1929–2008), deutscher Politologe, Dissident, Journalist, Medienkritiker und Autor
 Wilhelm Rudorf (1891–1969), deutscher Agrarwissenschaftler, Botaniker und Pflanzengenetiker


text:
Towards Automatic Test Suite Generation for Functional Programming Assignments using Budgeted Compositional Symbolic Execution
Master Project of Wesley Baartman
In this thesis, we have defined a symbolic execution technique to automatically generate test suites for programs written in functional programming languages that can find the behavioural differences between a reference implementation and a set of potentially different implementations. Our symbolic execution technique uses a constraint solver in order to find a model that satisfies all constraints that together represent an execution path through the program. Furthermore, our technique utilises manually defined budget constraints to guide the symbolic execution to more interesting areas of the programs. These budget constraints define an initial budget that dictates when the symbolic execution terminates, and a set of costs associated to certain operations such as calling (specific) functions or performing (specific) pattern matches. This allows the symbolic execution to deplete budgets faster when it explores functions or branches of a program that are deemed "unlikely to be interesting". This results in less system resources being used on exploring these uninteresting execution paths, and instead allows for exploration of deeper paths in more interesting areas of the programs. Our budget constraint optimisation strategy works alongside other well-known optimisation strategies for symbolic execution such as early branch pruning and reusing intermediate results, more commonly known in the field of symbolic execution as compositioning.
In order to perform our symbolic execution on functional programs, we have defined a variation of Control Flow Graphs (CFG) for functional programming languages which allow modelling the execution flow between the different expressions that form the body of functions in functional programming. Additionally, our technique uses a constraint solver in order to find what paths through the program are feasible and to generate inputs that will lead to the execution of said paths. To allow us to specify these constraints on a higher-level, we have defined an intermediate Domain Specific Language (DSL), which can be transformed into a lower-level language understood by the constraint solver. We refer to this DSL as our Intermediate Constraint Language (ICL). Our ICL supports working seamlessly with type systems that allow inheritance, rather than only supporting Algebraic Data Types (ADT).
Furthermore, we have developed a symbolic execution engine for programs written in a pure and functional subset of the Scala programming language. This symbolic execution engine implements our proposed symbolic execution technique alongside the other described optimisation techniques. We have used this implementation in order to measure the effectiveness of our symbolic execution technique. In order to do this, we have used our technique in a scenario to automatically generate test suites for real student submissions of introductory assignments to functional programming. We have performed a comparison between the obtained branch coverages and mutation scores with our technique and the manually written test suites that have been used for multiple years. Finally, we have reflected on the feasibility of using this approach in practice by looking at the execution time and the number of inquiries to the constraint solver, required to generate test suites that are able to find an adequate number of errors.
Student: Wesley Baartman
Supervisor(s): Casper Bach Poulsen, Koen Langendoen


text:
NFL draft: Despite famous father, Florida State's Asante Samuel Jr. trying to blaze his own trail
When you're the son of a four-time Pro Bowl cornerback and two-time NFL interceptions leader, one who shares the first and last names of his father and plays the same position, it's hard to completely separate the two.
And it's not as if Florida State cornerback Asante Samuel Jr. isn't proud of the achievements of his father who played 11 years in the NFL, winning two Super Bowls with the New England Patriots. It's just that the younger Samuel is trying to make his own name — even if it's virtually the same name — as he approaches his NFL journey.
"That comes from training and having that overall swag about myself," the FSU corner told Yahoo Sports by phone recently. "It's just my natural confidence."
Florida State defensive back Asante Samuel Jr. reacts to a play during the game against Syracuse. (Photo by Logan Stanford/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
The junior corner has opted out and declared for the 2021 NFL draft. Samuel is now in the midst of training for the scouting combine in February and other pre-draft workouts. He's virtually injury-free, save for a few little aches and pains from the season.
Samuel turned in the best season of his three-year career with the Seminoles, notching a career-high and team-best three interceptions in eight games, plus nine passes defended, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble. He also ran his three picks back for 74 yards, including 38- and 36-yard returns in the opener against Georgia Tech.
"Scouts were saying [last year] they wanted me to make more plays on the ball," Samuel said, "so that's what I did."
Samuel landed late in Round 1 in our most recent 2021 NFL mock draft. It's a good year for cornerbacks, including some more physically blessed ones. Samuel's fearless approach, his knack for timing up passes and transitioning extremely well have him earning strong grades from scouts.
His performance against a 2019 Florida squad loaded with receiver talent caught scouts' eyes last season, followed by a strong bowl game performance against Arizona State's Frank Darby. Good performances against Georgia Tech, Miami, North Carolina and Pitt this season have only enhanced Samuel's stock.
Biggest concerns from scouts
Size might be one of Samuel's biggest knocks in the scouting world. He believes that shouldn't hold him back, not even if he's tasked with covering some of the DK Metcalf-sized wideouts in the league.
Samuel says he's at 185 pounds now, with plans to be at 190 or more by the time the scouting combine rolls around. What Samuel measures, height-wise, could be significant. Although he's listed on the FSU roster as being 5-foot-10, some evaluators say he could check in slightly below the 5-9 mark.
The most recent first-round cornerback at 5-9 (or a hair shorter) and 190 pounds or fewer was Jason Verrett back in 2014. Two smaller corners went late in Round 1 last year — 5-10, 198-pound Noah Igbinoghene to the Miami Dolphins and 5-10, 191-pound Jeff Gladney to the Minnesota Vikings.
"I'll never be the biggest, or even the fastest guy on the field, and I know that," Samuel said. "I know my technique has to be great all the time. Playing with leverage. I see undersized cornerbacks playing against big receivers and they win because they play with technique.
"I am never going to make my [lack of] size a reason to fail. A lot of people out there are way smaller than me."
Samuel said a more recent question from scouts has been about his press-coverage technique — as in, they want to see more of it. The Seminoles ran a lot of press in Samuel's freshman year of 2018 under former coordinator Harlon Barnett. This season, under new coordinator Adam Fuller, FSU played a lot of off-man and Cover 3.
"That's what I am doing now, just drilling on [press] technique," Samuel said. "For me, my biggest thing is I don't want them to touch me before I touch them. Then I might be at a disadvantage. My feet and my hands, whatever my plan is on a given play, that's where I need to gain that initial advantage."
Asked which wideouts were his best challenges in college, Samuels cited the offenses of Florida, Clemson, Notre Dame as being the toughest tests for him and his teammates but didn't give specific names.
"Honestly, I feel like whenever I give up a play … that's on me. It's my fault," he said. "It's less about [what the receiver] does and more me not being my best on that play. I can correct my technique the next time and get them. Those bad plays I had, those are on me."
Toughened by losing
In three years with the Noles, Samuel never experienced a winning team. FSU's record during his time in school was 14-20. There was a coaching change, with Willie Taggart getting fired a year ago, replaced first by interim Odell Haggins and then this offseason by Mike Norvell.
FSU was stung during that time by controversy, player defections, lost recruits, underclassmen declaring, upset losses, losses to rivals and just about every other setback imaginable. And though Samuel said he had to carefully weigh the pros and cons of opting out early (and before the end of the season), he didn't regret his time at Tallahassee.
"I came from a powerhouse high school at St. Thomas [Aquinas in Sunrise, Florida]," Samuel said. "The last few years we've been losing, and I feel like it helped me mentally and physically. You have to work harder when you're not winning.
"I know the NFL is up and down, there's bad teams, tough seasons. I tried to work hard on my craft every day, [no matter] our record. So to me, it's just early preparation for that experience."
And of course, having a father who played in the league doesn't hurt. It was made clear before the interview that Samuel has tired of the questions about dad, which is understandable.
"I'm just trying to make my own way," Samuel said. "It's not about not wanting to be him, or whatever. Just me trying to showcase my ability to cover and make plays.
"Some of it is genetics, but I mean, I have always assumed nothing is just going to be given to me because of my name. I want to work for everything I have a shot at. That's where the hard work pays off. If you don't put in the time, eventually you'll fail. I don't want that to happen."


text:
<?php

namespace frontend\models;

use Yii;

/**
 * This is the model class for table "pttype".
 *
 * @property string $pttype
 * @property string $name
 * @property string $editmask
 * @property string $isuse
 * @property string $pcode
 * @property string $requirecode
 * @property string $doctor_fee
 * @property string $fee_code
 * @property integer $discount
 * @property string $contract
 * @property string $paidst
 * @property string $in_region
 * @property string $uc
 * @property string $require_hcode
 * @property string $oldcode
 * @property string $fee_code2
 * @property integer $price_type
 * @property string $debtor
 * @property string $noexpire
 * @property string $hipdata_code
 * @property integer $min_age
 * @property integer $max_age
 * @property string $bill_sss
 * @property integer $bill_type
 * @property string $hipdata_pttype
 * @property string $use_contract_id
 * @property string $yearly_charge
 * @property string $yearly_charge_icode1
 * @property string $yearly_charge_icode2
 * @property integer $region_type
 * @property string $pttype_group1
 * @property string $pttype_group2
 * @property string $pttype_guid
 * @property double $max_debt_money
 * @property string $allow_finance_edit
 * @property string $print_csmb_statement
 * @property string $pttype_information
 * @property string $fee_code_paidst
 * @property string $fee_code2_paidst
 * @property integer $debt_due_day
 * @property string $rx_pay_debit_tr
 * @property string $separate_rcpno
 * @property integer $rcp_bookno
 * @property string $separate_debt_id
 * @property string $admit_fee_code
 * @property string $use_package
 * @property string $charge_df_perday
 * @property string $nhso_code
 * @property integer $ipd_hour_cut
 * @property integer $pttype_spp_id
 * @property string $print_presc_ned
 * @property string $province_code
 * @property string $thailand_code
 * @property string $hos_guid
 * @property integer $sks_benefit_plan_type_id
 * @property string $pttype_std_code
 * @property string $export_eclaim
 * @property string $round_money
 * @property integer $pttype_price_policy_type_id
 * @property string $emp_privilege
 * @property string $is_pttype_plan
 */
class Pttype extends \yii\db\ActiveRecord
{
    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public static function tableName()
    {
        return 'pttype';
    }

    /**
     * @return \yii\db\Connection the database connection used by this AR class.
     */
    public static function getDb()
    {
        return Yii::$app->get('db2');
    }

    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public function rules()
    {
        return [
            [['pttype'], 'required'],
            [['discount', 'price_type', 'min_age', 'max_age', 'bill_type', 'region_type', 'debt_due_day', 'rcp_bookno', 'ipd_hour_cut', 'pttype_spp_id', 'sks_benefit_plan_type_id', 'pttype_price_policy_type_id'], 'integer'],
            [['max_debt_money'], 'number'],
            [['pttype_information'], 'string'],
            [['pttype', 'pcode', 'paidst', 'fee_code_paidst', 'fee_code2_paidst', 'nhso_code'], 'string', 'max' => 2],
            [['name'], 'string', 'max' => 250],
            [['editmask'], 'string', 'max' => 100],
            [['isuse', 'requirecode', 'doctor_fee', 'contract', 'in_region', 'uc', 'require_hcode', 'debtor', 'noexpire', 'bill_sss', 'use_contract_id', 'yearly_charge', 'allow_finance_edit', 'print_csmb_statement', 'rx_pay_debit_tr', 'separate_rcpno', 'separate_debt_id', 'use_package', 'charge_df_perday', 'print_presc_ned', 'export_eclaim', 'round_money', 'emp_privilege', 'is_pttype_plan'], 'string', 'max' => 1],
            [['fee_code', 'fee_code2', 'yearly_charge_icode1', 'yearly_charge_icode2', 'admit_fee_code'], 'string', 'max' => 7],
            [['oldcode'], 'string', 'max' => 5],
            [['hipdata_code'], 'string', 'max' => 6],
            [['hipdata_pttype', 'pttype_group1', 'pttype_group2', 'province_code', 'thailand_code'], 'string', 'max' => 3],
            [['pttype_guid', 'hos_guid'], 'string', 'max' => 38],
            [['pttype_std_code'], 'string', 'max' => 4]
        ];
    }

    /**
     * @inheritdoc
     */
    public function attributeLabels()
    {
        return [
            'pttype' => 'Pttype',
            'name' => 'Name',
            'editmask' => 'Editmask',
            'isuse' => 'Isuse',
            'pcode' => 'Pcode',
            'requirecode' => 'Requirecode',
            'doctor_fee' => 'Doctor Fee',
            'fee_code' => 'Fee Code',
            'discount' => 'Discount',
            'contract' => 'Contract',
            'paidst' => 'Paidst',
            'in_region' => 'In Region',
            'uc' => 'Uc',
            'require_hcode' => 'Require Hcode',
            'oldcode' => 'Oldcode',
            'fee_code2' => 'Fee Code2',
            'price_type' => 'Price Type',
            'debtor' => 'Debtor',
            'noexpire' => 'Noexpire',
            'hipdata_code' => 'Hipdata Code',
            'min_age' => 'Min Age',
            'max_age' => 'Max Age',
            'bill_sss' => 'Bill Sss',
            'bill_type' => 'Bill Type',
            'hipdata_pttype' => 'Hipdata Pttype',
            'use_contract_id' => 'Use Contract ID',
            'yearly_charge' => 'Yearly Charge',
            'yearly_charge_icode1' => 'Yearly Charge Icode1',
            'yearly_charge_icode2' => 'Yearly Charge Icode2',
            'region_type' => 'Region Type',
            'pttype_group1' => 'Pttype Group1',
            'pttype_group2' => 'Pttype Group2',
            'pttype_guid' => 'Pttype Guid',
            'max_debt_money' => 'Max Debt Money',
            'allow_finance_edit' => 'Allow Finance Edit',
            'print_csmb_statement' => 'Print Csmb Statement',
            'pttype_information' => 'Pttype Information',
            'fee_code_paidst' => 'Fee Code Paidst',
            'fee_code2_paidst' => 'Fee Code2 Paidst',
            'debt_due_day' => 'Debt Due Day',
            'rx_pay_debit_tr' => 'Rx Pay Debit Tr',
            'separate_rcpno' => 'Separate Rcpno',
            'rcp_bookno' => 'Rcp Bookno',
            'separate_debt_id' => 'Separate Debt ID',
            'admit_fee_code' => 'Admit Fee Code',
            'use_package' => 'Use Package',
            'charge_df_perday' => 'Charge Df Perday',
            'nhso_code' => 'Nhso Code',
            'ipd_hour_cut' => 'Ipd Hour Cut',
            'pttype_spp_id' => 'Pttype Spp ID',
            'print_presc_ned' => 'Print Presc Ned',
            'province_code' => 'Province Code',
            'thailand_code' => 'Thailand Code',
            'hos_guid' => 'Hos Guid',
            'sks_benefit_plan_type_id' => 'Sks Benefit Plan Type ID',
            'pttype_std_code' => 'Pttype Std Code',
            'export_eclaim' => 'Export Eclaim',
            'round_money' => 'Round Money',
            'pttype_price_policy_type_id' => 'Pttype Price Policy Type ID',
            'emp_privilege' => 'Emp Privilege',
            'is_pttype_plan' => 'Is Pttype Plan',
        ];
    }
    public function getPttype($id){

       $model = Pttype::find()->where(['pttype'=>$id])->one();
       $name = @$model->name;
       return $name;
   }
}


Malware evolves much as any other type of software evolves. New "features" are added, fixes are made, etc. Perhaps a distinguishing quality of malware evolution is that many of the "release" versions are only different by a small amount, typically to throw off the scanners and filters that look for characteristics of the previous versions. A phylogenic graph of the possible derivations and relationships between samples can be helpful in understanding the evolution. The figure below illustrates part of a phylogeny (from this paper).
In the malware phylogeny project we are investigating methods for creating useful phylogenic graphs. A key problem is accounting for the various transformations made that obfuscate the provenance of the code. These obfuscations need to be accounted for in the comparison process. For example, new samples may be released in which the order of the code is permuted — through function motion, code block reordering, statement reordering, and so on. One approach we have explored (used to generate the figure above) is to use a feature-matching approach that allows for such permutations of ordering.
We are also investigating the problem of evaluating malware phylogeny generation systems. Without solid evaluation method it is impossible to know how to improve the state of the art. Matt Hayes's research project involves constructing two different models for generating artificial evolution histories, which can be then used for systematic testing and comparison of phylogeny models via objective tree distance metrics. We are also trying out phylogeny model generators on tough test cases (see our VB presentation).


As of the middle of August 2018, we have 17 confirmed layouts in N, HO, HOn3, and Sn3. We also have interested but not confirmed (a matter of form submission) for more layouts in those scales plus On3, On30, On2, Fn3, and 7 1/2" gauge. The Modular Layouts will be set up at the Railroad Museum (CSRM) and will be available from 10am to 5pm. This list is building and sometime this winter we will start to list the layouts, meanwhile, here are a few pictures for you to look at.


Sending packages can get tricky, especially if hazardous material (hazmat) is hiding in one of your packages. Certain items that are essential to our daily lives - such as batteries and common household items - may seem harmless, but they can be toxic, corrosive, and even explosive if handled inappropriately. That's why it's important to always Check the Box and make sure your package is safe to send.
Learn more about the different types of everyday items that can contain hazmat.
Are you shipping hazmat? If so, there are some very important steps to follow. Get started with our overview of the hazmat shipping process.
Check out some of the frequently asked questions (FAQs) about hazmat shipping.
Here are some additional resources that can be helpful for all things hazmat. Be sure to check back often for new content!


astm standards thermal conductivity stainless steel 303, NV A shipbuilding steel,Hot sell astm standards thermal conductivity stainless steel 303, NV A shipbuilding steel stock in China,China astm standards thermal conductivity stainless steel 303, NV A shipbuilding steel factory. BBN steel keeps more than 10,000 tons hot rolled and cold rolled astm standards thermal conductivity stainless steel 303, NV A shipbuilding steel in stock each month. BBN steel can meet our customer's any quantity request. Based on these stock source, our advantage industry spread into steel process like : cutting ( any size and any shape ) drilling, welding, milling, machining and steel structure. BBN steel also have a high quality logistics team who make sure the fast delivery time and shipment. Anyway, if you want to find astm standards thermal conductivity stainless steel 303, NV A shipbuilding steel plate/sheet/angle bar/bulb flat bar/ L section steel bar supplier, astm standards thermal conductivity stainless steel 303, NV A shipbuilding steel plate/sheet/angle bar/bulb flat bar/ L section steel bar manufacturer, astm standards thermal conductivity stainless steel 303, NV A shipbuilding steel plate/sheet/angle bar/bulb flat bar/ L section steel bar exporter, please contact BBN steel's sales team. We will give you the astm standards thermal conductivity stainless steel 303, NV A shipbuilding steel plate/sheet/angle bar/bulb flat bar/ L section steel bar competitive price, astm standards thermal conductivity stainless steel 303, NV A shipbuilding steel plate/sheet/angle bar/bulb flat bar/ L section steel bar good quality and best service from us.
A312 - 17 Standard Specification for Seamless, Welded, and Heavily Cold Worked Austenitic Stainless Steel Pipes , austenitic stainless steel, seamless steel pipe, stainless steel pipe, steel pipe, welded steel pipe,, ... ASTM Standards. A262 Practices for Detecting Susceptibility to Intergranular Attack in Austenitic Stainless Steels.
ASTM A106 bend pipes as per drawing; Stainless steel 316 Pipe Clamp as per drawing; ... STAINLESS STEEL 303 Download. ... Thermal Conductivity at 212°F: 113/2 (Btu x in)/(hr x ft2 x °F) Mechanical Properties. Typical Tensile Properties. Tensile Strength, ksi. 75.


text:
Q: How to close Activities I have 4 Activities and each one has different objects which can get from server. The main purpose is when I submit final data in activity 4, Activity 1 must be called again. I have tested several methods, backing from D activity to Main activity is easy but I would like to clear all previous Activities too which makes this question different.

At this time I have to close activity B and C. If I just finish activity D and start Activity A in a new intent, the previous Activities are alive and whenever I want to come back from app I can see those activities again. How can I close multiple activities at the same time?

A: Solution: You can close any activity from any other activity by doing this: (Follow the below steps)
Step1: Create a static object of each Class before onCreate():
public static YourActivityClass activity;

Step2: Then in your onCreate() initialize it:
activity = YourActivityClass.this

Step3: Now you can finish it from whichever activity you want:
YourActivityClass.activity.finish();

Similarly you can do it for every activity you want to close from any other activity.
Alternate Method: Just pass no history in the intent:
Intent intent = new Intent(ActivityD.this, ActivityA.class);
intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NO_HISTORY);
startActivity(intent);
finish();

The choice of using the solution is upto you. All the best.

A: Start Activity A from Activity D with the flags FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TASK and FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK to clear the stack when creating the new Activity.

A: have u used  the following flag

Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK

Intent intent = new Intent(CLASS_D.this, CLASS_A.class);
intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK);
startActivity(intent);

A: Use the Intent Flags to clear the Stack ,
 Intent intent = new Intent(D.this,A.class);
 intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TASK|Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK);
 startActivity(intent);

Then the Activity A only will be in the Stack

A: Use FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP Intent Flag to start activity A again using -
Intent intent = new Intent(ActivityD.this, ActivityA.class);
intent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP);
startActivity(intent);

This flag will clean up B and C from the stack and open A.

A: 2 lines on Activity D can do the magic.
In your onBackPressed() method of Activity D.
Add theses lines
@Override
     public void onBackPressed() {
            startActivity(new Intent(Activity_D.this,Activity_A.class));
            finishAffinity();
        }

FinishAffinity will clear all opened Activities. So only Activity A will remained open

A: for going back from activity D to activity A pass the intent in onBackPressed() method.
@Override
     public void onBackPressed() {
            Intent in = new Intent(Activity-D.this,Activity-A.class);
            startActivity(in);
            finish();
        }

A: You can use EventBus to do that.
Define a event class FinishActivity
public class FinishActivity{

}

register event in activity B,C
you can use
EventBus.getDefault().register(this)

in your onCreate method for registering and unregister it in onDestroy
 by EventBus.getDefault().unregister(this).
Create one method in your activityB,C.
public void onMainThreadEvent(FinishActivity event) {
     finish();
}

You can send FinishActivity event by EventBus.getDefault().post(new FinishAxtivity());Activity B,C will finish themselves after sending that event.

A: One possible way to do this is to start every activity using startActivityForResult, and then handling the closing of activities in the onActivityResult callback.

A: You can achieve that by different of ways.

*

*Using noHistory flag inside activity declaration on manifests.xml
<activity
    android:name=".Acitivity_B"  <!-- do same with activity c and d -->
    android:noHistory="true"/>

*Using startActivityForResult
startActivityForResult(intent,101);

@Override
public void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
   super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
     if (requestCode == 101)
        finish();
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange