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Leeza SOHO Tower by Zaha Hadid Architects
The vertical cut through the tower creates two sides of the structure, each with its own core.
Photo © Hufton + Crow
Inside the soaring atrium, the open void spirals up between the two dynamic interior facades as they bulge out and recede.
The exterior curtain wall's glass modules are staggered like fish scales.
The lobby is a public space.
From an upper-floor elevator core, tenants can look out across the atrium.
The dramatic 45-story atrium descends to the ground level.
Image courtesy Zaha Hadid Architects
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Commercial high-rises may pack cities with people, but most towers are largely antisocial. Empty lobbies blank out street life, and elevators silence and isolate individuals. Thick concrete service cores relegate occupants to the perimeter, keeping people on one side of the building from people on the other. Floors stacked like pancakes stop communication between levels. Divided, striated, and contained, high-rises squeeze out the great architectural subject of modern architecture—space—eliminating the medium of social connectivity.
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The design of the Leeza SOHO Tower by Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA), which opened in Beijing in November with a galactic light show in the atrium, reinvents the typology of the office high-rise. Spiraling 45 stories around the tallest atrium in the world—637 feet high—and bowed with the entasis of an elegant Greek column, it may earn fame for its lithe profile on the skyline and for an architectural wit not seen since the Chrysler Building. But it is unique because it centers on an open volume rather than an opaque core, fostering community within a space as compressed and intimate as a New York City street. Each half of the building is serviced by its own core so that the two sides basically operate as independent towers, belted together by steel trusses ringing them into a stable structural unit. Each side is designed with a glazed interior facade, facing its twin opposite. On any floor, you can see the color of the neckties across the way.
One of the last designs by Zaha Hadid before her death in 2016, the tower has roots in her early career, when she started cultivating public space as a way of stoking life and community in her architecture—in Cincinnati, for example, she brought the sidewalk into the lobby of the Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art as an urban carpet. Patrik Schumacher, her partner, now the head of the London-based firm and a leading exponent of parametricism, maintains that the social web of digital platforms does not replace the need for public space—as old and fundamental as the Greek agora and the Roman forum—but can complement, reinforce, and extend it.
To open up Leeza, Hadid and Schumacher made a simple surgical cut down the middle of an elliptical cylinder, slicing it top to bottom, and pushing each of two banks of elevators to the sides, opening the core to form a chimney of space soaring up to a roof of skylights.
The form of the tower is basically an irregularly shaped double helix that turns around a point centered in the atrium. The facing facades spiral in a gyrational turbulence, twisting with the same athletic torque that ancient artists sculpted in statues like the Belvedere Torso and the Laocoön, both in the Vatican. The atrium is not a static void but a vectorial form that leads the eye up as the facades bulge and recede with the push and pull of varied configurations of office space, depending on the floor. Outside, the architects stepped and staggered the curtain wall's glass modules like scales on a fish to achieve the tower's continuously curving shape.
While exemplifying Vitruvius's rule about buildings' embodying firmness and commodity, here the third element—delight—triumphs. As the tower was completed, folks from the neighborhood rode their bikes over for a closer look at their spectacular new neighbor. Seen at night, the glazing of the tall seam between the two towers twists up its full height like a flame.
Satoshi Ohashi, head of ZHA's Beijing office and the project director, explains the twist. The axis of the atrium at its base aligns with a subway line that crosses the site at a diagonal, but the architects turned the tower 45 degrees as it rises so that the top aligns with the urban grid of the surrounding avenues. The base responds to the below-grade infrastructure, which will be developed with four stories of shopping and services.
Turning the building created tortional stresses inside that are reflected on the interior facades: the architects trace the turns and eruptions with leaning columns and fanning floor plates that document the vertical topography of forces.
The barrel-like silhouette responded to the desire of the developer, SOHO China, to vary square footage on each of the 45 floors, which total 1.86 million square feet of commercial space. The client stipulated a minimum core-to-perimeter dimension of 27 feet, varying to a maximum of 47 feet. Constraints for fire lanes determined the narrow dimension at the tower's base; the widest floor plates occur mid-rise.
In his remarks at the packed opening, Schumacher acknowledged that the high-rise atrium has been hiding in plain sight for decades in the hotels John Portman designed in the United States, beginning in the late 1960s. The architects simply transposed the idea to a commercial office building, though clearly the concept has evolved far beyond its original form—Portman's orthogonal atria were cold glaciers of space.
Parametric tools that integrated the building's systems with exacting precision, as well as generating the dazzling helical form, made it all feasible. The tower is designed to LEED Gold standards, including such features as photovoltaics and green swaths on the roof, with its advanced environmental efficiencies governed by those systems. Schumacher, the parametricist, says simply, "It's a fully digitally controlled design and digitally controlled building."
For him, the project is proof of the theory that a totally integrated building of seamless complexity can be commercially competitive, even within Beijing's overbuilt office marketplace. SOHO China, who have completed four projects with ZHA since Hadid's 2004 Pritzker prize, were not acting credits as permissive art patrons but as knowledgeable, aggressive developers who understood that an exalted object would stand out and give their building the competitive advantage of prestige, desirability, and uniqueness.
In the crowded context of an emerging new business district in southwest Beijing, where the surrounding high-rises are respectable, conservative, and pinstriped—and predictably extruded up from a base—Leeza is an intelligent, charismatically idiosyncratic tower—a super-high-tech building that looks organic rather than mechanical: it expresses the soul of the new machine. Its emblematic daring reveals the cultural and entrepreneurial ambitions of a country willing to take smart risks. In China, with the depth of a great past, the building points to the depth of its future.
Executive architect:
Beijing Institute of Architectural Design
Bollinger + Grohmann, China Academy of Building Research (structure);
Konstruct West Partners, Knighton Facade, Yuanda (facade);
Parsons Brinkerhoff (m/e/p);
J+B Studios Architectural Design, Light Design, Leuchte (lighting)
China State Construction Engineering Corporation
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Karen was born in Cambridge. She now lives in Dorset. In 1988, she graduated from Harrow College of Art, HND Ceramics.
She was awarded the Winsor & Newton prize of Art and her work selected for Arts Council presentation.
A passionate gardener with a background in textiles, these influences are evident in the glaze on glaze technique of decorating with Chinese brushes. Her work is thrown and bisque fired in an electric kiln to 1000°C. The pieces are then dipped in a base glaze and decorated with colour and slip trailers. They are then fired in a gas kiln to 1280°C. The reducing environment gives the subtle hazy colours obtained.


You will arrive in Johannesburg in South Africa to commence this exciting safari. After a pleasant night at a nearby lodge we will depart for the northern Drakensberg Mountains and the quaint village of Dullstroom. This town is unique in Africa as it closely resembles a Scottish Highland village and as such it is also the trout fishing capital of South Africa. We will spend two nights in this scenic town so that you experience some of the many activities on offer and wander the streets and boutique shops at leisure. If you love freshly cooked trout then this will be your chance to over indulge at any number of venues all with prices designed to keep you coming back for more.
From Dullstroom we head to the very edge of the high veldt escarpment and the town of Graskop. On the way we can visit the National Trust listed town of Pilgrims Rest which has been frozen in time as it was at the height of the gold rushes in the 19th Century. Graskop is the gateway to the Blyde River Canyon which is one of the worlds natural wonders and a scenic destination of spectacular beauty.
After a night in Graskop we leave the high plains (veldt) and descend to the wildlife rich Kruger National Park. We will be spending the next four days exploring this vast wilderness area and unlike most tours we will be staying INSIDE Kruger. Our home for the next four days is in camps setup by National Parks of South Africa inside the park and these are more like tiny towns than camps. Our accommodation will be in thatched rondavels with all the comforts of home and each one has full en-suite facilities. During our stay in Kruger I will conduct game viewing each day from our vehicle as we move through the park from camp to camp. You will have the privilege of being among the very few who gets to traverse the full length of this wildlife haven. This safari permits you to witness the huge variety of eco-systems and the wildlife that thrive in the variations of the bush we will encounter. Kruger is the home to "The Big Five" (lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant and rhino) and we will do our very best to find as many of them as possible.
We exit Kruger through the most northerly gate in the park at Pafuri and then head towards the border with Zimbabwe. As the border crossing here is one of the worst and most time consuming in Africa we will spend the night near the Limpopo River and make our crossing the next day. Once into Zimbabwe we will notice the change in landscape as we drive to Bulawayo, the second largest city in Zimbabwe and the home of the Matabele Tribe. We do not spend our time is this historic town but we head out to the World Heritage listed Matobo Hills for two days of exploration and adventure. During our time here we will marvel at the spectacular landscape, encounter ancient Bushman cave paintings and even visit the spectacular location where Cecil John Rhodes is buried. In conjunction with all of this one of the highlights will be a half day specialised safari in search of the now very rare rhino. This is a once in a lifetime experience as your guide will actually get you out of your vehicle to track these ancient monsters on foot!
After the excitement of rhino tracking we head further into the African bush as we travel north to one of the great national parks of Africa, Hwange. This is your chance to locate animals that eluded you in Kruger and the nice thing about Hwange is that it is so big that we will see very few other people during our time here. Hwange is also home to "The Big Five" but often some of the lesser known species can be just as exciting. There is the possibility of seeing the now rare Cape Hunting Dog and our lodge is often visited by hyena and even lion during the night. By the way there are no protective fences around our lodge as Hwange is a true wilderness park so you can be guaranteed a unique adventure.
After our time in the bush we now head towards the adventure capital of Africa, the town of Victoria Falls. It is here that arguably the most famous water falls in the world are located and a visit to this World Heritage site will leave you astounded and most probably very wet. Victoria Falls town and the surrounding area has made its reputation also for providing unique activities that are suitable for all ages. You can white water raft, bungy jump, cruise on the mighty Zambezi River, ride an elephant on safari and even walk with lions. The possibilities are almost endless and that is why we spend three days here to enjoy as much as possible. It will be a difficult thing to have to say goodbye to Africa but it is from Victoria Falls Airport that you will fly out for home on day seventeen.


It's not just you: there IS something deeper going on there. In each episode of In Theory, co-hosts Maria Sachiko Cecire and Noorain Khan raid academia for the the most fascinating and relevant social, cultural, and scientific theories, and use them to help make sense of this beautiful mess of a world we live in.
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This pattern was designed by Ann McCauley for Brooklyn Tweed. It is called Kendrick and is a V-neck pullover with cabled detail. It gathers in at the waist as a result of the placement of a coin-cable band that encircles the mid section. Three coin cables flow upwards from the band and integrate with the V neck shaping. The collar can be worn turned down or up.
There are six sizes ranging from 32.5" - 53" at chest level. You will need between 805 - 1,395 yards of worsted weight wool yarn depending on size.
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Q: Radius of convergence, ratio test fails We have
$$ \sum_{n=1}^{\infty} n!x^n $$
In Wolfram-ALpha it says, the series does not converge. I tried the ratio test $$ lim | \frac{a_n}{a_{n+1}}| $$ and I got 0. But when I put x =0, the n! remains and that can't converge. But following my task, there should be a radius of convergence. What am I doing wrong?

A: The radius of convergence is $0$. Hence the power series does converge for $|x| < 0$ which is the empty set. We may check convergence on the boundary, hence for $x = 0$ but then the series trivially converges since it is constant $0$ by considering $$\sum_{n = 1}^\infty n!0^n = \sum_{n = 1}^\infty n!0 = \sum_{n = 1}^\infty 0 = 0$$

A: The ratio test is in fact $\lim_{n\rightarrow \infty}|\frac{a_{n+1}}{a_n}|.$
This is really $(n+1)x$, so if we want $|(n+1)x|<1$ as n goes to infinity then we must have $|x|<0$, which never happens. ($x=0$ does work but it's a boundary case and that gives a sum 0 anyway)

A: $n!$ will ultimately grow faster than any polynomial.
When $n>\frac 1x$ then each consecutive member in the series is larger than the one before it, and you need them to be getting smaller for the series to converge.

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Welcome to the Circular Sock Knitting Machine Society!
The Circular Sock Knitting Machine Society (CSKMS) is an international organization devoted to encouraging the preservation, restoration, and use of circular sock knitting machines (CSMs). As of November 2020, CSKMS has over 700 members from the USA, UK, South Africa, Japan, Australia, Switzerland, Canada, and New Zealand!
CSKMS activities seek to aid in the education of members and the public about the history and use of CSMs through shared teaching experiences and demonstrations at various fiber arts shows and festivals, through publications such as our newsletter, and at crank-ins planned by the members.
We maintain this website to provide information for CSM users and the general public, and to make information and records for the membership of the Society accessible to all members. Through our social media venues, primarily Facebook and Ravelry, we also provide a forum for communication among the membership.
To foster learning opportunities to the greatest number of members, one of our newest initiatives is to support and encourage the organization of regional conferences and crank-ins. To help crankers grow and learn our craft, we also have a Skills Certification Program.
Whether you have a new or vintage CSM or are still looking for one, we welcome all with an interest in these fascinating machines. We invite you to become a member of CSKMS, and to join us in "Making Socks with our Friends."
History of CSKMS
In 2013, the Circular Sock Machine Society of America (CSMSA) disbanded after thirteen years of successful activity. Many members of CSMSA were reluctant to terminate the society. Therefore, in March, 2013, Fred Hauck, one of the CSMSA founding members, invited sock machine owners to join a new sock machine society. It was named "New Sock Machine Society of America" or NSMSA. It was to serve as a temporary organization for knitting machine hobbyists until there were enough members to formally adopt bylaws and found a new society. With these objectives in mind, a website was established, bylaws and general procedures proposed, a sample newsletter offered, and individuals were invited to join.
A membership drive was in action at the 2013 CSM Eastern Conference in Williamsburg, Virginia, and 16 of the 40 registered members provided a quorum as the first meeting of the society was called to order. Bylaws were approved, officers elected, and a board of directors named. Before that first meeting closed, a discussion group was established on Ravelry, and membership grew. Following that first meeting, the board met and began the process of further organizing the new society.
A survey of members indicated a desire to change the name of the society and to amend the bylaws. A contest was initiated to find a new name, and new bylaws were drafted. The contest produced the name Circular Sock Knitting Machine Society or CSKMS. The new name, along with proposed amendments, was promptly incorporated into the bylaws and approved by society members. That summarizes how the CSKMS was founded.
That survey also indicated a strong desire to host an annual conference. The board responded by selecting a hotel in Geneseo, New York, for the first CSKMS conference, and, on August 14-16, 2014, forty-four members attended that event. Membership continued to grow, and, as the year 2014 came to a close, over 130 members had registered as members of CSKMS. CSKMS hosted its 2015 conference in Denver, Colorado, with attendance of over 50 members. The 2016 conference was held in Henryville, Indiana, at the Wooded Glen Retreat Center in early July with an attendance of about 40 members. In 2017, the University of Massachusetts campus in Amherst was selected for the conference, and 60 members attended.
In late 2017, the CSKMS Board of Directors took notice of the rapid proliferation of local and regional crank-ins (nearly 50 in 2017 alone) which had the effect of diluting attendance at the annual conferences and decided to redirect the organization's resources towards other ways of meetings its educational goals.
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Q: "ImportError: cannot import name QtCore" or any other module from PyQt5 I recently downloaded PyQt5 from GitHub and put it in my python2.7 dist_packages, but when I do
>> import PyQt5
>> from PyQt5 import QtCore
I get

ImportError: cannot import name QtCore

I get this same error when I try to import any module from PyQt5.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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I recently downloaded PyQt5 from GitHub and put it in my python2.7 dist_packages

That's your problem. That's not the right way to install packages in Python. A small number of packages happen to work that way, but in general, you have to unpack what you downloaded, then go into the unpacked directory in your terminal/DOS prompt/etc., and run python setup.py install.
Or, much more simply, you can usually just do this:
pip install pyqt5

For more information see Installing PyQt5 in the PyQt5 docs and Installing Packages in the Python docs.


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11 Quotes Inspiring Survivors to Tell Their Powerful Stories
Until the lion has his or her own storyteller, the hunter will always have the best part of the story. African Proverb (English)
"Stories can conquer fear, you know. They can make the heart bigger." --Ben Okri
"People are hungry for stories. It's part of our very being. Storytelling is a form of history, of immortality too. It goes from one generation to another." —Studs Terkel
"Those who tell the stories rule the world." --Hopi American Indian proverb
"Storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world today." --Robert McKee
"No black woman writer in this culture can write "too much." Indeed, no woman writer can write 'too much'…No woman has ever written enough." – bell hooks
"Some people say when we are born, we're born into stories. I say we're also born from stories". --Ben Okri
"Storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it." --Hannah Arendt
"Many stories matter. Stories have been used to dispossess and to malign. But stories can also be used to empower, and to humanize. Stories can break the dignity of a people. But stories can also repair that broken dignity." ― Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you." --Maya Angelou
"Stories mean more than what is set down on paper. It takes the human voice to infuse them with deeper meaning." --Maya Angelou


The photo above was shot in Shenzhen, Lotus Hill Peak and shows DJI's initial entrepreneurial team – from right to left: Wang Frank, Chen Jinying, Lu Zhihui and Chen Chuqiang.
When asked why he went for such a small company at the time, Lu Zhihui said that it was not out of profit as much as it was out of the interest in innovative technologies and the feeling of excitement that this technology gave him.
At that time, there were no titles between the members, between a few people in a room and a lot of things to be done, Lu Zhihui felt like working in a tech lab rather than an entrepreneurial facility. When the company began accepting investments, the relationship between the members got more complicated.
By the end of 2008 Lu Zhihui left DJI. Within six months, both Chen Chujiang and Chen Jinying also left.
Lu Zhihui believed DJI's growth happened thanks to Wang family's wealth that ensured Frank enough funding to fully focus on research and development rather than worrying about actual profits. Later on, however, after retracing DJI's growth path, he found out that it was not only by the strength of Wang's family, but also via introduction of numbers external resources that DJI led to the top. One of these resources was Wang Frank's mentor Lize Xiang. Not only did Frank bring money back to his university, but also managed to obtain referrals and employ many likeminded people from the same institution he came. This gave him a stable influx of high quality referred experts with the same foundation that he had.
A bunch of young guys in a warehouse instead of a garage. One more focused than the rest. Tight ties to a university. People passionate about innovation. It's a very familiar story. With stunning results.
Not sure if the article was written by a Chinese person, or is a translation of an article originally written in Chinese which is my guess. Either way, it's a fascinating history.


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You should use your normal Trinity Laban username and password to log in to eStream (the same ones that you'd use to log in to Moodle), unless you have been sent specific instructions to use a particular login.
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By entering a phrase in quotation marks into the eStream search box, ie "BA2 Historical Project", eStream will search only for content that has the exact phrase between the quotation marks (in this case BA2 Historical Project).
This can be helpful when searching for recordings from a particular course.
If you know the exact (or even rough) date that a recording took place, you will reduce the number of search results enormously.
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import demistomock as demisto  # noqa: F401
from CommonServerPython import *  # noqa: F401

# Import Generated code
from AnsibleApiModule import *  # noqa: E402

host_type = 'local'

# MAIN FUNCTION

def main() -> None:
    """main function, parses params and runs command functions

    :return:
    :rtype:
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    # SSH Key integration requires ssh_agent to be running in the background
    ssh_agent_setup.setup()

    # Common Inputs
    command = demisto.command()
    args = demisto.args()
    int_params = demisto.params()
    creds_mapping = {
        "password": "api_token"
    }

    try:

        if command == 'test-module':
            # This is the call made when pressing the integration Test button.
            result = generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_datacenter_info', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping)

            if result:
                return_results('ok')
            else:
                return_results(result)

        elif command == 'hcloud-datacenter-info':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_datacenter_info', args, int_params, host_type,
                                           creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-floating-ip-info':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_floating_ip_info', args, int_params, host_type,
                                           creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-image-info':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_image_info', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-location-info':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_location_info', args, int_params, host_type,
                                           creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-network':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_network', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-network-info':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_network_info', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-rdns':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_rdns', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-route':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_route', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-server':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_server', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-server-info':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_server_info', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-server-network':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_server_network', args, int_params, host_type,
                                           creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-server-type-info':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_server_type_info', args, int_params, host_type,
                                           creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-ssh-key':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_ssh_key', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-ssh-key-info':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_ssh_key_info', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-subnetwork':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_subnetwork', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-volume':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_volume', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
        elif command == 'hcloud-volume-info':
            return_results(generic_ansible('HCloud', 'hcloud_volume_info', args, int_params, host_type, creds_mapping))
    # Log exceptions and return errors
    except Exception as e:
        return_error(f'Failed to execute {command} command.\nError:\n{str(e)}')

# ENTRY POINT

if __name__ in ('__main__', '__builtin__', 'builtins'):
    main()

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Chicago CHI
802 W Randolph St
Credit Cards (incl. American Express)
closed Bad Hunter is permanently closed.
Sandy Noto
Bad Hunter
American / Vegetarian in West Loop
Perfect For: Date Night Dinner with the Parents Gluten-Free Options Impressing Out of Towners Outdoor/Patio Situation Vegans Vegetarians
People on the coasts tend to think of Chicago as a meat and potatoes town. And sure, we have plenty of great steakhouses and nobody will be mad if you suggest Pequod's for dinner, but the truth is a little more complicated than that. Most of us do our best to limit our Italian beef intake to three servings per week, and vegetarian options aren't exactly in short supply - we've had a vegan diner in this city longer than we've had a Super Bowl ring.
When it opened a few years ago, Bad Hunter carved out its own space on Restaurant Row as a destination for vegans and vegetarians. It was special not only because its menu was almost entirely plant-based, but because it was making food you couldn't easily find elsewhere in the city. A fire kept this place closed for nearly a year, but now Bad Hunter is open again and feels refreshed - there are more meat dishes on the menu than before, but still includes plenty of the exciting vegetable-focused dishes that made it a destination in the first place.
The menu is split into small, medium, and large plates with more must-order dishes than you can fit on your table. Tender and buttery with a little kick, the butter dumplings are the perfect bite to start with. The crispy togarashi carrots should come next - they're what poor, deluded sweet potato fries see when they look in the mirror, dressed up with sorrel and coconut flakes that help differentiate these from the one-note fried appetizers you'll find at other spots.
The larger plates are where they've revamped the menu most. While there are still plenty of excellent vegetarian options, they've added a few dishes with meat that we really like too. The mezze maniche pasta takes what would already be a unique element of the dish - a spicy arrabiata sauce made with whole black cherries - and adds chewy bits of pancetta. The juicy adobo roasted half chicken is a great example of Bad Hunter's versatility, too. But if you're looking for a meal you can't find just anywhere, you should go with the giant charred cauliflower head with a massive serrated knife stuck in it - maybe as a warning to any other cauliflower passing by on the street - served with a homemade sambal.
The restaurant is bright and busy, with plants and stone tile tables that make it feel like an urban greenhouse. And just like at most greenhouses, the staff here is attentive and knowledgeable, and even if you have multiple food allergies or aversions, you're probably not going to throw them for a loop. The biggest downside here is that for what you're paying, you'll wish some of the portions were larger. While you're encouraged to share most things, there's generally not much to go around if you're in a group of more than two people. The delicious corn on the cob, for example, is served with salmon rillette and crushed pistachios that are much more exciting than butter and salt, but not so much more exciting that you want to pay $16 for three small half cobs of it.
Price point aside, Bad Hunter isn't just one of the best places to eat vegetarian food in the city - it's worth coming here for delicious, interesting food, period. Your friend visiting from LA might even change their opinion of Chicago after seeing what Bad Hunter can do - just don't tell them what everyone's lining up for next door at Au Cheval.
Food Rundown
Grilled PQB Sourdough
It's hard to go wrong when you're starting with Publican Quality Bread, but what makes this worth ordering is the sunflower crema - a dip that falls somewhere between hummus and sour cream in taste and consistency.
Tempura Lemons And Olives
These are like a battered fish fry with a lemon squeezed on top, minus the seafood. They're light and airy, with a nice crunch.
Cucumbers two ways (charred spears and fresh slices) served with a foamy buttermilk and some barely-there jalepeño jam, neither of which do much to add any real flavor. These are pretty disappointing.
Butter Dumplings
If you're like us, you're going to immediately gravitate toward anything called "butter dumplings" and would probably still be happy if you ended up with overcooked pierogies. Luckily, these aren't that - they're tender and a little crispy, and the rich corn cream offsets the spice of the chile peanuts sprinkled on top.
This is topped with nutty parmesan and crushed pistachios, and the smoked salmon rillette is great for spreading on the corn like butter. The downside is that there are only three small half cobs - hardly enough for two people to feel like they've gotten a good amount.
Crispy Togarashi Carrots
These have some good coconut flavor and come with a sweet takoyaki dipping sauce - imagine if sweet potato fries lived up to their promise, and you'll have a pretty good idea of what these are like.
Mezze Maniche Pasta
This is a great arrabiata pasta dish with a small tweak: full black cherries. They play off of the spicy sauce extremely well, and the entire plate is generously coated in parmesan, because that's the best way to serve any pasta.
Whole Roasted Cauliflower
Prepared with ginger, peanuts, and housemade sambal, this is spicy and just as satisfying to eat as it is to carve up.
Slagel Farms Half Chicken
Roasted chicken might not be the most exciting choice, but this is definitely worth ordering. The adobo flavors work really well with the labneh and farro.
Wood-Grilled Hanger Steak
The meat is well prepared, but this is one of the few dishes on the menu where the vegetables involved don't come together in an interesting way. There's a bean mixture and some raw radishes that don't add much, but you could order this on the strength of the meat alone.
Date Night Dinner with the Parents Gluten-Free Options
More spots in West Loop
Forno Rosso
Forno Rosso is a casual and excellent Neapolitan-style pizza restaurant in the West Loop.
Rooh
Rooh is an upscale Indian restaurant in the West Loop with beautifully-plated, tasty food.
Fulton Galley
Fulton Galley is a food hall in Fulton Market that also has a full bar.
The Darling
The Darling is a bar and restaurant in The West Loop that serves American food and is decorated like an old mansion.
More American spots
Uncle Mike's Place
Uncle Mike's Place is a West Town diner with a Filipino twist.
Bub City
Go to Bub City for live country music and some action at the bar, but don't expect top notch barbecue.
Mordecai is a pricey restaurant in Wrigleyville with a nice bar, but disappointing food.
The Grafton Irish Pub & Grill
The Grafton is an Irish pub in Lincoln Square with decent bar food and a great fireplace.
The second restaurant in Paul Kahan's empire, and a Chicago classic.
The original Au Cheval in Chicago makes one of our all-time favorite burgers, and the location in Tribeca serves a damn good one as well.
Gaijin
Gaijin is a great all-day Japanese restaurant specializing in okonomiyaki and kakigori.
I'm Vegan & Vegetarian
I'm Vegan & Vegetarian is a vegan Thai restaurant in Lakeview.


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We retain collected information for a reasonable amount of time in order to fulfill the stated purpose for why the information was collected. We will also retain collected information connected to business records for periods of time required by law. If the Company determines that collected information is no longer needed, it will delete such information. The Company's collection times will be consistent with applicable law.
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The App is meant for individuals within the United States. The Company only knowingly collects information from individuals within the United States. If you provide information to the Company from outside of the United States, you do so at your own risk. If you are outside of the United States, you are responsible for complying with any local laws regarding use of the App and related data collection. You also agree and acknowledge that by providing any information, including PII, through the App, that such information will be transmitted to, and stored in, the United States.
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Enterpriseapplication integration (EAI) is actually a misnomer. Since the fundamentalobjective of EAI software is to integrate data between applications, it shouldreally be called enterprise data integration. Unfortunately, since EDI isalready spoken for, we'll have to settle for using the existing terminology.
The EAImarketplace is similar to other fast growing high-tech markets with its manyvendors claiming to have a complete solution and all clamoring for attention.The reality is that there are relatively few vendors who have a completesolution. You'll need to assess how these few solutions address the specific businessproblem you're attempting to resolve with EAI software.
Theoriginal EAI products came from the health care, telecommunications, andfinancial services industries. These industries have many departmentalapplications that need to share data. In health care, for example, mosthospitals use best-of-breed applications for laboratory, medical records,patient accounting, pharmacy, radiology, scheduling, and myriad otherdepartmental solutions. Integrating the data across all these applications at alarge institution requires reliable software that can handle a wide range ofdata formats, protocols, and platforms.
There areseveral types of EAI applications on the market today. Gateways tend to focuson data and protocol transformation. These systems can take a data stream fromone application and make it compatible with the input required by anotherapplication. This used to involve transformations at the network protocol level-- such as Ethernet to token ring -- but with the widespread adoption of TCP/IPover the past five years, that has become less of an issue. The strength of thegateway approach is that it often doesn't require any modifications to eitherthe source or target application.
Messagingsoftware, on the other hand, typically does require an application to bemodified to make it compatible with the message queue APIs. This may beworthwhile if the organization has made a corporate commitment to a specificmessaging backbone, or if the applications that are being acquired havebuilt-in message queuing adapters.
The adventof packaged applications has led to the rise of another category of vendors whodeliver pre-configured application adapters that work directly between systemsat the business API level, such as SAP to Siebel. These products can beattractive since they get integration up and running relatively quickly. Thedownside is that you need compatible applications, and the software can beexpensive.
Finally,we're starting to see systems coming out that enable workflow capabilities thatspan multiple applications. This can be useful when a business process needs totouch several discrete systems, such as accounting, warehousing, customerservice, stock replenishment, and shipping.
What shouldyou be looking for while evaluating the various EAI packages on the markettoday?
The firstpoint is a rich library of build-in adapters, which, hopefully, includes allthe applications, data formats, and protocols your shop supports today andexpects to support in the future.
Forenvironments where customized adapters must be built, you want a gooddevelopment tool with a GUI that lets you drag-and-drop components into a datamanipulation model. This tool should have a complete set of transformationcapabilities that manipulate and manage the data stream as it flows from sourceto target. It should also have complex logic -- such as if-then-else and CASEstatements -- that give the software the flexibility it needs to adjust tochanging inputs and outputs.
The runtimeenvironment needs a robust store-and-forward mechanism. This provides severalbenefits. Data is queued if the target system is overwhelmed or unavailable,which helps ensure that there is no data loss and that throughput can beadjusted to meet the capacity of the target system. A store-and-forwardmechanism based on a transaction-processing relational DBMS provides greaterdata integrity, since it allows the system to recover from a failure. Thismechanism makes it easier for the system to forward a message or data packet tomultiple targets.
The runtimeenvironment should have administration tools that allow you to manage thesystem -- such as add, modify, or delete sources and targets, schedule events,among others. It should also have strong exception and error-handling functionsthat the administrator can monitor.
Otherthings to look for include XML support, cross-platform support, and reliablefault tolerance and fail over capabilities. After all, an EAI system can easilybecome mission-critical and a failure can create a real mess that you might becalled upon to clean up. --Robert Craigis vice president of marketing at Viador Inc. (Burlington, Mass.), and a formerdirector at the Hurwitz Group Inc. Contact him at robert.craig@viador.com.


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Q: How do I run my .NET application in scheduled tasks when I am not logged in I have a C# console application that just processes data. The problem is that when I log off, the console application ends. If I schedule the application to run at a set time and I am not logged in, the application does not run at all. I can run it interactively by double clicking the exe and I can open scheduled tasks and run it by right clicking and selecting run. As soon as I log out, the application ends. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

A: For XP/Windows Server 2003 open your Scheduled Task and make sure the 'Run only if logged on' checkbox is cleared.
For Windows 2008 select the 'Run whether the user is logged on or not' option.

A: Set up the application to run using the Windows Task Scheduler.  This can allow an application to run whether or not a user is logged in.

A: Create a windows service that runs under the system account

A: If I have a long-running task that is still working when I need to leave, I simply lock the screen using Windows-L and leave myself logged in.  If this works, it's a much simpler solution than setting up a scheduled task every time you want to run a particular job, especially if you need to supply different parameters each time.
I realize that this may not always be possible -- you may have corporate rules that disallow this or may be using a shared computer where the next person needs access to the console (though running a scheduled task in the background surely won't make them any happier), but I offer it as a simple solution for most single-user computer scenarios.  IMO, scheduled tasks are best used for just that, scheduled tasks, i.e., something you want to automate to run on a regular basis.  If this describes your scenario, then by all means use one.  Likewise, if what you really have is a service that runs continually and responds to requests, then use a Windows Service.  If you just want to have your job keep running and secure your computer until it finishes, then locking the computer is the best way to go usually.

A: I have very similar situation. Try to set "start in" parameter in Action tab (Properties of task). Of course You should type in path to Directiory where You have Your application.


Fresh To Order (f2o), known for offering fine food fast, now offers a new mobile app, where guests can pay for their meals and earn rewards through their cell phones. The Fresh To Order App is now available through the Apple App Store and Google Play for iOS and Android platforms. The Fresh To Order App will integrate with Apple Passbook and Google Wallet beginning in October. Fresh To Order will accept near-field communication payments through the app starting in 2015.
Not only will it make dining more convenient, but the app also offers a loyalty program and exclusive rewards. For a limited time, guests can get a $3 credit at sign-up and earn an additional $2 credit by referring a friend. Guests will also receive $10 credit on their next meal when they have $100 in purchases.
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What Is the Opposite Of Feminism?
December 24, 2019 / Gunner Q
I wish I was a better evangelist. Some unbelievers get so close to the truth of Christ that life just isn't fair, and one wishes he could help them over that last tiny hump. Today, the Z-man is one synapse away from independently confirming Original Sin.
Right-Wing Feminism
Feminism is a term that is exclusively associated with left-wing activism and generally associated with the more radical elements of the culture war. Modern feminists are the emotionally disturbed old maids in the human resource department, stalking about, looking for unapproved words and thoughts. These are the people purging social media of anything funny or interesting. While true, it disguises the fact that feminism is as much a part of the conventional Right as it is the Left.
Correct. Feminism started on the Left because Socialism is the ideology of female envy and Sisterhood. This does not make masculine ideologies immune to infiltration and subversion.
At its core, feminism is the product of egalitarianism. If all men are created equal, in the moral sense, then surely all women are equal. Further, if all men are equal and all women are equal, in a moral sense, then men and women must also be equal and should therefore be treated as equals. It is this sense of moral equality that drove first wave feminism to demand equal contract, marriage, parenting, and property rights for women. Morally equal people should be legally equal.
That old canard? Notice it was written in the Declaration of Independence and is not an actual law to be obeyed. The idea is that no man has a divine right to rule over another, very relevant in a declaration to George that he ain't the boss of us no mo'. Who said anything about women? Women aren't men.
It is preposterous, knowing what we Red-Pilled do about female nature, that the early feminists were motivated by an 18th-century statement of equality. "We want to upset the entire social order because this one clause in an old legal document is not being implemented as completely as it should be." No, women do not make that kind of principled, ideological stand. Certainly not against inconsistencies in logic!
So, what were the early feminists' REAL motivations?
From there, of course, feminism was transformed into a weapon to undermine the mores of white society. Second wave feminism focused on destroying family life through the promotion of divorce and sexual degeneracy. Third wave feminism focused on destroying the very notion of womanhood with the promotion of bizarre sexual fetishes and homosexuality. Fourth wave feminism focuses on the promotion of emotionally unstable women making a nuisance of themselves on-line.
Their motivations were resource collection and envy of "male privilege". The servant wanted to rebel against her master with the resources of government. Why else would the Nanny State despise lifetime monogamy so much? It's only the most successful, provably healthy social construct in human history.
Don't look at what women say. ("Equality!") Look at what they do. (Shack up with one exotic boyfriend after another while hanging out with homosexuals until she reaches menopause and has her last egg fertilized by a laboratory, while the government absolves her of consequences and arrests all creeps on her say-so. What's missing in that picture? A husband restraining her behavior.)
Just as Eve rebelled against Adam & God by obeying a new master, America's women rebelled by allying with gov't (suitably modified) so they wouldn't have to submit to a husband.
The lurch into what amounts to the promotion of female psychosis obscures the fact that feminism in a stock part of conventional conservatism. It's not at the point of pushing weird sexual practices and physical mutilation, but so-called conservatism fully embraces the egalitarianism of first wave feminism and the moral license of second wave feminism.
Here's the synapse that misfired. Conservatism (whatever that is) is not feminism. Rather, it is sabotaged by feminism in the form of conservative men being congenitally unable to tell a woman no. Z provides a helpful example:
You see that in social media characters targeting conservative women, like this one that has 165,000 followers on twitter.
Mindy Robinson
Hmm, does that look like a Skrillex to you?
Yep, Skrillex, but plenty enough glamour shots show her with intact hair so I don't know if she grew it back after she went into politics.
Even a blonde like Mindy knew to conceal her damaged hair when appealing to men… conservative or otherwise (excluding the feminized, of course).
Note that her act is a blend of pinup girl bimbo, outrageous gun advocacy and, of course, lots of red, white and blue. That's the core of conservative feminism. It is a blend of mostly male habits like shooting guns and riding motorcycles, frosted with the vulgar sex appeal of Hollywood and over-the-top patriotism. Go through that twitter feed and it is basically just 1990's Conservative Inc. packaged for what the people behind it assume is the target audience, people they generally detest.
That first pic is a postcard of entryism. A solid 9 on the hot-crazy-with-some-crazy-on-the-side Matrix, visibly infected with hatred for men… why else shave off a third of her otherwise carefully maintained hair?… yet she tilts her head to hide the damage and waves a gun to distract from her thousand-cock stare…
…So that men can play their role in Original Sin and desire her even after she's rebelled. Z-man correctly notices that she's still playing to play the leader instead of getting busy in the kitchen.
Her gun is itself is a symbol of rebellion. Why do American men value the Second Amendment? Because it allows us to rebel against authority when we need to. Yet another good reason to not arm women, whom God Himself wants in submission to authority. But I digress to my don't-arm-women beliefs. The important thing here is that she's Team Feminist snaking into the warm sentiments of Conservatism, Inc. That wouldn't be necessary if feminism was a belief of Conservatism.
That's the important part of it. The people behind these accounts are often nothing like the marketing. The Reagan Battalion, for example, were left-wing Orthodox Jews, buddies of Ben Shapiro, by the way. One guy was Benny Polatseck, public relations consultant, and the other was Yossi Gestetner, a marketing guy. They were also tied to the NeverTrump operation. The point being is that Mindy Robinson probably looks more like Harvey Weinstein than the pictures on that twitter account.
This is inconsistent with Trump recently enjoying 93% approval from Orthodox Jews but let's skip that digression.
Even so, what is sold to conservative women is really just feminism with lots of conventional conservative decorations. The "strong conservative women" is independent, patriotic, shoots guns and so on. The idealized conservative women is now 1970's Clinton Eastwood with a vagina and some tasteful nudes on her social media profile. Conservative women are supposed to display all of the aggressive male attributes one used to associate with action heroes.
Again, this is better described as what women are selling to conservative men. This wouldn't be a problem except men are tempted to enable that kind of rebellion regardless of political beliefs. That's very strange when you think about it. Men have loved dogs and horses without fantasizing about them becoming our equals.We get married fantasizing about how much wifey will make our lives happier and easier. Said fantasy rarely involving a whip and no nookie.
And yet, there's a part of the male soul that wants to not notice her Skrillex, not remember that God created woman for man's service and eagerly accept her as a peer and not a servant. Why? I don't fantasize about having sex with somebody stronger than me and hope that my fellow man doesn't, either. She's not a sex symbol, not really. She's a symbol of… rebellion… and why are so many men okay with that? It is not a rational position.
Z-Man even agrees:
More important, it is every bit as socially destructive as the left-wing variant of feminism, because it denies the very essence of the sexes. Men and women are complimentary not just biologically, but socially. What makes settled society possible is a division of labor that goes beyond the physical. What distinguishes West from East is that in the West, this division of labor maximizes the utility of both sexes. Women are not just baby makers, but the glue that holds together local community.
Hmm, a second synapse misfired. Women are just baby makers, not the glue holding a community together. It's men that build community, as is demonstrated today by society falling apart while women bring in 'noble savages' by the boatload.
It's okay to 'just make babies'. It's an honorable job that needs doing, women find it a very rewarding experience, and men have a lot of fun getting the process going. But women always envy men our 'male privilege' then find out that managing a society is too much for them. You see this in the women that go through college, get licensed as a doctor or something and then quit to 'just make babies'.
Mud-hut civilizations are matriarchies practically by definition.
The promotion of women and men as equal in all things has had the devastating effect of destroying the traditional role of women. With it has gone the social capital that made western societies so resilient. Promoting right-wing women with guns is every bit as damaging as portraying them as a butch lesbians playing the traditional male roles in television and film. It is a discrediting of the tradition in favor of the novel, which is useless and unwanted.
Yes! Exactly, Z-Man! But their motivation is not some theoretical construct like "equality". It's female rebellion against men and the men who feel a strange excitement at facilitating that rebellion.
Which is exactly what Christianity describes as the fatal flaw in the human soul.
You'll note that fertility rates on the Left in America collapsed before they did on the right side of the political spectrum. Into the 1980's, conservatives were getting married and having families. This was often mocked by the Left as being backward. As right-wing feminism began to take hold, the same drop in fertility has happened in the more conservative parts of society. The fact is, even assuming Mindy Robinson looks anything like her pictures, no man would want to put up with that.
Thus disproving evolution once again. How can a TENS-created species voluntarily choose to not breed? That's not an ability it would have acquired at any point in the process, not if breeding is the literal definition of a successful organism.
The promotion of right-wing feminism has not just perverted the females. It has warped the minds of males now too. That cartoon version of a woman you see pushed by the so-called conservatives is not a compliment to a normal male. That's the sort of girl you drink with at the pub. If you're in a dry spell, well, maybe you take her for a spin, but you will not be taking her home to mom. The adventuress has crowded out the market for the sorts of female roles that make society possible.
This is the religious war in which we burn. One faction maintains loyalty to the Father… men directly and women by proxy… while the other faction wants to follow the Rebel. That's not just a portrait of Christianity, that IS Christianity.
An authentic alternative to the prevailing orthodoxy will have to redefine the female role in society as something useful and appealing. The response to Mindy Robinson posing with a gun should be demand she pose with a sandwich or ironing a shirt. A bimbo on a Harley must first be treated as grotesque, before there can be room for an authentic alternative to right-wing feminism.
Preach, brother!
Of course, women have to be the lead in such efforts, as wherever women go, men must follow.
Aww, there goes a third fuse right at the end. Women aren't leaders. Never have been. But the picture of Original Sin is not yet complete. Just as Z blew a third fuse, so there is a third piece to Original Sin: the devil.
This is a war for men to fight, good against evil. Evil men want to steal all that we have, destroy all that we have built and kill us off. Women just want to follow evil men for the easy pickings and Bay Boy vibes.
What's it take to sell Christ? Z is seeing for himself that the feminists and their handlers are persisting in behaviors that will, beyond all doubt, completely ruin civilization. Why would they do that except to steal, kill and destroy?
Which Christ described as the works of the devil. Evil is Real. They don't want solutions. They don't want civilization. They want everything and everybody to burn.
Make whatever evo-psych excuses you wish. Argue every argument you can imagine. At the end of it all, you will see that humanity is locked in a power struggle between the Father and the Liar.
Lord Jesus, loyal Son of the Father, happy birthday a little early! May all humanity worship You by imitation.
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why else shave off a third of her otherwise carefully maintained hair?… yet she tilts her head to hide the damage and waves a gun to distract from her thousand-cock stare…
It really is that simple…trying to divert from the fact she gave it away to men who wouldn't commit to her so she turns her damage into seeking attention.
Tradcons NEED to overplay the woman's part. Gynocentrism is very strong in the west. Z-Man doesn't seem to realize he's also been brainwashed to a degree by the evil one.
Yeah….male privilege. What a joke. It's actually funny how easily people fell for this and how fucking hard it is to open their minds once they've become infected from birth with this gynocentric horseshit.
Yup. Heath Ledger's Joker is not just a comic book character.
I vaguely remember the first time I heard about this right-wing feminism garbage. It never made any sense to me, even when I was young. It's funny, with all the conservative inc. audience types constantly descrying "third wave feminism" they seem to be okay with the previous versions. The further to the left the Left goes the further left right-wingers have gone with it. It's now to the point where most right-wingers aren't even right anymore. They're just leftist-light. They're so blind and deaf that they can't see what's really very obvious right in front of them. People just don't think to question shit they've had hammered relentlessly into their heads all their lives.
These idiots are going to have to turn their brains on soon…and I mean right NOW…or the west is completely fucked.
feeriker
…or the west is completely fucked.
The West is already well beyond fucked. It's just a question of what those of us who comprise the remnant can do going forward to preserve as many of its institutions, traditions, and moral principles as we can in the face of ongoing collapse.
Jonathan Caswell
GREAT INFORMATIVE ARTICLE PRAISE GOD!
Sharkly
Women aren't leaders. Never have been.
Oh, but they are seductive and manipulative misleaders. Damnably effective misleaders!
God's solution is to keep them silent in the churches. Even a word, and they may spread their infectious leaven. They often can't be reasoned with. They just need to be ruled with disregard for their beliefs, their doctrines, and their arguments. At home they can share their preferences, desires, and needs, but don't waste too much breath arguing against their desire to contradict your leadership.(That's stuff I learned the hard way, and still struggle to apply)
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Maybe it was the ghost of Bernie Sanders. Last year, the world's most successful hedge fund managers got stupendously rich at a slightly slower pace than they have in the past.
The top-25 highest earners took home a combined $13 billion in 2015, according to the industry's annual "rich list" compiled by Institutional Investor's Alpha. The top two, Citadel's Kenneth Griffin and Renaissance Technologies' James Simons, both took home $1.7 billion, according to the publication, which tallies the annual earnings of the industry's top earners. The median earnings among the top 25 was $275 million.
While it may be hard to get your head around, those earnings are actually a bit of a come down from several years ago when some star managers, having navigated the financial crisis, seemed to have the Midas touch. In 2013, the top 25 raked in a whopping $21 billion. In 2009, it was $25 billion. James Simons — a perennial on the list — made $2.5 billion in 2009.
Hedge funds, which hold about $2.9 trillion in assets, are lightly regulated and often secretive investment vehicles open to wealthy individuals and institutional investors like university endowments and public pension funds.
So what happened last year? Blame middling performance for the hedge fund industry and decisions by large institutional investors like pension funds to direct investment dollars to other, less pricey alternatives.
The 2015 earnings, as reported by the Institutional Investor, are more akin to fluctuations in the managers net worth — like measuring Mark Zuckerberg's annual earnings based on Facebook stock price gains — than a read on the manager's annual pay. That's because the publication counts not only the fees managers earned for managing clients money, but also the investment profits that these star investors reap on their own money invested in the funds they manage. Many managers keep the bulk of their personal wealth in their own funds. (After all, would you trust one that didn't?)
Hedge funds reached the height of their mystique in the years just following the financial crisis. That's because the funds' returns — unlike your 401(k) — don't need to be linked directly to stock and bond fluctuations. A lucky few managers — like the ones depicted in The Big Short — even managed to bet against stock and bond markets, profiting handsomely from the market's collapse. Since then, fewer funds have managed to shoot out the lights. Roughly half of all hedge funds lost money last year, according to Institutional Investor, including John Paulson, the most famous mortgage market short of all.
As a result of that middling performance — not to mention public distaste for hedge funds' famously high fees and tax loopholes (h/t Bernie Sanders) — a number of pension funds and endowments, long hedge funds' biggest customers, have been pulling money out in recent months. That will only make it harder for star managers to recapture their former glory.
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Q: Puppet stringify facts I have a problem with puppet and facter.
puppet --version -> 3.8.6
facter --version -> 2.4.6
I write a fact for softwareinventory with returnvalue a nested hash
like this:
    apps = {
    'Notepad++' => {
         'Displayname'    => 'Notepad++'
         'Displayversion' => '6.8.3'
                   }
    'Puppet(64-bit)' => {
         'Displayname'    => 'Puppet(64-bit)'
         'Displayversion' => '3.8.6'
                   }
          }

The puppet.conf on the client and on server have included:
stringify_facts = false
If i test on the client with a local manifest test.pp with content:
 notify {$::packages['Notepad++']['Displayversion']
puppet apply test.pp
i get the right value = 6.8.3
facter -p packages returns a hash like expected.
but with a puppetrun:
puppet agent -t -d -v
Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER:
packages is not a hash or array when accessing it with ....

If i curl the puppetdb:
    curl -k http://puppetdbname:8080/v3/nodes/nodename/facts/packages
i can see only a string !
Can anyone help please. Any ideas?
Thanks
Taner

A: i found out puppetdbv3 show the facts always as string and puppetdbv4 do not.
I tested again on my puppetserver and i could access to my hash -> packages
normally.
regards
Taner


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