Rava \ Sooji \ Semolina Ladoo is an easy to prepare festival sweet but tastes so delicious. Usually during Indian festivals we prepare many varieties of sweet and Kharas and distribute to our neighbours and this Rava Ladoo is will be always in the list .Now let's see how to prepare Rava Ladoo.
1. In a pan add in the ghee once it becomes hot add in the Cashew nuts and fry till they become golden brown ,in the same pan now add in the Raisins and fry till they plump up.
2. Set the cashew nuts and Raisins aside. In the same pan now start roasting the Ghee.
3. Fry till the Rava becomes golden brown don't allow it to burn, once they become golden brown switch off the flame. Now in a blender add in the Sugar and Cardamom and grind it to a fine powder.
4. In a large bowl add in the roasted Rava, powdered sugar and the ghee fried nuts and mix well .To this add in the Condensed milk and mix well.
5. To this add in the milk as required and shape it into fine balls. This can be stored up to 3-4 days.
You can also powder the roasted Rava and use it for the Ladoo.
The condensed milk can be skipped and instead add 1 cup or ¾ cup of Sugar to the Ladoo based on your sweet preference.
As we have added Milk to this recipe it should be finished within 3-4 days and kept refrigerated.
Oh yum. Made before, somewhat similar, still I can't stop drooling over these ladoos.
I'm not familiar with Rava Ladoo, but they sound totally delicious! I love cardamom in desserts!
My favourite. ... love it !!!
Rava ladoo looks fantastic. I wish I could have 2-3 of these right away. Love the use of condensed milk here.
yummy laddus!! very well made!! lovely clciks!!
Loved your version of Rawa Ladoo. Looking super delicious and very tempting. Lovely share.


text:
Soundigest
Sabrina Carpenter: "There Is Nothing Like Seeing Someone You Idolize Up Close"
by soundigeston November 29, 2016 March 30, 2017 Leave a Comment on Sabrina Carpenter: "There Is Nothing Like Seeing Someone You Idolize Up Close"
by Bella Gaglione//
Saying I'm a Sabrina Carpenter fan is an understatement. Saying I'm a superfan, is a bit more accurate. So much so, I have seen her perform three times in total (Musikfest, NYC, Deer Park), and have met her twice. So on that glorious weekend when Sabrina announced not only a new album, but a headline tour; well it's safe to say I was a little excited. I convinced my mom to get tickets to the New York City show.
November 21st was the day of the show, and the whole day I was complaining about how I just wanted to get to the show already. I took the train into the city with my dad, and we made our way to the venue, The Highline Ballroom. There were separate lines, VIP and general. Unfortunately I did not get VIP for this show, but I overheard someone talking about how they waited on line, came off of the line to spend time with Sabrina, and then got taken back outside to wait on the line again. Naturally, the general line was longer, and we were toward the end, since we came at 6:00 (scheduled door opening). VIP was let in first, and by around 6:20 the general line started to move.
Once I got in, I went straight towards the stage. I had already gotten merch (EVOLution sweater and an "All We Have Is Love" choker), so I was able to walk past the merch table. Being small is a very good advantage, being awkward and shy is not. I managed to make my way up pretty close, being about 5 people away from the stage, which thankfully was raised, but I was too awkward to ask people if I could squeeze through to get to a relatively empty spot. A couple of minutes past 7, the opening act Harletson came on. They performed a great set consisting of 3 original songs and covers of popular songs. Being already familiar with the band through YouTube videos helped a lot. They finished close to 7:30 and I heard the whole crowd talking about how they loved them (and many, many people wondering about their band name, which shocked me).
Leading up to Sabrina coming on at a little past 8:00, the crowd cheered "Sabrina, Sabrina, Sabrina" over and over again (so loud, Sabrina later commented on how she could hear it from her dressing room). I had made my way about a person and a half closer to the stage. When Sabrina came on, she was nothing less than perfection. She wore a black lacey shirt (that she wore during many shows including the first), a black jacket, and sparkly red pants. Her first song was 'Smoke and Fire,' one of her singles that she did not include in her sophomore album. The set went on normally, following the pattern of every show before then, which I am definitely not complaining about. It was amazing seeing those parts of the show right in front of me, like the fandom famous chair, and the dance to one of her new songs 'No Words.' I loved how she incorporated her first album 'Eyes Wide Open' and the spin that she put on her song 'We'll Be The Stars' by making it a mash-up with Christina Aguilera's 'Beautiful.'
There were smiles all around, and the whole audience was singing with Sabrina. At one point a fan in the crowd shouted "You're gorgeous!" to which Sabrina replied to with "You're gorgeous!" as she looked around for the fan. Sarah Carpenter, her beautiful sister and backup singer, also did amazing. The whole set was just incredible. Sabrina left the stage with the band and the crowd was screaming "Encore, Encore," but we soon realized that she didn't play one important song, 'Shadows.' When she came out again the crowd cheered and she started with just the piano and ended with the whole band. After the show ended fans took pictures with the opening act, Harletson, and with Danny McNulty, who plays Janitor Harley on Girl Meets World. I was lucky enough to get a copy setlist used by the band and Sarah that night.
The night was amazing and one I will never forget. There is nothing like seeing someone you idolize so close up. To watch someone grow and gain popularity is such an awesome experience. I'm so proud of her. If you haven't already, please go check her music out. She is talented beyond words. She has a connection with her audience. I am confident that Sabrina is on her way to becoming the next big thing.
The Lumineers Play Their Biggest Show Yet at Iconic O2 Arena in London
SOFI TUKKER Transforms London Venue Into Electric Jungle
Charlotte Lawrence and Goody Grace Rock Brighton Music Hall in Boston
Concert Live Music New York City Sabrina Carpenter
Previous ArticleAn Interview with JAHKOY
Next ArticleA Merry Country Christmas Playlist
© 2017 Soundigest

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Giants acquire OF Marlon Byrd from Reds for…
SportsMLB
Giants acquire OF Marlon Byrd from Reds for minor leaguer
PUBLISHED: August 20, 2015 at 3:05 p.m. | UPDATED: July 28, 2018 at 6:43 a.m.
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The San Francisco Giants acquired outfielder Marlon Byrd and cash Thursday from the Cincinnati Reds to boost their injury-plagued outfield for the stretch run.
A day after losing out on second baseman Chase Utley, whom the Philadelphia Phillies traded to the NL West-leading Los Angeles Dodgers, the defending World Series champions made their own move to replenish an outfield that has dealt with injuries to all three starters.
San Francisco trailed the Dodgers by two games at the start of the day.
Center fielder Angel Pagan is on the 15-day disabled list with an injured right knee. Left fielder Nori Aoki came off the seven-day concussion list Thursday ahead of the series opener at Pittsburgh but right fielder Hunter Pence went on the DL with a strained left oblique.
"I'm excited," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "Marlon is a real pro who knows how to play the game and, most importantly, gives us a much-needed bat. He's going to be a good addition for us. I talked to him and he's very excited to be coming here."
The 37-year-old Byrd hit .237 with 19 home runs and 42 RBIs in 96 games with the Reds. The Giants become his seventh team since 2012.
Byrd wasn't available for comment before the trade was announced in Cincinnati. Byrd is scheduled to join the Giants on Friday in Pittsburgh.
Pence has been limited to 52 games after beginning the season on the disabled list with a broken left arm, which prevented him joining the lineup until May 16. He is hitting .275 with nine homers.
The Giants discussed a deal for Byrd last month before the non-waiver trading deadline, Reds general manager Walt Jocketty said. The talks resumed the past three days with San Francisco dealing with so many injuries.
Giants general manager Bobby Evans said the team had been looking at a number of outfield options help and the injury to Pence "sped up the process."
Evans said the Giants would prefer to keep Aoki in left field and play Byrd in right field. The GM said "we'll see how it plays out" as far as if Byrd would be able to cover the spacious right field at AT&T Park.
"This was another opportunity to give one of our veteran players a chance to go to a contending club and help them get to the postseason," Jocketty said. "(Giants) have had a lot of injuries in the outfield. … So he'll get plenty of playing time there, and as we transition to playing more younger players."
The Giants sent minor league reliever Stephen Johnson to the Reds. The 24-year-old right-hander was 3-0 with a 3.41 ERA in 44 games with Double-A Richmond.
The Reds acquired Byrd from the Phillies last Dec. 31 to fill a void in left field, but now the team is out of contention and Byrd is a pricey piece. He is earning $8 million this year and has an $8 million club option for 2016 that becomes guaranteed if he has 509 at-bats this year. He currently has 359 at-bats. He missed time with a broken left wrist after being hit by a pitch.
The Reds got cash from the Phillies to cover part of Byrd's salary last December. They sent some of the money to the Giants as part of the deal.
AP Sports Writers Joe Kay and Janie McCauley and AP freelance writer Jeff Wallner contributed to this report.
Boys basketball: Redwood claims emphatic road win against Marin Catholic
Girls basketball: Marin Catholic blitzes Redwood early en route to dominant win
Why this week's 49ers-Packers game could help shape the NFL's next decade
Marin Briefs: San Marin strengthens playoff position with close win


"JR Jayewardene unanimously elected UNP party president at special meeting of working committee April 26. Conference was managed by Dudley Senanayake appointees, with Dudleys shadow all but eclipsing J. R. as part of reported deal with working committee" the US Embassy Colombo informed Washington.
"As UNP chieftain, Jayewardenes principal weakness is lack of national following relative to popular affection and charisma which Dudley enjoyed and which evidenced at his funeral." US Embassy Colombo said in a confidential cable.
"Political history of Ceylon since independence in 1948 has basically been struggle between two families, Bandaranaikes and Seyanayakes, to control country. Efforts now reportedly being made by Senanayake family, headed by dudley' s brother Robert, to maintain UNP control and possibly groom one of Robert' s three sone for future role in politics, much as PM Bandaranaike has apparzntly sought to groom her son Anura. Selection of J. R. to head party for moment appears likely but 'old guard' means to keep string on him and check any tendency to slide back into previous thoughts of coalition with Mrs B." the Embassy further noted.
UNP working committee scheduled meet 26 april to select new party president following death of Dudley Senanayake. Widely expected that opposition leader knd UNP Gen Sec J. R. Jayewardene will be unanimous choice. His selection represents compromise for what remains badly divided party. Jayewardene still bears legacy of INP resentment at his efforts last year to negotiate coalition of party with united front in framework of " national government" as solution to country' s problems. Other possible rivals to J. R. Include former agriculture Min M. D. Banda, an active " old guard" backstage maneuverer but with burden of defeat in 70, and "young turk" M. P., R. Premadasa, who totally unacceptable to party establishment.
J. R. anxious to obtain new post after three decades in Dudley's shadow, and Dudley Senanayake – nominated working committee reportedly has demanded as its price public pledge from jayewardene to continue adherence to dudley line and to lead unp as genuine opposition party. In any event, J. R.'s post technically will be interim until confirmed by party congress. Latter has been long delayed and can be called at short notice, with threat of possible repudiation seen by party regulars as keeping J. R. in line.
Political history of Ceylon since independence in 1948 has basically been struggle between two families, Bandaranaikes and Seyanayakes, to control country. Efforts now reportedly being made by Senanayake family, headed by dudley' s brother Robert, to maintain UNP control and possibly groom one of Robert' s three sone for future role in politics, much as PM Bandaranaike has apparzntly sought to groom her son Anura. Selection of J. R. to head party for moment appears likely but "old guard" means to keep string on him and check any tendency to slide back into previous thoughts of coalition with Mrs B.
Unprecedented scale of popular mourning for Dudley has enormously buoyed up UNP confidence. Outpouring of sentiment, presence of large crowds of mourners streaming past Dudley' s bier and at funeral, including many hundreds of thousands of villagers, are interpreted by pro and anti- UFG opinion alike as reflecting deep dissatisfaction with gsl' s economic policies. UNP is immediate beneficiary of this mood.
UNP has now cancelled previous plans for its may day celebrations, nominally out of respect for Dudley, but reportedly to underline contrast between whatever turnout UF parties can muster on galle face green on May 1 and Dudley Senanayake funeral.
Leader of opposition in NSA J. R. Jayewardene unanimously elected UNP party president at special meeting of working committee April 26. Conference was managed by Dudley Senanayake appointees, with Dudleys shadow all but eclipsing J. R. as part of reported deal with working committee, J R immediately issued statement to press noting his " full awareness of ideals that (Dudley) wished party … should adopt and follow". These listed by Jayewardene as protection of Buddhism, belief in democratic constitution and freedoms, judicial autonomy, agricultural self- sufficiency. J R pledged personal effort to oppose "any attempt by any organization or individuals to destroy them".
In spite of short leash party old guard many believe is firmly attached to J R, latter cannot be expected to let it rest unchallenged. Jayewardene renowned in Sri Lanka for intelligence, skill, and ruthlessness in party infighting, one reason why he and not Dudley was opposition leader and UNP general secretary. Almost certainly JR will launch effort to make party machinery his own, thereby broadening options open to him, and he may well succeed. He has not rpt not formally repudiated attempted overtures for coalition with united front, ploy which could still surface at later date. One immediate issue to face will be shaping party attitude toward maverick M. P., R. Premadasa, who has spearheaded drive in recent months for internal reform of party to broaden mass support. Jayewardene reportedly prepared to expel premadasa from party if latter continues opposition to leadership. Premadasa resigned several months ago from working committee.
As UNP chieftain, Jayewardenes principal weakness is lack of national following relative to popular affection and charisma which Dudley enjoyed and which evidenced at his funeral. This could be handicap to party if it aspires to challenge UFG in vigorous and meaningful terms. Reservations which many ceylonese observers have toward J R stem from their belief that latter more inclined to seek advantages for party by maneuver and negotiation with UFG, in particular with SLFP and Prime Minister, than through hard hitting opposition tactics in parliament and in hustings.


text:
Chile is the new president of Chile
Byeseek
Gabriel Boric, 35, a former leader of the student movement and a leftist leader, has been elected the new president of Chile.
Source: YouTube / Printscreen / L. Expectator
Gabriel Boric, the son of a leftist and Croatian immigrant who became famous during anti-government protests, was elected Chile's new president after a stormy campaign against a candidate who compared himself to Donald Trump.
Of the 46,887 polling stations reported on Sunday, 68 per cent, Boric had 55 per cent of the vote, while his opponent, MP Jose Antonio Cast, had 45 per cent.
Cast acknowledged defeat and called on his opponents to congratulate him on his "great victory," as supporters of Boric gathered in downtown Santiago to celebrate.
Boric, 35, has become Chile's youngest modern president. He was among several activists elected to Congress in 2014 after leading protests for improved education.
If elected, he said, he would "bury" the neoliberal economic model left by Pinochet and raise taxes on the "super-rich" to expand social services, fight inequality and strengthen environmental protection.
(Mondo)
Nemanja Nedovic lost to Barcelona and Jacicivicius sent a message to Panathinaikos Hayes. Sports
Four FIS Cups have been held in Jahorina
By eseek


Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah had telephoned the father of the Palestinian martyr Ashrakat Qatanani, and expressed that "Ashrakat" for him is like his son Hadi, who was martyred in a battle with Israeli occupation soldiers in South Lebanon 1997.
Ashrakat's father said to Al Mayadeen that Sayyed Nasrallah promised to begin next speech by talking about his daughter.
Nasrallah, according to a report by the Palestinian Wattan news site, called Qatnani's father, Taha, and offered his condolences Friday evening.
He also called her a "martyr of the Islamic resistance in Lebanon," the report said.
Ashrakat was the sixteen-year-old who died a week ago at the Hawara Israeli checkpoint in the West Bank after being run over by an Israeli settler and was shot by Israeli soldiers.


text:
Elgan Edwards
'Hammer attack fractured my skull'
AN INNOCENT man has told how his skull was fractured by a thug who thumped him on the head with a hammer for no reason.
Richard Pope of Chester was minding his own business when Sean Joseph Astill, 25, stormed up to him armed with the hammer, a butterfly knife and a folding knife.
Without warning, Astill hit Mr Pope over the head. He sustained a hairline fracture to his skull and now suffers from mild epilepsy and migraines.
Mr Pope from Plas Dinas, Blacon said in a victim impact statement read to the court: 'There is now a depression in my head the size and shape of the hammerhead.
'I am still suffering from migraines. Doctors say this might go away or it might stay with me.
'I am also suffering from some epilepsy as a result, which might stay or go.' He did not want to comment further.
Ironically, Chester Crown Court heard, Astill is suffering the same symptoms after being hit over the head himself with a hammer in an unrelated incident a year ago.
He was told on Friday by Judge Elgan Edwards, Honorary Recorder of Chester, that the length of his sentence was limited because of the charge facing him.
Astill, formerly of Blacon but now living in Leicester, had admitted unlawful wounding after a higher charge of causing GBH was dropped.
No reason was given in court as to why it was dropped, but Astill's barrister made it clear he did not intend to cause this harm to Mr Pope.
Astill also admitted possessing the hammer and knives. He was jailed for two years and must also serve 23 days from a previous sentence.
Prosecutor John Hedgecoe said: 'On March 28, Astill was in the Waggon and Horses pub in Blacon. At 6.05pm the landlord refused to put his drinks on a tab.
'Astill left and was rather angry. Ten minutes later he returned with blood coming from his right hand. He offered £20 for the lager, then drank one of the pints and threw the other at the bar.
'The landlord told him to get lost. Astill punched some laminated glass, smashing it, then went home and picked up the three weapons.'
He said Mr Pope, who had no connection with Astill or the incident in the pub, was sitting on a wall by the Western Avenue inn waiting for a taxi.
Mr Hedgecoe added: 'He saw Astill approaching. He shouted to Mr Pope 'Get out of my way'.
'Mr Pope was about to move when he was suddenly struck on the side of his head by the hammer and punched to the face.'
Police in the area arrested Astill soon afterwards. It is not known for sure whether he was heading back to the pub to attack the landlord.
Judge Edwards warned Astill that, if he had been convicted of the higher charge, he would have been jailed for 'a very long time indeed'.
Defending, Peter McDonald said Astill has no recollection of the attack.
'How he came about to be injured in the first place, and why he attacked Mr Pope, is a mystery. There is no obvious motive at all. I can't provide any explanation.
'Astill apologises most profusely to his hapless victim.'


text:
package rules

import (
	"os"
	"testing"
	"time"

	"github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
	"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"
	"io/ioutil"
	v1 "k8s.io/api/core/v1"
	metav1 "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1"
)

func init() {
	logrus.SetOutput(ioutil.Discard) // disable logging during tests
}

func testPod() v1.Pod {
	startTime := metav1.NewTime(time.Now().Add(-2 * time.Minute))
	return v1.Pod{
		Status: v1.PodStatus{
			StartTime: &startTime,
			ContainerStatuses: []v1.ContainerStatus{
				{
					State: testTerminatedContainerState("test-status"),
				},
			},
		},
	}
}

func TestRules(t *testing.T) {
	t.Run("no rules", func(t *testing.T) {
		os.Clearenv()
		rules, err := LoadRules()
		assert.Equal(t, 0, len(rules.LoadedRules))
		assert.Error(t, err)
	})
	t.Run("invalid rule", func(t *testing.T) {
		os.Clearenv()
		os.Setenv(envChaosChance, "not-a-number")
		_, err := LoadRules()
		assert.Error(t, err)
	})
	t.Run("load", func(t *testing.T) {
		os.Clearenv()
		os.Setenv(envMaxDuration, "2m")
		os.Setenv(envContainerStatus, "test-status")
		rules, err := LoadRules()
		assert.NoError(t, err)
		assert.Equal(t, 2, len(rules.LoadedRules))
	})
}

func TestShouldReap(t *testing.T) {
	t.Run("reap", func(t *testing.T) {
		os.Clearenv()
		os.Setenv(envMaxDuration, "1m59s")
		os.Setenv(envContainerStatus, "test-status")
		os.Setenv(envChaosChance, "1.0") // always
		loaded, _ := LoadRules()
		shouldReap, reasons := loaded.ShouldReap(testPod())
		assert.True(t, shouldReap)
		if assert.Equal(t, 3, len(reasons)) {
			assert.Regexp(t, ".*was flagged for chaos.*", reasons[0])
			assert.Regexp(t, ".*test-status.*", reasons[1])
			assert.Regexp(t, ".*has been running.*", reasons[2])
		}
	})
	t.Run("no reap", func(t *testing.T) {
		os.Clearenv()
		os.Setenv(envMaxDuration, "1m59s")
		os.Setenv(envContainerStatus, "test-status")
		os.Setenv(envChaosChance, "0.0") // never
		loaded, _ := LoadRules()
		shouldReap, _ := loaded.ShouldReap(testPod())
		assert.False(t, shouldReap)
	})
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Short virtual tour of the replica of 17th century Dutch ship Batavia. A replica of the Batavia was built at the Bataviawerf (Batavia Wharf) in Lelystad in the Netherlands. The project lasted from 1985 to 7 April 1995, and was conducted as an employment project for young people under master-shipbuilder Willem Vos.


Littlest Pet Shop Pets Coloring Pages Best Of 29 Best Kids and Pets Coloring Pages Images is free HD wallpaper. This wallpaper was upload at January 19, 2019 upload by fangjian in Coloring.
Drawing 29 Best Kids and Pets Coloring Pages images most popular just for you from littlest pet shop pets coloring pages , littlest pet peeves transcript, littlest pet street, littlest pet shop cat, source: pinterest.com.
Description: Littlest Pet Shop Pets Coloring Pages Best Of 29 Best Kids and Pets Coloring Pages Images from the above resolutions which is part of the Coloring. Download this image for free in HD resolution the choice "download button" below. If you do not find the exact resolution you are looking for, then go for a native or higher resolution.
Beautiful Littlest Pet Shop Pets Coloring Pages - From the thousand photographs online regarding littlest pet shop pets coloring pages, picks the top libraries along with greatest image resolution just for you, and this photos is among photos collections within our greatest photographs gallery regarding Beautiful Littlest Pet Shop Pets Coloring Pages. I am hoping you may enjoy it.
This impression (Littlest Pet Shop Pets Coloring Pages Best Of 29 Best Kids and Pets Coloring Pages Images) preceding is actually labelled along with: littlest pet shop advent calendar,littlest pet shop better center,littlest pet shop dachshund,littlest pet shop full episodes,littlest pet shop guide,littlest pet shop josh,littlest pet shop limo,littlest pet shop mod apk android 1,littlest pet shop new,littlest pet shop nutmeg dash,littlest pet shop pictures,littlest pet shop toys uk,littlest pet shop xbox game,littlest pet shop youngmee,littlest pet shop zoe, all for you.
littlest pet shop yellow cat, littlest pet shop new, littlest pet shop full episodes season 1, littlest pet shop zoe voice, littlest pet shop vet clinic, littlest pet shop identification, littlest pet shop images, littlest pet shop rainbow friends, littlest pet shop quotes, littlest pet shop collection guide, littlest pet bakery, littlest pet shop qr code, littlest pet shop episodes, littlest pet shop episode 1, littlest pet shop unlimited bling apk, suggested.
Put up by fangjian with 2019-01-19 07:48:52. To see all graphics throughout Beautiful Littlest Pet Shop Pets Coloring Pages photographs gallery you should comply with this kind of hyperlink.
Download Littlest Pet Shop Pets Coloring Pages Best Of 29 Best Kids and Pets Coloring Pages Images with original resolution Click Here!
16 Photos of "Littlest Pet Shop Pets Coloring Pages Best Of 29 Best Kids and Pets Coloring Pages Images"
Related Posts of "Littlest Pet Shop Pets Coloring Pages Best Of 29 Best Kids and Pets Coloring Pages Images"


text:
I agree to receive text messages from Sanchez Auto Sales representatives and understand that no consent to texting is required for purchase of products or services.
8407 Central Ave STE 2025, Newark CA 94560
OPEN TODAY! 10 am - 7:30 pm By Appointment Only
Sanchez Auto Sales
2005 NISSAN XTERRA Call for Pricing.
Driver License Expiration Date*
Year* 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040 2041 2042 2043 2044 2045 2046 2047 2048 2049 2050 2051 2052 2053 2054 2055 2056 2057 2058 2059 2060
Month* 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
State* AK AL AR AZ CA CO CT DC DE FL GA HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NS NV NY OH OK OR PA PR RI SC SD TN TX UT VA VT WA WI WV WY
Time at Current Residence*
Years* 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Months* 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Employment Status* Contract Full Time N/A Part Time Retired Seasonal Self-Employed Temporary
Years* 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+
Applicant Relative Employment Information
Froylan Sanchez
10 am - 7:30 pm By Appointment Only
2005 NISSAN XTERRA OFF RO
Call for Pricing.
Mileage :	0
2005 NISSAN XTERRA OFF ROAD
2005 NISSAN XTERRA OFF ...
Monday 10 am - 7:30 pm By Appointment Only
Tuesday 10 am - 7:30 pm By Appointment Only
Wednesday 10 am - 7:30 pm By Appointment Only
Thursday 10 am - 7:30 pm By Appointment Only
Friday 10 am - 7:30 pm By Appointment Only
Saturday 10 am - 7:30 pm By Appointment Only
Sunday 10 am - 7:30 pm By Appointment Only


text:
Feature: Eve Bounty – Beta
Cosmo on Jan 20, 2017
Hello there, we're joined today by Flame1994, who has just created and launched EveBounty to beta, a new way to actually make bounty-hunting an actual liveable career. I'll leave him to comment and explain how this works in a short interview below:
CZ: Hey, could you start us out by sharing with us the one-paragraph description of what Eve Bounty is?
Flame: Eve Bounty is an external application used to spice up the bounty hunting game in EVE Online. It serves as a central hub where pilots can submit contracts on who they want killed. These contracts can be claimed and executed by non-registered and registered users as well as registered corporations. Once completed, a reward is paid out to those involved.
CZ: Could you tell us a bit about your in-game and out of game experience?
Flame: I started getting into EVE shortly after I heard of World War Bee. One of the first things I did was join a corporation to experience some of the action everyone was telling me about. During my first fleet I flew past a titan, it was then that I knew I was in love with the game. To witness the difference between what I had and what this titan pilot had in comparison was a clear indication of what I could achieve in this game.
I am a software developer in real life, starting my post graduate studies in computer science this year. I enjoy working on side projects such as Eve Bounty and a possible indie shooter a few friends and I are creating.
CZ: How is Eve Bounty different from the in-game bounty service? How does it compete with, or complement the in-game feature?
Flame: The in-game bounty service offer pilots to place a bounty on another pilot's head. Once killed, that bounty is paid out to the hunter or fleet based on the target's isk loss.
Eve Bounty uses a contract system, where users can submit a contract specifying the amount of isk the target has to lose for the reward to be paid out. This reward is paid out to the hunter who claimed and executed the contract, be it an individual or a corporation. Using this system, it prevents a 'random' kill from happening, since the contract has to be accepted before the kill is valid. Eve Bounty also allows registration for bounty hunting corporations. Pilots can then hire these corporations to execute a contract.
CZ: How do contracts work? Does it take anything in special to create a contract for someone on your service?
Flame: Only thing needed to create contracts is money. ISK should be sent to the BountyOffice corporation in-game. Once sent, Eve Bounty will automatically allocate the amount into the individual's Eve Bounty wallet. The pilot can then submit a contract.
A pilot can create a contract with multiple rules including a whitelist, blacklist, reward, isk loss and if the contract is open, closed or hired. Once submitted, a rank is allocated to the contract based on the reward. Open contracts can be contributed to by any Eve Bounty user, be it rank or registration status. Closed contracts can only be executed by registered hunters (of the same rank) and corporations. Hired contracts are aimed at hunting corporations. On submission, the pilot can hire one of the registered hunting corporations to execute the contract.
Once a contract is claimed by a hunter, kills can be added by killing the target in-game. A hunter has two weeks to add a kill to the contract. If failed to do so, the contract will be removed and resubmitted to the contract pool. A hunter can only have a limited number of active contracts at a time. When the total isk loss is reached, the hunter can claim the reward.
CZ: Is it aimed at big-game mercenary corporations or can anyone have a shot at a payday though EveBet?
Flame: Eve Bounty is aimed at anyone who wants to do bounty hunting for a living. We do, however, offer a big platform for bounty hunting corporations. Corporations can register on Eve Bounty and receive their own central hub for executing contracts. Pilots can then hire these corporations to execute contracts.
CZ: Is there any sort of progression or advancement? Or consequently, any limits on what who can hunt what?
Flame: Yes there is. There are seven ranks, A through G. All pilots start of at rank G, working their way up by completing contracts. Hunters can execute contracts with ranks equal to or lower than their current rank.
Points are allocated to each contract rank. On completion, these points will be allocated to the hunter. By completing contracts and earning points, hunters work their way up to the highest rank, unlocking the next level of contracts as they go.
CZ: Are there any fees for using the service and can it be used without becoming a 'registered hunter' with the service?
There is a tax on all rewards paid out. However, tax is lowered if a hunter or corporation registers. There is a 15% tax on non-registered hunters, 10% on registered hunters and 5% on registered corporations. This means for each contract completed, a tax of the specified percentage will be subtracted. Eve Bounty can be used without becoming a registered hunter, but is restricted. Non-registered hunters can only contribute to Open contracts and receive a 15% tax on rewards.
Thanks for talking to us Flame, and hope our readers give your service a chance.
Tags: bounty, bounty hunting, Cosmo
Cosmo has been playing Eve Online for the better part of a decade, on and off as most Eve 'careers' go, over the span of a dozen trials and over multiple accounts. He's your average every-man player, with no hats thrown in any rings and with enough perspective to not get bogged down in endless threadnaughts on how every new feature will 'ruin' the game.
He loves the concept of Eve and the potential of what it could be more than the actual grimy bits that currently define the experience. "An Eve Online beyond Eve Online" as he likes to put it.


text:
Kim Kardashian admits she felt like a 'failure' whilst marriage to Kanye was breaking down
Conor BrummellDigitial Reporter
File photo dated 9/2/2020 of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West attending the Vanity Fair Oscar Party held at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA. Kim Kardashian West has filed for divorce from Kanye West after seven years of marriage, court records in Los Angeles show. The pair have reportedly spent little time together in recent months, with West, 43, said to be spending most of the time at his home in Wyoming while Kardashian West, 40, opted to stay primarily in Los Angeles. Issue date: Saturday February 20, 2020. (Image: PA Images)
Kim Kardashian has opened up about her divorce from Kanye West, saying she felt like a complete failure earlier this year when the divorce was being played out in the media.
Talking on Thursday's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, the 40 year old reality star and entrepreneur stated that "I feel like a f— failure, that it's, like, a third f— marriage.
"Yeah I feel like a f— loser. But I can't even think about that like, I want to be happy."
Kim's sister Khloé Kardashian also spoke about the divorce in a confessional, stating that Kim had been "redirecting" her frustration, sadness and anger when going through the divorce.
Sobbing into a handful of tissues, Kim declares that Kanye "deserves someone that can go support his every move and go follow him all over the place and move to Wyoming. I can't do that."
The couple had reportedly been in marriage counseling for much of 2020, but the counselling did not work- and Kim filed for divorce back in February.
Kim Kardashian 'freaking out' over special invite from Irish Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan
Honest celebs who admit they regret getting plastic surgery
In the episode of KUWTK, Kim also recaps a fight she had with Kanye about moving to Wyoming, stating: "I honestly can't do this anymore. Why am I still in this like, place where I'm stuck for years? Like, he goes and moves to a different state, every year, I have to be together so I can raise the kids, you know?"
Kim, despite how bad the situation with Kanye went, still calls him an 'amazing dad' to kid North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.
Khloe, back in a confessional, calls her sister "one of the most incredible people ever" and hopes that she will take care of herself like she attempted to take care of her marriage.
That was the second last episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, with the final episode airing on June 10th.
Caitlyn Jenner says she opposes trans girls competing in women's sport
Friends Reunion: What did the stars do after the sitcom ended?
NetflixRegé-Jean Page is the 'most handsome man in the world', according to scienceThe result is based on the Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi devised by mathematicians in Ancient Greece
Rick and Morty co-creator dropped from show following domestic abuse charges
While the show will continue the voices of Rick and Morty will be recast
Tommy Tiernan issues public statement after 'racist' joke controversy
RTÈ presenter Emer O'Neill left his show in Vicar Street after the comedian told the joke
Tiger King star Carole Baskin says 'dead' ex-husband 'found alive'
Despite the claim, the sheriff's office is still looking for him
Woman spent months exchanging texts with scammer she thought was George Ezra
The 51-year-old appeared on This Morning to explain how she was nearly scammed out of thousands of pounds


Sarah's business is doing so well, she has encountered a problem. There are not enough hours in the day to provide a quality service to coaching clients, do her marketing and business administration. This is success! However, Sarah doesn't have time to think about the future. How can she build capacity when she is run off her feet as it is?
Sarah must make one decision before she decides anything else. Success has its own momentum. Does she want to expand. This may seem perverse. Why should she not expand?
It depends on what she wants from her business. If she is comfortable with current capacity, she needs to work out how to manage it so she is not run off her feet.
However, if she decides it's worth expanding, this is an opportunity to make a real difference.
Is she an entrepreneur, who wants to build a mainstream business? Or is she a creative who wants enough income to live comfortably, while she does things she enjoys?
Both options require capacity building and both need an email strategy.
Let's start with the steady option. Although this option does not aim for growth, the business needs to recruit customers. It's not a do nothing option. Sarah needs to automate as much as possible so she can enjoy her lifestyle.
Her aim is to maintain income at a certain level, with an annual increase so that standard of living remains constant. To reduce time spent on the business to a minimum. This creates time for non-business activities or to develop new ideas, so the business innovates and does not stagnate.
The aim is to find low-cost ways to build capacity. These are likely to be self-limiting and that is what she wants.
First, consider price increases. This works if costs do not increase with price. It may be possible to make enough money with less work, because you need fewer customers. Make a gradual adjustment to prices, to work out what prices the market can bear.
Next, review automation. This is where email lists pay off. Can you do what you need to do with a basic email service or do you need something more advanced? Customer Relations Management Services may be costly, so spend time working out what you can do with what you already have. However, the rewards of good CRM may outweigh costs.
Growth implies greater costs. The best solution depends on the business.
A natural way to expand is to take on staff. This implies increases in salaries, premises and other on-costs. At this stage, you need a business plan if you don't have one already. You may need investment.
There are intermediate possibilities. You could pay for administration services. These may free up time, to take on more customers or do business planning.
This is not an easy transition and it may mean a cut in your own drawings from the business until income compensates for new expenditure. So there is an element of risk.
Your email strategy should pay off. If you grow your list and use more advanced CRM services, you can transition to a service that enables you to do more online, delivering services as well as marketing them.
Finally, don't forget the value you deliver to your list. Increased capacity means a lot more work and this can result in loss of focus on why you are in business. This is not trivial. Your why is your main selling point. Lose track as you expand, you sell less because people no longer see why they should buy from you and not a competitor.
This is why you must maintain lists and track your customers and followers. Value your list as your most valuable asset. What would happen if you lost your list? Security is paramount.


With Might & Main – Weeks of endless contract work and regular work combined have kept me hammering away at the computer while ITunes plays aimlessly. This mix pulls out the songs that stuck out to me during that time and then provided a good mix while I worked up through Christmas. This steady, dependable flow of songs includes ABBA, The Epoxies, The Dead Milkmen, Shane MacGowan & The Popes, Limpopo, Peter Tosh, James Ray and Gangwar, The Brandos, Love Tractor, Tracy Chapman, Flogging Molly, L7, Down, KMFDM, Patti Smith, and Lou Reed. Perfect to pass the time during hard labor.


text:
Pope Pius XII: Even if Not Convinced by Church Teaching, "Obligation to Obey Still Remains"
The heroically virtuous Pope Pius X was declared a saint in the year 1954 by Pope Pius XII. As the cardinals were all gathered in Rome for the joyous occasion of the canonization ceremony in late May, the Holy Father summoned them for an allocution (address) called Si Diligis that focused on the Catholic Church's teaching office, her magisterium. This address is extremely instructive and available in full English translation at the following link:
Pope Pius XII, Allocution Si Diligis (May 31, 1954)
Later that year, Pius XII gave another speech to cardinals, one that was meant as a continuation of his May address. It is called Magnificate Dominum, and we have put up an English translation of it here:
Pope Pius XII, Allocution Magnificate Dominum (Nov. 2, 1954)
In this long allocution, given on All Souls' Day, the Pope rejects a number of modern errors about the priesthood and the Holy Mass and then turns his thoughts to the government of the Church. As with the May address Si Diligis, so too in the November allocution Magnificate Dominum, Pius XII censures ideas that in our day we find put forward by the "traditional Catholics" of the recognize-and-resist position (represented by people such as Peter Kwasniewski, Eric Sammons, and Michael Matt). In particular, he condemns the idea that non-infallible Church teaching can be rejected by the faithful if they find the arguments supporting it to be unconvincing. The Holy Father says:
And first, there are some noticeable attitudes and tendencies of mind which presume to check and set limits to the power of Bishops (the Roman Pontiff not excepted), as being strictly the shepherds of the flock entrusted to them. They fix their authority, office and watchfulness within certain bounds, which concern strictly religious matters, the statement of the truths of the faith, the regulation of devotional practices, administration of the Sacraments of the Church, and the carrying out of liturgical ceremonies. They wish to restrain the Church from all undertakings and business which concern life as it is really conducted—"the realities of life," as they say. In short, this way of thinking in the official statements of some lay Catholics, even those in high positions, is sometimes shown when they say: "We are perfectly willing to see, to listen to, and to approach Bishops and priests in their Churches, and regarding matters within their authority; but in places of official and public business, where matters of this life are dealt with and decided, we have no wish to see them or to listen to what they say. For there, it is we laymen, and not the clergy—no matter of what rank or qualification—who are the legitimate judges." We must take an open and firm stand against errors of this kind. The power of the Church is not bound by the limits of "matters strictly religious," as they say, but the whole matter of the natural law, its foundation, its interpretation, its application, so far as their moral aspects extend, are within the Church's power. For the keeping of the Natural Law, by God's appointment, has reference to the road by which man has to approach his supernatural end. But, on this road, the Church is man's guide and guardian in what concerns his supreme end. The Apostles observed this in times past, and afterwards, from the earliest centuries, the Church has kept to this manner of acting, and keeps to it today, not indeed like some private guide or adviser, but by virtue of the Lord's command and authority. Therefore, when it is a question of instructions and propositions which the properly constituted shepherds (i.e. the Roman Pontiff for the whole Church, and the Bishops for the faithful entrusted to them) publish on matters within the natural law, the faithful must not invoke that saying (which is wont to be employed with respect to opinions of individuals): "the strength of the authority is no more than the strength of the arguments." Hence, even though to someone, certain declarations of the Church may not seem proved by the arguments put forward, his obligation to obey still remains. This was the mind, and these are the words of St. Pius X in his Encyclical Letter Singulari Quadam of September 24, 1912 (A.A.S., vol. 4, 1912, p. 658) : "Whatever a Christian man may do, even in affairs of this world, he may not ignore the supernatural, nay, he must direct all to the highest good as to his last end, in accordance with the dictates of Christian wisdom; but all his actions, in so far as they are morally good or evil, that is, agree with, or are in opposition to, divine and natural law, are subject to the judgment and authority of the Church." And he immediately transfers this principle to the social sphere: "The social question and the controversies underlying that question … are not merely of an economic nature, and consequently such as can be settled while the Church's authority is ignored, since, on the contrary, it is most certain that it (the social question) is primarily a moral and religious one, and on that account must be settled chiefly in accordance with the moral law and judgment based on religion" (ibid., pp. 658, 659). ... Yet, those points We have just mentioned in connection with the jurisdiction of Bishops, who are shepherds of the souls committed to their care in all those matters which have to do with religion, moral law and ecclesiastical discipline, are subjected to criticism, often not above a whisper, and do not receive the firm assent they deserve. Hence, some proud, modern spirits provoke serious and dangerous confusion, traces of which are more or less clear in various regions. The awareness, daily more strongly insisted on, of having reached maturity produces in them an agitated and febrile spirit. Not a few moderns, men and women, think that the leadership and vigilance of the Church is not to be suffered by one who is grown up; they not only say it, but they hold it as a firm conviction. They are unwilling to be, like children, "under guardians and stewards" (Gal. 4, 2). They wish to be treated as adults who are in full possession of their rights, and can decide for themselves what they must, or must not, do in any given situation. Let the Church—they do not hesitate to say—propose her doctrine, pass her laws as norms of our actions. Still, when there is question of practical application to each individual's life, the Church must not interfere; she should let each one of the faithful follow his own conscience and judgment. They declare this is all the more necessary because the Church and her ministers are unaware of certain sets of circumstances either personal or extrinsic to individuals; in them each person has been placed, and must take his own counsel and decide what he must do. Such people, moreover, are unwilling in their final personal decisions to have any intermediary or intercessor placed between themselves and God, no matter what his rank or title. Two years ago, in Our allocutions of March 23 and April 18, 1952, We spoke about these reprehensible theories and We examined their arguments (Discorsi e Radio-messaggi, vol. 14, 1952, pp. 19 sq., pp. 69 sq.). Concerning the importance given to the attainment of a person's majority this assertion is correct: it is just and right that adults should not be ruled as children. The Apostle speaking of himself says, "When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I felt as a child, I thought as a child. Now that I have become a man, I have put away the things of a child" (I Cor. 13, 11). That is not a true art of education which follows any other principle or procedure, nor is he a true shepherd of souls who pursues any other purpose than to elevate the faithful entrusted to his care "to perfect manhood, to the mature measure of the fulness of Christ" (Eph. 4.13). But to be an adult and to have put off the things of childhood is one thing, and quite another to be an adult and not to be subject to the guidance and government of legitimate authority. For government is not a kind of nursery for children, but the effective direction of adults toward the end proposed to the state. (Pope Pius XII, Allocution Magnificate Dominum; underlining added.)
Appraching the end of his address, the Holy Father Pius XII reminds the eminent cardinals of the authority of the Apostolic See as the divinely-established ultimate criterion of unity and orthodoxy:
In addition to this union and intercourse between brothers in the episcopacy there should be added close union and frequent communication with this Apostolic See. The custom of consulting the Holy See not only in doctrinal matters, but also in affairs of government and discipline, has flourished from the earliest days of Christianity. Many proofs and examples are to be found in ancient historical records. When asked for their decision, the Roman Pontiffs did not answer as private theologians, but in virtue of their authority and conscious of the power which they received from Christ to rule over the whole flock and each of its parts. The same is deduced from the instances in which the Roman Pontiffs, unasked, settled disputes that had arisen or commanded that "doubts" [dubia] be brought to them to be resolved. This union, therefore, and harmonious communication with the Holy See arises not from a kind of desire to centralize and unify everything, but by divine right and by reason of an essential element of the constitution of the Church of Christ. (Pope Pius XII, Allocution Magnificate Dominum)
The more one reads and studies the pre-Vatican II magisterial texts of the Catholic Church, especially the encyclicals and allocutions of the true Roman Pontiffs, the more evident it becomes that the "Catholic Church" in our day is a diabolical counterfeit eclipsing the true Catholic Church of which Pope Pius XII was the last (known) visible head -- and that the "recognize-and-resist" position, according to which the Novus Ordo "popes" are to be recognized as true Popes while their teachings are to be rejected, is not a tenable Catholic alternative. Image source: Wikimedia Commons (Michael Pitcairn; cropped) License: public domain
Pope Pius XII: Even if Not Convinced by Church Teaching, "Obligation to Obey Still Remains"
Papa Pacelli rebukes Recognize-and-Resist…
The heroically virtuous Pope Pius X was declared a saint in the year 1954 by Pope Pius XII. As the cardinals were all gathered in Rome for the joyous occasion of the canonization ceremony in late May, the Holy Father summoned them for an allocution (address) called Si Diligis that focused on the Catholic Church's teaching office, her magisterium. This address is extremely instructive and available in full English translation at the following link:
In this long allocution, given on All Souls' Day, the Pope rejects a number of modern errors about the priesthood and the Holy Mass and then turns his thoughts to the government of the Church.
As with the May address Si Diligis, so too in the November allocution Magnificate Dominum, Pius XII censures ideas that in our day we find put forward by the "traditional Catholics" of the recognize-and-resist position (represented by people such as Peter Kwasniewski, Eric Sammons, and Michael Matt). In particular, he condemns the idea that non-infallible Church teaching can be rejected by the faithful if they find the arguments supporting it to be unconvincing.
The Holy Father says:
And first, there are some noticeable attitudes and tendencies of mind which presume to check and set limits to the power of Bishops (the Roman Pontiff not excepted), as being strictly the shepherds of the flock entrusted to them. They fix their authority, office and watchfulness within certain bounds, which concern strictly religious matters, the statement of the truths of the faith, the regulation of devotional practices, administration of the Sacraments of the Church, and the carrying out of liturgical ceremonies. They wish to restrain the Church from all undertakings and business which concern life as it is really conducted—"the realities of life," as they say. In short, this way of thinking in the official statements of some lay Catholics, even those in high positions, is sometimes shown when they say: "We are perfectly willing to see, to listen to, and to approach Bishops and priests in their Churches, and regarding matters within their authority; but in places of official and public business, where matters of this life are dealt with and decided, we have no wish to see them or to listen to what they say. For there, it is we laymen, and not the clergy—no matter of what rank or qualification—who are the legitimate judges."
We must take an open and firm stand against errors of this kind. The power of the Church is not bound by the limits of "matters strictly religious," as they say, but the whole matter of the natural law, its foundation, its interpretation, its application, so far as their moral aspects extend, are within the Church's power. For the keeping of the Natural Law, by God's appointment, has reference to the road by which man has to approach his supernatural end. But, on this road, the Church is man's guide and guardian in what concerns his supreme end. The Apostles observed this in times past, and afterwards, from the earliest centuries, the Church has kept to this manner of acting, and keeps to it today, not indeed like some private guide or adviser, but by virtue of the Lord's command and authority. Therefore, when it is a question of instructions and propositions which the properly constituted shepherds (i.e. the Roman Pontiff for the whole Church, and the Bishops for the faithful entrusted to them) publish on matters within the natural law, the faithful must not invoke that saying (which is wont to be employed with respect to opinions of individuals): "the strength of the authority is no more than the strength of the arguments." Hence, even though to someone, certain declarations of the Church may not seem proved by the arguments put forward, his obligation to obey still remains. This was the mind, and these are the words of St. Pius X in his Encyclical Letter Singulari Quadam of September 24, 1912 (A.A.S., vol. 4, 1912, p. 658) : "Whatever a Christian man may do, even in affairs of this world, he may not ignore the supernatural, nay, he must direct all to the highest good as to his last end, in accordance with the dictates of Christian wisdom; but all his actions, in so far as they are morally good or evil, that is, agree with, or are in opposition to, divine and natural law, are subject to the judgment and authority of the Church." And he immediately transfers this principle to the social sphere: "The social question and the controversies underlying that question … are not merely of an economic nature, and consequently such as can be settled while the Church's authority is ignored, since, on the contrary, it is most certain that it (the social question) is primarily a moral and religious one, and on that account must be settled chiefly in accordance with the moral law and judgment based on religion" (ibid., pp. 658, 659).
Yet, those points We have just mentioned in connection with the jurisdiction of Bishops, who are shepherds of the souls committed to their care in all those matters which have to do with religion, moral law and ecclesiastical discipline, are subjected to criticism, often not above a whisper, and do not receive the firm assent they deserve. Hence, some proud, modern spirits provoke serious and dangerous confusion, traces of which are more or less clear in various regions. The awareness, daily more strongly insisted on, of having reached maturity produces in them an agitated and febrile spirit. Not a few moderns, men and women, think that the leadership and vigilance of the Church is not to be suffered by one who is grown up; they not only say it, but they hold it as a firm conviction. They are unwilling to be, like children, "under guardians and stewards" (Gal. 4, 2). They wish to be treated as adults who are in full possession of their rights, and can decide for themselves what they must, or must not, do in any given situation. Let the Church—they do not hesitate to say—propose her doctrine, pass her laws as norms of our actions. Still, when there is question of practical application to each individual's life, the Church must not interfere; she should let each one of the faithful follow his own conscience and judgment. They declare this is all the more necessary because the Church and her ministers are unaware of certain sets of circumstances either personal or extrinsic to individuals; in them each person has been placed, and must take his own counsel and decide what he must do. Such people, moreover, are unwilling in their final personal decisions to have any intermediary or intercessor placed between themselves and God, no matter what his rank or title. Two years ago, in Our allocutions of March 23 and April 18, 1952, We spoke about these reprehensible theories and We examined their arguments (Discorsi e Radio-messaggi, vol. 14, 1952, pp. 19 sq., pp. 69 sq.). Concerning the importance given to the attainment of a person's majority this assertion is correct: it is just and right that adults should not be ruled as children. The Apostle speaking of himself says, "When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I felt as a child, I thought as a child. Now that I have become a man, I have put away the things of a child" (I Cor. 13, 11). That is not a true art of education which follows any other principle or procedure, nor is he a true shepherd of souls who pursues any other purpose than to elevate the faithful entrusted to his care "to perfect manhood, to the mature measure of the fulness of Christ" (Eph. 4.13). But to be an adult and to have put off the things of childhood is one thing, and quite another to be an adult and not to be subject to the guidance and government of legitimate authority. For government is not a kind of nursery for children, but the effective direction of adults toward the end proposed to the state.
(Pope Pius XII, Allocution Magnificate Dominum; underlining added.)
In addition to this union and intercourse between brothers in the episcopacy there should be added close union and frequent communication with this Apostolic See. The custom of consulting the Holy See not only in doctrinal matters, but also in affairs of government and discipline, has flourished from the earliest days of Christianity. Many proofs and examples are to be found in ancient historical records. When asked for their decision, the Roman Pontiffs did not answer as private theologians, but in virtue of their authority and conscious of the power which they received from Christ to rule over the whole flock and each of its parts. The same is deduced from the instances in which the Roman Pontiffs, unasked, settled disputes that had arisen or commanded that "doubts" [dubia] be brought to them to be resolved. This union, therefore, and harmonious communication with the Holy See arises not from a kind of desire to centralize and unify everything, but by divine right and by reason of an essential element of the constitution of the Church of Christ.
(Pope Pius XII, Allocution Magnificate Dominum)
The more one reads and studies the pre-Vatican II magisterial texts of the Catholic Church, especially the encyclicals and allocutions of the true Roman Pontiffs, the more evident it becomes that the "Catholic Church" in our day is a diabolical counterfeit eclipsing the true Catholic Church of which Pope Pius XII was the last (known) visible head — and that the "recognize-and-resist" position, according to which the Novus Ordo "popes" are to be recognized as true Popes while their teachings are to be rejected, is not a tenable Catholic alternative.
Image source: Wikimedia Commons (Michael Pitcairn; cropped)
in Novus Ordo Wire Magisterium, Pope Pius XII, Schism 0
Patrick Coffin dumps Francis,...
Denouncing "Newchurch":...


Musicals.Net - View topic - Too Young for Sondheim?
Hello Sondheim fanatics! I am reletively new to Sondheim though Sweeney Todd, once I heard the original cast album and saw the movie, quickly became my third favorite musical of all time (behind Phantom and Les Mis). Sweeney was my first experience with Sondheim and I was eager to hear more of that extraordinary sound from Sweeney. I purchased Into the Woods next and was dissapointed on how poorly the album convayed the story as compared to Sweeney. The same went for Assassins though I enjoyed both. By the time I got to Passion and Company I became tired of his mannerisms, less invested in the plots of the musicals. I then got Merrilly We Roll Along and and just gave up. I just couldn't get why Sondheim's style which worked so well in Sweeney was all of a sudden getting on my nerves in Company and Roll Along. The endless reprieses of the titles songs, the confusing plots...am I just too young to GET Sondheim? I'm sixteen years old and have been a musical fanatic for a few years now. I'm used to the fantastical plots of Lloyd Webber and Sweeney. I'm I not connecting with these other musicals because I don't understand the themes? I want to like Sondheim. I really do. But perhaps I am just listening to the wrong musicals? If anyone has any suggestions on which of his works to listen to, I'd gladly appreciate it!
Re: Too Young for Sondheim?
Sweeney Todd notwithstanding, Sondheim's musicals tend to not come across well on cast albums. Company, Merrily We Roll Along and Passion are shows that need to be seen live. I don't know what you mean by "mannerisms". He never repeats music without good dramatic reason. But that's just the thing. His music is so tied to the arc of the plot that it can very confusing to listen to if you're not getting the big picture of the story -- something that can be impossible just from hearing a record. If you really want to know what a show is like, I strongly recommend getting a copy of the script and listening to the music at the same time.
That said, the latter two (Merrily We Roll Along and Passion) in particular are among his least accessible works to a casual listener. I would never describe Sondheim as esoteric, but both are shows that, despite beautiful musical moments, feature unlikable characters in very complex relationships. If you don't buy into their world, it doesn't work. Onstage, they require very tight direction and strong actors. Very much a hit-or-miss type of experience.
By the way, I don't understand how you can dislike "endless reprises" in Company when Phantom of the Opera has one of the most repetitive scores ever. The melodies are recycled constantly throughout the show -- to no dramatic effect whatsoever.
It might be your path of accessing his work- as Mama Rose pointed out, some of those shows aren't immediately accessible to a 'Sondheim newbie', and especially not on cast albums (Company for me being the exception as the album is truly amazing, but should be listened to in tandem with reading the script to be enjoyed properly).
If it helps- I too was introduced to Sondheim via Sweeney Todd (the Hearn/Lansbury production and then the cast album), and my journey through his work was like this- the film version of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, the 2006 recording of Company (available on Netflix) followed by the original cast album, the opera house recording of A Little Night Music (available on YouTube), and then Follies in Concert, Sunday in the Park With George, Into the Woods, Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall, and Passion (all available together in a DVD boxset).
In short, I would highly recommend checking out the filmed versions of his shows- in particular Into the Woods (which is one of his most accessible shows), Company (one of his best), and Sunday in the Park with George (one of his most personal). The albums can sometimes give good impressions of what the shows are like, but only impressions- the reason Sweeney Todd works so well as an album is because it's mostly sung-through (which, given your interest in Phantom and Les Miserables, seems to be something you like). The only other show he's done that's like that is Passion, and as mentioned above it's one of his least accessible works (and one of the most dividing in opinion- I myself don't care for it though it's been ages since I've seen it). To fully get his shows I think you really have to try and see them, so definitely check out the video recordings whenever possible.
I don't know what you mean by "mannerisms".
"Mannerisms" might be the wrong word. I guess what I mean is every composer has thier own "style" including Sondheim. He seems to have a very complicated style from what I've heard. It's very interesting to listen to (every time I listen to Sweeney I find something new in the orchestrations or lyrics).
Company's reprises didn't bother me as much as Roll Along's. I have seen the Actor/Musician version of Company and it was ok. I love Being Alive to death and the rest of the songs were ok. Roll Along's reprises made me groan every time, I just didn't like the song (It sort of reminded me of "Everybody's Got the Right" from Assassins). Haha, true, Phantom is a bit repetitive but I love the melodies from it so much.
Out of all the Sondheims I own I've found something to latch on to, something I really enjoy, Being Alive from Company and Franklin Shepard Inc. from Roll Along. But overall Passion (even with Michael Ball) and Roll Along left me pretty cold. I will definately check out his other musicals on film though. That seems like the best way to go with him. Thanks Flynn!
As for Merrily, know that it is one of the least successful endeavors of Sondheim's, hundreds of people walked OUT of the original Broadway production... so don't feel bad. I happened to see the revival at City Centre last year and LOVED it. All of the reprises as time shifts are completely justified and not in the least bit annoying, at least when I saw it.
But my point is, don't feel bad if you don't like it, many don't. I WILL say, however, that I didn't fully appreciate Sondheim's shows until about four years ago, when I was 18 and had my heart broken for the first time. Take that however you want.
But now, I can't watch Sunday in the Park With George without getting choked up at numerous points.
Maybe there IS a certain age of appreciation?
Roll Along's reprises made me groan every time, I just didn't like the song (It sort of reminded me of "Everybody's Got the Right" from Assassins).
Well, those are supposed to indicate a change in time, which is why it's reprised so often. Of course, it's interesting you bring up reprises for Merrily We Roll Along, since part of the insane cleverness of the score is how, since the chronology of the show is backwards, the score itself is built backwards as well- usually a score introduces it song and reprises it later, while Merrily has the reprise first and the whole song later. In addition he's very clever about hiding melodies in songs, with "Like it Was" pulled from a bit in "Old Friends", and a section of "Our Time" hidden in "Rich and Happy" (Into the Woods is full of this as well, with the 'bean notes' hidden in various places throughout the score, most notably in the Witch's songs).
If you're interested, check out the book Sondheim on Music: Minor Details and Major Decisions- it's a fascinating set of interviews in which he discusses the music and creative process behind his composing. Also "Anatomy of a Song", which is available on YouTube.
I don't think you're ever to young for Sondheim. I'm still a kid and I love his shows, particularly Into the Woods, A Little Night Music, West Side Story, and Sweeny Todd. I plan on seeing a lot more. The music's rich, the lyrics are witty, the plots are fantastic, and most of all, he makes you think. It's light stuff. If you like that kind of thing, it's great. If you don't: Oh well. It's not everyone's cup of tea. I don't think it's age, I think it's taste. But you should still try it again later just in case.
YOU.ARE.AWESOME. West Side Story is AMAZING!!!


You are Percius Aurex, Captain of a raider-class pirate vessel. Formerly the 14th son of a noble family, you fled that life in search of adventure and to escape your status as a political pawn. You've just completed an expedition into the forbidden system of Vectes, sending your men into a severed aft section of an Imperial cruiser. Good men lost their lives in an accident, and you decided to complete the few tasks you'd begun and head on to a planned meeting in a nearby system instead of lingering in the forbidden system.
Currently your ship is docked above the planet Folkvangr under an offer of truce, and you sit across from the Rogue Trader Alexander Kerr.
"Keller, if I don't check in Elise is to get you all out of here. Understood?"
Your friend clearly dislikes the idea, but nods. "Yeah. Stick to the code."
Your walk is short through the humble station's interior, a well-dressed guide leading you to your destination. Stepping into the well-furnished chamber, you quickly spot your host in his fine jacket. You're clearly the better dressed, though, as his head is graced only with his hair instead of a fine work of art in the form of a hat. Ana and Tes pick out positions against the wall, flanking you in mirror of two unarmored bodyguards that flank Kerr.
"Welcome to Folkvangr, Captain Aurex. I am Alexander Kerr. We have much to talk about, as you seem to command Captain Menexel's ship. He served with my father, but first we have business to attend to. Personal questions shall have to wait, and I assure you that they will not result in any harm coming to you under my offer." You both take a seat, a woman entering the chamber slowly to open a bottle of booze and pour two glasses. "To the dead and the living. May they remain as such as He on Terra sees fit."
Toasting, you both settle in for negotiations. "Now then, you have two sisters to ransom, so I believe the first move is yours, sir."
Alright then. Let's call it tend bars of gold each, as a starting point that he might attempt to haggle down. IE 5 wealth each, I believe. That and information on the Nebula Sapphires.
And really, I'm hoping that this leads to us becoming contacts, if nothing more than trade. After all it's not like we intentionally stole something that was his, it's more like we found something and want a finders fee, if you will. So personally, I'd rather be paid in wealth, which we can, once this is all settled, trade for Meltas or what have you.
PQ back? When did this happen?
About a month ago, though you haven't missed much. We've only just started our career of villainy.
does anyone support or contradict this?
I can agree with this. With any luck this could be the start of us having someone to trade any "valuable" items for things we normally can't get.
Information on the Nebula Sapphires.
I have no particular complaints. I'm just glad we can be rid of the Sisters without having to kill them. I can't imagine it would be good for us to be caught imprisoning them.
do you inform Kerr of Sister Jessira's condition?
Probably best to let him know, voting yes. I still don't know what happened, she say one guy die in front of her and just... I mean, I figured SoB would have some kind of training to distance themselves from death and whatnot specifically to avoid this.
Might as well. He's gonna find out soon enough, and things might go badly for us if we negotiate a price based on two sisters in good condition, and we deliver one who is insane.
Might as well be honest about her condition.
"I've no interest in haggling over persons I'm almost glad to have off my ship, Lord Kerr. Ten gold bars and some information on some goods I've acquired should suffice, though I feel obliged to mention that sister Jessira seems to have reacted poorly to the events of her capture. No physical harm came to her, but we've been forced to keep her sedated for both her safety and our own after she reacted poorly to the fight surrounding her capture."
Your host nods, his hands rotating outwards to reveal his palms. "Battle has the ability to do such things to even the strongest of us. You offer a fair deal, Captain Aurex. I do accept it." The man extends his hand, and you give it a firm shake to cement the deal like true men of your word. "Now then, what sort of good do you require information of?"
You place a large and small nebula sapphire upon the table, much to his apparent surprise. "I feel they're related enough to be considered one good, though I'm only vaguely aware of the details of these 'nebula sapphires' as it were."
"You certainly seem to come bearing some interesting things, Captain Aurex. If I may?" Kerr picks up the large gem after you give a nod of approval, studying it in detail as he continues speaking. "The Iron Monks have held these gems in quite a literal monopoly for some time, especially ones of quality and size such as this. They're in quite high demand out-sector, but there is a healthy market in-sector as well, mostly fueled by miners attempting to pay their way off planet with smaller ones they've picked up during work. Most of them get caught, but few are willing to be taken alive. I highly suggest you never allow the Iron Monks to take you alive."
Placing the gem back upon the table, he looks at you. "The Monks have been using them as currency of sort, and shuffling much of their physical wealth around recently. How many did you find, Captain?"
"Enough that I am glad to hear there is a market for them elsewhere, ideally outside the Iron Monk's usual reach. And thank you for the advice.
Now then, I will admit that this is my first rodeo, as it were. How would you suggest we make the trade of goods and people?"
"Sufficient numbers to know better than to try to sell them all, yet few enough to keep well hidden."
"Now, on to other business matters, shall we cover this deal with a more legitimate one?"
"Crates full of them, but if only I found someone willing to trade for some of them.
Kerr smiles. "A very diplomatic answer. The larger ones may fetch close to a gold bar each to the right buyer, but don't expect any sort of bulk sale at such prices. The smaller ones," the man quietly picks up the smaller gem, holding it up to one of the lights above. "Harder to say, they may be worth up to a thousand thrones or so, if this is a good example of your stock." Carefully returning the gem to the table, he takes another sip of his drink. "As for this being your first rodeo, I'm quite glad to hear that you're not a slaver. Such scum often prey upon pilgrims. I'd suggest turning sister Jessira over to our care immediately while I send some men for your payment. You may hold sister Laurent until you are ready to depart, and we'll make the final exchange."
"Sounds reasonable enough" Taking another sip of your own drink, you make a minor adjustment to your hat's pitch. "Shall we cover this deal with a more legitimate one?"
"I suppose the story of just how you came into possession of Captain Menexel's vessel can wait, if there is business involved. What do you have in mind?"
Well I'm good with that. As for what to trade for, well, I'll let other /tg/ goers deal with that.
I know someone earlier had said something about wanting melta guns & Ammo along with Melta bombs, but seeing as we have a few shuttles and a Aquila Lander that are kinda wrecks at the moment why not try to get any parts that our techpriests might need to help get them operational. Also, don't forget to ask if she has found any sort of interesting hats.
And I believe someone wanted to get some items in exchange as well, last thread?
I'm sure we can use the smaller Nebula Sapphires to help pay for anything we want to get our hands on.
-Ammunition for current armsman weaponry.
Agree on asking for small craft parts. Some luxury rations would also be nice.
So small craft part, luxury rations, and throw in the Meltaguns.
Also, don't forget to ask about hats.
Let's say 6 [engagements] worth of ammo and bombs. Aside from that, Y.
Confirm and I agree with the 6 engagements worth of ammo and bombs that >>26101456 suggests.
No parts available. Offer to buy craft for 10 wealth each.
5 wealth per cargo [1 month per cargo], 4 available.
"We have plenty of military hats, as the world was repopulated by Imperial Guard veterans?"
Okay, how about we sell off the Shuttles and have it help pay for the Aquila Lander parts.
Take at least one cargo worth of Melta Gun Ammo as I remember Ana was able to recover one.
And I would say one cargo work of Luxury rations.
Military hats are always nice! Of course that would require a personal inspection.
Whoa whoa whoa sir. Time to use that fellowship and try to bargain some prices down or maybe access to those melta guns.
You're welcome to attempt haggling.
Repair parts for Aquila Lander reduced to 25 wealth.
Offer for Shuttles increased to 12 wealth each.
As everyone seems to have gone to sleep for the night or vanished to other things, consolidation post.
No parts available. Offer to buy craft for 12 wealth each.
We'll continue and hopefully finish up the Kerr stuff tomorrow if the thread is still around.
Hats can be talked over later.
I'm sure he will want to talk about thing other than business after this.


text:
Q: Google Tests ValuesIn with a global vector I'm trying to run a bunch of google tests based off configuration files in a directory. This way I can just add a new file and run the tests without having to add it to my parametrized test and recompile. Here is my code:
typedef std::pair<QString, int> TestParam;

QString generatedLogic;

std::vector<TestParam> badExpressionTests;

class LogicBuilderTest : public ::testing::TestWithParam<TestParam> {};

GTEST_API_ int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    testing::InitGoogleTest(&argc, argv);

    ::generatedLogic = "/home/mitydsp/trunk/System/logicExecutionEngine/engine/include/GeneratedLogic.h";

    QString dir = "/home/mitydsp/trunk/System/logicExecutionEngine/unittest/expressions/bad/";
    QDirIterator it(dir, QStringList() << "*.txt", QDir::Files, QDirIterator::Subdirectories);

    while (it.hasNext()) {
        QString path = it.next();
        QStringList nameParts = it.fileName().split("_");
        int exitCode = nameParts[0].toInt();
        ::badExpressionTests.push_back(TestParam(path, exitCode));
    }

    std::cout << "Size of vector: " << badExpressionTests.size() << std::endl;

    return RUN_ALL_TESTS();
}

/**
 * Run parameterized test
 */
TEST_P(LogicBuilderTest, TestExitWithCode)
{
    ::testing::FLAGS_gtest_death_test_style = "threadsafe";

    // Simulate fake main()
    char  arg0[] = "logicTest";
    char* argv[] = { &arg0[0], NULL };
    int argc = (int)(sizeof(argv) / sizeof(argv[0])) - 1;

    EXPECT_EXIT({
        // Need to run Qt Application because logic builder uses async QTimer::singleShot()
        QCoreApplication app(argc, argv);

        // Create a logic builder instance
        LogicBuilder logicBuilder(
            (int) ParameterStoreInterface::DEFAULT_PARAM_STORE_VALUES_KEY,
            (int) ParameterStoreInterface::DEFAULT_PARAM_STORE_NAMES_KEY,
            (int) ParameterStoreInterface::DEFAULT_PARAM_STORE_LOCK_KEY,
            QString(GetParam().first),
            QStringList(""),
            QStringList(generatedLogic),
            QString(LogicBuilder::DEFAULT_INTERMEDIATE_DIR),
            QString(LogicBuilder::DEFAULT_OUTPUT_SRC),
            QString(LogicBuilder::DEFAULT_OUTPUT_LIB),
            true );

        app.exec();
    }, ::testing::ExitedWithCode(GetParam().second), "");
}

INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P(TestBadExpressions, LogicBuilderTest,
                        ::testing::ValuesIn(::badExpressionTests));

When I run this, it shows that 0 tests are being ran even though the vector says its size is two. How come these parametrized tests are not being ran?
Size of vector: 2
[==========] Running 0 tests from 0 test cases.
[==========] 0 tests from 0 test cases ran. (0 ms total)
[  PASSED  ] 0 tests.

Originally I was running the tests by manually defining the configuration files but I don't like this:
    INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P(TestBadExpressions, LogicBuilderTest,
                        ::testing::Values(
                            TestParam("unittest/expressions/bad/17_no_lhs.txt", LogicBuilder::LB_VARIABLE_NO_LHS),
                            TestParam("unittest/expressions/bad/25_incomplete_rhs.txt", LogicBuilder::LB_PARSE_ERROR)
                        ));

A: I've spent the last hour trying to figure this out and then as soon as I post I come up with the solution. I'll leave this here because it may help someone in the future:
Instead of trying to create the list of files in main, pass the ValuesIn a function which loads the files and returns a vector.
std::vector<TestParam> GetFilesInDir()
{
    std::vector<TestParam> values;
    QString dir = "/home/mitydsp/trunk/System/logicExecutionEngine/unittest/expressions/bad/";
    QDirIterator it(dir, QStringList() << "*.txt", QDir::Files, QDirIterator::Subdirectories);

    while (it.hasNext()) {
        QString path = it.next();
        QStringList nameParts = it.fileName().split("_");
        int exitCode = nameParts[0].toInt();
        values.push_back(TestParam(path, exitCode));
    }

    return values;
}

INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P(TestBadExpressions, LogicBuilderTest,
                        ::testing::ValuesIn(GetFilesInDir()));

Thanks to Maksim Solovjov for reminding me that INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P macro was being executed before main.

A: we spent some hours on this issue and thought this snippet will be helpful.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
#include "gtest/gtest.h"

GTEST_API_ main( int argc, char* argv[] ) {
   testing::InitGoogleTest( &argc, argv );
   return RUN_ALL_TESTS();
}

struct test_parms_s {
   string         name;             // Simple name of this test
   string         description;      // Description of this test
   void*          function_parms;   // Pointer to test function specific data
};

std::vector<test_parms_s*> BuildTestData() {
   test_parms_s* pTestDataA = new test_parms_s();
   test_parms_s* pTestDataB = new test_parms_s();
   test_parms_s* pTestDataC = new test_parms_s();

   pTestDataA->name.assign("testA");
   pTestDataA->description.assign("testA_desc");
   pTestDataA->function_parms = NULL;

   pTestDataB->name.assign("testB");
   pTestDataB->description.assign("testB_desc");
   pTestDataB->function_parms = NULL;

   pTestDataC->name.assign("testC");
   pTestDataC->description.assign("testC_desc");
   pTestDataC->function_parms = NULL;

   std::vector<test_parms_s*> values;
   values.push_back(pTestDataA);
   values.push_back(pTestDataB);
   values.push_back(pTestDataC);
   cout << "BuildTestData" << endl;

   return values;
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
class Testy {
  private:
     string       testname_;
  public:
     Testy( string testname );
     ~Testy();
     string   GetTestName();
     void     SetTestName( string testname );
};
Testy::Testy( string testname ) {
   testname_.assign(testname);
}
Testy::~Testy() {}
string Testy::GetTestName() { return testname_; }
void Testy::SetTestName( string testname ) { testname_ = testname; }
//------------------------------------------------
class TestFixture : public ::testing::TestWithParam<test_parms_s*> {
   protected:
     Testy* testy;
     virtual void SetUp() {
        testy = new Testy( "Test");
     }
     virtual void TearDown() {
        delete( testy );
     }
};
//------------------------------------------------
TEST_P( TestFixture, ParamTest ) {
   test_parms_s* pTestParms = GetParam();
   cout << pTestParms->name << endl;
}
//------------------------------------------------
INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P( TestFixture_instance, TestFixture,
                         ::testing::ValuesIn(BuildTestData()));
//========================================================================

the output will be
BuildTestData
[==========] Running 3 tests from 1 test case.
[----------] Global test environment set-up.
[----------] 3 tests from TestFixture_instance/TestFixture
[ RUN      ] TestFixture_instance/TestFixture.ParamTest/0
testA
[       OK ] TestFixture_instance/TestFixture.ParamTest/0 (0 ms)
[ RUN      ] TestFixture_instance/TestFixture.ParamTest/1
testB
[       OK ] TestFixture_instance/TestFixture.ParamTest/1 (0 ms)
[ RUN      ] TestFixture_instance/TestFixture.ParamTest/2
testC
[       OK ] TestFixture_instance/TestFixture.ParamTest/2 (0 ms)
[----------] 3 tests from TestFixture_instance/TestFixture (0 ms total)

[----------] Global test environment tear-down
[==========] 3 tests from 1 test case ran. (0 ms total)
[  PASSED  ] 3 tests.

A: I'm not an expert in manually instantiating Google Tests, but the way you did it can't possibly work: you call INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P in the static context, so it is being evaluated before main is ever called.
You could try moving instantiation just before RUN_ALL_TESTS; however, I don't know what that macro does and this might be illegal. In that case, I think that you can't create your tests with INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P in the dynamic way that you want.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


This is our 1000 MG hemp oil tincture broad-spectrum extract. Our hemp oil tincture are delivered to you packaged in our glass factory sealed glass bottles with an EZ dose MG measuring glass dropper. Our hemp oil tincture consists of organic broad-spectrum extract, whole-plant hemp CBD oil and boosted with organic MCT oil. A complete plant profile is reflected in our broad-spectrum oil, containing all cannabinoids and terpenes naturally found in hemp.
1000mg / 30ml serving size bottle.
Each 1ml dropper contains approximately 35MG CBD.


text:
Final Fantasy VII Remake: Try the Game for Free on PlayStation 4
A free demo is available to download now.
Final Fantasy VII Remake is set to hit PlayStation 4 on April 10, 2020. As its name suggests, the game is a remake of the classic Final Fantasy VII role-playing game, which was released on PlayStation in 1997.
The game follows Cloud Strife, a mercenary who joins an organization called Avalanche, which is at odds with a powerful company called Shinra. The game's plot contains more than this, but we'll avoid saying much more since we don't want to spoil it for those who will be going into the game for the first time via the Remake.
Plus, the game that's coming out on April 10 won't actually contain the full story from Final Fantasy VII. According to the Square Enix website, this is the first game in the overall "Final Fantasy VII Remake project." It focuses on the beginning of Final Fantasy VII, which takes place in the city of Midgar, and runs up until the player leaves the city.
While Final Fantasy VII Remake won't be released for a few more weeks, you can try the game right now by downloading a free demo on PlayStation 4. The demo features the game's opening chapter.
In addition, if you download the demo, you'll receive a free PlayStation 4 theme once Final Fantasy VII Remake launches in April. You can receive the free theme so long as you download the demo before May 11, 2020.
Final Fantasy VII is rated T for Teen by the ESRB. It has Content Descriptors for "Language," "Suggestive Themes," "Use of Alcohol and Tobacco," and "Violence." Head over to the ESRB website to view the game's entire rating summary.


Craft Thrusters; Production and Supply of Propellants for ISRO's Launch Vehicles and Satellite Programmes.
towards continual improvement of its contribution to the ISRO Space Programme.
per Govt. of India/DOS orders from time to time.
will be purely on 'go-no-go' basis and marks obtained in the Skill Test shall not be considered for final selection.
Note: The Written Test/Skill Test will be conducted in Nagercoil/Mahendragiri only.
the academic syllabus of the prescribed educational qualification.
aggravation or recurrence, shall be deemed to be a disqualification.
event, minimum Two Star rating is essential.
i. Applications will be received ON-LINE ONLY. Physical applications will not be entertained.
conditions may visit ISRO website and follow the application procedure as stated.
registration. All further intimations to eligible candidates will be sent through e-Mail only.
note down and preserve this ONLINE REGISTRATION NUMBER for future references.
candidates shall be liable to produce the originals of all documentary evidences during Skill Test.
while attending the Skill Test.
vii. On-line application will be accepted from 09.10.2017, 10:00 Hrs until 25.10.2017, 16:00 Hrs.
applications, the latest application will be considered.
a. Only Indian Nationals are eligible to apply.
b. The posts are temporary, but likely to continue indefinitely.
c. Rounding off of marks not permitted.
reject the candidature of the candidate.
produce the said documents will not be allowed to attend the Skill Test.
or Units of ISRO or Department of Space situated anywhere in India as and when required.
grade on merit after a prescribed residency period without reference to vacancies.
j. The Unit reserves the right not to fill-up any of the posts, if it so decides.
k. Those intending to apply for more than one post should submit separate applications for each post.
l. GOVERNMENT STRIVES TO HAVE A WORKFORCE WHICH REFLECTS GENDER BALANCE.
HENCE, WOMEN CANDIDATES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.
m. CANVASSING in ANY FORM will be a DISQUALIFICATION.


Missionaries Rev. Chuck and Karen Tessaro first set foot in Nigeria in 1985. Since then, they've been helping to get God's Word out. They have been doing this by getting the Word into people's hands and hearts by working with local people to successfully translate the New Testament into the Eleme language. They serve with multiple local translation teams including the Old Testament teams for the Yala, Kukele and Gokana languages. These teams also promote literacy and serve in their local community as teachers and helpers. "Our joy is at its height when we see the Holy Spirit at work in the hearts and lives of people we've helped train, reading the Bible in their local language with confidence and familiarity, and discussing what it means and how it applies to their lives," Chuck says.
The Tessaros met and married at Concordia College, Ann Arbor, Mich. By the time Chuck had graduated from Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, IN, their family had grown to four. Called to serve on a translation team in Nigeria, the Tessaros spent a year at the Summer Institute of Linguistics in Texas before heading for Africa.
Since finishing the Eleme New Testament in 2002 and assisting with the consultant checking of the Ikwerre New Testament in 2010, Chuck and Karen are principally responsible for mentoring LBT's International Associates in Nigeria and training and consulting with various Old Testament translation teams.


text:
namespace alinous {namespace compile {namespace expression {

bool UnaryExpression::__init_done = __init_static_variables();
bool UnaryExpression::__init_static_variables(){
	Java2CppSystem::getSelf();
	ThreadContext* ctx = ThreadContext::newThreadContext();
	{
		GCNotifier __refobj1(ctx, __FILEW__, __LINE__, L"UnaryExpression", L"__init_static_variables");
	}
	ctx->localGC();
	delete ctx;
	return true;
}
 UnaryExpression::UnaryExpression(ThreadContext* ctx) throw()  : IObject(ctx), AbstractExpression(ctx)
{
}
void UnaryExpression::__construct_impl(ThreadContext* ctx) throw()
{
}
 UnaryExpression::~UnaryExpression() throw()
{
	ThreadContext *ctx = ThreadContext::getCurentContext();
	if(ctx != nullptr){ctx->incGcDenial();}
	__releaseRegerences(false, ctx);
	if(ctx != nullptr){ctx->decGcDenial();}
}
void UnaryExpression::__releaseRegerences(bool prepare, ThreadContext* ctx) throw()
{
	if(!prepare){
		return;
	}
	AbstractExpression::__releaseRegerences(true, ctx);
}
bool UnaryExpression::visit(IAlinousElementVisitor* visitor, AbstractSrcElement* parent, ThreadContext* ctx) throw()
{
	if(!visitor->visit(this, parent, ctx))
	{
		return false;
	}
	return true;
}
bool UnaryExpression::isConstant(ThreadContext* ctx) throw()
{
	return false;
}
bool UnaryExpression::analyse(SrcAnalyseContext* context, bool leftValue, ThreadContext* ctx) throw()
{
	return true;
}
IAlinousVariable* UnaryExpression::resolveExpression(ScriptMachine* machine, bool debug, ThreadContext* ctx)
{
	return machine->resolveExpression(this, debug, ctx);
}
ExpressionSourceId* UnaryExpression::getSourceId(ThreadContext* ctx) throw()
{
	return (new(ctx) ExpressionSourceId(nullptr, this, nullptr, ctx));
}
bool UnaryExpression::isSQLExp(ThreadContext* ctx) throw()
{
	return false;
}
int UnaryExpression::getExpressionType(ThreadContext* ctx) throw()
{
	return IExpression::unaryExpression;
}
void UnaryExpression::readData(NetworkBinaryBuffer* buff, ThreadContext* ctx)
{
}
void UnaryExpression::writeData(NetworkBinaryBuffer* buff, ThreadContext* ctx) throw()
{
	buff->putInt(ICommandData::__UnaryExpression, ctx);
}
int UnaryExpression::fileSize(ThreadContext* ctx)
{
	return 4;
}
void UnaryExpression::toFileEntry(FileStorageEntryBuilder* builder, ThreadContext* ctx)
{
	builder->putInt(IExpressionFactory::__UnaryExpression, ctx);
}
void UnaryExpression::fromFileEntry(FileStorageEntryFetcher* fetcher, ThreadContext* ctx)
{
}
void UnaryExpression::includes(IExpressionFactory* arg0, ThreadContext* ctx) throw()
{
}
void UnaryExpression::__cleanUp(ThreadContext* ctx){
}
}}}


Printer privileges let you block specific users or groups of users from accessing a printer. Mac OS X provides a permission-based setting to ensure only authorized users have printer access, cutting down on paper consumption, preventing situations where employees begin printing documents from home, and preventing other less environmentally-conscious employees from wasting paper by printing unnecessarily. You can modify printer privelages in your Mac's System Preferences options.
Click the Apple menu and then select "System Preferences..." from the drop-down menu.
Select "Print and Scan" from the Hardware section.
Enable network printer sharing by selecting the "Share This Printer on the Network" checkbox. Alternatively, disable network printer sharing by deselecting the box. Enabling network printer sharing means anyone with access to your network has printer access.
Click "Sharing Preferences" to set specific permissions by users and groups located on your computer. Make sure the "Printer Sharing" check box is selected.
Mark the check box for any printer you want to set advanced permissions for in the Printers section. In the Users section, the default settings displays the word Everyone. This means you have permissions set for any user account or group to access your printers.
Click the "+" button on the lower-right side of the Sharing dialog box. If the Lock icon in the lower-left corner is engaged, you must click the Lock first and then enter an administrator username and password. You may need to retrieve this information from your IT support staff.
Select from the list of available users and then click "Select." The users you select are granted permission to use the printer.