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AETN distributes PBS KIDS ScratchJr coding kits statewide
The Arkansas Educational Television Network recently received a grant for $10,000 from PBS KIDS via the Verizon Foundation to provide coding kits to STEM centers throughout the state. The kits are based on curriculum from PBS KIDS ScratchJr.
According to Code.org, computing jobs are the No. 1 source of new wages in the United States and 71 percent of all new jobs in STEM are in computing. Yet, only 40 percent of schools teach computer programming.
"Coding is a fundamental skill, empowering kids to design, create and express themselves through digital technology,' AETN Executive Director Courtney Pledger said. "As is evidenced by Gov. Hutchinson's Computer Science Initiative, it's crucial that we equip new generations with the ability to think digitally.
"Through opportunities such as this Verizon Foundation grant, AETN is enhancing the learning environment for Arkansas students and helping enable them to succeed in STEM fields.'
A total of 10 coding kits were created with the following items:
PBS KIDS ScratchJr coding curriculum, including coding flash cards, games and printable certificates.
Ten PBS KIDS Playtime Pads.
PBS KIDS ScratchJr storyboard magnet set.
Wonder Workshop Wonder Pack with Dot & Dash creative robots.
Learning Resources Code & Go Robot Mouse Activity Set.
Kits were delivered to the following STEM centers:
Math & Science STEM Center at the University of Arkansas at Monticello.
SAU STEM Center for K-12 Education at Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia.
Delta STEM Education Center at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro.
STEM Institute at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway.
STEM Institute at Arkansas Tech University in Russelleville.
The kits are available for educators to check out from the STEM centers and use in their classrooms. Additionally, resources connected to the coding kits, including those from PBS KIDS ScratchJR, AETN PBS LearningMedia and ArkansasIDEAS, are available at aetn.org/earlyeducation.
With PBS KIDS ScratchJr, kids can create their own interactive stories and games featuring their favorite characters from 'Wild Kratts,' 'Nature Cat,' 'WordGirl,' 'Peg + Cat,' "Ready Jet Go!' and more. By snapping together colorful programming blocks, children can make characters move, jump, dance and sing.
As young children engage in creative coding with the PBS ScratchJr app, they learn how to create and express themselves with technology, as opposed to passively consuming it. In the process, they are empowered to solve problems, design projects, demonstrate knowledge and develop computational thinking skills that are foundational for later academic success. With PBS KIDS ScratchJr, children don't just learn to code, they code to learn.
The app is available for free on both iPad and Android tablets. It will run on any iPad 2+, including all iPad minis and iPad Airs with iOS 7.0+ installed. It also runs on any Android tablet, 7 inches or larger, that is running Android 4.2+. It does not need web access to run.
The app is the product of the DevTech Research Group at the EliotPearson Department of Child Development at Tufts University and the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab. Funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF DRL1118664), the PBS KIDS ScratchJr tablet app was released in December 2015.
The Arkansas Educational Television Network is Arkansas's only statewide public media network, which enhances lives by providing lifelong learning opportunities for people from all walks of life. AETN delivers local, award-winning productions and classic, trusted PBS programs aimed at sharing Arkansas and the world with viewers through the distinct channels AETN PBS, AETN Create, AETN PBS KIDS, AETN World and AETN AIRS on SAP. AETN depends on the generosity of Arkansans and the State of Arkansas to continue offering quality programming. Additional information is available at aetn.org. AETN is broadcast on KETS (Little Rock), KEMV (Mountain View), KETG (Arkadelphia), KAFT (Fayetteville), KTEJ (Jonesboro) and KETZ (El Dorado).


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Consistent Biblical Futurism (Part 14)
By Dr. Thomas Ice
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And the woman was clothed in purple and scarlet, and adorned with gold and precious stones and pearls, having in her hand a gold cup full of abominations and of the unclean things of her immorality, and upon her forehead a name was written, a mystery, "BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH" (Revelation 17:4-5).
Another major viewpoint that was developed during a time when historicism dominated premillennialism is the belief that Babylon in Revelation 17 and 18 is a code word that really refers to Rome, usually the Roman Catholic Church. The point is that futurism is the product of consistent literal interpretation of the biblical text. Thus, if one says that one place name, in this case Babylon, is a code word for Rome or the Roman Catholic Church, whether they like it or not, such a view is an allegorical or non-literal hermeneutic. The biblical text in Revelation says Babylon and to take it to refer to anything other than what it says is not consistent with literal interpretation. If it refers to Babylon, then it has to be a future reference.
Babylon in Scripture
Babylon is introduced early in history, shortly after the flood, as the city where cooperate rebellion against God and the kingdom of man began after the flood (Gen. 10:10; 11:9). The influences of Babylon are still with us today throughout the world and are growing stronger each day. Babylon is used 296 times in the Bible, [1] all but the last 11 occur in the Old Testament. No Evangelical doubts that Babylon in the Bible refers to the city of Babylon in history, except some, when they come to 1 Peter 5:13 and the six references in the Book of Revelation (14:8; 16:19; 17:5; 18:2, 10, 21). Most futurists today believe that Babylon means Babylon and did not somehow change to Rome (Jerusalem for preterists) during the last few verses out of almost 300 occurrences throughout the Bible. Further, we see that Babylon refers to the city on the Euphrates River is strengthened by the many allusions to Old Testament prophetic passages in Revelation 17 and 18.
The most frequent passage alluded to in Revelation 17 and 18 is Jeremiah 50 and 51 (Rev. 17:1, 4; 18:2-4, 6, 8-9, 20-21). [2] Another important passage that is referenced in Revelation 17 and 18 is Isaiah 13-24 (Rev. 17:2; 18:2, 10, 22). [3] These Old Testament passages provide extended prophecy about the second most referenced city in the Bible, second only to Jerusalem. They teach that the city of Babylon will be totally destroyed at a point in history. For example:
"And Babylon, the beauty of kingdoms, the glory of the Chaldeans' pride, will be as when God overthrew Sodom and Gomorrah. It will never be inhabited or lived in from generation to generation; nor will the Arab pitch his tent there, nor will shepherds make their flocks lie down there" (Isa. 13:19-20).
The Isaiah passage describes a complete destruction of Babylon and that did not happen when the Medes took the city with virtually no bloodshed or destruction, as noted in Daniel 5:30-31.
Historicists have long taught that the prophecies of the Old Testament relating to Babylon have been fulfilled in the sixth century B.C. through the Medio-Persian Empire that conquered Babylon. When futurism was revived around the turn of the nineteenth century, things began to shift away from the historicist view that Babylon was the Roman Catholic Church. The reason historicists held such a view is because of their basic belief that the church age of the last two thousand years is equal to the tribulation and prophetically mapped out by the symbols and prophecies of Revelation 6-18. Thus, since Babylon has been pictured in Revelation as the source of evil and opposition to God and the gospel, it made sense when Martin Luther taught that the Beast of Revelation and Babylon were Roman Catholicism. It is true that Rome has been responsible for killing millions of true Christians down through the centuries, but historicism is a greatly flawed approach to the Book of Revelation.
The Futurist View
Since Babylon means Babylon throughout the Old Testament and in the Book of Revelation, God's purpose for specifically focusing on its final destruction in Revelation is because the last book of the biblical canon brings to a satisfactory conclusion the many problems that arose in Genesis, especially the first eleven chapters. Babylon, the birthplace of cooperate rebellion against God is raised up during the tribulation in order for the Lord to judge her once and for all. The influence of Babylon in the areas of false religion, false coercive global government, and enslaving economics are all exposed and judged as part of the tribulation. Such cooperate characteristics all had their nativity shortly after the flood in Babylon, on the plains of Shinar. Since God is judging those cooperate human activities that began at Babylon and have been controlled and restrained throughout history, they break forth into full maturity under the antichrist with his capitol in Babylon, literal Babylon.
Zechariah 5:5-11, in conjunction with Revelation 17 and 18 teaches, "that in God's providence, mankind's wickedness, commerce, and religion will once again return to the land of Babylon.... Zechariah's vision appears to predict a futuristic, rebuilt Babylon. Revelation 17-18 records the circumstances by which this vision will be fulfilled." [4] After the flood, Nimrod (Gen. 10:8-11) lead a rebellion against God and built a tower and city called Babylon. During the tribulation, the Beast or antichrist will temporarily succeed in leading a global rebellion against the God of creation and His Son, Jesus. Just like in Genesis, the final Babylon will be totally destroyed and wiped off the face of the earth. In Genesis, God responded to Babylon by judging it and called Abraham out of Ur of the Chaldeans (Southern Babylon) in order to start His Kingdom or counter culture. In Revelation, God judges the global capitol of cooperate rebellion and His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ ushers in His millennial reign.
Still some insist that so-called "mystery Babylon" is a reference to the Roman Catholic Church (Jerusalem for preterists) and her influence throughout the current church age. One clear problem with this view is that the biblical text in Revelation 17:5 does not say "mystery Babylon," which could allow for a hidden or spiritual reference to another entity behind literal Babylon. Instead, the text says,
"and upon her forehead a name was written, a mystery, 'BABYLON THE GREAT.'"
Robert Govett is an example of an otherwise futurist interpreter who takes a Roman view.
"The Holy Spirit thought not good to say openly, it is Rome.... He gives them to Rome a mystic name." [5]
Govett's view is not possible grammatically. Futurist commentator Robert Thomas notes that the Greek word for "mystery" "is a noun, not an adverb." [6] Nor is "mystery" an adjective, the form it would have to take in order to function as a modifier of the noun "Babylon." A Greek lexicon says the Greek noun "mystery" in the New Testament means, "the unmanifested or private counsel of God, (God's) secret, the secret thoughts, plans, and dispensations of God." [7] Further, the syntax of the passage makes best sense when "mystery" is seen in apposition to "Babylon" and would have the following sense, "a name written, which is a mystery." [8]
What is the mystery or secret that is about to be revealed? The latter half of 17:5 tells us:
"BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH."
"Babylon the great" is a reference to the famous or renown city spoken of in Genesis 10 and throughout the Old Testament. "The mother of harlots" refers to the origin or source of something. This is why Genesis 10 and 11 record the events of postdiluvian Babylon, because it is the source where cooperate unfaithfulness to God originated. "The abominations of the earth" in the Greek text is linked with the phrase "the mother of." This is true because there is a single Greek article modifying the entire clause, connected with the conjunction "and." This the third appellation would have the sense of "the mother of the abominations of the earth." Thomas says that this phrase "makes her the progenitress of everything anti-Christian. This includes all false religions, not just those that are Christian in name only, but also everything that is pagan and idolatrous under Satan's control." Again, Thomas sums-up Babylon:
"It is a city, but it is also a vast religious system that stands for everything God does not tolerate." [9]
The mystery or secret is stated clearly for the reader in Revelation 17:18 as follows:
"And the woman whom you saw is the great city, which reigns over the kings of the earth."
Thus, Babylon is clearly a city that will be built in modern day Iraq on the Euphrates River that will wield a global influence over the kingdoms of this world. So Babylon means Babylon! Maranatha!
(To Be Continued...)
[1] Based upon a search conducted by the computer program Accordance , 9.4.1.
[2] Based upon Arnold Fruchtenbaum, "Appendix XI: Old Testament References in the Book of Revelation," in The Footsteps of the Messiah: A Study of the Sequence of Prophetic Events , Rev. ed. (Tustin, CA: Ariel Ministries, 2003), p. 806.
[3] Fruchtenbaum, Footsteps , p. 806.
[4] Andy Woods and Tim LaHaye, "Babylon" in Tim LaHaye and Ed Hindson, editors, The Popular Encyclopedia of Bible Prophecy (Eugene, OR: Harvest House Publishers, 2004), p. 43.
[5] Robert Govett, Govett on Revelation , IV vols. (Hayesville, NC: Schoettle Publishing Company, [1861] 1981), Vol. IV, p. 28.
[6] Robert L. Thomas, Revelation 8-22: An Exegetical Commentary (Chicago: Moody Press, 1995), p. 289.
[7] W. F. Arndt, F. W. Danker, F. W. Gingrich, & Walter Bauer, A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament and other Early Christian Literature , 3rd ed. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2000), p. 663.
[8] Thomas, Revelation 8-22 , p. 289.
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627767Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, Volume 53 — Speght, Thomas1898
SPEGHT, THOMAS (fl. 1600), schoolmaster and editor of Chaucer, doubtless came of a Yorkshire family (cf. Visitation of London, 1633–5, ii. 258). James Speght, D.D., of Christ's College, Cambridge (son of John Speght of Horbury, Yorkshire), published in 1613 'A briefe demonstration who have and of the certainty of their salvation that have the spirit of Christ,' London, 8vo. Thomas matriculated as a sizar of Peterhouse in 1566, and graduated B.A. in 1569–1570, and M.A. in 1573. He became a schoolmaster, and, according to the epitaph on the tomb of his son Lawrence, a 'paragon' of the profession, sending to Cambridge, Oxford, and the Inns of Court 'nere a thousand youths of good report.' He is possibly identical with one Speght who in 1572 was a minor canon of Ely and head-master of the grammar school attached to that cathedral.
In 1598 Speght edited the works of Chaucer. The title of his edition ran: 'The Workes of our Antient and learned English Poet, Geffrey Chaucer, newly Printed. In this Impression you shall find these Additions: (1) His Portraiture and Progenie Shewed. (2) His Life collected. (3) Argument to euery Booke gathered. (4) Old and Obscure Words explained. (5) Authors by him cited declared. (6) Difficulties opened. (7) Two Bookes of his neuer before printed' [i.e. his 'Dreame' and 'Flower and the Leaf'], London, fol. 1598. The volume was dedicated to Sir Robert Cecil. Some copies were published by George Bishop, and others by Thomas Wight. A prefatory letter, addressed to the editor in 1597, by Francis Beaumont (d. 1624) of West Goscote, Leicestershire, supplied 'a judicious apology for the supposed levities of Chaucer.' Neither the 'Dreame' nor the 'Flower and the Leaf,' which Speght congratulated himself on adding for the first time to the Chaucerian canon, has any claim to authenticity.
Meanwhile Francis Thynne [q. v.], whose father, William Thynne, had already published in 1532 an edition of Chaucer, was preparing notes for a full commentary on the poet's works. But, on the publication of Speght's edition, Thynne abandoned his project and contented himself with exhaustively criticising Speght's performance in a long letter which he entitled 'Animadversions.' This was addressed to Speght, although it was dedicated to Sir Thomas Egerton. The manuscript remained in the Bridgwater library. It was first printed in 1810 by (Archdeacon) Henry John Todd [q. v.] in his 'Illustrations of Gower and Chaucer' (pp. 1–83), and it was reprinted for the Early English Text Society in 1865 (new edit. 1875). Speght carefully studied Thynne's remarks, and bore their author no ill-will. When a reprint of Speght's edition of Chaucer was called for in 1602, he readily availed himself of Thynne's assistance, and, in the preface to his new edition, he acknowledged liberal assistance from his critic. Speght also utilised notes and corrections supplied by John Stowe, the chronicler. Speght's second edition bore the title: 'The Workes of our Ancient and learned English Poet Geoffrey Chaucer newly printed. To that which was done in the former Impression thus much is now added: (1) In the life of Chaucer many things inserted. (2) The whole Worke by old Copies reformed. (3) Sentences and Prouerbes noted. (4) The Signification of the old and obscure words prooued. (5) The Latine and French not Englished by Chaucer translated. (6) The Treatise called Jacke Vpland against Friers: and Chaucer's A.B.C. called La Prière de nostre Dame, at this Impression added,' London, fol. 1602. The volume was again dedicated to Sir Robert Cecil. 'The Treatise called Jacke Vpland' is spurious, but 'Chaucer's A B C' is a genuine work by Chaucer. A later edition, with Lydgate's 'Siege of Thebes,' appeared in 1687 (London, fol.).
Speght also contributed commendatory Latin verses to Abraham Fleming's 'Panoplie of Epistles' (1576) and to John Baret's 'Alvearie' (1580).
Speght's son Laurence accompanied Sir Paul Pindar on his embassy to Constantinople, and was on 10 March 1638–9 granted in reversion the office of surveyor-general of the customs (Cal. State Papers, Dom. 1638–1639, p. 551). He was buried at Clopton in Northamptonshire (Bridges, Northamptonshire, ii. 372).
Rachel Speght, possibly Thomas's daughter, was one of the writers who replied to 'The Arraignment of Women,' an ill-natured attack on her sex which Joseph Swetnam [q. v.] published in 1615. Rachel Speght's reply, which was in prose, was entitled 'A Mouzell for Melastomus, the cynicall bayter and foulmouthed barker against Evah's sex' (London, N. Okes, 1617). The authoress dedicated the work to her grandmother, wife of Dr. Thomas Moundeford [q. v.] She afterwards pursued her attack on Swetnam in 'Certain Queries to the Bayter of Women, with Computation of some Part of his Diabolical Discipline,' 4to, 1617. Rachel Speght also published a poem in six-line stanzas entitled 'Mortalities Memorandum, with a dream prefixed, imaginary in names, really in matter, London, by Edward Griffin for Jacob Bloome,' 1621.
[Cooper's Athenæ Cantabr.; Lowndes's Bibliographer's Manual; Thynne's Animadversions on Speght's Edition of Chaucer (Chaucer Soc. 1865, and Early English Text Soc. 1875).]
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NYT calls out Coca-Cola's harmful junk food science while ignoring Monsanto's fraudulent GMO science
by David Gutierrez, staff writer
(NaturalNews) The New York Times recently published an in-depth article on one of its blogs exposing the Coca-Cola Company's efforts to promote flawed science downplaying the importance of cutting calories -- particularly empty calories -- in order to lose weight. The company has been enlisting scientists to push the discredited idea that how much you eat doesn't matter when it comes to losing weight as long as you exercise enough.
The efforts of Coca-Cola and other fast food companies to hide their role in the obesity epidemic have rightly been compared to the deceptive techniques used by tobacco companies to hide their role in causing cancer. The New York Times is engaging in responsible journalism by exposing this scam.
Will the paper turn its eye to the equally deceptive scientific techniques used to "prove" genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are safe for consumption?
Coke paid $5.5 million to faux-scientific nonprofit
The New York Times article highlights recent revelations that Coca-Cola has provided major financial and logistical backing to a new nonprofit organization called the Global Energy Balance Network. This organization publicly promotes the idea that people trying to lose weight should worry less about what they eat and simply focus on doing more exercise.
The article reveals that Coke paid $1.5 million to get the group started and has also paid nearly $4 million to fund the projects of two of its founding scientists. The organization's website is registered to Coca-Cola headquarters. The company is listed as the site administrator.
The organization's creation was announced in an editorial in the British Journal of Sports Medicine in March. Shortly thereafter, the same journal published another editorial blasting groups like the Global Energy Balance Network and their fast food funders, accusing them of using tactics reminiscent of tobacco companies to hide the effect of fast food on the obesity epidemic.
The position promoted by Coca-Cola is flat-out wrong, scientists note. In the abstract, the energy balance concept is correct. In reality, how much people eat -- and what they eat -- has a far greater effect than how much they exercise. Sugary drinks and other high-glycemic foods cause the body to gain weight and keep it on.
In addition, exercise burns far fewer calories than most people think. In order to burn off the calories contained in a single 12-ounce can of Coke, you would have to walk three miles.
"Coca-Cola's sales are slipping, and there's this huge political and public backlash against soda, with every major city trying to do something to curb consumption," said public health lawyer Michele Simon. "This is a direct response to the ways that the company is losing. They're desperate to stop the bleeding."
Where's the expose on GMO "science"?
Given that the New York Times approved the publication of a 2,367-word blog post about Coke's junk science, can we hope to see an article of comparable length exposing the shady science of biotechnology companies soon?
Biotech companies regularly claim that rodent studies have shown their GMOs to be safe. However, a recent study in PLOS ONE conducted by researchers from the University of Caen in France revealed a fundamental problem with nearly all of these studies: they lacked a scientifically valid control group.
The French researchers conducted in-depth testing on 13 separate dried rodent chows of the type regularly used in GMO feed studies. The chows were produced on five separate continents. The researchers found that 11 of the 13 chows contained Roundup-resistant GMOs, nine contained Roundup itself, and all 13 contained levels of toxins high enough to cause health problems over the long term.
This means that any study in which the control group was fed one of these chows is scientifically meaningless; the harm caused by GMOs would have to be enormous to show up against the background noise of the toxic diets the control animals are being fed.
GMO safety data consists of a giant scam with potentially serious consequences. So how about that expose, New York Times?
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com
http://www.naturalnews.com/049647_obesity_junk_food_diet.html
http://www.naturalnews.com


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Oil Falls Back After Nearing $100 on Weak Dollar as Markets Play CPI Game
Commodities Nov 07, 2022 03:36PM ET
By Barani Krishnan
Investing.com -- The dollar's tumble on expectations of a Federal Reserve rate pivot brought oil to within cents of $100 a barrel on Monday, vindicating market bulls who've been beating since last week the drum on triple-digit pricing.
By the close though, crude squandered its midmorning gains and fell further to settle the day in the negative, exhibiting the choppy trade typical before weekly oil inventory data due from the U.S. government. The Weekly Petroleum Status Reports released the last two Wednesdays by the Energy Information Administration, or EIA, have been fairly supportive of longs in the market.
China's affirmation at the weekend of its commitment to a strict COVID containment approach also offset any bullish fervor emerging from news of recovering Chinese crude imports in the world's largest importing nation.
Oil bulls, meanwhile, are banking on the dollar to continue falling ahead of this week's release of the Consumer Price Index, or CPI, by the Commerce Department on Thursday. With inflation having trended at four-decade highs for a year, some think the forthcoming CPI report for October could show a meaningful retreat in price pressures, reflecting the interest rate hike of 375 basis points by the Fed from just 25 points in March.
Economists expect the annual reading for the CPI in October at 8.0%, versus September's 8.2%, and the monthly rate at 0.6% versus the previous 0.4%. But if both the annual and monthly readings come in sharply lower, the Fed will likely adopt a rate hike of just 50 basis points in December from the four straight increases of 75-bp between June and November. The dollar has been tumbling on that notion.
A weak dollar is supportive for crude and other commodities priced in the greenback as it lowers transaction/acquisition costs for users of the euro and other non-dollar currencies. The Dollar Index, which pits the greenback against the euro, yen, pound, Canadian dollar, Swedish krona and Swiss franc, was at under the key 110 mark on Monday versus Thursday's three-week high of 113.035.
"You have to think we need two good [inflation] readings for the Fed to scale back its [rate] expectations and give markets the festive cheer they so clearly want," said Ed Moya, analyst at online trading platform OANDA. "Until then, more choppy and confused trade may be what we get."
New York-traded West Texas Intermediate, the benchmark for U.S. crude, settled down 82 cents, or 0.9%, at $91.79 a barrel. The session high for the so-called WTI was $93.74.
London-traded Brent, the global benchmark for oil, settled down 65 cents, or 0.7%, at $97.92 after a session peak at $99.55.
Aside from hopes for a Fed rate pivot, the call for crude prices to be above $100 is underpinned by expectations of tighter supplies when the European Union's embargo on Russia's seaborne crude exports starts on Dec. 5 — even though refineries worldwide are ramping up output.
"What you'd normally never hear is how the oil industry somehow fixes itself regardless of its structural deficits to supply almost every buyer of the crude that's needed," said John Kilduff, partner at New York energy hedge fund Again Capital. "And to those who think the Fed needs to retreat on rate hikes, just ask yourselves this: If oil goes well beyond $100, how in the world would inflation go down meaningfully given the energy input in almost everything we consume? You don't need a Harvard degree in economics to ask that question."


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← Vassilis Gogtzilas: Day One
Vassilis Gogtzilas: Day Two →
BY Tim Hodler Oct 15, 2018
Tucker's taking the week off, but his presence on the site will still be much felt, as today's TCJ attests. First, Michel Fiffe is here with the second installment of his column. This time, it's Fiffe on Vince Giarrano.
Vince Giarrano was a cartoonist who made a stylistic shift so dramatically that you would swear it was two different people. I always find myself thinking about Giarrano's sudden left turn, and I very much like both extremes of his spectrum.
You might know him as the artist on Haywire, from 1988, written by Michael Fleisher.
And we also have the first day in a new artist's Cartoonist's Diary. This week's Cartoonist is Greek cartoonist Vassilis Gogtzilas.
And finally, we have Sara McHenry's review of That Night a Monster.
Tommy wakes up early one Saturday morning. He goes into his parents' room to see if they're up, and is shocked and terrified to see a giant black fern in his mother's place in bed. His father, still asleep, isn't having any of Tommy's fear and questions. Go back to sleep, he says. Prrrrr, the fern says.
Tommy spirals into anxiety. What does this fern want? Will it eat me next? Who will take care of me if my mother is gone forever? His little white dog, Moomin, follows him around the house and is equally troubled: we see in Moomin's wordless thought bubbles that he is concerned with who will feed him and pet him now.
Meanwhile, elsewhere:
—Interviews & Profiles. Alex Dueben interviews L. Nichols on Flocks.
I would draw these doll figures doing whatever we were doing. They weren't comics they were just drawings, but at some point I realized that I was giving them my hairdo and my piercings and I went, oh. I was drawing myself. At that point I thought, I can use this as a way to sort through feelings in a more distanced way where it's easier for me to figure out what's going on. I think with the gender thing – this was before I transitioned – there's a certain amount of that in there unconsciously. I didn't really identify portraying myself in a physical body, so this was a way for me to do it. I don't know. It's cute. I like drawing the little button eyes.
The Something About the Beatles podcast interviews Carol Tyler, and the Virtual Memories podcast interviews David Small.
—Reviews & Commentary. Paul Morton reviews the latest volume of Jules Feiffer's noir trilogy.
It may be obnoxious this late in its history to use any review of a graphic novel as an opportunity to meditate on the form, its purpose and its function. Does anyone need to talk about the purpose of the novel when they review the latest Zadie Smith? But it's hard to avoid such a mediation in the case of Feiffer's work. Feiffer spent a 70-year-long career reinventing the supposedly low forms of the comics medium in an effort to make the comic strip literary. His decision to approach the graphic novel so late in his career is momentous.
—News. Two comics-related controversies struck late last week, both of which require more sustained attention than a short blog post can bear. We may revisit one or both of them at greater length soon. First, the writer Chuck Wendig announced on Twitter that he has been fired from his work writing Star Wars comics for Marvel, claiming he was told his termination was due to his social-media presence.
Second, the comics gossip site Bleeding Cool published a poorly written, edited, and conceived interview with a known far-right extremist activist, which led to outrage from readers, an apology from the site, and the announcement of a new editor-in-chief.
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David Bitterbaum says:
If I may engage in some shameless self promotion—something which I believe has been allowed in my comments as long as I don't do it too often— I actually made a blog post which went up late last night discussing the two big pieces of news about Bleeding Cool and Mike Wendig. Basically, I talk about how it's a huge mess and America is metaphorically burning:
http://www.thenewestrant.com/2018/10/this-weekend-in-comics-and-politics.html?m=1


Discussion in 'other security issues & news' started by Digiti, Jan 5, 2003.
I am using WinXP and I.E. 6.0 . When I had I.E. 5.5 and Win9x there was an add-on to place websites into trusted or restricted security zones. Is there a similar utility for I.E. 6? Thanks.
Still is there in the same way.
For the restricted zone same place, next "restricted zone" icon and add those you want to restrict there.
You might like to review your security settings for each zone in the same place.
In OE you might like to decide to have all your emails in the restricted zone or the general internet zone; setting this here is important as both IE and OE are so much migled among each other!
I even found out if i want to be able to see the source of web sites i need in OE in a new message to enable source editing in the "view" and so there are many more stunning things to find out.
If you mean the addon from Microsoft, it still works fine in IE6. I use it.
There is also something from Jason's Toolbox that will let you add/remove sites from the restricted zone before you even click the link. I can't remember his web site address at the moment though, but the program is called Trust Setter.
No disrespect meant to Jason, but does anyone know where I can download the Microsoft security zone add-on? Thanks.
Or you can simply double click the zone icon in the bottom right corner of your browser to bring up the security tab where you can add/remove sites.
I've been using a modification of a reg hack I found at DSLR a while back. It lets you click a toolbar button to add the currently loaded site into either the restricted or trusted zone.
If the 2k/xp install gives an error, try changing Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 to REGEDIT4. It should work as is though. Make sure you are logged in as administrator before doing it.
This is the one I am aware of but with XP and IE6 I don't think so.


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Q: How can I do a > 5GB commit to Mercurial? I'm trying to import an existing project into Mercurial. The project is a bit over 5GB.
When I try to do an hg push I always get an error about being out of buffer space.
Does anyone know of a good way of doing the initial commit?

A: If you are not tied down to using Mercurial, then another possibility would be to use boar. It is not a DVCS like Mercurial, instead you have a central repository in which you store your data, and "check out" versions of files - in much the same way as with Subversion.
The important part is that it is written with the express purpose of storing large, binary files.
I have not used it, so I cannot comment on how good it is at its job, or how stable it is, but it is a possible alternative that may well suit your needs.

A: Assuming you do actually need to put such a large commit into Mercurial, I would guess that rather than a few million tiny files, the size of your commit is primarily due to a handful of biiiig files.  In this case you could investigate the Large Files Extension, which should suit your needs.  When you add a large file, it is tracked by checksum rather than content, so what Mercurial itself tracks is relatively small.  The extension will take care of the versions for you.
However, as Alex Stuckey mentions, you shouldn't normally be committing things such as compiled binaries (object code, resulting executables, ...), which are the most likely reason you have such a big commit.  You would do well to create a decent .hgignore file (one that removes the usual suspects - *.o, *.pdb, whatever, ...), which will help eliminate accidentally adding files like that in the future.  I have a standard .hgignore which gets put into nearly all my repositories as the first commit, and has served me well.

A: For a brief explanation of why storing binary files in mercurial is discouraged please read
https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/BinaryFiles  and http://kiln.stackexchange.com/questions/1074/why-is-it-bad-to-store-binary-files-in-mercurial
In our case we handle binary files using Dropbox. It allows you to both keep the history of files and sync the folder between team members. If you don't need to keep history of files, you can use rsync to keep binaries sync'ed.

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Some people can't wait to flee the cold this time of year, while others are eager to embrace it and take advantage of all the beauty and excitement the season brings.
If you're one of the latter, you'll be happy to know winter in Romania is an excellent time to discover stunning landscapes, enjoy one-of-a-kind season experiences and explore must-see attractions without the summer crowds.
So, come to Romania this season. There are plenty of fantastic winter destinations you can pick for a memorable vacation. Read on to learn more about some of the best ones.
Located in the heart of Transylvania, surrounded by the breathtaking Carpathian Mountains, Brasov is just a few hours away from the capital Bucharest.
The Council Square which is surrounded by the town's architecturally exquisite medieval buildings. The square has been the place for annual markets since 1364 and still hosts traditional markets and special events today.
The Black Church. The largest Gothic church in Transylvania is over 500 years old.
Bran Castle (also known as Dracula's Castle). Situated near Brasov, the imposing, 14th-century hilltop castle is a must-see attraction for all those curious to learn more about the legend of Dracula.
While you are in the area, make sure to check out Poiana Brasov (located at a 15-minute car drive from Brasov).
It's one of the most appreciated mountain resorts providing excellent ski slopes with varying degrees of difficulty and magnificent scenery – especially in the winter.
The resort is a ski paradise. However, there are plenty of fun activities you can do here to keep you occupied throughout your stay – even if you don't ski. You could rent a snowmobile, take a sleigh ride or go ice-skating.
After a full day spent outdoors, you could relax in a thermal pool and get a massage at one of the spa centers in the region.
Medieval City of Brasov: 2 Days Tour. By booking this tour, you can make the most out of your time in the city and explore many of the area's fabulous attractions. We'll take care of all the planning details so that you don't have to spend countless hours doing so – and simply enjoy the trip.
Throughout the winter season, the snowcapped peaks of the Carpathian Mountains provide the most scenic views in Romania.
Located in central Romania's Bucegi Mountains, at 800 meters altitude, Sinaia is one of the best winter destinations to admire all that beauty.
Peles Castle. With a backdrop of forested mountains, it's a Neo-Renaissance architectural masterpiece commissioned by the first King of Romania, Carol I, to be a summer Royal residence.
Pelisor Castle. Carol I's nephew Ferdinand had a second, smaller Art Nouveau castle built just for him about 100m uphill from Peles. If you can, take time to visit both of these exquisite buildings.
The Sinaia Monastery (located only minutes away from Peles Castle). The monastery was built in 1846 to accommodate Sinaia's growing religious community. The main church has magnificent carved floral decorations, with remarkable oil paintings within.
As you can see, Sinaia is an attractive destination for everyone with a passion for history and architecture.
But that's not all; Sinaia is also one of the most popular ski resorts in the country with no less than 17.9 km of slopes and 5 km of ski routes available.
People from all over the world come here to enjoy the scenic views of the mountains, as well as the slopes. And of, course, to have epic snowball fights with their friends and family.
Interested in booking a tour in this region? Consider our 2-day tour that includes all the highlights from Sinaia – plus a trip to the city of Sibiu and a visit to the famous Dracula's Castle (Bran Castle).
Sure enough, Romania's capital, Bucharest, is a destination worth exploring throughout the year.
However, visiting it in the winter is a great way to avoid the crowds of tourists and be able to take photos of landmarks without selfie sticks or large groups of tourists standing in the way.
And, rest assured, there are plenty of indoor attractions to keep you busy throughout your stay if you don't want to face the low winter temperatures for too long.
Palace of the Parliament. An estimated 20,000 to 100,000 people worked to build the massive construction which is actually visible from space.
Cotroceni Palace. A stunning baroque palace from the late 19th century which used to be the residence of the second Royal couple of Romania, King Ferdinand and Queen Marie. The building is the now the official residence of the Romanian president.
Romanian Athenaeum. A historical monument which has been at the heart of Romania's classical music tradition for decades now. Symposiums, expositions and other cultural events regularly take place within its walls.
Primaverii Palace. Built at the orders of the former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, the villa features over 80 luxurious rooms, a pool, a spa, a hair salon, and even an underground bunker. If you're curious to learn more about the last communist leader and the extravagant, luxurious lifestyle he and his family lived, this is a must-see.
Once you're finished exploring Bucharest's highlights, you can slow down and get better acquainted with the vibe of the city in Bucharest's Old Town.
Here, you'll find lots of great pubs and restaurants to warm yourself up with a cup of warm chocolate, a glass of mulled wine or a hot bowl of traditional soup.
If you don't have much time at your disposal, book our half-day Bucharest tour. In just four hours, you'll get to see the most interesting sights of Bucharest's downtown, with the option to also visit the Parliament Palace and the Village Museum.
However, if you want to dedicate more time and explore Bucharest in detail, then consider our Full Day Bucharest Sightseeing Tour – 8 hours.
The day trip includes a tour of the old city center, the Palace of the Parliament, the Village Museum, Cotroceni Palace, and the Revolution Square, among others.
Ever thought about how it would be like to sleep on a block of ice or drink from a glass that could melt away in the sun? Well, paying a visit to the Balea Ice Hotel gives you a chance to find out!
Built in the Fagaras Mountains, at an altitude of 2,034 meters, Balea Ice Hotel is a unique attraction in Romania that is only open for a limited amount of time every year.
The hotel has many of the amenities you'll find at a regular hotel like a bar, a restaurant, and even a church. But what makes this hotel special is the fact that everything is made out of ice.
Using massive blocks of ice, the hotel has been rebuilt every single winter since 2005. And every year, the organizers come up with a different theme for the hotel. Special parties and events take place regularly here.
So, if you're looking to make awesome memories and live a one-of-a-kind experience, consider spending a night here.
Make sure to book your stay well in advance, though, as it's one of the most popular winter destinations in Romania.
You can book a 2-day tour from Bucharest and combine your visit to the Ice Hotel with a visit to other interesting locations, such as the Peles Royal Castle in Sinaia mountain resort, Brasov medieval city and Bran Dracula's Castle.
Famous for its spa services since the nineteenth century, Vatra Dornei is one of the best winter destinations for tourists who are interested in wellness and come to Romania to rest and strengthen their bodies.
Here, you can find natural treatment services used to treat a wide array of affections, such as cardiovascular affections and rheumatism.
and strongly negative ionized air.
In addition to its world-famous spa services, Vatra Dornei (located in northeastern Romania) provides great leisure opportunities for those who seek thrill and adventure when they travel.
Vatra Dornei welcomes ski and winter sports enthusiasts, although it has fewer slopes and ski lifts compared to the other resorts we mentioned.
Surrounded by large forest areas, the resort turns into a snowy wonderland during the cold season – perfect for enjoying the joys of winter.
Excited to Visit These Top Winter Destinations?
From snowy mountain peaks to premium ski resorts, and even an ice hotel, Romania in the winter has something to offer for everyone.
So, start making travel plans today for a postcard-perfect vacation this season! And don't forget to pack your warmest sweater.
If you need more information or have any questions about the tours mentioned in this article, feel free to contact us as soon as possible.
We're always happy to help in any way that we can!


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Q: How do I make my program loop as to print the multiple positions of one word? I need help with finding multiple of the same word in a list and printing positions of them
 this is my code so far:
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A: def get(word, word_list):
    return [i for i,w in enumerate(word_list) if w == word]

A: So, I enjoy leg-work.  In your else block, you print that the sentence was found as many times as it was found.  You also use Split_Sent.index() as many times as it was found.  Split_Sent.index(something) given the same something will always return the same answer.  You should change your else block to something more like this:
else:
    print("Your word '%s' was found in your sentence %d times.  The following are the numbered positions of which:")
    index = 0
    for i in range(Counted_Word):
        index += Split_Sent[index + 1:].index(Lower_Word)
        print index


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Q: Wierd delay in retrieving dom element I have created a loading screen plugin. The scenario is that i am doing page navigation using ajax loading. So before loading a page using ajax, i would show an loading screen using the code $('body).loadingMask('show') and once the page is loaded completely loaded, i would remove the loading screen using the code $('body').loadingMask('hide).
The problem is that, there is some delay in retrieving the target dom element inside the plugin.
This is the general structure of the code
$('body').loadingMask('show');
$.ajax({
url : 'views/next.html',
    async : false,
success : function(content, textStatus, jqXHR) {
$('body').append(content);
},
error : function(content, textStatus, jqXHR) {
throw "Unable to load template. Please check the path and name of the template"
}
});
$('body').loadingMask('hide');

The problem is that , inside the show function of the loadingMask plugin, There is a delay in retrieving the target dom element(i.e body) . So pratically, the code $('body).loadingMask('show') runs only after the ajax page is finished loading.
In order to make it work , i have added a time delay. Which seems to work fine.
This is the modified code
$('body').loadingMask('show');
setTimeout(function(){
$.ajax({
url : 'views/next.html',
    async : false,
success : function(content, textStatus, jqXHR) {
$('body').append(content);
},
error : function(content, textStatus, jqXHR) {
throw "Unable to load template. Please check the path and name of the template"
}
});
},500);
$('body').loadingMask('hide');

Now i can see the loading screen, while the page loads.

A: If you remove async:false you can call your plugin withing the ajax success, right after the content gets added.
async:false is deprecated and often leads to unforeseen problems
$('body').loadingMask('show');
$.ajax({
    url: 'views/next.html',
    success: function(content, textStatus, jqXHR) {
        $('body').append(content).loadingMask('hide');
    },
    error: function(content, textStatus, jqXHR) {
           /* likely need to remove maske here and add something to content to advise user*/
        throw "Unable to load template. Please check the path and name of the template"
    }
});


Art Farmer was one of those jazz musicians who never seemed to play a wrong note. Spanning a performing career of 50 years, his lyrical and elegant solos have graced the recordings of a wide spectrum of artists as well as many under his own leadership. He worked with the very best players in both the United States and Europe, where he lived for many years (Vienna). Farmer survived the stylistic turmoil of the 1960s and beyond, and although he was occasionally persuaded to move in commercial directions, he never lost the essential and recognizable qualities that have characterized his playing on trumpet, flugelhorn and, in the 1990s, the flumpet hybrid horn.
It was when I was first getting into jazz music as a teenager that I heard his recordings, notably those on the Prestige label. They left a lasting impression. Upon learning that this website was being assembled, I felt compelled to volunteer my services with the goal of compiling a complete Art Farmer discography using Steve Albin's BRIAN software. But this would be no small undertaking given the fact that over 500 individual sessions would have to be dealt with.
There was some help available. Several sessions were already in my database through my work on saxophonists Gigi Gryce and Lucky Thompson. More significantly, Michael Fitzgerald, my colleague and co-author of "Rat Race Blues: The Musical Life of Gigi Gryce," had entered many Farmer sessions from his personal collection and Jazztet project* into his BRIAN database. Through the assistance of Steve Albin, these sessions were imported into my database, saving considerable time. I thank both Steve and Mike for their cooperation in this regard.
*The Fitzgerald Jazztet discography formerly found at JazzDiscography has been incorporated into parts 2 and 4 of this one.
I have entered solo information wherever possible.
One problem I have encountered is getting my hands on some very rare recordings. They are listed below. If anyone owns any of these and would be willing to assist this project, please contact me.
I am very grateful to Lynne Mueller for supporting this endeavor.
The following have helpfully responded to my requests for information or contributed spontaneously: James Accardi, Philippe Baudoin, Ron Carter, Bill Damm, Caroline Davis, C Tom Davis, David Demsey, Michael Fitzgerald, Jim Harrod, Larry Kart, Bill Kirchner, Wolfram Knauer, Guy Kopelowicz, Francesco Martinelli, Jim Meikel, Doug Pomeroy, Sergio Portaleoni, Michel Ruppli, Mark Taylor, Neil Tesser, Bertrand Uberall, Malcolm Walker and Juli Wood.


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Pearland Automotive Accessories by Flex-a-lite
Flex-a-lite automotive parts are available to you in Pearland, TX at All Out Offroad! Find all the Flex-a-lite accessories you need including Auto Trans Oil Cooler, Auto Trans Oil Cooler Mounting Kit, Electric Cooling Fan, Electric Cooling Fan Motor, Electric Fan Variable Speed Module, Engine Cooling Fan Mounting Kit, Engine Oil Cooler, Engine Oil Cooler Adapter, Engine Oil Cooler Cover, Fan Blade, Fan Clutch, Fan Shroud, Fan Spacer Kit, Radiator, Radiator/Cooling Fan Kit, and much more!
About Flex-a-lite
We at Flex-a-lite have been leading the way in cooling product technology for over 40 years. We pride ourselves on our product design, manufacturing and marketing - but it is our focus on continual process improvement and customer satisfaction with exceptional value and service that keeps us in the forefront of our markets. The brand name Flex-a-lite serves, the passenger car, or automotive aftermarket, with belt-driven engine cooling fans, electric fans, transmission and engine oil coolers. The brand name FAL offers the same products to the younger sport compact market, and also offers poly carbonate windows. We designed the first plastic Heavy Duty truck fans in 1968 for Class VI & VIII trucks, and produced the first one-piece plastic truck fan in 1977, followed by the first injection molded truck fans in 1979. In 1978, Flex-a-lite developed the first electric engine cooling fan for the U.S. Aftermarket. In 1982, the company began producing vertical incubator systems for salmon and trout hatcheries worldwide under the brand name MariSource. We also manufacture various metal and plastic components with high-volume and high tonnage punch presses, precision press brakes of various sizes for local customers. We sell products globally through distribution channels that are handled by direct sales managers employed at the company who then use manufacturer representatives to augment the sales effort. Fisheries products are sold directly to State and Federal government agencies, truck fans are sold through various distribution channels including Paccar, Freightliner, Volvo, GM, and Navistar. In 1997, land was purchased in Fife, Washington and our company moved the entire manufacturing plant to our current 65,000 square feet facility. We share a 35,000 square foot outside storage area with our sister company, Cascade Plastics Co., and own 9 adjacent acres for future growth.
About All Out Offroad
Chance Kamp started All Out Offroad back in 1991 as one small store in a tiny building with a single service bay and one tinting area. Soon after that, Gino Mindicta and Luke Richard joined the team and it's been a wild ride ever since! Now we have three stores with state of the art facilities and a team that loves completely restoring and rebuilding older vintage models or highly accessorizing newer cars, trucks, jeeps, UTV'S or SUV'S.
Their skills with lift and lowering kits, tires, performance boosters, hitches, bed covers, window tint, audio, alarms, maintenance and more were put to the test on the hit CMT show "Trick My What?!" starring John Schneider and the team from the Richmond location's "Lonestar Speed Shop." More than fancy bells and whistles, amazing machines like the "Dragon of Steel" or the "Futuristic Steam Engine" made it possible for hardworking Americans to get their jobs done spreading asphalt, logging, or planting crops. The heart of the show was finding out about the amazing things real folks do to earn a living and fixing up the unusual equipment they need to get those jobs done.
All Out has also been featured numerous times over the years in magazines such as "TRUCKIN", "4 WHEELER" and "STREET TRUCKS".
In 2008 we built a custom "ONE OF A KIND" Hummer H1 that was featured at the SEMA show in Las Vegas. The Hummer also graced the cover of "TRUCKIN" magazine and was voted by "MSN" as one of the best vehicles of SEMA. We have featured our vehicles and won awards at shows all around Texas, from "Texas Heat Wave", "Texas Show Down", "Houston Auto Rama", "4 Wheel Jamboree", "Coffee and Cars Houston", "Summer Jam Custom Car Show" and many many more.
SUSPENSION LIFT KITS & LOWERING KITS
TRUCK ACCESSORIES AND RESTORATION PARTS
AND MUCH MUCH MORE!
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Stainless steel bristles and scraper handle even the dirtiest grills.
These bright and colorful grill brushes get the job done with twice the power. Stainless steel bristles and scraper handle even the dirtiest grills. Available in green, red or blue.