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Jerry Todd, Caveman - ebook/epub
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Red Meyers and Rory Ringer, both members of the famous gang of Jerry Todd. They disappeared into the wilds of Oak Island to create a kingdom of cavemen, taking with them a parrot and a donkey, a goat, a monkey, a cat, eleven pigs, six pies. While Jerry gets there, the king on the throne built himself a royal chariot, pottery, created a new language. A royal reception, a banquet, a moon cat hunt, a silver skull, a singing tree and a wooden cow – all these are the main points in this mixed story about stormy fun and a riddle that will need to be solved.
Leo EdwardsJerry Todd, CavemanWarsaw 2019
ContentsCHAPTER I. THE INTENDED GHOST HUNTCHAPTER II. ADDED PREPARATIONSCHAPTER III. IN THE HOUSE OF MYSTERYCHAPTER IV. A NIGHT OF SURPRISESCHAPTER V. THE SILVER SKULLCHAPTER VI. GREEN HANDLES AND BLUE HANDLESCHAPTER VII. THE SINGING TREECHAPTER VIII. ON THE ENEMY'S TRAILCHAPTER IX. THE KING OF THE ISLANDCHAPTER X. CAVEMAN STUFFCHAPTER XI. THE MEETING OF THE GREATCHAPTER XII. IN THE KING'S COURTCHAPTER XIII. AN INTENSIVE SEARCHCHAPTER XIV. THE KING GOES HUNTINGCHAPTER XV. HIDDEN EYESCHAPTER XVI. A STRANGE DISAPPEARANCECHAPTER XVII. THE WOODEN COWCHAPTER XVIII. STINGING TAUNTSCHAPTER XIX. INTO THE EARTHCHAPTER XX. THE SKULL'S SECRET
CHAPTER I. THE INTENDED GHOST HUNTIt was a sunny summer's day. Just the right kind of a day for a swim. So I lit out for Red Meyers' house, intending to go from there to our new swimming hole on the edge of town. Oddly though Red's house was closed. And the same was true of little Rory Ringer's house in the same block. Red and Rory are members of my lively gang. I've known Red all my life. When we were smaller we used to pitch rotten apples at each other over the back-yard fence. And never will I forget the day that he socked me with a pumpkin. Sweet essence of sauerkraut! But he got the worst of it in the end. For his ma had bought the big pumpkin for a Hallowe'en party. And what she did to the freckled family nest-egg when she found the wreckage of her prized party decoration in the gutter was nobody's business. Like me, Red was born in Tutter, Illinois, which, I might add, is the swellest small town in the whole United States. My dad owns a brickyard while his dad, who has a glass eye and a Ford, runs a motion-picture theatre. The brickyard was started years ago by my Grandfather Todd, who, after the Civil War, came back to Tutter with a medal, a peg-leg and a big ambition to organize a business of his own. Some day, I suppose, I'll be a brick maker like Dad, who learned the business from his father. But I'm too busy right now having a good time to think about future brick making. Still it will be fun when I do get to be a regular brick maker. For I have a swell dad. And I know that I'm going to enjoy working with him. I might add, too, that I have a swell ma. And can she fry liver and onions! Um-yum-yum! The mere reference to it makes my mouth water. Loving her, I frequently wipe dishes for her. And often I make my own bed. Red though, whose temper is as fiery as his hair, never made up a bed in his whole life. And if he were to offer his services with a dish towel I dare say his ma would faint. To hear her tell it he's the laziest boy in town. All he does, she says, in her fat puffing way, is to eat and track in mud. A warm friend of Mother's, she often pops into our house to get the latest news. It's fun to listen to her. For she wheezes and squeaks even worse than her fat widowed sister, Mrs. Pansy Biggle, who runs a beauty parlor on School Street. If you have read my book about the "Stuttering Parrot" you'll remember Aunt Pansy. Having lost her husband, who fell into the Illinois River and forgot to come up for air, she now lives at Red's house where she divides her time (so he says) between her beautifying business and bossing him around. It was her goofy parrot that caused us so much grief. I thought of the simple-acting parrot as I cut across the lawn to Rory's house. Little did I dream though, as I tripped over a croquet arch, that I was soon to be messed up with the parrot in another wild adventure involving a blind ghost, a silver skull and, most amazing of all, an animated wooden cow. As a matter of fact the parrot had already disappeared, and with it Cap'n Tinkertop's ring-tailed monkey, as I was to learn, with mounting surprise, later on. Rory Ringer is the funniest kid that I ever listened to. Raised in England, he calls owls "howls" and hawks "'awks." At school he keeps the reading class in an uproar. For you can readily imagine how such tangled-up pronunciations as "howls" and "'awks" would be received by a bunch of lively American schoolboys. "Rory Ringer, the 'ick from the hupper hend of Hengland where the blasted bloomin' 'unters make 'atchet 'andles hout of bloody hoak." That's the kind of stuff we hung on him when he first came to town. But he didn't mind it, jolly little wart that he was. And now, as I say, he's one of my bosom pals. Other members of my gang are Scoop Ellery, the leader, and big Peg Shaw. Also I have a chum by the name of Poppy Ott, around whom I have written a separate set of books. Good old Poppy! He and I have had piles of fun together. We've solved a number of odd mysteries, too, involving "Prancing Pancakes," "Galloping Snails" and "Tittering Totems." Yes, sir, Poppy is a swell guy. And as smart as a whip. With his help I dare say that we would have solved the new mystery of the silver skull and singing tree a whole lot quicker than we did. But he couldn't help us, as I learned later on, for he was out of town. Puzzled by my discoveries at Red's and Rory's homes, both of which had the outward appearance of having been temporarily abandoned, I lit out for Scoop's house on Elm Street. "Where's the 'atchet-'andle guy from the hupper hend of Hengland and his big-mouthed confederate?" I inquired, as I tumbled into the wood shed. The leader, I then observed, as I coughed up a bug, was fooling around with a pair of old football shoes to the soles of which he had glued felt pads. "I'm going ghost hunting," he explained, when I dismissed Red and Rory from my mind and started asking other natural questions. "Ghost hunting!" Still, I told myself, as I curiously inspected one of the padded shoes, it was like Scoop, fun-loving, happy-go-lucky kid that he was, to think up a scheme like that. He makes a swell leader. For he has a lot of peachy ideas. Which isn't saying though that all of his schemes work. Suffering cats! If you must know the truth of the matter he's gotten us into hot water more than once. But that's all right. Even Napoleon, capable leader that he was, made a few mistakes, as history admits. Scoop then brought out another pair of padded shoes. "They're for you, Jerry Todd," he said, handing them to me. "And what am I supposed to do?" I cheerfully fell in with his crazy notion. "Hang to the ghost by the seat of its pants while you carve your initials on its windpipe?" "This is a blind ghost," he spoke gravely. I thought, of course, that he was putting on. For he's full of truck like that. Anyway, as everybody knows, there's no such thing as a real ghost, blind or otherwise. So a dickey-bird hunt would have been less nonsensical. Still, I told myself, as I studied his sober face, he had something up his sleeve. I was curious now. "Is there a new ghost in the neighborhood?" I began to quizz him. He nodded. "Where does it hang out?" I further inquired, with mounting curiosity. "In the old Grendow place." "Br-r-r-r!" I shivered, as I balanced myself on a stick of stove wood. "Don't tell me that it's the ghost of old Adam Grendow himself." It takes a lot of queer people to make a world. And if what I have heard about old Adam Grendow is true he undoubtedly was one of the queerest men that ever lived. An Englishman, like Rory, he had built himself a big rambling house on the edge of town. And there he had lived for years. Strange men frequented his place. But it was noticeable that the unknown visitors came at night. The neighbors wondered at this. And they further wondered, with mounting uneasiness, at the roving lights in the big house. Why, they asked among themselves in awed whispers, did the odd master of the secluded place go nightly from the basement to the attic with a lamp in his hands? And what was the meaning of the eerie metallic sounds that occasionally reached the outside world through the open doors and windows? Small wonder indeed that strange stories grew up about the stoop-shouldered, eagle-eyed master of Grendow Hall, as the place was called in true English custom. Some said he was an inventor of firearms, still in the employ of the English war department. His nightly callers were government agents. Other people in the neighborhood, of more imaginative turn of mind, declared that he was a wizard. His callers, they said, with frightened faces, were spirits from another world. Not until he was killed in a motor-boat accident, following a wild midnight dash to Ashton, the county seat, was it learned that his only son was a notorious English counterfeiter. Caught in this country he was taken in hand by federal agents shortly after his father's tragic death. Though still in his early twenties he was conceded to be one of the cleverest engravers in the world. And great indeed was the relief of the agents concerned when the federal prison doors closed behind him. All this I had heard from Dad. And I had heard, too, that for years the federal agents had tried to round up the prisoner's European accomplices. But no added arrests were made. Nor were any of the counterfeiting dies or coin presses ever confiscated. The arrest that followed old Mr. Grendow's tragic death started whispers that he, too, had been engaged in the manufacture and distribution of counterfeit money. This, the excited neighbors declared, fully explained the old man's odd nightly activities. His secret visitors, much less than being government agents or spirits, were merely confederates. It was learned though that these men were jug buyers. Instead of being rich, as the neighbors suspected, old Adam Grendow had to make jugs, like his father before him, to earn a living. People had wondered why the Englishman had built his house over a clay deposit. But now they knew the truth of the matter. A search of the house, following its owner's accidental death, revealed a secret tunnel, through which the needed clay had been brought into the basement. Here, too, were many odd home-made pottery wheels. And a further search of the attic disclosed an immense stock of completed jugs. Thus was the mystery of the roving lights cleared up. This is a free sample. Please purchase full version of the book to continue.
Jerry Todd, Caveman
Autor: Leo Edwards


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Windsor Equestrian Team
2016/2017 Season Recap
OCEA Show Team
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Olivia Drouillard
Olivia is the current President and Co-Captain of the Windsor Equestrian Team for the 2018/2019 season. She is in second year Psychology at the University of Windsor! Olivia has been riding for 10 years and just purchased a mare named Lilly that she plans to show in the hunters! She is looking forward to the circuit and memories that will be made with the team! #SoExcited
Isabelle Thamm
Isabelle is a first year mathematics major at the University of Windsor, as well as a first year member of the team! She has been riding English for 12 years now, and 6 of those years she's been actively competing up to Pre-Training level Eventing and 3'3 level jumpers! As a newbie she is very excited to be apart of the team!! #Yeehaw

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Q: Xcode won't allow me to archive my project one more time So, I have a question about why xcode wont let me archive the same project again. My app was recently rejected by the app store for a reason that I have now fixed. So I wanted to submit another build and to do that I went to archive my project once again. Unfortunately xcode did not allow me to perform this action because I had archived my project before when I was shipping my app to the app store. I assumed that renaming this archive version would resolve this issue but I do not know how to. So basically what I am asking is how do I submit a new build for my app to the app store with a previous build already submitted. Do I delete my previous archive?
The error apple gives me says you can't archive this project again because a similar one already exists.
Any help would be appreciated.

A: Had same issue. Solved by increasing the build number by one.

Hope it helps!

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Alliant Techsystems Inc. said Tuesday that it was teaming with UAL Corp.'s United Airlines to compete for a contract to equip U.S. commercial aircraft with missile defense systems.
Bids must be submitted by Dec. 8 to the Homeland Security Department, which will move quickly to award a contract to begin supplying the devices to commercial airlines, said Brian Roehrkasse, a department spokesman.
An Alliant defense system is in use on 1,100 U.S. military aircraft, company spokesman Bryce Hallowell said.
The Homeland Security Department plans to spend $100 million in the next two years to protect jetliners against the threat of shoulder-fired missiles. It would cost billions of dollars to equip the fleet of about 6,800 U.S. commercial jets at a cost of as much as $1 million a plane.
Northrop Grumman Corp., Raytheon Co. and BAE Systems also are competing for the contract.
Edina, Minn.-based Alliant's partnership with Chicago-based United Airlines is the first to involve a major U.S. air carrier in the competition, Hallowell said. No United representative was available for comment.
Shares of Alliant rose 9 cents to $51.90 on the New York Stock Exchange. UAL is undergoing a reorganization under Bankruptcy Court protection.
Alliant's missile defense system is in use on aircraft such as the C-130 Hercules military transport.
Hallowell said no plane equipped with it had been shot down during use in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kosovo, a province of Serbia. The system employs flares that divert heat-seeking missiles away from planes, he said.
"We've got a system that's available today and is battle-proven," Hallowell said. "We are definitely in the game."
Century City-based Northrop Grumman's missile defense system is used on about 200 military aircraft.
Northrop's system proposed for civilian planes detects a missile and uses a laser to confuse the guidance system and make the missile veer off course, company Vice President Robert Del Boca said at a Washington news conference.
Northrop could put its system on 300 commercial jets used to transport troops and supplies to war zones within a year if the government approves, Del Boca said. The deployment would cost $810 million if done in a year or $600 million over 18 months, he said.
Alliant's equipment costs "substantially under $1 million" per plane, Hallowell said, without giving details.
Waltham, Mass.-based Raytheon estimates its system could be installed for $600,000 to $700,000 per aircraft, said spokesman Ron Colman. Its technology includes a missile-detecting radar made by state-owned Israel Aircraft Industries Ltd.'s Elta Systems unit and an infrared countermeasure.
Raytheon's system would release hundreds of chemical-coated metal disks about 3 inches in diameter, he said. The disks would oxidize on contact with the air, generating heat that would divert an incoming missile.
"Our system is technologically simpler and more affordable when compared with laser-based solutions," Colman said.
London-based BAE Systems is supplying a laser-based system that already is used on some U.S. Army aircraft, said Alan Mertz, director of BAE's bid. He declined to say how many planes use it or how much it would cost to place on commercial aircraft.
Lockheed Martin Corp., the largest U.S. defense firm, participated in an "industry day" held to provide information on the competition, company spokesman Jeff Adams said. He declined to comment on whether the Bethesda, Md.-based firm would enter the competition.


On my last several trips I've taken a lot of macro images. Macro photography was one of the first areas of nature photography that I got into when I started photographing in high school and is still one of my favorite types of image to make. Back then I learned most of what I know about macro nature photography from reading and re-reading John Shaw's classic book "Close-ups In Nature". Despite the digital revolution, this book is still as useful and comprehensive as it was back then. If you are interested in macro photography, improving your macro technique, or even just starting out in nature photography, I highly recommend getting your hands on a copy. I still thumb through mine as a reference or for inspiration today.
Ooh, fabulous macro images! They all are fantastic but my favorites are the frog covered in duckweed and the beautiful dewdrop images. Awesome series! I will have to check out the John Shaw book you recommended. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Beverly and Julie. Julie definitely check out that John Shaw book. I learned a ton from reading his books and looking at his images.


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THE DEFENDERS MOTORCYCLE CLUB HISTORY
This is a chronicle concerning the history of a motorcycle club called the DEFENDERS. In 1984 a few members of the Canadian Forces gathered at CFB Borden to discuss the feasibility of establishing a National Motorcycle Club. These members were: Brian Lauzon, Barry Thorne, Wayne Dingle, Kurt Kranshat, Di Moore, Gord Crowe, Tony Oliver, Mike Stapleton, Fred Thesner, Josh Lacroix and Bob Steadman.
The group approached Base Administration concerning their idea and was told quite bluntly that neither the Base nor NDHQ could support a National Club under current regulations. At the current time, CFB Borden had a motorcycle club and its members wanted nothing to do with a new club.
Instead of giving up, the members commenced preparations for their new club and initiated a Charter, bylaws, designed a crest and formed Chapter 1Defenders CFB Borden. Being naïve, and learning as they went, the group chose the red maple leaf on a black background with a white motorcycle and a banner that read CANADA under the tire. They also allowed for a provincial banner at the bottom. Their only thought was to create a crest that represented who they were. Little did they realize that the colours that were chosen were synonymous to worldwide outlaw biker colours. This would soon give them grief.
Being anxious to start, they forged ahead and an article was printed in the Base Paper declaring the Club's stand up as of July 1984. The starting members also belonged to other clubs that required its members to ride a particular brand of motorcycle, a practice that would never to this day be an issue with the DEFENDERS.
The initial hope was to establish a Chapter at all major bases and stations in Canada that included extending the membership to retired military personnel thereby establishing an old guard with the serving members. The overall intention was to ensure membership transfers upon posting from one Chapter to another without loosing the cohesion of the Chapter.
With the Club forging forward, the executive decided to sponsor a favorable charity that could be significant to the Club as well as Nationally. After deliberation they chose the CHAMP program of the War Amps of Canada. It was felt that promoting a strong association with War Amps, the Armed Forces and the Amputees would be a good cause to sponsor.
In the fall of 1984, the newly formed Defenders held its first ever Poker Run for Champ. The elected executive and some members traveled to Toronto to meet with Mr. David Saunders, Executive Director of the War Amps Key Tag Service. It was here that the DEFENDERS presented Mr. Saunders a cheque in the order of $210.00, the Club's first official donation.
In the fall of 1984 Brian Lauzon was transferred to CFS Beausejour where he formed Chapter 2 Manitoba. In the summer of 1985 the recruiting numbers rose to 75 members and one member, Bill Durie, having returned to CFB Gagetown formed Chapter 3 New Brunswick. Also in 1985 Kurt Kranshat and John Lacroix established Chapter 4 Germany. Lastly in 1985 Bob MacPherson started Chapter 5 Saskatchwan in Moosejaw.
In early 1986 Chapter 6 Suffield Alberta came on line followed closely by Chapter 7 Chilliwack British Columbia. During the summer of the same year, CFB Petawawa inquired on becoming a Chapter however because of conflicts with the Base it never stood up.
In 1988 while some members of the DEFENDERS visited the Pacific National Exhibition in Vancouver, they were confronted by the local Hell's Angels Chapter concerning the DEFENDER Crest, which they referred to as colours. After phone calls between both presidents it was decided to redesign the crest. At the same time the Rebels Club was telling Chapter 9 Calgary to loose the provincial banner (called rocker) as in their mind it was a claim to territory. Hence the crest changes saw the words Motorcycle Club deleted and the lower banner changed to identify the Chapter number. Also in 1988 Chapter 9 Calgary Alberta came on line and the National Executive was transferred to Chilliwac BC under Bill Durie as National President.
1988 saw significant changes in the Club. With many members posted and loosing touch, Chapter 2 was the first to fold with the closure of CFS Beausejour followed by Chapter 3 Gagetown, Chapter 5 Moosejaw and finally Chapter 4 Germany. The losses were due mainly to the losses of key members upon posting.
In 1988 the National Executive transferred to Chapter 6 Suffield with Don Masson as National President and a year later he turned over the reins to Doc Handford. Many changes were taking place however the Club continued to prosper.
In 1990 Gord Crowe was posted to CFB Shearwater and in July, on the sixth anniversary of the DEFENDERS, and with twelve other members Chapter 10 was formed under Sean Birch as president.
The summer of 1991 saw Chapter 11 Peterborough stand up and Chapter 1 was revitalized by Greg Barber. The first DEFENDERS National Rally was held in Kamloops BC with Chapter 6 Suffield, Chapter 7 Chilliwack and Chapter 9 Calgary attending. At this gathering the National Executive was transferred to Penhold with Bill Durie assuming the duties as National President for the second time. During this period the posting of key members of the National Executive resulted in Asking Chapter 10 N.S. to take over the duties as the National Executive. In 1992 the new National Executive stood up and was led by Gord Crowe, Sunny Zinck, Diane Zinck and Darrell "Papa Smurf" Macleod.
The club suffered once again with the posting of key members however and the National Executive stood down. Many of the Chapters struggled to retain the numbers required to keep their Chapter status and most went into the rebuilding mode.
Chapter 10 focused of fundraising for CHAMP and raised $875.00 in its first year. As time went on this number increased to $10,500.00 in 1997 due to the organization and dedication of Wink and Kathy Saulnier. Their commitment, through auctions, for three years helped raise funds for our worthy cause. In 2000 this action alone raised over $6,600.00 for CHAMP and every penny went to benefit a child amputee.
In 2000, with three strong Chapters, the National Executive was re-instituted and the Club was receiving fantastic write-ups and media appearances in support of charity fundraising. In this year, Manitoba again applied as a Chapter at CFB Winnipeg, however, they struggled for two years until they eventually withdrew in 2002, but later re-established as Chapter 17.
As 2001 ended, Chapter 10 Nova Scotia entered a gray era and with many members being deployed and members wanting to go in different directions: the Chapter almost stood down. In the end the Chapter survived and began to rebuild its membership. Throughout 2002 Chapter 10 continued to grow and participated in more and more fundraising activities.
In the years that followed, until present day, the Chapter has grown to fifty members. It has assisted Chapter 2 NB once again to stand up and has participated in many rides for charity. A new Chapter 11 was stood up in Amherst NS.
We are DEFENDERS. Our members include those who serve and have served in the Defense of Canada. We are serving and retired regular military, reserve military, DND civilian employees, RCMP, Coast Guard and their spouses. Our associate members include Canadian motorcyclist, 17 and over, who adheres to the Club Charter and who actively support its goals.


With 2018 well on its way we wanted to back and recognize how tremendous 2017 was year for Urban Core. As a backbone organization, we are extremely proud of everyone's contributions and the degree of collaboration between our members – without whom all our great work would not be possible.
One year ago, in January 2017 we kicked off the year with a brainstorming session that allowed us to look back on 2016 and celebrate what we accomplished, prioritize what we still wanted to complete, and explore new challenges that laid ahead.
From the January planning session, we identified membership growth and collaboration to be a major priority in achieving Urban Core's mission and vision. A new subcommittee was struck, Networking and Outreach that is focused on reviewing our memberships, rebuilding old relationships, and kindling new partnerships (that is a lot of ships).
Through 2017 we saw one of our subcommittee, The Resource Hub's hard work come to fruition with EMBERS being rewarded the contract to run a low barrier income generation hub to fill some of the gaps in service supporting people throughout the employment continuum. Planning is well on its way with staff being hired and doors set to open in early Spring. EMBERS has named their project: Eastside Works.
We are grateful for the grant from the City of Vancouver that has allowed us to fund Ara's role, which has been fundamental in supporting Urban Core, the Executive Committee, and all the Sub Committee's work over the past year. Without this role and the tremendous work Ara has done it would not have been possible to be where we are today.
In addition to Ara's role with Urban Core, both EMBERS and Hastings Crossing BIA (HXBIA) are hosting LEDlab Project Coordinators (graduate students) to support the great work each organization is doing in collaboration with Urban Core. Austin is working with EMBERS to coordinate the launch of Eastside Works. David is working with HXBIA to build a sales pipeline for social enterprises. Both projects aim to build a stronger inclusive economy in the DTES that supports a full range of residents, businesses, and community engagement in the employment continuum..
Recently, Urban Core and Exchange: Inner City met with the Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reductions to highlight the amazing working happening in this community and to inform key issues in the Province's Poverty Reduction Strategy. Going into 2018, we are really excited about our partnership with Exchange: Inner City as we work together towards building an inclusive economy in the Downtown Eastside.
2017 was a big year for us! Through meetings and events we've engaged over 300 people who bin to support their livelihood. Binners' Project is a member-based initiative, with 84 active members (out of a total 137 meeting attendees).
In the Spring, eight members stepped into leadership roles, meaning staff working as "Team Leads". They coordinated our members to complete fee-for-service work and increase our capacity to deliver services. The work is part-time and flexible, and offers a gentle introduction to office-based work for people who are interested in learning more about this kind of work environment.
Digna volunteered at Carnegie Community Centre from 2014 to 2017 doing kitchen preparation, dishwashing, and other volunteer roles in the Carnegie kitchen. During this time, she worked as a blueberry picker, and ran a corner store in her building in the Downtown Eastside. When Carnegie Centre received funding to support low-barrier paid dish-washing positions in the kitchen in 2017, Digna was one of the first volunteers to apply for a job! Digna now works approximately 20 hours per week for the City of Vancouver doing kitchen preparation, baking, and dish-washing – all skills she built upon through her volunteer work. In addition to working at Carnegie Centre and volunteering with Lookout Society, Digna has been attending Vancouver Community College to complete a certificate in Office Management, and is working on starting a home-based business.
Claude has been living in Metro Vancouver since 1994. When he began volunteering at Carnegie Centre in 2013, he had recently moved to the Downtown Eastside after a period of homelessness. Claude was struck by how kind, tolerant and patient the staff and volunteers at the Centre were. Even though he had no prior experience in the food service industry, through volunteering as a dishwasher, kitchen preparation helper, and server, Claude learned a wide range of on-the-job kitchen skills. He was hired by the City of Vancouver as a cashier in 2014, and now works an average of 20 hours per week as a cashier, cook, and dishwasher in the Carnegie kitchen. He's ready and able to jump into other positions as the team needs him. Claude still lives in the Downtown Eastside, and really enjoys being part of the centre as he likes working with other staff and volunteers to give back to his community.
Jessica, born and raised in Vancouver, is a self-taught handcrafter. After moving away for many years, she came back to BC in 2014. She first tried her hand at vending in a local park, but couldn't afford a vending permit so had a hard time selling her handicrafts. As a member of the Street Vendors Collective, a pilot initiative supporting the City of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside Community Economic Development strategy, she sells jewellery, sock monkeys, afghan blankets, and other hand-made items. One of the most challenging things about her current schedule of vending a few times per week is that income is inconsistent depending on the weather, vending location, or the season. She'd like to learn some new technical skills, so she can build a stronger online presence so that she can attract new customers. One of the things she likes most about legal vending and participating in the Street Vendors Collective is that it gets her handicrafts, which she creates with love and "a little part of herself in each item," out into the world.
Tim is originally from Ontario, and has been living in Vancouver for over 30 years. He vends two or three days per week as a means for survival, because his regular monthly income barely covers his rent and bills. Before joining the Street Vendors Collective, he vended at a few other street and flea markets in the downtown area, but found it hard to make money because not everyone could afford to pay what it cost him to produce his crafts. He notes that the legal vending opportunities and organized events have helped him tap into new client bases, which has helped him earn more money vending. Moving forward, he'd like to work on some business planning skills, such as costing and pricing his items to reflect the hard work and time that goes into making them.
Last year, LEDlab continued their social enterprise incubation program working with community partners ReBuild, The Binners' Project, Hives for Humanity, and Knack. They also supported a listening project to better understand the needs of low income entrepreneurs and makers. The outcomes from these projects are listed in detail in their annual report.
Outside of LEDLab's annual cohort program, they work with a wide network of civic and community partners to identify barriers and potential solutions for systemic innovation. LEDLab worked closely with the City of Vancouver and more than 30 businesses, residents, and organizations to facilitate the co-creation of the DTES Community Economic Development (CED) Strategy. We also partnered with Potluck Cafe on an income assistance policy research project to surface legislative barriers to social hiring and are engaging with the Ministry of Social Development and Social Innovation about potential solutions.


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Gary Rand Graham (ur. 7 lipca 1950 w Long Beach w Kalifornii) – amerykański aktor, występował w roli Sovala w serialu Star Trek: Enterprise, a także w Alien Nation (1989–1990), Alien Nation: Dark Horizon (1994), Alien Nation: Body and Soul (1995), Alien Nation: Millennium (1996), Alien Nation: The Enemy Within (1996) i Alien Nation: The Udara Legacy (1997).

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Początkowo studiował medycynę na Uniwersytecie Kalifornijskim, ale wkrótce zmienił kierunek na aktorski, ponieważ miał problemy z utrzymaniem średniej z oceną 4,0.

Występował w zespole The Sons of Kirk, który pierwotnie nosił nazwę The Gary Graham Garage Band, a potem został zmieniony na The Gary Graham Band.

Wystąpił m.in. w dramacie CBS Niezwykła podróż doktor Meg Laurel (The Incredible Journey of Doctor Meg Laurel, 1979) z Lindsay Wagner, Jane Wyman i Jamesem Woodsem, komedii Rycerze hollywoodzkich nocy (The Hollywood Knights, 1980) z Michelle Pfeiffer oraz adaptacji telewizyjnej powieści Judith Krantz Skrupuły (Scruples, 1980).

Należy do ochotniczego patrolu narciarskiego. Był żonaty z Susan. Ożenił się z Becky, z którą ma córkę Haley.

Poglądy
Obecnie jest znany z konserwatywnych poglądów i jako przeciwnik usuwania ciąży, choć w przeszłości liberalnie podchodził do wyborów życiowych, a sam przyznaje, że opłacił kilka aborcji swoich dziewczyn.

Filmografia

Filmy fabularne
 1979: Dwa światy (Hardcore) jako Tod
 1983: Wszystkie właściwe posunięcia (All the Right Moves) jako Greg
 1989: Ostatni wojownik (Coastwatcher) jako Gibb
 1992: Kłopoty z facetami jako Butch Gable

Seriale TV
 1977: Starsky i Hutch jako Freddy
 1977: Sierżant Anderson jako Santa
 1981: Knots Landing jako Cal
 1982: Diukowie Hazzardu jako Denny
 1984: Detektyw Remington Steele jako Butch Bemis
 1985: Na wariackich papierach jako Michael Wrye
 1993: Grace w opałach jako Andy
 1995: Renegat jako John Henry Dukane
 1995: Star Trek: Voyager jako Tanis
 1996: Niebieski Pacyfik jako Jackie Earl Bates
 1997: JAG jako kpt. Gary Hochausen
 1998: Diagnoza morderstwo jako Ryan Matthews
 1999: Ally McBeal jako Rodney Wilcox
 1999: JAG jako kpt. Tobias Ingles
 2000: Strażnik Teksasu jako Travis
 2001: Nash Bridges jako Ulysses Paxton Jr.
 2001–2002: JAG jako kpt. Tobias Ingles
 2001–2005: Star Trek: Enterprise jako ambasador Soval
 2003: Obława jako Stan Mackey
 2005: Jordan w akcji jako Ben Morgan
 2009: Bez skazy jako Silas Martel

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

Amerykańscy aktorzy filmowi
Amerykańscy aktorzy telewizyjni
Amerykańscy producenci filmowi
Amerykańscy producenci telewizyjni
Amerykańscy scenarzyści
Urodzeni w 1950
Ludzie urodzeni w Long Beach

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Strong Field Including Whitmore in Forego at Saratoga
Whitmore leads a competitive field in Saturday's $300,000 Forego (G1) at Saratoga. (photo credit: © Cheryl Quigley | Dreamstime.com)
A strong field of 11 will line up in the $300,000 Forego on Saturday, one of two Grade 1 races on the 11-race card at Saratoga.
The seven-year-old Whitmore is the 7-2 morning line favorite. The Ron Moquett trainee won the 2018 running of the Forego and comes into the race off a runner up finish at the Spa in the Alfred G. Vanderbilt Handicap (G1) on July 25.
"He likes to run," Moquett said. "I've had some horses that you can tell aren't interested in racing after a while, but the horse always makes the decision of what they do in our barn. So, we ask the questions and with Whitmore, he's always answered that he wants to go have fun and run."
The gelding won back to back stakes at Oaklawn Park before shipping to Saratoga. He likely will head to the Phoenix (G2) at Keeneland and then a return trip to the Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1) where he was third last year and second in 2018.
There are plenty of options to the favorite including longshot Lexitonian (10-1), who missed winning the Bing Crosby (G1) by a nose last out at Del Mar and Mind Control (6-1) may offer some value off a third in the Vanderbilt.
A.G. Vanderbilt Replay
There is rain in the forecast for most of the morning and afternoon which could leave the track sloppy or muddy and may affect the other Grade 1 race on the card more.
A field of eight go in the $500,000 Sword Dancer (G1) at 1 ½ miles on the inner turf. The race is a "Win and You're In" race for the Breeders' Cup Turf (G1) at Keeneland on Nov. 7.
Sadler's Joy is the 5-2 morning line favorite. The seven-year-old crossed the wire first in the Bowling Green (G2) last out but was disqualified for interference in the stretch and placed fourth. He ran second in the Sword Dancer last year, beaten a neck.
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Let's head out to Saratoga for Saturday's featured race of the day:
Saratoga Race 8 The Forego G1 Post time 5:07 ET
3 Lexitonian 10-1
10 Mind Control 6-1
2 Whitmore 7-2
6 Complexity 4-1
Lexitonian
This colt is one of three sent out by the Jack Sisterton barn. Last out the colt shipped to Del Mar where he rallied from last to come up just a nose short in the Bing Crosby (G1) going six furlongs. He started off the year by not firing in the Count Fleet Sprint 'Cap (G3) at Oaklawn Park off a 6 ½ month break, then bounced back beating Alw-3 optional claimers at Churchill Downs going seven panels. The colt won two stakes last year including the Chick Lang (G3) at Pimlico and missed in the Phoenix (G2) at Keeneland last October by just a half-length in a third place finish, missing the place spot behind Whitmore by a nose. The colt has never been on a wet track in the afternoon but sure is bred to love one, by Speightstown out of a Tapit mare. He will be closer to the pace here and looks as if he is going to be a generous price.
The Sacco trainee skipped last week's Iselin (G3) at Monmouth Park to go in this tougher spot. Last out the colt prompted the early pace and weakened late to finish third in the Alfred G. Vanderbilt 'Cap (G1) over the main track here at six furlongs. The colt has done some of his best running at seven furlongs, winning four of seven at the distance. Among those was last year's H.A. Jerkens (G1) here. He was outrun in the slop two back in the Carter Handicap (G1) which was off a three-month break. His other trip on an off track was a win in the Jerome in January of 2019. He looks primed for a top effort here in his third start of his current form cycle and the 6-1 morning line looks fair.
Whitmore
The gelding had a tough time last out in the Vanderbilt. He acted up in the gate and then broke through it. He was brushed coming out of the gate for real, was on a tight hold early when a foe came over on him, saved ground and then finished up well in a runner up finish, beaten 1 ¼ lengths by Volatile. He won his two previous starts, both at Oaklawn Park and he has a win over the Spa main track, winning this race in 2018. The seven-year-old appears to have not lost a step, earning triple digit Beyers in three of his four starts this year. He owns a solid pace profile throughout and has run well on wet tracks, with two wins and seconds in six trips. He looks solid here but our top two are going to offer more bang for the buck.
WIN: Lexitonian to win at 6-1 or better.
EXACTA: 3,10 / 2,3,6,10 and 3 / 2,4,6,10


I have mostly been working on the details of rather big projects, and that can make one lose touch with end-to-end magic. This week I decided to create a very simple distributed C++ web app, running on an Azure fleet. I settled on using Service Fabric as a distributed framework and CPPREST SDK for building the C++ web server. This is how it went!
Service Fabric is an Azure distributed platform solution. It manages orchestration & packaging without the need for containerization. In other words, only binaries are provided to the framework, and it takes care of uploading them to all the machines in the cluster in a safe manner. Running an app on a whole fleet of VMs with several clicks is rather empowering – and Service Fabric allows for that.
Service Fabric is pretty simple to start on and has got good integration with Visual Studio. In my experience though, there are always some knobs that need to be turned before things are working as they are supposed to – more on that later.
Note: Kubernetes is usually what comes to mind when Service Fabric is mentioned, as a very popular orchestrator. However, my experience with containers on windows is pretty bleak, so I went with Service Fabric.
I recommend starting off with Visual Studio, at least to get a look at required config files and standard deployment pipeline. Later on, Visual Studio can be discarded in favor of Configs & PowerShell scripts.
Service Fabric has deep support for .Net and various web technologies, offering stateful services support and more. Nonetheless, C++ devs, don't despair. It still allows for a Guest Executable project type, where Service Fabric just needs triggering command to run the service, and that's it.
After creating the project and adding the path to binaries – running the project deploys the app to a local virtual cluster, simulating an actual cluster to a large extent. Make sure to have your Service Fabric Local Cluster manager turned on first.
One thing to note is to return -1; in the failure cases. When an app ends with non-zero exit status, Service Fabric understands that the app failed and signals that to the dashboard (or any monitoring setup!).
For a first-time test, don't get the cheapest machine – RDPing into that would be a nightmare. I rather recommend getting a single instance to start with but of decent perf. I got a single DS2_v2 while doing my tests.
After primary tests pass, you can cheapen on the model and increase the number of nodes.
Pay attention to Status in the portal. It is not articulated but it's a major indicator of what's happening. For example, after creating the cluster for the first time, although Azure deployment shows it's done, the cluster is not actually usable until Status reads Ready.
Once Service Fabric cluster is ready, any app is publishable from Visual Studio with a couple clicks! Instead of running the project (for local publish), right-click and select Publish. Now, let's make an app to publish.
C++ is not the easiest language to develop a RESTful web server. However, some tooling sure makes the job easier. CPP Rest SDK is a relatively new library that allows for easy out-of-the-box Server/Client RESTful communication in C++. My experience has been positive and I'd recommend checking it out.
For the longest time, consuming packages easily on Windows has been a nightmare. That is until vcpkg came to the scene. VCPkg employs a source-based package management system, incurring a rebuild every time a new library is used. VCPkg has proved itself to be quite essential for Windows users like myself. I cannot really see myself going back to consuming boost the old way – searching for binaries matching my build config, or to keep looking for that blog with the Windows patch.
and voila! it's installed and accessible from any VS project. Lots of ❤ to vcpkg.
Note: I have recently become aware of conan which is supposed to provide similar functionality. I am yet to try it out for myself tho.
Note that running this listener requires running the app as admin. If the setup is done successfully, GetHandler should run when a request is made to http://127.0.0.1:9009/processrequest.
Now to the interesting part: running our server on the Service Fabric fleet. After creating a service fabric Guest Executable project and pointing it to our binaries, there remains a couple of things to take care of.
Please don't use this for production scenarios. It is worth to spend some time getting accurate permissions needed by the app. Unfortunately, Service Fabric is not really making this part easy.
Without the right settings/credentials, apps won't be able to run on the remote cluster.
This is kind of a side story – and the reason why this project took longer than I had expected. Initially, I had my server running fine on its own (outside Service Fabric), but does not run on Service Fabric, either locally or on Azure. It was returning a 503 Service Unavailable error code, and my breakpoints were never hit. It seemed like requests were not making it to the web server.
After spending some time on many false paths, this article came as a life savior.
Which, as described in the MSDN blog, causes Service Fabric to listen on those URLs and block the CPP REST SDK from receiving those requests.
I tried to remove the line, but this renders the respective port closed on the cluster nodes. The solution was as simple as changing the protocol from HTTP to TCP, in which Service Fabric seems to open the port, but it does not block the http://*:9009 requests. Final config is available on github.
No matter how many times I see this, it is still spectacular! The time it takes from editing my code to seeing the request responded to by N machines is <1 minute. Although this is just a test app, the concept is pretty powerful for a test-driven world.
Service Fabric & C++ REST SDK got the job done, and it was a lot of fun. C++ is my favorite language. It'd be a shame if I could not spin up a 100% RESTful server whenever I wanted.
I usually work with special-purpose internal tools, so it was new for me getting out there and trying OSS replacements. I hope this article gets even more folks toying with these frameworks! Let me know your favorite non-C++ (sane?) way to spin up a distributed service.


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Graham, Newman lead current Jayhawks past star-studded cast of former players at camp scrimmage
Photo by Nick Krug
Blue Team guard Devonte' Graham puts up a three over Red Team guard Ben McLemore during a scrimmage on Wednesday, June 7, 2017 at the Horejsi Family Athletics Center.
The objective was made clear before the game even began. And everybody knew it. Kansas coach Bill Self made sure of that.
Shortly after introducing his current team and a star-studded cast of alums to the hundreds of young campers at Wednesday's session of Self's summer camps, the KU coach explained the rules for the alumni scrimmage — first team to 80 wins, old guys against the current guys, fouls will be called only when absolutely necessary — and then issued a challenge.
"Our present team better win," Self said. "That's all I got to say. Our present team better win."
With that, per NCAA rules, Self left the gym and left the hard work to his 2017-18 team.
Facing a red team filled with a mixture of current NBA players and European pros, KU's current backcourt duo of Devonte' Graham and Malik Newman combined for 46 points to lead the blue squad to an 82-75 victory.
KU Basketball Scrimmage
Current players and past players scrimmaged for the campers at Bill Self's basketball camp on Wednesday.
The young Jayhawks led almost the entire way, jumping ahead 12-9 on a 3-pointer from Graham, who led all scorers with 28 points, including eight 3-point makes, and never trailing again.
The current crew led by as many as 10 points (42-32) at one point but saw that lead disappear completely when Tyshawn Taylor (10 points) drove by Lagerald Vick (8) to tie the game at 70. From there, in the race to 10, the young guns flashed their poise and resolve by drilling three straight 3-pointers — one each by Graham, Newman and Vick — to reach 79 before Graham ended the game with an open 3 from the wing that went down as Taylor ran by him.
At one point, Graham and Chalmers went back and forth for four consecutive 3-pointers, each one coming a step or two deeper than the last. Later, with the Blue team leading 76-73, Graham drilled the deepest long-distance shot of the day over the outstretched hand of Perry Ellis (nine points). Ellis said after the scrimmage that competing for the alumni squad against a handful of former teammates was something for which he was not quite ready.
"It was different, man," Ellis said. "It seemed like I'm still supposed to be playing. I was just playing and now I'm in all alumni stuff. But it was fun seeing those guys and there were a lot of people back."
Asked how much it meant for his current team to come out on top, Newman did not hide his feelings.
"(We wanted to win) real bad," the Mississippi State transfer said. "They're already in the pros, they've been through what we're going through and they were successful doing it. They made it to the next level, so that was kind of almost like a measuring stick for us."
Such tests are common in the summers at Kansas, where alums from all generations routinely flock to reconnect with teammates, former coaches or the city and campus itself during their down time. But rarely have we seen such an impressive collection of recent stars return for the camp scrimmage.
In all, the red squad featured five members of the 2008 national title team and two current NBA players: Mario Chalmers, who has a couple of NBA rings to his credit (12 points); and Ben McLemore, who reminded everybody in attendance Wednesday just how incredibly athletic he still is via five highlight-reel dunks. McLemore also finished with an alumni-best 15 points and filtered in a 360 dunk, a reverse alley-oop and one more flashy flush in traffic.
"My first time here, I had to go against Kirk Hinrich, Greg Ostertag, Scot Pollard," a finally-healthy-again Chalmers recalled after the scrimmage. "You have guys like that who come back and you look up to them because they went to the school and they're in the NBA and the level that you want to get to. I'm sure these guys look up to us, so it's good for us to come back and hang out with them and let them pick our brains."
There was plenty of that taking place on Wednesday, mixed with a healthy dose of trash talk, too.
"Of course," Newman said when asked if there was much jawing back and forth. "I think that (happens when) any old heads are playing against the new guys. They're going to talk and bark at them. But it was fun. ... I've heard of all of them and I thought all of them played good, especially towards the end when they really picked it up against us."
Added Chalmers: "Just being able to go against guys that (have) come before you and are now in the league and come back and play against you, it's fun. It just shows the camaraderie we have, the family atmosphere, the family bond with every single Jayhawk member that's been here. And that's what this is all about."
As for the pre-game comments from Self, who, no doubt, was happy to hear that youth prevailed during Wednesday's scrimmage, former national champion Darnell Jackson said he was not surprised that the current squad rose to the challenge.
"Yeah, I heard him," Jackson laughed. "Those young guys, they gave it to us. But whatever coach Self says goes. If you want to win, I feel like he has the blueprint. He's been doing it for a long time and his blueprint helped us out ... so if these guys just stick to the blue print, they'll be OK."
Scrimmage scoring:
BLUE (82) — Devonte' Graham 28, Malik Newman 18, Udoka Azubuike 12, Mitch Lightfoot 12, Lagerald Vick 8, Sam Cunliffe 2, Billy Preston 2, Marcus Garrett 0, Charlie Moore 0, Dedric Lawson 0, K.J. Lawson 0, Jack Whitman 0.
RED (75) — Ben McLemore 15, Keith Langford 13, Mario Chalmers 12, Tyshawn Taylor 10, Perry Ellis 9, Sherron Collins 6, Elijah Johnson 6, Darnell Jackson 4, Russell Robinson 0, Mario Little 0, Conner Teahan 0.
Current Jayhawks prevail vs. alumni at camp scrimmage by KUsports.com
Alumni highlights from KU camp by KUsports.com
Udoka Azubuike healthy and confident as he returns from wrist injury by KUsports.com
Malik Newman 'more confident' after transfer season by KUsports.com
Darnell Jackson: Udoka Azubuike 'a real problem' in the paint by KUsports.com
Andy Hess 4 years, 7 months ago
Not to nitpick, but why are Dedric and KJ Lawson listed as Dedric and KJ Ward?
Alan Dickey 4 years, 7 months ago
LOL!!! You see, "Lawson" is the son of the law or a lawman. "Ward" is short for warden, which also is a lawman. So, Dedric, the son of the law, now has become the warden. That's the only explanation I can think of.
Martin Rosenblum 4 years, 7 months ago
Doesn't matter, they didn't score anyway. That may be prophetic. I bet their daddy had something to say about that, though.
Matt Tait 4 years, 7 months ago
That's not nitpicking... That's a good catch. I've done that a couple of times and caught myself in the past. Didn't catch it this time. Thanks, though. And sorry for the confusion.
I'm a big fantasy football player and I must've had Dedric Ward on a team or two in the past. He probably helped win me a league at one point and I can't forget him.
Hopefully I'll be able to soon.
Thanks again. It's fixed now.


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I want to get tags from PornHub videos. Total 11k videos. I will provide video URLs in excel file (column A). All you have to do is adding relevant tags of each video in column B.
Tags are located below each video - click "show more".
Data must be accurate. It takes time for manual work, so if you can write a simple script, it will help a lot. Please check out uploaded file for example.
Hey, I can write a script, which will get you the data for any number of URLs. Ping me for discussion.