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Black Sabbath Releases "Black Lives Matter" T-shirt
by Brett Stevens on June 17, 2020
Veteran doom/proto-metal band Black Sabbath decided to cash in on the latest media trend and released a riff on one of their classic designs changed to read "Black Lives Matter" instead of "Black Sabbath." It is apparently hoped that this will extend their relevance for another six months and shift up to another fifty thousand units.
Tags: black sabbath, money
BASED VARG CAN'T BE BOUGHT
by Brock Dorsey on March 21, 2018
Varg Vikernes is one of the rare musicians in death/black metal that won't sell his soul for the dollar. In a new video posted to his Thulean Perspective YouTube channel, Varg has revealed that some scumbag promoter has at one point offered over £ 300,000 for him to do a live Burzum show in London. While many in black metal swore never to play live, almost everyone ranging from Darkthrone to Graveland has given in at some point. But with the most notorious metal musician in the genre's history, blood is thicker than water and that's never been more prevalent than now.
Tags: Black Metal, blood, burzum, cash grab, culture, divas, ideology, live Burzum, metal, money, purpose, varg vikernes
Metalcore manager Derek Brewer talks touring and finance
by Gabe Kagan on January 5, 2016
Finance and accounting skills are useful life skills for everyone, not just Derek Brewer.
In response to the "popular" deathcore act Thy Art Is Murder losing their vocalist over finance, an employee of Outerloop Management, a company that handles the finance of several modern popular metal bands, wrote up a budget analysis of a metal band's touring budget for our competitors over at MetalSucks. Derek Brewer claims that with sound budgeting techniques and by avoiding expensive luxuries like cocaine, a "mid-level" band can make enough money through touring and merchandise to survive and maintain an okayish standard of living while arguably contributing more to society than a retail drone.
There are a few holes you can poke in Brewer's assumptions, but overall his numbers give me the impression that a band that gets big enough to receive regular coverage on heavily trafficked news sites can reach some degree of financial security. My real emphasis here is on the idea that getting to the point where your band is even moderately successful to the point of even potentially being fiscally self-sustaining is going to be the difficult part. Barring enormous luck (or a potentially lucrative if musically dubious gimmick like adding a flautist to your grindcore band), building up a fanbase for any sort of creative content requires an immense and persistent amount of work over time. Society in general knows that by now, and by traveling this path you'll also be in competition with an enormous amount of other bands who think they're going to be the next big thing and are also working long hours to get noticed. The competition isn't necessarily going to improve the quality of metal works released (at least by our standards, since most bands aren't writing specifically for our tastes), but it is something to note if you look at Brewer or similars' figures and think that someday, you could make it as a metal rockstar.
Tags: finance, lame metal, management, managers, metalcore, money
Should metal be a hobby or a career?
by Brett Stevens on April 20, 2015
A recent article on Gene Simmons observed the following:
Rock star Gene Simmons says that when it comes to making money he is like a great white shark.
And that despite being worth more than $300m (£200m), he will never stop wanting to make more.
…"I'll never stop hunting more money, I'll never have enough."
On the other hand, many excellent metal bands are probably clearing $300/month in royalties or less. At that point, we tend to call the making of metal a hobby and talk about their day jobs. The advantage to that approach is that the metal can remain un-tainted by commerce and with consumerism, the need to appeal to an audience by jumping on trend bandwagons or otherwise showing them what they already know they like, sort of like how baby food is ground-up vegetables.
Looking at the other side, it must be nice to be worth $300m and to have the power to do great things with that. Maybe Mr. Simmons has done so. But one might think that at some point, the money becomes more important than the music, which turns metal away from its mission of brutal realism and makes it a friendly, happy, warm and fuzzy product like your average American beer or hamburger.
Perhaps a middle ground exists, where fewer metal bands make $300m but also fewer worthy metal bands subsist on $300. Most metal musicians would be very happy with $60-80,000 a year. They tend not to be materialistic, except for collecting vinyl and guitars, but in the grand scheme of things those aren't very expensive.
Tags: commercialism, gene simmons, Heavy Metal, KISS, money, trends

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Good News For Leeds, Bad News For Aston Villa As Key Player States "Teams Will Be Prepared For Us"
Date: 24th June 2019 at 6:50am
Written by: Leeds Mike
With ongoing speculation about the potential future of Leeds United star Kalvin Phillips with strong links to Aston Villa so far on the summer transfer window rumour mill, the player has been quiet himself when it came to the speculation, but a recent interview has left many fans thinking he's going nowhere.
The 23-year-old will be well aware of the rumours doing the rounds about the Midlands club and with talk of a £14million bid, with Leeds holding out for at least £20million before we'll even entertain a sale – the most common rumour has been that Phillips would rather agree a new deal and the likes of Noel Whelan have been pretty adamant they didn't expect him to go anywhere.
Pundit Dismisses £20m Leeds Player Sale Speculation & Gives Agent Reveal – "Desperate To Stay"
With the fixture lists for the coming year being released last Thursday, Phillips was the player wheeled out to discuss the upcoming campaign and it's easy to see why some thought that was a message from both Phillips and the club when it came to the rumours, and importantly, he didn't sound like a player who felt his future was in doubt.
???? | "We can't wait to get started" @Kalvinphillips chats to the media after this morning's fixtures reveal pic.twitter.com/hYoD8xw1vt
— Leeds United (@LUFC) June 20, 2019
Full interview – Official Site.
"We all know it is going to be a tough season, in this league it doesn't really matter how you start, it is about how you finish, as we have seen in the last couple of years. We'll be looking at the fixtures towards the end of the season, we have very good games coming up and we're looking forward to them getting underway. I think a lot more teams will be prepared for us now, but hopefully we will have something up our sleeve and we can start the season how we did last year. We played very well against Bristol last season, they like to play football and attack the teams they come up against. We're looking forward to it and hopefully we can get off to a good start."
Lots of 'we's' there and a clear focus.
The Yorkshire pirlo is staying????????
— Curtis⚽???????? (@MOT_curt) June 20, 2019
So he is staying then.
— StrachanPen (@crajik) June 20, 2019
— Ashley Johnson (@AshJohnson20) June 20, 2019
Phillips the Yorkshire Pirlo! Genuinely is turning into a legend at the club! @Kalvinphillips
— Tom Gillam (@TommyfuckingG) June 20, 2019
Kalvin the Yorkshire Pirlo and the next future captain ????????
— Oliver (@Oliver746643381) June 20, 2019
Doesn't sound like a player who wants to leave eh
— Jamie (@JamieDuncanson1) June 20, 2019
"Club Let Him Down" "Don't Rate Him" – These Leeds Fan Discuss Speculated Loan Move For 21 y/o & Hope He Gets A Second Chance


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var mesh = require('../..');
var sift = require('sift');
var co = require('co');
var expect = require('expect.js');

var AcceptBus = mesh.AcceptBus;
var Bus = mesh.Bus;
var BufferedBus = mesh.BufferedBus;

describe(__filename + '#', function() {

  it('is a bus', function() {
    expect(AcceptBus.create()).to.be.an(mesh.Bus);
  });

  it('can redirect an operation according to the accept bus filter', co.wrap(function*() {
    var bus = AcceptBus.create(
      sift({ name: 'op1' }),
      BufferedBus.create(void 0, 'a'),
      BufferedBus.create(void 0, 'b')
    );

    expect((yield bus.execute({ name: 'op1' }).read()).value).to.be('a');
    expect((yield bus.execute({ name: 'op2' }).read()).value).to.be('b');
  }));

  it('no-ops the accept bus if it\'s null', co.wrap(function*() {
    var bus = AcceptBus.create(
      sift({ name: 'op1' }),
      void 0,
      BufferedBus.create(void 0, 'b')
    );

    var chunk = yield bus.execute({ name: 'op1' }).read();

    expect(chunk.value).to.be(void 0);
    expect(chunk.done).to.be(true);
  }));

  it('no-ops the reject bus if it\'s null', co.wrap(function*() {
    var bus = AcceptBus.create(
      sift({ name: 'op1' })
    );

    var chunk = yield bus.execute({ name: 'op2' }).read();

    expect(chunk.value).to.be(void 0);
    expect(chunk.done).to.be(true);
  }));

  it('accepts a resolved value from the filter', co.wrap(function*() {
    var bus = AcceptBus.create(function(operation) {
      return Promise.resolve(operation.name === 'a');
    }, BufferedBus.create(void 0, 'a'));
    expect((yield bus.execute({ name: 'a' }).read()).value).to.be('a');
    expect((yield bus.execute({ name: 'b' }).read()).value).to.be(void 0);
  }));

  it('throws an error if the promise is rejected', co.wrap(function*() {
    var bus = AcceptBus.create(function(operation) {
      return Promise.reject(operation.name === 'a');
    }, BufferedBus.create(void 0, 'a'));
    var err;
    try {
      expect((yield bus.execute({ name: 'a' }).read()).value).to.be(void 0);
    } catch(e) {
      err = e;
    }
    expect(err).to.be(true);
  }));
});

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Q: Mismatch charset while executing application on Windows and Wine (Ubuntu) We have a small exe client application that used for loading the scanned images from the remote sources, what we need to do is enter the address from the images to specific text box and submit.
The data then will be saved in remote database and will be read by another apps.
When we run the client application on Windows, everything is normal. The problem only happen when we run application on Ubuntu via Wine:
Whether we input the address that contain German characters, the other apps will read from database the wrong characters, for example:
What we enter:
Lößnitzstr
What the other apps see:
Lößnitzstr

We found out this is mismatch charset when encoding with UTF-8 and decode with Windows-1252 code page.
Since the default charset of Ubuntu is UTF-8, we tried to use command line to force WINE to run with windows charset setting:
LANG=de_DE.CP1252 wine client.exe
We also tried to set Operating system default locale by localectl to language with charset Windows-1252 (CP1252) but it seem not to work

Any idea how to fix this, really appreciate your help.

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Canyon View Elementary
3050 East 7800 South, Cottonwood Heights, UT 84121
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It is such a privilege to be a part of this wonderful community, and I am excited to continue my third year as principal here at Canyon View Elementary! Prior to becoming a Bengal Cub, I served as principal at Oakdale Elementary School for three wonderful years. I also had the opportunity to work with the students at Alta High School in the role as assistant principal when first moving to this great state.
My teaching roots originated in Houston, Texas as a Teach for America corps member after graduating with a Business Management, International Marketing degree from Brigham Young University. I was a bilingual pre-kindergarten teacher, second-grade teacher, fifth grade teacher, and then lead Science teacher within the Houston Independent School District.
I then spent the next seven years as a language specialist in Portland, Oregon for English language learner Students in a school that served a population of students speaking over 36 languages. In that capacity, I also had the opportunity to lead and train teachers throughout Tigard-Tualatin School District in optimizing research-based instructional practices while also serving as a local representative and state delegate with the Oregon Education Association.
My husband Tom and I met and married in Portland, Oregon. We have a four-year old daughter who loves coconut yogurt, dancing, and Moana and a new little boy who is crawling everywhere and loves discovering new foods. They are the light of our lives and definitely keep us on our toes! We love to spend our time outdoors camping, hiking, and exploring the many beautiful places that surround us here in Utah. We consider ourselves lucky to live in such a beautiful place and enjoy being a part of the Canyon View community!
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Tom Burgess
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Inducted 1998 – Competitor – Rally Racing
For more than 35 years, Tom Burgess blazed across the rally trail in Canada and the United States as a competitor. His record speaks for itself: 39 National victories, six National championships and two North American championships. He was National Rally Director from 1984 to1986, President of the B.C. Region of the Canadian Automobile Sport Clubs in1975 and '76 and B.C. Rally Director in 1973 and '74, and, as a member of the National Rally Committee, helped to write the Canadian Rally rulebook.


We reiterate our advice: Raise stops, but try to ride up-moves in energy as long as you can. Seasonal tendencies aren't written in stone.
We continue to be long-term commodity bulls...[but] caution advisors against taking overly large positions in these markets, based on news, as news can change quickly.
Feb. 1: The political trouble across [the Mideast] could result in transportation disruptions and could impact the supply of oil to the rest of the world.Traders and investors buy crude in times of instability as a defensive strategy.
The bullish momentum in energy [prices] boosted the Standard & Poor's 500 Index...[and] brought the SPX back above the 1280 support level, which is a critical area for the bears to claim back....The bulls continue to defend support areas whenever challenged.
The bears are getting stronger each day, but they have not proven anything yet. Bears should [have been] taking the market lower last week, and small-caps and technology should have led the indexes down.
At this stage, we need to wait and see if the bears can take down a couple of support levels before we adjust our profitable buy-the-dip tactic.
Jan. 31:We are at the point in this economic cycle where either businesses begin expanding and start hiring, or we fall into the deep abyss.
The middle-class earner is having a difficult time earning enough to keep up with living expenses and the creeping inflation that can be found almost everywhere one looks.
Unless these earners get a raise or a second or third job, they will have very little money to spend on discretionary goodies.
Our government's spending spree has flushed the markets with money, but that money has not been going to the people who need it.
Meanwhile, [there's global] unrest. Generally, unrest begins among people who want to work and can't find work.
Rarely is it found when an economy is thriving.
That said, we have plenty of hot spots to watch for in the globe today.
We continue to like the precious metals, because they can be used as currency alternatives.
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Driver: Parallel Lines
Driver: Parallel Lines Review
Driver: Parallel Lines is a mostly competent GTA clone, but the dull storyline and remedial gameplay prevent it from being recommendable.
By Jeff Gerstmann | @jeffgerstmann on March 14, 2006 at 6:21PM PST
Driver: Parallel Lines isn't nearly as messed up as the last Driver game was. Considering how completely jacked most of Driver 3 was, that's not really saying much, but it's still worth saying. Parallel Lines is a mostly competent game that's probably the most blatant Grand Theft Auto clone to date. Considering that GTAIII was, in many ways, picking up where the first two Driver games left off, maybe this is just a case of turnabout being fair play. Either way, Driver: Parallel Lines isn't broken, but it's almost completely uninspired and devoid of the little things that make these sorts of games entertaining. The characters fall flat, the story is uninteresting, and the gameplay controls are often inadequate. Add to that some pretty drab mission design and you've got a game that looks good on paper, but simply can't add up to a game worth playing.
Driver: Parallel Lines has a very Grand Theft Also feel to it.
The action opens in 1978. You, as an 18-year-old named TK, have moved to New York City in search of excitement. You're pretty good behind the wheel of a car, and you quickly catch on with a crew of criminals looking to make it big. This being the late '70s, "making it big" eventually turns out to mean "start a cocaine empire." But, as these things normally go, stuff doesn't pan out quite so well for TK, and he gets locked up for 28 years. This fast-forwards the game to present day. TK gets out of the joint in 2006 with revenge on his mind, and the story picks up from there. It's a potentially interesting premise that falls apart because none of the individual characters are very compelling or likeable in either era.
The gameplay in Driver puts you in a big open city that's broken up into three areas by bridges. There are a few side-missions, like races and repoman jobs, that you can use to earn money, which in turn can be spent on car upgrades. But considering the cars in the game are as disposable as you'd expect from a game like this, spending money on engine upgrades seems like a waste of time, so earning money usually isn't your goal. Instead, you'll follow the story path by taking on a variety of missions. Most of them are, as you might expect from a game called "Driver," focused on operating a motor vehicle. You'll get into races, collect packages, and even steal a car, fit it with a bomb, and then drive it back to where you found it so the owner can get an explosive surprise--unless he played GTAIII, in which case he'll probably see this five-year-old mission design coming from a mile away. Some missions require you to do things on foot, which forces you to deal with the game's lackluster targeting system, which is often skittish and more difficult to manage than it should be. You can target and fire forward out of vehicles, too, but this is only useful when you're chasing someone, which isn't all that often. Considering you get into some pretty hot spots with lots of bullets flying your way, and most of your enemies are crack shots, fumbling with the targeting gets very annoying.
At least if you fail, you won't have to retreat very far. When you die or otherwise fail when on a mission, you can quickly hit a button to retry the mission. Many of the longer missions have checkpoints, too, so you won't have to do the early parts again and again if you're having trouble with the final leg of a mission. It's pretty handy and cuts down on repetition.
There are a few minor police response systems in the game that stand out because the other games in this genre handle things a little differently. Police cars drive around the world, and you can see them on your minimap, complete with Metal Gear Solid-style vision cones. Doing stuff like speeding, running a red light, or causing a collision while in a cop's vision cone activates them and raises your heat level. You actually have two different types of heat to deal with. Normally, cops just see your car and the heat meter for your current vehicle rises as you speed away. But if the cops see you get out of that car, the heat is all on you, and they'll chase you regardless of which vehicle you're driving. But the cops really aren't very difficult to avoid, and they aren't very smart. Usually, turning down an alley in plain view is enough to completely confuse them and cause them to give up the chase. And stopping off at one of your safe havens totally resets your personal heat level, too. Cops occasionally turn up in missions to potentially give you a harder time, but just as often, it seems as though you simply can't find any cops on the streets when in a mission. Overall, the police presence is more of a hassle than anything else, since it forces you to drive slow, stop at stop signs, and other "realistic" stuff that isn't entertaining in the least.
It's the best Driver game on the Xbox and PS2, but considering how busted the last game was, that's hardly an achievement.
The Xbox version of Driver looks really good if you're playing it in 480p, but in regular resolution and on the PS2, the game is blurrier, more pixelated, and a bit tougher to look at all around, though it has a pretty smooth frame rate and still looks pretty good overall. There are some interesting visual tricks here and there, too, like the way the entire HUD gets redesigned and modernized when you switch from '78 to '06, or the way TK's walk animation changes from a ridiculous swaggering strut in '78 to a toned down, more normal-looking walk in the present day. On the sound side, the game doesn't sound very good. There's a noticeable audio quality difference between the cutscenes and the in-game action, with the in-game voices just sounding much lower in fidelity. Of course, most of the voice acting isn't really worth listening to. Music plays when you're in a vehicle, and there's a decent array of licensed tunes here, though as you might expect, the '70s music is a little more entertaining than the also-ran and out-of-date-sounding stuff you hear in the game's 2006 setting. As far as sound effects go, the only one that really stands out is the pick-up noise that's made when you grab things like health kits. It sounds awfully similar (though the pitch is different) to the pick-up noise in GTA: San Andreas.
Driver is a very by-the-numbers GTA clone. While stuff like having to obey speed laws and stop at red lights arguably makes the game more realistic, it certainly doesn't make it any more entertaining. With unexciting driving physics and lackluster on-foot control, playing Driver: Parallel Lines isn't very satisfying, and the game's monochromatic storyline isn't strong enough to make the trip worthwhile. Sure, it's better than Driver 3, but that doesn't make it a success.
Driver: Parallel Lines / PlayStation 2
Pretty smooth frame rate
Offers a number of side missions
Decent music in the 1978 section
Shameless GTA knockoff
Flat story
Gameplay is passable at best
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Departure Date: 26th July 2020
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Cruise Ship: Marco Polo
Kingston upon Hull is the perfect starting point for an excursion to see York and York Minster. York was an important Roman city and part of the original city walls remain. After a short panoramic tour of York you will continue on to the celebrated York Minster, Northern Europe's largest Cathedral. A guided tour will feature the highlights of the cathedral, including the famous 14th century stained glass.
Known for the Kiel Canal and Kiel Week, the city boasts an important maritime history. Kiel is also a great place to sight-see, do some shopping and take part in one of the many festivals taking place there.
Warnemünde, officially a suburb of Rostock, is a quaint seaside resort town with the best hotels and restaurants in the area, as well as 20 km (12 miles) of beautiful white-sand beach. It's been a popular summer getaway for families in eastern Germany for years.There is little to do in Warnemünde except relax, and the town excels brilliantly at that. However, Warnemünde is a major cruise-ship terminal. Whenever there is more than one ship at dock, the town explodes with a county fair–like atmosphere, and shops and restaurants stay open until the ships leave at midnight. The city celebrates the dreifache Anlauf, when three ships dock simultaneously, with fireworks.
Estonia's history is sprinkled liberally with long stretches of foreign domination, beginning in 1219 with the Danes, followed without interruption by the Germans, Swedes, and Russians. Only after World War I, with Russia in revolutionary wreckage, was Estonia able to declare its independence. Shortly before World War II, in 1940, that independence was usurped by the Soviets, who—save for a brief three-year occupation by Hitler's Nazis—proceeded to suppress all forms of national Estonian pride for the next 50 years. Estonia finally regained independence in 1991. In the early 1990s, Estonia's own Riigikogu (Parliament), not some other nation's puppet ruler, handed down from the Upper City reforms that forced Estonia to blaze its post-Soviet trail to the European Union. Estonia has been a member of the EU since 2004, and in 2011, the country and its growing economy joined the Eurozone. Tallinn was also named the European City of Culture in 2011, cementing its growing reputation as a cult
Saint Petersburg (ex Leningrad)
Commissioned by Tsar Peter the Great (1672–1725) as "a window looking into Europe," St. Petersburg is a planned city whose elegance is reminiscent of Europe's most alluring capitals. Little wonder it's the darling of fashion photographers and travel essayists today: built on more than a hundred islands in the Neva Delta linked by canals and arched bridges, it was called the "Venice of the North" by Goethe, and its stately embankments are reminiscent of those in Paris. A city of golden spires and gilded domes, of pastel palaces and candlelit cathedrals, this city conceived by a visionary emperor is filled with pleasures and tantalizing treasures. With its strict geometric lines and perfectly planned architecture, so unlike the Russian cities that came before it, St. Petersburg is almost too European to be Russian. And yet it's too Russian to be European. The city is a powerful combination of both East and West, springing from the will and passion of its founder to guide a resistant Russ
A city of the sea, Helsinki was built along a series of oddly shaped peninsulas and islands jutting into the Baltic coast along the Gulf of Finland. Streets and avenues curve around bays, bridges reach to nearby islands, and ferries ply among offshore islands.Having grown dramatically since World War II, Helsinki now absorbs more than one-tenth of the Finnish population. The metro area covers 764 square km (474 square miles) and 315 islands. Most sights, hotels, and restaurants cluster on one peninsula, forming a compact central hub. The greater Helsinki metropolitan area, which includes Espoo and Vantaa, has a total population of more than a million people.Helsinki is a relatively young city compared with other European capitals. In the 16th century, King Gustav Vasa of Sweden decided to woo trade from the Estonian city of Tallinn and thus challenge the Hanseatic League's monopoly on Baltic trade. Accordingly, he commanded the people of four Finnish towns to pack up their belongings a
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By the 11th century, Copenhagen was already an important trading and fishing centre and today you will find an attractive city which, although the largest in Scandinavia, has managed to retain its low-level skyline. Discover some of the famous attractions including Gefion Fountain and Amalienborg Palace, perhaps cruise the city's waterways, visit Rosenborg Castle or explore the medieval fishing village of Dragoer. Once the home of Hans Christian Andersen, Copenhagen features many reminders of its fairytale heritage and lives up to the reputation immortalised in the famous song 'Wonderful Copenhagen'.
Offering a wide range of public spaces and facilities, Marco Polo is perfect for those who want to experience traditional cruising. The Marco Polo cruise ship offers a wide range of public facilities including the impressive Waldorf Restaurant offering a traditional two sitting fixed time dining option and, as an alternative more informal experience, the stylish Marco's Bistro.
There are five main lounge areas. The Magellan Deck offers the theatre style Marco Polo Lounge; the elegant Captain's Club, a perfect venue for pre-dinner cocktails with the resident pianist; relaxing Palm Garden, with wonderful panoramic ocean views; and the stylish Columbus Lounge where the head barman will soon get to know your favourite drink. Completing the quintet is Scott's Bar, located on Amundsen Deck, an ideal spot for night owls.
The 22,080grt Bahamian flagged Marco Polo cruise ship with her handsome traditional profile, beautiful teak decks and distinctive dark blue hull is a classic ocean liner. She can accommodate up to 800 guests within a warm and friendly atmosphere that reflects a truly intimate cruise experience. The ms Marco Polo is fully stabilised and air conditioned and has eight passenger decks serviced by three main lobbies and four lifts.
Standard Twin (Inner)
Located on Caribic and Baltic decks, these smaller have two lower beds, a bathroom with shower and WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct dial telephone, music console and personal safe.
Standard Plus Twin (Inner)
Comprising two lower beds, there are four of these slightly larger cabins on Caribic Deck, whilst the majority are situated on Baltic & Atlantic Decks. Amenities include a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe. Six of these cabins have an additional Pullman berth for a third passenger.
Superior Twin (Inner)
Most cabins are located throughout Pacific Deck but there are six slightly smaller cabins situated on Amundsen Deck and they all comprise two lower beds, a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe.
Premium Twin (Inner)
The most spacious inner cabins can be found on the Pacific, Amundsen & Columbus Decks. They comprise of two lower beds but the majority of cabins in this grade can also offer accommodation for a third or fourth passenger in additional Pullman berths. Amenities include a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe. Cabins 631 and 655 on Amundsen Deck are specifically equipped for wheelchair passengers with mobility limitations and their compamions.
Single (Inner)
Two of these comfortable cabins are on Caribic Deck and three are located on the Columbus Deck. Each has a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe. They are particularly well suited to the single traveller.
Standard Twin (Ocean View)
Facilities include a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe.
Standard Plus Twin (Ocean View)
This grade of cabins extends over three decks with larger cabins found on the Caribic and Baltic Decks, and the more compact located on the higher Atlantic Deck. Most cabins have two portholes although some have only one. and each has a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe. A number of the lower deck cabins have additional berths for a third or fourth occupant.
Superior Twin (Ocean View)
These cabins are situated on the higher Amundsen & Columbus Decks and whilst they have windows rather than portholes, some, primarily on Columbus Deck, have obstructed sightlines and these are indicated by the circle symbol on the deckplan. In addition some of the cabins on Amundsen Deck have limited wardrobe space. Amenities include a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe. Two of these cabins have an additional Pullman berth for a third passenger.
Single (Ocean View)
Ten outside twin bed cabins, deemed as particularly suitable for sole occupancy, have been selected on Pacific and Amundsen Decks for single travellers. They have one window and a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe. Cabins 656 and 661 have partially obstructed views.
Superior Plus Twin (Ocean View)
There are six cabins situated forward on Amundsen Deck whilst the remainder of the Superior Plus accommodation is located in the forward and after sections of Pacific Deck. They have one window and a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe.
Premium Twin (Ocean View)
These spacious premium cabins are primarily located in the midships section of Pacific Deck and here most twin bed cabins (except 432 & 433) can convert to a Queen Size bed. Cabins 549, 605 and 606 have double beds only and cannot be converted to twins. There are also two forward cabins on Amundsen Deck and three forward cabins on Columbus Deck. The remaining cabins of this grade are on Navigator, the highest passenger deck, but have views partially obstructed by the lifeboats. Each cabin has a large window, in many cases two; as well as a bathroom with shower & WC, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe.
De Luxe (Ocean View)
There are eight De Luxe cabins, two of which are situated on Pacific (twin bedded) and six located on Navigator Deck (Queen Size bed). They benefit from large windows and comprise an integral sitting area, a bathroom with bath, shower & WC, a refrigerator, wardrobes and drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe. Cabins on Navigator Deck (pictured) have partially obstructed views.
Junior Suite (Ocean View)
There are just four Junior Suites: two each on the Pacific & the Columbus decks. These delightful cabins have twin beds, which can convert to Queen Size, an integral sitting area, a marble bathroom with bath, shower and WC, a refrigerator, walk-in wardrobe and plenty of drawer space, mirrored dressing table, TV, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe. All four Junior Suites have windows although cabins 811 and 812 have views partially obstructed by the lifeboats.
De Luxe Suite (Ocean View)
Pamper yourself with one of our two impressive De Luxe Suites that offer stylish accommodation and provide an elegant retreat in a prime position on the Columbus Deck. The bedroom offers a King size bed, a walk-in wardrobe, ample storage space and a mirrored dressing table, whilst the marble bathroom has a bath, shower and WC. In the separate living room there is comfortable seating, a TV and a DVD and other amenities include a refrigerator, hair dryer, direct-dial telephone, music console and personal safe. Choose between the Mandarin Suite (706) on the port side or the Dynasty Suite (703) on the starboard side of Columbus Deck.
Caribic Deck 4
Baltic Deck 5
Atlantic Deck 6
Pacific Deck 7
Magellan Deck 8
Amundsen Deck 9
Columbus Deck 10
Navigator Deck 11
Marco Polo Lounge
After dinner the show team would enjoy the pleasure of your company in the comfortable theatre-style Marco Polo Lounge as their artists display their talents in a snappily choreographed revue or colourful floorshow – all you need to do is just sit back and enjoy.
Following the great success of many guest acts from the field of comedy Cruise & Maritime Voyages have launched 'A Laugh on the Ocean Waves' where, on selected cruises, you are invited to enjoy the talents of one of their guest comedians. Laughter is the best medicine so enjoy the talents of their comedy acts with their dedicated evening shows, hear them talk about their life experience and listen to their Comedy Corner interviews with the Cruise Director.
Browse through the shopping arcade and photo gallery for a few memories to take home of your time onboard Marco Polo.
Palm Garden and Columbus Lounge
Why not settle down and enjoy wonderful panoramic ocean views in the relaxing Palm Garden, or in a secluded corner of the delightful Columbus Lounge where the head barman will soon get to know your favourite drink.
Captain's Club
At the very heart of Marco Polo is the stylish Captain's Club, a popular place to meet fellow passengers.
Scotts Bar
Scotts Bar is an ideal spot for evening entertainment and late night dancing for the night owls! Located on Amundsen Deck, Scotts has direct access to the outside and a view of the pool deck below.
Internet Cafe & Facilities
Internet connection is available from the terminals in the Internet Café, located near the Beauty Salon on Columbus Deck. A Wi-Fi system is available on Magellan Deck whereby there is a Wireless Hotspot access point in the Reception area and close to the lounges. Charges vary dependent on whether you choose to 'pay as you go' or purchase a package of so many minutes worth of connection time. This service is dependent on the ship's satellite link and in areas such as the Fjords transmission is very intermittent.
If you'd like to play bridge, backgammon, chess or another activity, simply have a word with the Librarian. After a brief sign-up session you are then put in touch with other passengers who share the same interests, allowing you to make the most of your time aboard. It's never forced – just helpful.
Jade Wellness Centre
The beautifully appointed Jade Wellness Centre is nature's secret of well being on the Marco Polo. It offers hairdressing & beauty treatments, fitness and exercise equipment, and sauna and massage facilities. Why not indulge yourself with life's most perfect gifts: relaxation, invigoration and rejuvenation. Treat yourself to a spa package and design your own special day. Treatments and prices are subject to change.
Swimming Pool and Promenade
There is an outdoor swimming pool plus three whirlpools and, in keeping with her heritage, the Amundsen Deck offers a traditional walk around promenade for that daily exercise or romantic stroll before you decide to call it a night.
Hair styling for ladies and gentlemen, manicure, pedicure and a variety of relaxing massage therapies are available on board at the Jade Wellness Centre. It is recommended to book your appointments early to avoid disappointment. Meet the experienced personal for a complimentary consultation to select the services most suites to you. A list of services can be found in your cabin, opening hours are noted in the Daily Programme. All services are charged to your on board account.
There is an attractive Fitness Centre located on Columbus Deck, which offers a range of exercise machines and has nearby Sauna and Massage rooms. Passengers should take great care when utilising the various pieces of equipment, as participation is entirely at their own risk.
With attentive staff and beautiful cuisine, Marco Polo is a great platform to broaden your gastronomic tastes. From the Waldorf Restaurant to the Pool Deck, there's plenty of choice including casual and fine dining options.
Waldorf Restaurant
Food: varies
Our maitre'd and his attentive waiting staff will welcome you to the elegant Waldorf Restaurant where you can opt for a full English breakfast, savour a leisurely five-course lunch and enjoy a delightful dinner every day of your cruise. Whilst breakfasts and lunches are generally served in the restaurant on an open seating basis, two fixed time sittings are operated for dinner in the evening.
Marco's Restaurant
Food: buffet
As a casual alternative, the light and airy Marco's Restaurant is open every day for buffet style breakfast, lunches and dinner. Here informality is the key and you can feel free to drop in without any ceremony.
The Pool Deck
The Pool Deck lends itself particularly well to al fresco meals so a buffet breakfast or lunch from Marco's can be served up with a complimentary ocean view.
During the day, attitudes are very relaxed and informality is the key. Casual clothing is quite sufficient during the days at sea and for time spent ashore. On certain shore excursions and at some religious sites, discretion should be used so as not to cause inadvertent offence with inappropriate clothing. Advice will be given onboard in such cases. Every day, the Daily Programme suggests, as a guide, a mode of dress for that particular evening's events. Generally there are two 'formal' or gala nights planned on each cruise when many gentlemen wear a dinner jacket, although a lounge suit is quite acceptable. The ladies on these occasions have a chance to dress up and often opt for evening or cocktail dresses. On evenings proposed as 'informal', a suit or smart jacket and trousers, with or without a tie, for the men is suggested and the ladies have further opportunities to look elegant in a cocktail dress, trouser suits and stylish coordinates. A 'casual' recommendation often covers evenings spent in port or when a special event such as a deck party is scheduled. In these cases, the choice of dress is left entirely to you.
If you or one of your travelling companions has a mobility limitation or special needs, it is essential that you contact Cruise & Maritime Voyages' office to allow them to discuss your requirements before you make a booking. Firstly though, please read the panel headed 'Maritime Passenger Rights' within the Booking Conditions on page 65 as this contains important information. In the interests of safety, and in order to ascertain whether you or members of the party travelling with you have specific mobility or other special needs, you will be asked a series of questions. The answers to these will enable them to determine that you, any other person in your booking, and any equipment that you or they are intending to bring onboard can be carried safely for the duration of your cruise. This will then be confirmed in writing to you, and will enable your booking to proceed. A cruise is quite unlike a land based holiday and the ships the Cruise & Maritime fleet are not ideally suited to prospective passengers in wheelchairs or those who have limited mobility. It should be noted that the layout of the ship could considerably restrict such passengers' movement around the vessel and indeed preclude access to some of the ports of call, where gangway conditions are not conducive or passengers are conveyed ashore by tender. At anchorage ports, access to or from the tenders or launches requires a certain level of mobility which is necessary to manage the steps to the tender platform and to physically board and disembark from the vessel. It should therefore be noted that, on safety grounds, those with restricted mobility may be unable to go ashore at such ports.
If you, or a member of your party, have a particular dietary requirement, the restaurants are able to offer the following dietary options: Gluten-Free, Lactose-Free, Low Cholesterol, Low Fat, Low Salt and Vegetarian Meals. If you have not done so at the time of booking, please advise any requirements no later than two weeks prior to departure. Kosher and Halal meals are available but only if requested at least 6 weeks prior to sailing.
Marco Polo is a child-free ship, although teenagers of 16 years of age and above that are accompanying adult passengers are welcome on board. However, it should be noted that there are no dedicated recreational facilities for teenagers.
Special Gift Packages
The Celebration Package (£179) includes
A Candlelit Dinner for Two - including a bottle of House Wine
A Cocktail in he Captain's Club for Two
A Champagne Breakfast
A £50 voucher for the boutique
A Portrait Photograph
The Wine Package (£85) includes
Two bottles of Pinot Griogio white wine
Two bottles of Montepulciano D'Ambruzzo red wine
One bottle of Bardolino Chiaretto rosé wine
Ten bottles of mineral water (still or sparkling)
The Captain's Collection (£75) includes
Bottle of Henkel Trocken
Sparkling wine & fruits
Bottle of Pinot Grigio white wine & cheese
Bottle of Sancerre white wine & salmon canapés
Two mini Grand Marnier & petit fours
Chocolate fruits
Selection of canapés
Selection of vegetable sticks with dip
CMV Additions Packages
Take your pick from a selection of four superb onboard packages and enjoy some great pre-sail savings too!
To enable you to budget for any extra costs, we are offering a selection of four superb value onboard package options that include service charges, gratuities and other additions. Savings are available on these packages when booked and paid for before your cruise, so we highly recommend that you take full advantage of these packages.


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Does anyone know how to exclude SecurityProfiles (used by IDT universes data founddation and business layers) from the Search results in BI Launchpad? These objects are meaningless to end users and yet they show in the Search results.
I would try the steps outlined in this blog - https://blogs.sap.com/2014/12/06/the-scenery-behind-platform-search-in-business-intelligence-platform-4x/ when you get to the CMC you could try to enter the security profiles as "objects excluded from searching"


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We are a craft-distribution and importing company built on the passion for the product we sell. Inspired by the liquid in the bottle, we have scoured the US and beyond to find, what we believe, to be the best beer, cider and mead available in the world. We go to great lengths to then get these liquids to the customer in the best possible condition. Our suppliers work hard to make a world class product and we're dedicated to treating them with the respect they deserve.
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Veterans Day Recognition, Appreciation Events Held Across AEP
by AEP Retirees on	November 21, 2017
Military veterans were recognized and appreciated on Veterans Day at numerous AEP locations. Here are just some of the events that occurred.
Veterans Day celebrations honoring Appalachian Power employees who have or currently serve in the United States Armed Forces were held across the company's service territory last week.
Some districts celebrated with a Veterans Day breakfast, while others recognized employees with a hot lunch. Leslie Swick, administrative assistant in the Christiansburg District, helped organize luncheons in Pulaski and Bluefield and said everyone seemed to enjoy the food and fellowship. Employees at Charleston, Christiansburg and Huntington Districts were also recognized.
In recognition of Veterans Day, employees at the Wheeling Service Center organized a breakfast to honor their coworkers who have served our country. The veterans were recognized by Jim Hill, customer and distribution services manager, and each was presented with a certificate. They were also given a standing ovation followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and a veterans' prayer. Nearly 60 employees attended the recognition event and breakfast.
Appalachian Power's Kingsport District Recognition Team hosted veterans who work within the district with a catered lunch at the Glade Spring Service Center in Glade Spring, Va. Manager of Distribution System Andy Shaffron expressed appreciation to the honorees for their service and presented them with a commemorative coin.
Roanoke District veterans were treated to breakfast at a local restaurant. Among the employees who were able to attend the breakfast were (from Fieldale Service Center, MRO, Stores, Line): Daryl Hagood, Stewart Werner, Steve Montgomery, Jimmy Boyd, Justin Hall; (from Lynchburg Service Center, MRO, LIne, Stores, Techs): Jayme Chichelli, Wendell Wyland, Mac Brown, Mike Fifer, Adam Ayers, Omar White, Matthew McArthur, Robert Thompson, Tim Moore, Smith Fletcher.
Cardinal Plant
Cardinal Plant employees enjoyed a Veterans Day celebration that included cake and refreshments, and guest speaker Jefferson County Sheriff Fred Abdalla, a U.S. Army veteran who served in the Vietnam War.
Comanche Power Station
A group of employees from Comanche Power Station, Lawton, Okla., visited the local Veterans Administration Center in Lawton to present donations that plant employees had raised during their recent donation drive. They delivered more than $500 worth of donations to the veterans at the VA, including games, house slippers, stamps, pants, undershirts, sweats, and more.
Cook Nuclear Plant
There are currently 341 registered AEP veteran employees at D.C. Cook Nuclear Plant in Bridgman, Mich., who have served and continue to serve our country. AEP has always been a military-friendly company and Cook has its share of folks who come from all facets of military life. In honor of Veterans Day, the Nov. 10 Outage Report newsletter saluted those who have given their time and talent in defense of our nation. The names of all veterans employed at Cook are noted in the issue.
I&M's military veterans were recognized at special breakfasts and other events at various I&M locations in honor of Veterans Day. With Veterans Day falling on Saturday this year, many of the recognition events were on Thursday or Friday. Activities were held in a number of facilities, including Rockport, Indiana Michigan Power Center in Fort Wayne and at service centers.
Kentucky Power
Kentucky Power employs veterans across its service territory in eastern Kentucky. In recognition of Veterans Day, employees who served in the military were recognized for their service to their country with thank you lunches and breakfasts.
Big Sandy Plant in Lousia, Ky., honored active and retired veterans Nov. 10. Veterans were entertained by a group from Louisa Elementary School playing recorders, singing and performing a flag-folding ceremony. Refreshments were served and a gift presented to each veteran.
Mitchell Plant
Twenty Mitchell Plant (Moundsville, W.Va.) employees attended a buffet breakfast on Nov. 13 to honor their service to our country. All branches of the service were represented by these employees. In recognition and appreciation for their service to our country, Dan Moyer, Plant Manager; Russ Gwin, maintenance superintendent senior, and Mark Ritz, energy production supervisor senior, presented each employee with an American flag.
Northeastern Power Station
Fifteen veterans were recognized at Northeastern Power Station in Oologah, Okla., at the plant's annual Veterans Day commemoration event.
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Public Service Company of Oklahoma recognized PSO veterans with a breakfast buffet Friday in the Braves Council Room at the Tulsa General Office. The event included patriotic music by the Central High School Ensemble and speakers Kevin Ouellete, retired U.S. Army sergeant first class, and plant operator at Comanche Power Station; and Lt. Col. (Ret.) William Bradley O'Connor, U.S. Air Force.
PSO also participated in the annual Tulsa Veterans Day Parade. Employees who are military veterans walked in the parade to escort a PSO line truck and bucket truck.
In addition, PSO paid tribute to veterans by featuring five employees or retirees who are veterans on Inside PSO:
Demetrice Britton, IT support technician, U.S. Army.
Dale Johnson, retiree, U.S. Army.
Stan Davis, retiree, U.S. Army.
Travis Ainsworth, substation supervisor-Transmission Field Operations, Lawton, U.S. Navy.
Wayne Schweikhard, retiree, U.S. Navy.
Southwestern Electric Power Company
SWEPCO employees in four work locations in Shreveport honored those who have served by donating to the AEP Military Veterans Employee Resource Group (MVERG) Food Drive over the last month. Fifty boxes of food and toiletry items were delivered Thursday to Woody's Home for Veterans, a non-profit residential center that includes two houses which serve mentally ill veterans.
AEP Transmission
A special Veterans Recognition Luncheon was held in the New Albany Transmission Headquarters lobby Friday for all Gahanna and New Albany employees who are military veterans. Coordinated by the Military Veteran Employee Resource Group (MVERG), the event included a color guard from Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base to present flags and open the program. Maj. Patrick Rippeth, Ohio Army National Guard and transmission business operations analyst, spoke of his deployment in Kosovo. Also, Cpl. Vince Stinnett, Ohio National Guard, spoke via live stream from Kuwait. He is the son of Matt Stinnett, transmission contract analyst.
MVERG announced its new chair, Ashley Burns, and co-chair, Craig Mason.
AEP Transmission employees at the New Albany Transmission Headquarters and Transmission Operations Center buildings in New Albany brought in non-perishable food items all week prior to Veterans Day. The food items were donated to military families through the Mash Pantry and the Military Veterans Resource Center.
Wilkes Power Plant
Wilkes Power Plant, located in Avinger, Texas, honored its veterans Nov. 10, with a BBQ pulled pork and sausage lunch. Those who were honored were employees Sgt. Tracy Brittain, U.S. Marines; BT2 Lewis Peacock, U.S. Navy; TSgt Robert C. Andrews, U.S. Air Force, Retired; and Cpl. William Jones, U.S. Army.
Each veteran was presented with a service branch cap, a pocket multi-purpose tool, and an AEP Veteran pin. Andrews presented a Veterans Day program that featured not only Wilkes veterans, but Wilkes family member veterans as well.
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Anybody can achieve anything. I truly believe that.
This week I was presented with an opportunity. Read the message and look below to see if I took advantage of it. Some folks in my group did some did not.
Frank Sinatra got his big break while working as a waiter. One day, while waiting tables, who does he see sitting in the restaurant, but one of the biggest names in the music industry. What did he do: He cleared off a table next to the gentleman and got up on it and sang!
You never know when the door of opportunity is going to open wide. Are you taking advantage of all the opportunities that our partners (clients, consultants, vendors, coworkers, family, friends, etc.) give us on a daily basis. Are you prepared for them? Are you ready to seize the opportunities you are presented with every day?
Here is a short article that adds a few other things.
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Q: Supervisord (exit status 1; not expected) centos python Ran into additional issue with Supervisord.
Centos 6.5
supervisor
python 2.6 installed with the OS
python 2.7 installed in /usr/local/bin
supervisord program settings
[program:inf_svr]
process_name=inf_svr%(process_num)s
directory=/opt/inf_api/
environment=USER=root,PYTHONPATH=/usr/local/bin/
command=python2.7 /opt/inf_api/inf_server.py --port=%(process_num)s
startsecs=2
user=root
autostart=true
autorestart=true
numprocs=4
numprocs_start=8080
stderr_logfile = /var/log/supervisord/tornado-stderr.log
stdout_logfile = /var/log/supervisord/tornado-stdout.log

I can run inf_server.py with:
python2.7 inf_server.py --port=8080

with no problems.
I made sure the files were executable (that was my problem before).
Any thoughts?
UPDATE:
I cant get it to even launch a basic python script without failing.
Started by commenting out the old program, adding a new one and then putting in:
command=python /opt/inf_api/test.py

where test.py just writes something to the screen and to a file.  Fails with exit status 0.
So I started adding back in the location of python (after discovering it with 'which python')
environment=PYTHONPATH=/usr/bin

Tried putting the path in single quote, tried adding USER=root, to the environment, tried adding
directory=opt/inf_api/

tried adding
user=root

All the same thing, exit status 0.   Nothing seems to added to any log files either, except what Im seeing from the debug of supervisord.
Man I am at a loss.
UPDATE 2:
So there is absolutely NOTHING in the stderr and std out logs for this.  It just fails with (Exit Status 1; not expected)  no errors from the program I am trying to run, nothing...
2014-03-05 11:25:01,027 INFO spawned: 'inf_svr' with pid 15542
2014-03-05 11:25:01,315 INFO exited: inf_svr (exit status 1; not expected)
2014-03-05 11:25:01,315 INFO received SIGCLD indicating a child quit

Update 3:
I have a simple python script started and managed by supervisord using /usr/local/bin/python 2.7 so at least I know it can invoke using the different version of python passed.
However I am still getting an (error status 1, not expected) on the original script.
I added in some exception logging, and even just some print to file lines at the beginning of the script.  Its like it never even makes it there, fails before it even launches.

A: This turns out to be an issue with how Supervisord is catching error messages from python.  As in it isnt.  Im running it to launch a tornado app, that calls a second python file so it can spawn n instances of tornado servers.  If there are errors in that second python app, then it isnt catching them and saving them to the log files.  I tried all manner of methods but ended up having to catch them myself with try: except: and saving it to my own log files.  Probably good paractice anyway but talk about a round about way of going about it.


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Partials - Metadata Example
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This example is intended to demonstrate all the ways metadata can be used to
customise how implementations are appended to each other.

It also demonstrates how multiple implementations can be compiled into the same
base Partial class (in this case `Test_foo` and `Test_bar`)

To build it

	haxe build.hxml


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Q: Duplicate Foreign Keys Generated in EF6 Migration I've been wrestling with fluent, annotations, and combinations thereof but cannot find out why the following entities and context config generate a migration with duplicate foreign key. I've read all the other posts and tried all the suggested solutions, each one seems to be a different combo of things, but I still cannot get EF to give me a migration with one foreign key. It always generates this extra one.
public class REOProperty
{
    public virtual ICollection<PropertyPhotoUrl> PropertyPhotoUrls { get; set; }

    public Guid REOPropertyId { get; set; }

}
public class PropertyPhotoUrl
{
    public Guid REOPropertyId { get; set; }
    public virtual REOProperty REOProperty { get; set; }

    public Guid PropertyPhotoUrlId { get; set; }
    public string PhotoUrl { get; set; }
}

with context
public class REODbContext:DbContext
{
    protected override void OnModelCreating(DbModelBuilder modelBuilder)
    {
        modelBuilder.Conventions.Remove<System.Data.Entity.ModelConfiguration.Conventions.ManyToManyCascadeDeleteConvention>();
        modelBuilder.Conventions.Remove<System.Data.Entity.ModelConfiguration.Conventions.OneToManyCascadeDeleteConvention>();

        modelBuilder.Entity<REOProperty>()
            .HasKey(a => a.REOPropertyId)
            .Property(a => a.REOPropertyId)
            .HasDatabaseGeneratedOption(System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.Schema.DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity);
        modelBuilder.Entity<PropertyPhotoUrl>()
            .HasKey(a => a.PropertyPhotoUrlId)
            .Property(a => a.PropertyPhotoUrlId)
            .HasDatabaseGeneratedOption(System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.Schema.DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity);
        modelBuilder.Entity<PropertyPhotoUrl>()
            .HasRequired(a => a.REOProperty)
            .WithMany(a=>a.PropertyPhotoUrls)
            .HasForeignKey(a => a.REOPropertyId);
    }
}

Generates a migration with duplicate foreign keys on the child
PropertyPhotoUrl entity.
CreateTable(
            "dbo.PropertyPhotoUrls",
            c => new
                {
                    PropertyPhotoUrlId = c.Guid(nullable: false, identity: true),
                    REOPropertyId = c.Guid(nullable: false),
                    PhotoUrl = c.String(),
                    REOProperty_REOPropertyId = c.Guid(),
                })
            .PrimaryKey(t => t.PropertyPhotoUrlId)
            .ForeignKey("dbo.REOProperties", t => t.REOPropertyId)
            .ForeignKey("dbo.REOProperties", t => t.REOProperty_REOPropertyId)
            .Index(t => t.REOPropertyId)
            .Index(t => t.REOProperty_REOPropertyId);

I've seen this issue before and usually can resolve by changing up the fluent code. If I try to manual edit the migration to get what I want then the ef throws exceptions when I make queries.
Am I doing something wrong here?

A: use this :
public class REOProperty
{
    [InverseProperty("REOProperty")]
    public virtual ICollection<PropertyPhotoUrl> PropertyPhotoUrls { get; set; }

    public Guid REOPropertyId { get; set; }

}

public class PropertyPhotoUrl
{
    public Guid REOPropertyId { get; set; }

    [ForeignKey("REOPropertyId")]
    [InverseProperty("PropertyPhotoUrls")]
    public virtual REOProperty REOProperty { get; set; }

    public Guid PropertyPhotoUrlId { get; set; }
    public string PhotoUrl { get; set; }
}


Mankind's need to cure disease, combat hunger and discover new forms of energy has never been more urgent. Yet despite the extraordinary hope offered by biotechnology to solve these problems, government policies and the capital formation environment necessary to support these goals are insufficiently conducive to allowing us to meet these critical challenges.
During our 2011 BIO International Convention, we unveiled a strategic initiative to speed scientific breakthroughs, develop cures and grow the bio-economy. The policy proposals we presented will serve as BIO's targeted advocacy plan for the next few years. Our comprehensive set of policy proposals address two vital needs for ensuring robust biotechnology innovation and industry growth: 1) the need to re-engineer the biotech economic model, and 2) the need to re-invent the idea-to-market pathway for biotech cures and other products. We will pursue these proposals by advocating for legislation, specifically by turning the relevant findings in to language that will be used to advocate for introduction and passage of legislation.
The process of putting together these proposals began last summer when interviewing thought leaders within and outside of our industry for the purpose of envisioning game-changing strategies. We contracted with Dr. Elias Zerhouni, former Director of the National Institutes of Health, to conduct an analysis of the challenges we face and a more comprehensive survey of medical experts, academic researchers and other life science leaders to suggest out-of-the-box, big ideas to significantly advance biotechnology's chances to succeed. Additionally, during the past six months we worked with BIO Board members to review these ideas, debate their merits and create alternative and additional approaches to develop a comprehensive national policy strategy.
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Your tour lasts approx. 5 hours and departs from hotel at 4:00 pm.
Watch the sunset from one of Bali's best vantage points, followed by a fresh seafood dinner on the beach under the stars. Uluwatu's famous Pura Luhur temple dates back to the 10th century and is perched high on a cliff top looking out to sea on Bali's south west tip. This is a wonderful spot to view the sunset and on the way back we stop at one of many small and simple seafood market restaurants that Jimbaran Bay is famous for.
The seafood is brought a shore by the local fishermen and cooked on open barbeques its simple surrounds with tables and chairs on the beach, fresh fish, prawns and crayfish served with rice, simple salad or jacket potatoes. The choice is yours (dinner not included in tour price).
The Uluwatu Temple is a spectacular set of Balinese monasteries perched about towering cliffs along the beautiful rugged coastline with friendly monkeys playing everywhere. Located on the west face of the south peninsula, it's about a 1 hour scooter ride from Kuta. The scooter ride to get here is fairly calm without too much traffic and the road is very simple to follow. Once you arrive at the monkey temple, it's a few thousand rupees to park. The locals will try to hustle you to rent a sarong, but you shouldn't have to pay if you have your own, its only 10,000 rupees anyways to rent.
Jimbaran is a must see destination in Bali. From it's beautiful beaches, seafood dinners on the beach and local community markets, there is something for everyone. Jimbaran beach and the famous Jimbaran Bay are located on Bali's southwestern coast of the narrow isthmus connecting the Bali mainland and the Bukit Peninsula. The beach and the bay of Jimbaran offers small secluded areas, where tranquility and peace are the perfect antidote to a stressful world.


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International one-year MBA leads the pack in FT 2016 ranking
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The king of MBAs has been dethroned. After a total of 6 years of sitting in the top spot of the FT's Global MBA ranking, Harvard Business school has been superseded by the most international of European schools, Insead.
The school's alumni from 2012 earned an impressive $167,000 three years after graduation, but it was the value for money criteria that elevated it above other top-flight competitors London Business School (ranked 3rd), Wharton (4th), Stanford (5th) and Columbia (6th). The reason is that Insead's MBA is taught over 12 months whereas the others are two year programmes, a format cherished by US schools but one which is proving difficult to sustain for schools outside the top tier. Indeed, Insead's is the first ever one-year programme to reach the number one spot.
There was little change in the rest of the top 20, but IMD in Switzerland climbed seven places to 13, while Spain's Iese Business School fell nine places and Ceibs lost six. Other losers included UCLA Anderson (from 25th in 2015 to 34th) and the University of Hong Kong (from 28th to 44th).
There are nine new entries this year, with Renmin University of China Business School being the highest ranked in 43rd place. Renmin also came out on top for the proportion of women students, with 59% of the student body made up of females. It is interesting to note that as a whole, Chinese schools have 44% female students – the highest of any other nation – while the overall average is a lowly 27%.
Internationally speaking, IMD is head and shoulders above the rest. The Swiss school, along with two others – Grenoble and Birmingham – has 100% international students, closely followed by Rotterdam School of Management and Lancaster with 98%. IMD also had 95% international faculty, making it first in that criteria, as well as taking first place for international mobility, meaning graduates worked in a different country three years after graduation than pre-MBA.
Meanwhile, there was a shift in the loyalty of MBA graduates. While many from the class of 2012 may have told their employers that they hoped to increase earnings, enlarge their network and improve business acumen in order to get the necessary funding from their boss, the FT's data actually shows that getting a promotion at their current company was the least cited criteria. Changing employer and career were rated among the highest-scoring priorities, with 7.7 and 8 out of 10 respectively. In fact, it turns out that graduates' ultimate aim was the "triple jump" – parlance for not only getting a different job, but also in a different industry and in a different country.
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Brother Brown (founded 1995 and disbanded in 2004) was a Danish house music duo, consisting of Atle Rønne Thorberg and Henrik Olsen. In the later half of the 1990s and beginning of the 2000s, Brother Brown made numerous remixes, most significantly of Madonna and of the Pet Shop Boys. Three of their remixes reached No. 1 on the Billboard Dance Chart: Madonna's "Die Another Day", Christina Aguilera's "Beautiful" and Cher's version of "When the Money's Gone".

Brother Brown's most significant release was "Under the Water" which featured Danish female folk vocalist Marie Frank. "Under the Water" reached No. 18 on the UK Singles Chart and won Brother Brown a Danish Grammy in 2000.

Discography

Own productions
Brother Brown - "Slap Me Some Skin" (1997), Yoshi-Toshi
Brother Brown - "Where Are My Organs" (1998), Kumba
Brother Brown - "Under the Water" (1999), FFRR/Yoshi-Toshi - UK #18
Brother Brown - "Brotha - Brotha" (2000), Yoshi-Toshi
Brother Brown - "Starcatching Girl" (2001), Brother Brown Records - UK #51
Brother Brown - "Goal Setter" (2021), Stavnitser Recordings

Remixes
 Deep Dish - "Stranded" (Brother Brown's Be-Mix)
 Amira - "My Desire" (Brother Brown's Sleepless in Jylland)
 Presence - "Future Love" (Brother Brown's Love at 5 O'Clock Mix)
 Deep Dish - "Mohammad Is Jesus" (Brother Brown's Be Mix Part II)
 Gay Dad - "Joy!" (Brother Browns Daddy Cool & Brother Brown Daddy Dub)
 Danny Tenaglia - "Music Is the Answer" (Brother Brown's Bujakaffekop Mix)
 Catatonia - "Karaoke Queen" (Brother Brown's 8000 C Mix)
 Pet Shop Boys - "You Only Tell Me You Love Me When You're Drunk" (Brother Brown's Newt Mix)
 Full Intention - "I'll Be Waiting" (Brother Brown's Copenhagen Mixes)
 Film Palast - "I Want" (Brother Brown's Bananenflanke Mix)
 Örtz - "We Don't Talk" (Brother Brown Remix & Brother Brown Radio Edit)
 Madonna - "Die Another Day" (Brother Brown's Bond-Age Club)
 Christina Aguilera - "Beautiful" (Brother Brown Divine Mix & Brother Brown Mixshow)

References

External links
Brother Brown's official website—down, as of April 3, 2006.

Club DJs
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Danish musical duos
House music duos
Remixers


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The need for an International Technology Assessment
Miltos Ladikas, Institute of Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Global problems require global solutions. But neither experts nor policy makers, not to mention lay people, find easily agreement on what actions to take. Everyone agrees though that Science and Technology (S&T) is our best chance to deal with the challenges of our times. Technology Assessment (TA) is a problem-oriented S&T assessment process that provides effective, pragmatic and socially sustainable options for policy action.
International collaboration in the field of TA is currently organized mainly through activities of the European Parliamentary Technology Assessment network, which aims to advance TA as an integral part of policy advisory for parliamentary deliberation on emerging technologies in Europe, and seeks to strengthen the links between TA bodies in Europe and beyond (e.g. Chile, Japan, Mexico, Russian Federation and USA).
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Discussions on building Ram temple in Ayodhya has started to take pace again. Former MP of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and President of Ram Janmabhoomi Nyas, Ram Vilas Vedanti gave statement of building of Ram temple in Ayodhya. Ram Vilas Vedanti has claimed that the BJP will start construction of Ram Temple before the next Lok Sabha elections.


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Rogue: The Vault Book 2
The Vault Book 2
by A. J. Betts
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There was no going back; there was no choice, anymore. I'd chosen out and this was it: hot-cold, dry-wet, bright-dark and lonely.
Hayley has gone rogue.
She's left everything she's ever known - her friends, her bees, her whole world - all because her curiosity was too big to fit within the walls of the underwater home she was forced to flee.
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She has written three novels for young adults. Her third novel, Zac & Mia, won the 2012 Text Prize, the 2014 SCBWI Crystal Kite Award, and the 2014 Ethel Turner prize for young adults at the New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards and was shortlisted for the 2014 Queensland Literary Award.
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Louis Vuitton's trademark claim against apparel company My Other Bag (MOB) has been rejected after a US court ruled that the sale of the bags is protected under the fair use doctrine.
California-based MOB sells tote bags that on one side state "My Other Bag ..." and on the other include a Louis Vuitton design as well as other luxury brands' well-known designs.
Tara Martin established MOB in 2011. The bags sell for $35 on the MOB website.
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The French company also complained that the MOB product infringed its copyright.
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Judge Jesse Furman said that the use of Louis Vuitton designs was at the centre of MOB's self-deprecating joke in the tradition of the "My Other Car" bumper stickers.
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