As a PC gamer, you know how important high-quality equipment is to game performance. Modern developers are continually pushing the limits of graphics, speed, and performance, making custom gaming PCs more attractive than ever.
If you're ready to level up your gaming rig, you can always purchase one that's pre-built. But not only is building your own gaming computer more cost-effective, it's also a majorly rewarding learning opportunity.
If you've ever wondered how to build a gaming PC, read on! Here are our top tips for building one of your very own.
Before you jump right into purchasing components, take time to answer these two questions. They'll help you decide what parts are best for your gaming needs.
When you're building your own gaming computer, plan on spending at least $300-400 USD. This kind of money will get you a basic setup that you can upgrade over time, but it won't let you play more modern, high-performance games.
You can purchase everything you need to build a gaming PC for about $1000. If you shop smart, this budget will allow you to play games with cutting-edge graphics and high CPU requirements. Keep in mind that spending more money doesn't always mean better performance, so try to find a balance the two.
2. What kind of gamer are you?
If you're trying to play your way through each of the Diablo 3 classes, your PC needs will be very different than if you're running an Atari emulator. Make sure the hardware you choose can keep up with your gaming habits.
One of the most important parts, the CPU can also be called your PC's "brain." Because of its huge impact on performance, do some serious research before buying and always choose a CPU that's up to date. Intel and AMD processors are two great options for gaming.
There are two important questions to answer when choosing a motherboard. First, is it compatible with your CPU? And second, do you want overclocking capabilities? This is one component where you don't actually need to pay for "gaming quality"—just make sure you buy from a reputable manufacturer.
If you're hoping to play modern, graphics-heavy games with high FPS requirements, investing in a quality graphics card is an absolute must. The Nvidia GeForce line is always a favorite.
RAM directly affects your CPU and thus game performance. Make sure you purchase at least 8GB of RAM if you're hoping to play modern games, but spring for 16GB if you can afford it.
Choose a solid state drive (SSD) if you value speed and durability, but keep in mind that they're generally more expensive than a hard disk drive (HDD). An HDD is best if you need a lot of storage space on a smaller budget.
If you're not familiar with wattage and electrical efficiency ratings, it's best to reference a PSU buying guide when deciding which power supply to purchase.
This is the only part you're going to see, so buy one you like to look at. That being said, it's also important to make sure it has proper ventilation and enough space to fit the internal components.
Using a web tool like UserBenchmark can help you compare stats like price, speed, and performance ratings between brands when you're shopping for parts.
Once you've purchased all of your hardware, check to see if there's any room left in your budget. If so, consider upgrading your gaming desk, monitor, mouse, or headphones.
Now comes the fun part: putting all the pieces together. If you don't already have a working knowledge of circuits and electricity, now's a great time to learn!
Some of the parts you purchase may come with installation instructions. If not, there are plenty of video tutorials on how to assemble all of your components. The physical building of your PC can usually be completed in a few hours.
Once you've assembled your PC, it's time to hook it up to a monitor and install an operating system (OS). Windows 10 is generally recommended for gaming purposes, but if you prefer open source software (or you spent your remaining budget on the monitor) the Ubuntu or Mint Linux builds are a good choice.
That's it—all the basic information you need to know about how to build a gaming PC. Now, go forth and design your dream computer! You'll be slaying dragons, battling armies, and traversing distant worlds in no time.
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IT WAS OFFICIALLY NEW ZEALAND'S HOTTEST SUMMER ON RECORD...
Posted by David Pike 27sc on March 06, 2018
New Zealanders made the most of the country's hottest summer on record. CHARLOTTE CURD/STUFF
New Zealand just sweated through its hottest summer on record, a Niwa report shows...
The nationwide average temperature for the 2017-18 summer was 18.8 degrees Celsius, 0.3C above the previous 1934-35 record of 18.5C, and a significant 2.1C above the 1981-2010 averages.
Niwa principal forecasting scientist Chris Brandolino said the record-breaking summer was "not too surprising", however.
"Going back to the end of spring, late November, there were strong indications that this would be a summer that would be warmer than usual," he said.
"When we get these things happening, like a really warm ocean because of the marine heatwave - we've had really warm ocean temperatures going back to November - and when we have winds coming from the north, more than usual, you're going to get really warm weather. However, I think the difference-maker is we have climate change now. Our Earth is warmer than it was 20 years ago, 50 years ago, 100 years ago.
"When you have these conditions coming together like they did, no, it's not too surprising."
The hot summer was characterised by mean sea level pressures being higher than normal, bringing more northerly and northeasterly winds than normal - consistent with La Niña conditions.
Natural climate variability explained the higher temperatures compared with 30 or 50 years ago, Brandolino said.
"The Earth is continuing to warm because of global greenhouse gas emissions."
NIWA Weather @NiwaWeather
2017-18: Kiwi Summer for the Record Books
Standout stats:
*The hottest summer on record by 0.3°C.
*The #marineheatwave had seas up to 6°C above average.
*Alexandra reached 38.7°C on 30 Jan, NZ's hottest Jan temp in 39 yrs.
*Above normal amount of ex-tropical cyclones (2).
8:58 PM - Mar 4, 2018
CLIMATOLOGY OF THE TIME
The summer may have been a record-breaker, but the 1934-35 summer was more extreme in the context of its time.
Niwa has been recording temperatures nationwide since 1909, and Brandolino said that although the 2017-18 summer was hotter than that of 1934-35, the summer of 1934-45 was more of an anomaly because of the climatology of the time.
"In 1934-35, that summer was 2.7C above-average," he said.
So while that summer was 2.7C above-average, the 2017-18 summer was actually only 2.1C above the current 30-year average.
When Niwa calculated temperature averages, it based it off a 30-year average. Currently, Niwa used the 1981-2010 average.
"Every 10 years we readjust and form the new average," Brandolino said.
"Back in 1934-35, that 2.7C above-average temperature was relative to the New Zealand climatology at the beginning of the century. The baseline was a lower baseline."
*Above normal amount of ex-tropical cyclones (2). pic.twitter.com/dGbuNtdrjF
In terms of a difference from average, only 2017-18 and 1934-35 in the last 109 years have managed to exceed +1.25°C. #climate
Masterton experienced the largest mean temperature anomaly, or difference from average, anywhere in NZ this summer: +3.2°C. pic.twitter.com/zGUV14f0P1
SO WHY ARE THE RECORDS SO FAR APART IF THE PLANET IS WARMING?
Even though the temperature trend has been an upward trend since Niwa started recording temperatures in 1909, Brandolino said that didn't mean the temperature averages would always be consistently rising.
"Even a bad marriage has a great weekend," he said.
Warm weather also meant different things for different people, he said. While some might be concerned about the effects of climate change, others might be excited about warmer summers.
"If you want to go on holiday and you like warm weather, then I suppose it's a good thing. But things like insects, pests, disease - there's a whole other line of implications from that."
Kiwifruit crops in the Bay of Plenty have been found to be at-risk because of warmer winter temperatures. A 2017 study by Niwa found growers in the region may soon be unable to grow green hayward kiwifruit because of warming temperatures.
* A total of 54 NZ locations recorded their hottest summer on record, and 39 recorded their second-hottest and nine their third-hottest.
* Alexandra claimed the highest recorded temperature, reaching 38.7C on 30 January.
* The lowest temperature was 0.2C, recorded at Mt Cook and Tekapo on December 20.
* January was the hottest month on record, recording 20.3C, which was 3.1C higher than the 1981-2010 January average.
* Of the six main centres, Auckland was the warmest, Dunedin the coldest and driest, Wellington the sunniest, and Hamilton the wettest and least sunny.
MEGAN GATTEY
source: https://www.stuff.co.nz/

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Cromer Conservation Park is a protected area located in the Australian state of South Australia in the locality of Cromer in the Adelaide Hills state government region about 38 kilometres (24 mi) north-east of the state capital of Adelaide and about 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) north of the town centre in Birdwood.
The conservation park consists of land in section 9 in the cadastral unit of the Hundred of Talunga. It was proclaimed under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972 on 22 January 1976. As of 2016, it covered an area of 44 hectares (110 acres).
One of few areas of natural vegetation in the Mount Lofty Ranges which have not been disturbed by a history of grazing or other deleterious land use. As such it is a highly significant remnant of the wetter Mount Lofty Range vegetation. Though a small reserve, it contains a wide diversity of plant and bird species. A small Park of gentle relief, exhibiting vegetation dominated by Eucalyptus leucoxylon / E fasciculosa open forest with E. obliqua, E. goniocalyx and E. camaldulensis. The understorey consists of a dense shrub heath in which species of Acacia, Hakea, Banksia and Xanthorrhoea are the dominant constituents. Approximately seventy bird species have been recorded in the park. The park is in pristine condition having never been grazed by stock, however its limited size means it is susceptible to outside disturbance. This area is bounded on two sides by pine plantations.
In 2016, the conservation park was reported as being one of three sites in South Australia where the blue star sun-orchid (Thelymitra hygrophila) has been found. The orchid species was listed on 5 May 2016 as being Critically Endangered under the Australian Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.
The conservation park is classified as an IUCN Category III protected area. In 1980, it was listed on the now-defunct Register of the National Estate.
^ a b "Search results for 'Cromer Conservation Park' with the following datasets selected – 'Suburbs and Localities', 'government Towns', 'Metropolitan Adelaide Boundary (Development Act 1993)', 'SA Government Regions', 'NPW and Conservation Boundaries', 'Roads', 'Recreational Trails' and 'Gazetteer'". Location SA Map Viewer. South Australian Government. Retrieved 1 April 2018.
^ a b Banfield, B.H. (22 January 1976). "NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE ACT, 1972-1974: HUNDRED OF TALUNGA—CROMER CONSERVATION PARK CONSTITUTED" (PDF). South Australian Government Gazette. South Australian Government. p. 2259. Retrieved 1 April 2018.
^ a b "Protected Areas Information System Reserve List" (PDF). Government of South Australia. 14 December 2016. Retrieved 27 December 2017.
^ a b c "Cromer Conservation Park – listing on the now-defunct Register of the National Estate (Place ID 7502)". Australian Heritage Database. Department of the Environment. 1980. Retrieved 1 April 2018.
^ "Conservation Advice Thelymitra hygrophila blue star sun-orchid" (PDF). Department of Environment and Energy, Australian Government. 5 May 2016. p. 2. Retrieved 1 April 2018.
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Big League Politics has obtained a photo showing four ballots with the exact same voter identifier in Alameda County, California.
All four ballots say Count: 421, VBMP (Vote-by-mail-permit) 164325, Extract 15. They are also labeled as "official ballots" for the general election in Alameda County for election day, Nov. 6 2018.
Vice President and co-founder of Election Integrity Project California (EIPCa) Ruth Weiss examined the photo depicting the mail in ballots.
"It does seem odd to me that the identifier on the left-hand side of the envelope is the same. That would imply not that this voter is registered four different times but that somehow four identical ballots were printed for a single voter. That would suggest a glitch with the vendor," she told Big League Politics.
James Bradley, a U.S. Senate candidate from California told Big League Politics that the state has passed a law allowing for mail-in and provisional ballots to be machine counted. Previously, the signatures on such ballots had to be individually verified in order for the ballots to be counted. Since the safeguard of signature verification was nullified, Democratic mail-ins and provisionals have vastly increased, according to Bradley.
Thus, it is entirely possible that all four of these ballots were mailed in, run through a machine, and counted.


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Q: python3 how to use os.scandir for each type of file inside a class Trying to improve my OOP in python,
I wanted to add many useful functions,
as a start I tried listing
mp3, mp4, Images, and to show a list of the non supported extensions and then returning to show and work with in my main project
import os

class Functions(object):

    # templates/video/vids
    def scan_dir(self, this_dir="/home/X/Videos", videos=[], images=[], audio=[], folder=[], denied=[]):
        # EXTENSIONS #
        ##############
        self.videos = videos
        self.images = images
        self.audio  = audio
        self.folder = folder
        self.denied = denied

        for files in os.scandir(this_dir):
            # for files in this_dir:
            #
                ## VIDEOS
                ###########
                if files[:3] == "mp4" or files[:3] == "MP4" or files[:3] == "FLV" or files[:3] == "flv" :
                    videos.append(files)

                ## IMAGES
                ###########
                elif files[:3] == "PNG" or files[:3] == "png" or files[:3] == "JPG" or files[:3] == "jpg" :
                    images.append(files)

                ## AUDIO
                ###########
                elif files[:3] == "mp3" or files[:3] == "MP3" or files[:3] == "wav" or files[:3] == "WAV" :
                        audio.append(files)

                ## FOLDER
                ###########
                elif files.name.startswith('.'):
                        folder.append(files)

                ## DENIED
                ###########
                else:
                    denied.append(files)

                VIDSTR = ' '.join(videos)
                IMGSTR = ' '.join(images)
                AUDSTR = ' '.join(audio)
                FOLSTR = ' '.join(folder)
                DENSTR = ' '.join(denied)

                sorted_files = [VIDSTR, IMGSTR, AUDSTR, FOLSTR, DENSTR]

        return sorted_files

A: Here are a few changes you could make.
You could use a factory function to classify files based on their extension or some other pattern.  Also take advantage of defaultdict and append to it based on each file's classification.
From your code, its unclear whether you actually want to return the file name as a str, which would be os.DirEntry.name, or just the object, os.DirEntry, which is what you can pass to classify() here.
from collections import defaultdict
import os

def classify(file: os.DirEntry) -> int:
    file = file.name.lower()
    if file.endswith(('.mp4', '.flv')):
        return 0
    elif file.endswith(('.png', '.jpg')):
        return 1
    elif file.endswith(('.mp3', '.wav')):
        return 2
    elif file.startswith('.'):
        return 3
    else:
        return 4

class Functions(object):
    def __init__(self, this_dir="/home/X/Videos"):
        self.this_dir = this_dir
        self.allfiles = defaultdict(list)

    def scan_dir(self) -> defaultdict:
        for file in os.scandir(self.this_dir):
            self.allfiles[classify(file)].append(file)
        return self.allfiles

Example:
>>> f = Functions(this_dir='/Users/brad/Downloads/media/')
>>> f.scan_dir()
defaultdict(list,
            {0: [<DirEntry 'movie2.mp4'>, <DirEntry 'movie.mp4'>],
             1: [<DirEntry 'pic.png'>],
             2: [<DirEntry 'music.wav'>, <DirEntry 'music2.mp3'>],
             3: [<DirEntry '.hidden'>, <DirEntry '.DS_Store'>]})

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Say hallou to lentils and chard.
*If you don't have wine swap with water or stock.
1. Add a splash of olive oil to a lidded pot. Cook the onion, carrot and garlic till softened.
2. Fold the lentils and bay leaf through. Season well. Let it sizzle for a mo. Pour in the wine. Allow it to bubble up for a bit.
3. Pour in stock or water. Lower heat. Pop a lid. Cook for 40 minutes, or until tender.
4. Once cooked. Taste. Add a splash of balsamic vinegar for a touch of sweetness and a little mustard to give it a kick. Adjust seasoning.
5. Finely chop the chard so it's like chopped parsley. To do, carve the green from the heavy white stem. Stack the leaves. Roll into a bundle. Thinly slice. Then, chop the slivers a bit further. Be gentle with it, though.
6. Fold chard through the lentils. Remove from heat. Set aside.
7. Thinly slice your halloumi. Cut the into little cubes. Fry in a little olive oil till golden. Scatter over lentils. Finish with parsley, lemon juice and zest.


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TRENDS IN TECHNOCRACY by Joe Doran
THE FARMERS SHRUG: EURO PROTESTS SPREAD
Farmer protests against radical green agenda regulations spread from where they began in the Netherlands, to other countries in Europe this past week.
Next-stage green initiatives designed to radically cut fossil fuel use, nitrogen fertilizers and raising cows, among other things, touched off a massive protest in the Netherlands in early July (See "DUTCH FARMERS DEMONSTRATE TO SHOW CLIMATE AGENDA IS A LOAD OF CRAP," 5 Jul 2022.)
Protesters driving tractors and other equipment blocked roads, swarmed government buildings, and clashed with police.
That organized frustration is now spreading. Radio Genoa in Italy reported:
"Italian farmers also rise up: 'We are not slaves, we are farmers! We cannot make ends meet!' Then a warning to politicians: 'Let's come to Rome!' The unjustified and nefarious increase in raw materials and basic necessities have brought the agricultural sector to its knees."
Protests became more generally anti-elitist as they have gained momentum in France, Germany, Macedonia and elsewhere.
For example, French railroad workers initiated a general strike demanding higher wages to counter exploding consumer inflation.
The U.K. saw a highway "go slow" protest against exorbitant fuel prices.
The Russia – Ukraine conflict has surely helped ignite a growing frustration with the dictates of what the Biden administration termed "The Liberal World Order."
Europeans have been asked to endure crushing gas and energy shortages and high prices as a result of attempts to sanction Russian gas.
The Eurozone set itself up for pain with years of "climate change" policies that saw Germany sunset its nuclear power station capabilities, for example.
They finally reversed at least some of those policies last week, voting to reclassify natural gas and nuclear power as "green energy" compliant.
Economically disastrous COVID policies have also played a huge role in the current moment.
Many protesters are blaming elitist NGOs like the World Economic Forum (WEF) for coordinating with and influencing governments to adopt policies that amount to "DeGrowth" and depopulation.
Last August Gideon van Meijeren, a member of the Dutch parliament, called out Prime Minister Mark Rutte's close working relationship with the WEF.
The Trends Journal has extensively detailed the elitist agenda, most recently in "DON'T CALL IT DRAGFLATION, IT'S "DEGROWTH" SAYS WEF" (21 Jun 2022) and "ENERGY INFLATION AND GREEN ENERGY TYCOONS" (17 May 2022).
MSM Forced To Pay Attention to Popular Rebellion
Corporate and government media outlets sought to mostly ignore the Dutch protests. But that could no longer hold as protests spread.
An MSN / Newsweek opinion piece that slipped through the cracks observed:
"A popular uprising of working-class people against the elites and their values is underway—and it's crossing the globe. There is a growing resistance by the middle and lower classes against what Rob Henderson has coined the 'luxury beliefs' of the elites, as everyday folks realize the harm it causes them and their communities."
The article noted that authorities and compliant media have been trying to use the Canadian Truckers COVID vaccine mandate protest as a blueprint for putting down the new popular groundswell (See "O CANADA: GOVERNMENTS UNLEASH NEW REIGN OF 'TERROR'," 22 Feb 2022.)
Farmers have been cast as extremists, and reporting has downplayed the protests. That means footage of massive assemblies aren't being as widely seen as they deserve.
But European populations long mired in a cultural and demographic death spiral as a result of elitist policies and propaganda, may finally be reaching a breaking point.
Disastrous climate change dictates, prolonged COVID lockdowns, and now a raging and costly conflict affecting the whole continent and the whole world, are all part of the equation.
Russia has long stood out for its resistance to the "Liberal World Order" of globalism, elitist dictates, and conformity to a secularist anti-human agenda. That opposition is a large part of what has made it a pariah in the eyes of the puppet masters of the world.
Along with a few countries like Poland and Hungary, Russia has sought to incentivize the sustaining of their populations and culture, only to be castigated as "xenophobic" and green agenda apostates.
They have also objected to American hegemony—and the values and worldview it entails—in Eastern Europe. Their drawing a line at the instigations of NATO in Ukraine, now appears to be igniting a larger resistance to long-seeded policies designed to suppress and limit the power, potentials and even continuance of Europe's peoples.
As the NewsBlog outlet put it concerning the Dutch farmer protests:
"PM Rutte and Kaag say to the Dutch people: 'You will own nothing and you'll be happy.' Rutte and Kaag are members of #WEF. Agenda of WEF is: globalist rich get richer. Poor people get poorer."
Addendum: Epoch Times Features Population Control Story
The efforts of at least some Euro nations like Russia and Poland to encourage family policies to sustain population birth rates have been attacked as xenophobic, racist, environmentally irresponsible, etc. by elites and their green agenda proxies.
It's encouraging to see The Epoch Times feature an article on 9 July squarely examining the role of elites in fostering human depopulation.
The article details the current state of downward spiraling birth rates in virtually all of the developed world outside of parts of Africa.
Steven Mosher, President of the Population Research Institute, was quoted detailing some of the modern history of depopulation efforts around the globe, led by the United Nations Population Fund, and elites like Bill Gates and Klaus Schwab.
That history has included ugly forced sterilization programs, child limit laws, and "incentives" for poor nations to depopulate, that truly do smack of racism and eugenics.
Mosher pointed to examples in South America, Africa and China. He noted that in Peru, for example, coerced sterilizations often focused on indigenous populations, while descendents of Spanish colonizers were not targeted:
"Doctors and nurses in Peru were given quotas of women to bring in each month for sterilization, on pain of losing their jobs unless they comply…"
"It's always the majority sterilizing the minority, the ethnic minority, the religious minority." In China, ethnic minority Tibetan or Uighur women are subject to sterilization, not the Han Chinese population which is the dominant ethnicity in China."
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Not to mention the Covid death shots. which is really a depopulation agenda. Why else did Bill Gates and other elites push it so hard?
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Watch the viral delusion documentary for an eye opening shocking truth about the pharmaceutical industry. https://paradigmshift.uscreen.io/programs/aids-combo-22-remastered-1080-ca864e?autoplay=true
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A study presented at the International Research And Philosophy Symposium held at ShermanCollege of Straight Chiropractic in October 2004 finds that Chiropractic adjustments have a positive effect on the Central Nervous System (CNS), specifically on the four primary frequencies of brain function.
The study was conducted over a three year period. Approximately 100 volunteers were examined with an electroencephalogram (EEG) before and after chiropractic adjustments. The EEG scans were examined to check the right/left balance, the amount of total activity, the primary regions of activity and the effect of the adjustment.
After receiving a chiropractic adjustment, post EEG scans revealed improvement in all areas of the volunteer's brain function. Particularly, the researchers noticed an increase in the meditative Alpha brainwave patterns that are associated with a greater degree of relaxation, health and healing.
Commentary: The implications of this study are profound indeed. Over and over research is proving that chiropractic care has the ability to positively affect body function on a far greater level than simple pain relief. Through the power of lifetime chiropractic care, we have the ability to transform people's lives into what they were meant to be. The possibilities of such transformation are only limited by our imagination.


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Steinsfeld est une commune de Bavière (Allemagne), située dans l'arrondissement d'Ansbach et le district de Moyenne-Franconie.

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Steinsfald est située à la limite avec l'arrondissement de Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim et le land de Bade-Wurtemberg (arrondissement de Main-Tauber), dans le Parc naturel de Frankenhöhe, sur la rive droite de la Tauber, à  au nord de Rothenburg ob der Tauber et à  au nord-ouest d'Ansbach, le chef-lieu de l'arrondissement.

La commune fait partie de la communauté administrative de Rothenburg.

Histoire
Steinsfeld a été une possession de la ville libre de Rothenburg ob der Tauber. En 1803, elle a rejoint le royaume de Bavière et a été érigée en commune en 1818.

Dans les années 1970, les communes de Bettwar, Endsee, Gattenhofen et Hartershofen ont été incorporées à la commune de Steinsfeld.

Démographie

Liens externes
Site de la commune

Notes et références

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" "The garden enters the space", says Bob. It also visually extends the main room—a serenely modern marriage of sitting area and office—well beyond its petite dimensions. In the warm glow of recycled-fir flooring, Wassily chairs, a Le Corbusier chaise and an Aulenti table lend an air of uncluttered elegance. Space-saving features—built-in cabinets, cupboards and drawers—were inspired by Bob's seafaring pedigree."
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Chattahoochee is located on a high bluff overlooking the Apalachicola River and Lake Seminole. Narrow, scenic neighborhood roads dip and curve, and ultimately find their way to the Apalachicola River. The Apalachicola runs from Chattahoochee to the Gulf of Mexico and yields catfish, bream, bass, and mullet. River Road Scenic Drive offers a view of Lake Seminole and the rural North Florida landscape as it runs along State Road 271. Chattahoochee is a favorite stop for outdoor enthusiasts, whether they are fisherman, hikers, kayakers, birders or wildlife watchers.
Chattahoochee was established as a ferry landing on the Apalachicola River during the 1820s and was originally known as Mount Vernon. Prior to that time, the site had already served as a major landmark during Florida (pre)history. Chattahoochee is the site of the Chattahoochee Landing Mounds, a major Fort Walton era (Mississippian) mound group. It was also the site of Nicholls' Outpost, one of only two British forts built in Florida during the War of 1812. The Apalachicola River, which flows past the mounds, was the site of a major battle of the First Seminole War. The Chattahoochee Arsenal, completed in 1839, was Florida's only US Arsenal during the Antebellum Era, and was used by the U.S. War Department from the early 1800's through the Civil War. This "City on a Hill" grew to become a thriving riverboat port during the height of paddlewheel and steamboat traffic on the Apalachicola River. Many of the historic structures along Washington Street (Highway 90) date from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Today, Chattahoochee is emerging as a unique heritage and eco-tourism destination. It has classic small town Southern charm and is a perfect fit for tourists looking for a cultural/heritage getaway. Its parks highlight both natural and cultural history and include nationally recognized blueway and greenway trails. Heritage Park, in the heart of downtown at 400 West Washington Street (Hwy 90) has a picturesque fountain, gazebo and benches. Also located in the park is a Norfolk Southern Railroad caboose, and a mural painted by a well-known local artist, the late Von Tipton, that depicts the Chattahoochee's river heritage and features the John W. Callahan steamboat. As well, the city is home to the Jim Woodruff Dam, the largest dam in Florida, and backs up to Lake Seminole, which is a world-renowned bass fishing lake. Chattahoochee is the "gateway" to the Apalachicola River, a nationally recognized river and Blueways paddling trail.
Greensboro has a rich history that could very well lead to a prosperous future for Gadsden County's smallest incorporated municipality. As 2008 marked the 100th birthday for Greensboro, the small town was hard at work enhancing its community. The Town Beautification Committee, made up of volunteers, improved landscaping along State Road 12 and around various town buildings. The parks include features such as a tennis court, basketball courts and playground facilities for young children. The agricultural community boasts tomatoes as its primary crop, and is also home to Hackney Nursery, a leading grower of woody ornamental shrubbery.
Historic Havana is one of Florida's most unique villages. First settled in the earliest years of Florida's development, it soon was driven by shade tobacco's economic engine. The town was named after Havana, Cuba, for its renown as a high-quality tobacco growing and cigar making center. Although the town suffered a devastating fire in 1916, it rose from the ashes and today Havana is well known for furniture, boutiques, the arts, and of course cafes.
Havana is located on U.S. 27, just minutes north of Tallahassee and the I-10 interchange in eastern Gadsden County. Find out more about "Florida's Friendliest Small Town" at Town of Havana. Also, note that most shops and cafes in Havana open Wednesday through Sunday.
Folks have speculated that the name Midway was derived from its location of being midway between Pensacola and Jacksonville, or midway between Quincy and Tallahassee. In fact, in the 1800's Midway was a bustling city named Salubrity. The early history of this intriguing city includes periods of Indian warfare and slavery. In 1835, Robert Meacham, the son of a slave and a Caucasian doctor in Salubrity, made what may be the first documented attempt to integrate public schools in Gadsden County. The attempt was unsuccessful, but his parents educated him at home, and he later made many contributions to the community. Meacham established many African Methodist Episcopal Churches in Florida, organized 2,000 freemen in Monticello, joined the Republican Party and was elected to the Florida State Senate, where he was responsible for passage of the Public Education Bill of 1869.
The Old Spanish Trail ran through Salubrity, and both stagecoaches and trains brought travelers to and from the town. By the 1900's the town was known as Midway, home to a brickyard, a fuller's earth mine, a prison camp, sawmills, lumber companies, a turpentine company, and various stores. Midway as we know it today was incorporated in 1986. Through the efforts of many, the community has come together to work towards preserving its historic integrity, and developing clean industry within the city.
Quincy was established in 1828 and prospered until the Civil War, when its wealth as an agricultural center waned. Eventually the tobacco culture revived with the development of "shade" tobacco around the turn of the century, and that industry dominated the county for nearly 80 years. Along with tobacco, Quincy's history will be forever aligned with Coca-Cola. In 1907, a Coca-Cola bottling plant was located near downtown Quincy. Also at the turn of the century, Quincy State Bank President M. W. "Pat" Munroe thought Coca-Cola was a well-managed company and would prosper, because people would always want a cold drink. He encouraged patrons of the bank to invest in the fledgling company, which resulted in scores of "Coca-Cola Millionaires". Many of those residents' homes can be seen on a walking tour of Quincy's 36-block nationally-registered historic district.
Quincy, the county seat, is located in the middle of Gadsden County. Quincy is the center of county business and government. The courthouse square has been used continuously since 1827 as a site for both government and commerce. As well, the town has been working hard to preserve its historic significance. A visit to the charming Quincy Historic District offers an opportunity to enjoy the interesting architectural details of the antebellum and turn of the century buildings.
Quincy is also home to the Quincy Music Theatre located in the Leaf Theatre, and the Gadsden Arts Center, located directly on the courthouse square. In 1996 Quincy was named an All-American City. In 1997 the Legislature of Florida officially designated State Road 12, which runs through Quincy, as Gadsden County's North Florida Art Trail. This scenic drive winds through the picturesque north Florida countryside and links together the rich cultural heritage of Gadsden County.
The Airport is home to the School of Human Flight, the only United States Parachute Association Member drop zone in the Florida panhandle. Extensive parachute operations take place at the Airport. The Airport's location near the new Quincy bypass should improve transportation linkages. It is expected to see increased traffic flows and business opportunities over time.


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(1922-1998) Writer, novelist. William Gaddis was born in Manhattan, New York, and raised in Massapequa, New York. He returned to New York, worked as a fact checker for The New Yorker, and as a speech writer for the Pfizer Corporation.
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William Gaddis was born in Manhattan, New York, on December 29, 1922.
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The Rush for Second Place
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The Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center hired Sara Harriger as the new executive director. Harriger brings to the position extensive experience in public diplomacy, management of multi-stakeholder projects, and cross-cultural collaboration. A graduate of the University of Alaska Fairbanks, she previously served as a Foreign Service Officer and speaks French, Japanese, and Arabic. She began her duties in December.
Alaska USA Federal Credit Union has appointed five individuals to executive level positions. Rachel Norman has been selected for the new position of chief administration officer. Norman has been with Alaska USA for more than 24 years, most recently as senior vice president, human resources. Norman holds a bachelor's degree from the University of North Texas. Brenda Lind has been promoted to the position of vice president, personnel. Lind has been with Alaska USA for more than 27 years, most recently as manager, personnel. Clinton Hess has been selected to fill the position of vice president, financial analysis. Hess has been with Alaska USA for more than 12 years, most recently as manager, financial analysis. Hess holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Alaska, and a master's degree in business administration from Alaska Pacific University. Athar Nazir has been promoted to the new position of vice president, special credits operations. Nazir has been with Alaska USA for six years, most recently as manager, special credits operations and administration. Nazir holds a bachelor's degree in economics and master's degree in finance. Leisa DeYarmon has been selected to fill the new position of vice president, special credits collections. DeYarmon has been with Alaska USA for five years, most recently as special credits operations manager.
The U.S. Small Business Administration announced the appointment of Jeremy Field as regional administrator for SBA Region X — also known as the SBA Pacific Northwest Region — which serves Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Field spent the past nine years in Pocatello, Idaho as the regional director and state grant coordinator for U.S. Sen. James E. Risch, R-Idaho, who is the chairman of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship.
Jake Metcalfe was named executive director of ASEA/AFSCME Local 52, the largest union in Alaska, on Jan. 1. Metcalfe is a fourth-generation Alaskan born and raised in Juneau and brings a wide range of workplace representation to his new position. After law school, Metcalfe was appointed Bethel District Attorney, supervising one of Alaska's busiest criminal prosecution offices. For the last 20 years, Metcalfe has served and represented Alaska workers. Between 1997 and 2008, he served as associate and general counsel for IBEW Local 1547. Most recently, he represented Alaska state and municipal police employees as executive director of the Public Safety Employees' Association Local 803.


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The same request/response works from Postman client in all settings.
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Sony Teases New Android Honeycomb Tablets [VIDEO]
By Christina Warren 2011-05-05 12:13:57 UTC
Sony UK posted a new video previewing the upcoming S1 and S2 Android tablets on its YouTube page.
Sony describes the 9.4" S1 as "designed for comfort," while the smaller, dual-screen S2 is "built for safe portability." The S1 and S2 will both run Android 3.0, also known as Honeycomb, and integrate with Sony's PlayStation Suite — a platform that allows users to download and play PlayStation games.
We still don't have any concrete details on price or detailed specs, but both tablet are set to debut in fall 2011.
What do you think of the S1 and S2 concepts? Let us know.
Topics: Android, android tablets, Gadgets, honeycomb, sony, sony s1, sony s2, tablets, Tech


Beautiful instrumental recordings of 250 favorite hymns to accompany singing.
Includes The Book of Words. Complete words for all 250 hymns, matched exactly to the recordings.
Excellent for congregational singing, small groups, outings, etc. Provides a great backup option for times when accompanist is away.
Beautifully orchestrated recordings by top Christian studio musicians with piano, organ, strings, woodwinds, percussion, brass, and more.
High quality digital recordings. Works with standard CD players.
Easy to play and sing hymns for any occasion.


true if validation is delayed until package run time. The default value is false.
The following code example loads an existing package that has two connections. It iterates through the connection managers in the package and prints out the values for various properties, including DelayValidation.


Blue Blazers Entertainment was started by Craig Brooks and Mike Thomas. Craig and Mike grew up together in Central Florida, and have been best friends for over 20 years. After graduating from UCF, Craig began working as a nightclub photographer. He eventually opened up his own entertainment business, and has built the company up into one of the leading nightlife entertainment companies in Orlando. Mike took a different approach. After graduating from UCF with a broadcasting degree, Mike set off to build a career in radio. Inevitably, the two began performing at weddings: Craig in Orlando and Mike in South Florida. After years of gaining experience and getting married themselves, Craig and Mike realized they could help provide professional, high-quality DJ services at unbeatable prices.
Planning a wedding can be tough and getting married can be even tougher. We've all heard stories of couples not able to enjoy their wedding day because they were pulled in millions of different directions. You spent months planning every detail, we think you should be able to enjoy it. Our goal is to help you achieve the wedding of your dreams, and execute your ideas so that you don't have to worry about a thing.
Mike Thomas was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and grew up in Orlando. He graduated from UCF in December of 2005 with a degree in Radio and Television Production. Starting out on his career in radio, Mike moved south to live on the Treasure Coast, where he quickly got a job working for a local radio station. Mike started out by providing play-by-play for high school football, basketball, and baseball. That quickly turned into hosting duties for his own sports talk show, and fill in spots on the station's morning talk show. After just two years with the company, Mike was promoted and now is the full time host of the morning show. In 2012 a co-worker asked Mike to help him DJ a wedding. Mike has been DJing weddings ever since, in addition to his duties on the radio. Mike's comfort behind the mic is evident, and his experience from a career in radio gives him an advantage on traditional DJs. "Weddings are a lot like a radio show, you're pulled in several directions at one time. That's why I tell my brides to relax and let me handle the schedule. It's my job to make sure the evening is as the bride envisioned it. It's her job to have the best night of her life.
Craig Brooks is a New York native but grew up in Orlando. After graduating from UCF, he began taking photographs at nightclubs around the city for theguestlist.com. In 2008 he started Clear Pong, hosting tournaments and events all over Central Florida. In 2012 he started his own trivia company, Tasty Trivia. Tasty Trivia is now the most popular trivia night in Orlando. Customers loved Craig's unique hosting style, and made sure to come back week after week. Eventually guests began to ask Craig if he could DJ their wedding. Craig's natural ability on the mic and ability to keep the party going made him the perfect emcee. In 2016 he married his longtime girlfriend Melanie. Being a perfectionist, Craig DJed his own wedding. "They said it couldn't be done, but I did it. I DJed my own wedding." Craig's innate ability to connect with people makes him the perfect DJ for any occasion.
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Today, I have the last photos from my trip that I took on the way back home (to the SF Bay Area) on the highway. I remember a while back on Youtube, this guy had a great long exposure idea for at night. What the method involves doing is that you hold a camera up to the wind shield in a moving car (you obviously can't be the one driving) at night, and expose the photo. With this method, you can try moving the camera around and making a lot of different patterns, or just try to hold the camera as still as possible to the dashboard. I decided to give it a try on the way home and I am here to share my results. Best of all? No 2 photos will ever by alike!
Depending on how light hits the different objects during the exposure, not all things are blurred out.
Slight traffic will looks somewhat like this.
Black and white processes are sometimes also pretty interesting with long exposures like this.
Another black and white process.
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Yesterday daughters Elizabeth and Susan and their children came for the day. We cleaned Loretta and Lovina's bedroom upstairs. We washed off the walls and ceiling, cleaned the furniture, washed the curtains and bedding, cleaned out the closet and so on.
Our neighbors had the youth singing on Sunday evening. We were also invited but we didn't go. It sounded fun, but it was cold and windy and felt good to just stay home and make it an early night.
We were also invited to supper at Dustin's brother's house, where his parents hosted church services that day. Maybe if it would have been a nice sunny, warm day we would have gone to one place or the other. Its hard to get Kevin in the buggy with his needing a wheelchair yet.
Hopefully soon it will be warm enough for him to go with the pony and pony buggy. Daughters Verena and Loretta attended church services hosted by Dustin's parents on Sunday.


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Report: Manchester City 1-0 Arsenal (inc. goal)
Nagelsmann: Reiss Nelson must be David Bowie, not Joe Dolce
PlayersLoan playersMen
With four goals to his name since his season-long loan spell at Hoffenheim got underway, as well as strikes for England U21s, Reiss Nelson's star and profile are on the rise.
The forward is one of the most exciting talents to emerge from our academy in recent years, something that the Bundesliga side's boss Julian Nagelsmann acknowledges.
However, he insists that the 18 year old has got plenty to learn still, and needs to build a long-lasting career rather than one that shines brightly but briefly.
Speaking to Sport1, he said, "Reiss has huge potential to develop. He's excellent one-on-one with a great drive towards the opposition goal. That's why we loaned him.
"We must be mindful. Nelson's scored four goals, two very important ones against Nuremberg, but he's also had bad games.
"He needs to grow healthily. It's like in music – one song puts bread on the table but only for a few weeks.
"It's not about being a one-hit wonder, but about delivering good performances over a long period of time. Being the best over 15 years.
"He's also had negative outliers with us. It's about delivering the positive outliers consistently, showing those over and over again.
"Be careful when evaluating him. Let him grow in peace and don't get into his head. It's not easy to keep your feet on the ground at 18."
So, in order to say Shaddup You Face to the doubters, the London Boy must build his Fame through hard work, then he can become the Starman we all hope he'll be. It ain't easy, but it'll be Sweet Thing if he does it because he has the potential to be a Future Legend.
It's Little Wonder hopes are high for him after his recent form, a real sign that the Teenage Wildlife emerging from the academy is top class and his career will hopefully be a Fantastic Voyage.
We can all look forward Five Years when he could be a fixture in the Arsenal first team, but even if things don't work out chances are he's good enough to find a New Career in a New Town.
h/t @LGAmbrose for the quotes/translation
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Mayor McCheese
It must bother Blogs to no end that Phil Collins, too, had a long career. Reiss is succeeding against all odds, it must be said.
And, because deer and Phil Collins were mentioned together in a recent Arsecast:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ft954vXPa4
Hantal
Reply to Mayor McCheese
It bothers a lot of us that Phil Collins had a long career
SB Still
Reply to SB Still
This is all well and good but if Reiss gets on that Christmas CD with Slade, Wham! and The Pogues he can cash in his pension tomorrow.
Few weeks?
How expensive is bread in Germany? ?? ?
Toure motors
Reply to Abbey
Maybe it's bread is very expensive combined with very cheap music
Parisian Weetabix
Reply to Toure motors
Maybe he just likes cones
Goonerink
Not sure but I swear after ww1 the price of a loaf was like 15 quid (wracked my brain for gcse history knowledge)
Reply to Goonerink
Strictly speaking a loaf could cost millions of marks- now it's pretty cheap
Well in Germany instead of dinner the evening meal is often referred to as "abendbrot" which is "evening bread", so when he talks about bread he might be talking about dinner, which might not be bread at all and could be quite expensive.
On top of that most songs that people write don't actually make enough money to put bread on the table for even one night, and that's not to mention songs by adolescent English footballers which so far haven't faired so well in the German market.
Nketibag
Reply to Ebo
I couldn't agree more
Jean Ralphio
Faisal Narrage
I think a photoshop with Nelson as Prince would be better.
He's also the Prince of Emirates.
Anonymarse
Joe who?
Maul Person
Reply to Anonymarse
David Hillier's luggage
What's-a matter you, hey?
Gotta no respect?
jarlov
Nice work blogs. I am a big Bowie fan myself so that was just brilliant.
Hopefully he can keep this up, otherwise he might come Under Pressure and the manager might need to make some Changes, at which point he could become a Rock n Roll Suicide and next thing you know it's Ashes to Ashes. On the other hand if he scores against Bayern he can be a hero, just for one day, and Hoffenheim fans will be Dancing in the Street.
swongken
sancho is case in point or the benefits of young players playing at the top level instead of going out on loan at championship sides or vitesse.
this new dortmund-inspired leadership thing is long term thinking that is going to take time. but ramsey has already been replaced, by an academy grad and all. so maybe not as long as what united is having to endure post-fergie.
Reply to swongken
Vitesse are at the top level of Dutch football.


NEW YORK CITY-- Brazil, Russia, India China and South which make up the so called BRICS group have unanimously agreed to implement the resolutions of the Johannesburg BRICS summit, while deepening practical co-operation and realising mutually beneficial win-win results when their foreign ministers met in New York City last week.
During their meeting on the sidelines of the ongoing United Nations General Assembly session here, they took stock of the outcome of the July BRICS summit held in Johannesburg and underlined the progress achieved by BRICS throughout the multi-dimensional and inclusive co-operation fostered by the bloc's leaders.
The 2018 summit saw the adoption of the Johannesburg Declaration, which, among other matters, supported an open and inclusive multilateral trading system. The BRICS leaders also found common ground in championing global trade, condemning protectionist measures, in the fight again terrorism, intra-BRICS trade and in fighting climate change.
They expressed satisfaction with the many fruitful results of intra-BRICS cooperation in the areas of the economy, finance, peace, stability and people-to-people exchanges, in particular the establishment of the New Development Bank (NDB), including its Africa Regional Centre in Johannesburg; the Contingent Reserve Arrangement (CRA); the formulation of the Strategy for BRICS Economic Partnership; BRICS Action Agenda on Economic and Trade Co-operation and the BRICS Agricultural Research Platform (ARP), reads the communique issued after the meeting here.
The Ministers welcomed the constitution of the BRICS Energy Research Co-operation Platform, the upcoming establishment of the Americas Regional Office of the NDB in SAPound o Paulo, the BRICS Partnership on New Industrial Revolution (PartNIR), and the BRICS Vaccine Research and Development Centre.
The Ministers looked forward to the early and full operationalization of all these BRICS initiatives and used their meeting to exchange views on current issues of global significance in political, security, economic, financial and sustainable development spheres, as well as the three-pillar intra-BRICS strategic co-operation.


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The Empty Quarter
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Youth (ex-Killing Joke) and Ben Watkins (Juno Reactor) first teamed up to record an album called The Empty Quarter (soon here) in 1983 as the official soundtrack from the play Street Captives by Jonathan Moore. For their second collaboration, 1986's Delirium, they adopted The Empty Quarter as their band name. Like their first album it's all instrumental, but with a greater focus on rhythms. The beats run from tribal to industrial to gothic funk a la Brilliant (unsurprisingly) with several guest musicians filling out the sound. View wiki
Youth (ex-Killing Joke) and Ben Watkins (Juno Reactor) first teamed up to record an album called The Empty Quarter (soon here) in 1983 as the official soundtrack from the play Street Captives by Jonathan Moore. For their second collaboration, 1986's Delirium, they adopted The Empty Quart… read more
Youth (ex-Killing Joke) and Ben Watkins (Juno Reactor) first teamed up to record an album called The Empty Quarter (soon here) in 1983 as the official soundtrack from the play Street Captives by Jonathan Moore. For their second collaboration, 1986's Delirium, they adopted The Empty Quarter as their band name. Like their first album it's all instrumental… read more
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