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What's the use of a fine house if you haven't got a tolerable planet to put it on?
Tankwa Trek: The World's Most Prestigious Mountain Biking Race
The three-day stage race is happening now! Germany's Karl Platt and Swiss teammate Urs Huber are motivated to defend their Tankwa Trek title this year against stronger than usual opposition.
"Expect the racing to be fast and furious, the trails to be uncompromisingly tough, and the hospitality to take the sting out of the harsh African conditions."
Now an International Cycling Union (UCI)-graded event, the fifth edition of the Momentum Health Tankwa Trek, presented by Biogen, has drawn some of the world's biggest mountain bike racing stars, many of them using the race as a preparation event ahead of next month's Absa Cape Epic.
Last year's winners, Karl Platt (left) and Urs Huber, are motivated to retain their title at the 2017 edition. Photo credit: Zoon Cronje
Platt and Huber are also the defending Cape Epic champions and Tankwa Trek will be their first race together since the TransAlp, last July. The well-drilled pair will also be joined by their Bulls stablemates, Tim Boehme and Simon Stiebjahn at Tankwa Trek, which offers three days of challenging routes through the Kouebokkeveld region of the Western Cape province.
"Tankwa Trek will be a mini-Cape Epic for us. We are taking it really seriously, not just the riders, but the whole support crew too. We have new bikes since last year, but otherwise everything else is the same, including our motivation," said Platt.
Ancient rock formations of the Kouebokkeveld region create an interesting landscape for competitors. Here, 2016 winner, Urs Huber, negotiates his way through Stage 1 singletrack. Photo credit: Zoon Cronje
"The terrain and the gradients at the Tankwa Trek are similar to the Cape Epic. I have some good form as I saw at the Attakwas and Urs has been doing his huge training block as normal in Grand Canaria. It's always exciting when we race together again after a long break and we are keen to hold onto our titles—Tankwa Trek and Cape Epic," smiled Platt.
The pressure on the Bulls will be high though. They'll be facing more depth in opposition than at last year's Tankwa Trek, led by last year's runners-up, Switzerland's Christoph Sauser and New Zealand's Sam Gaze racing as Investec-Songo-Specialized.
With wins at both his 2017 races so far, Sauser is clearly back to peak form, while Gaze, the Under-23 XCO world champion, will be a year wiser and stronger and as hungry as Sauser for a Tankwa Trek victory.
Topeak-Ergon will be fielding both their teams, the first comprising 2015 Marathon World Champion, Alban Lakata of Austria and 2014 Cape Epic winner, Kristian Hynek of the Czech Republic and the second made up of South Africa's Erik Kleinhans and American Jeremiah Bishop. It's no secret that their primary goal for 2017 is to win the Cape Epic and they'll be using the Tankwa Trek as a key part of their preparation.
The unforgiving landscape and hot, dry conditions of the Kouebokkeveld region of the Western Cape province increase the difficulty level of the the race. Photo credit: Zoon Cronje
Quite possibly the dark-horse team is the Goldwurst Power BMC duo of Lukas Flückiger and Nicola Rohrbach. Flückiger won the 2016 Swiss Epic and is currently ranked 19th in the world, while Rohrbach won last month's Snow Bike Festival and finished second overall at last year's Cape Epic.
Leading the South African challenge are Team NAD's Nico Bell and Gawie Combrinck. They were fourth last year at their first attempt and will know what to expect this time around as they challenge for the podium. Another strong South African team is the Telkom BCX pair of Waylon Woolcock and HB Kruger. Woolcock was third overall last year (with Darren Lill), while Kruger was fifth at the recent Attakwas, confirming his good form and showing Woolcock that he's sure to be a very capable teammate.
Also expected to feature at the front of the race is the South African/Swiss pairing of Matt Beers and Konny Looser (Red-E Ryder).
The women's division is packed with strong teams, all in pursuit of the generous prize money, UCI rankings points and Cape Epic preparation.
Former Tankwa Trek winner, Ariane Lüthi, the Swiss marathon champion, will be using the race to get to know her new Cape Epic teammate, Germany's Adelheid Morath. Racing as Team Spur, they will be wary of the Team Meerendal/CBC pairing of Switzerland's Esther Süss and Sweden's Jennie Stenerhag. Youngsters, Candice Lill and Vera Adrian, racing as Team dormakaba will also be daily and overall podium contenders as they set their sights on tackling their first Cape Epic next month.
A strong international field will contest at this year's edition. Photo credit: Zoon Cronje
Other strong combinations are the OMX Pro/Ultimate Cycling pair of Mariske Strauss and Yolande de Villiers and the Garmin/Galileo Risk team of Yolandi du Toit and Theresa Ralph.
There is certain to be strong interest in the mixed category with a number of strong combinations. South African marathon champion Robyn de Groot will be pairing up with her Ascendis Health stablemate, Gert Heyns for what should be a formidable partnership.
Mounting what should be a strong podium challenge are the Valencia pair of Grant Usher and Amy Beth McDougall, and the Velocity Sport Lab duo of Carmen Buchacher and Uwe Hochenwarter.
"I'm pretty excited to be doing Tankwa Trek with Gert. Firstly, it's awesome to do a race together as the new-look Team Ascendis Health. We don't have Mixed racing as a priority for our season as I would like to support the women's racing category as much as possible. With Tankwa Trek, however, we thought long and hard and decided it would be a great way to prep for the Cape Epic next month," said De Groot.
"I'm grateful that Gert is willing to help me with my Epic preparation. I can learn a lot from him for sure and have no doubt it will be worthwhile racing Tankwa Trek together," added De Groot.
The total cash purse for the 2017 Momentum Health Tankwa Trek, presented by Biogen is up by an impressive 60% and sits at R410 000, which includes R80 000 each for the winning men and women's teams and R10 000 for the first men and women's teams each to the summit of the Merino Monster on Day 2.
The UCI Elite teams get daily prize money up to fifth place and up to 10th place overall, while there also is daily podium recognition for Veteran (40-49) and Masters (50-plus) categories both of which are expected to produce intense racing.
"I rode the Tankwa Trek for the first time last year. It's very tough race and I was really impressed with the women that competed. I felt it wasn't right that they put in the same effort as the men but had less prize money, so I spoke to Dryland about us adding value to the women's category," said Heimar Anderson, Managing Director of Anderson Transport, which also does logistics support for Dryland Event Management.
Because of Anderson Transport's sponsorship, the Elite women's prize money is equal to the men's, paying down to fifth place on each stage and 10th in the final General Classification.
Last year's women's winners, Jennie Stenerhag (front) and Robyn de Groot, will be back, but in different teams and categories at the Momentum Health Tankwa Trek. Photo credit: Zoon Cronje
"We also want to give recognition to the women that don't race, but whose sons, brothers, fathers and husbands are given the support that allows us to do races like the Tankwa Trek. It's really something that's not often recognized, but should be," added Anderson.
A new partner for the Tankwa Trek is Mpact, South Africa's leading paper and plastics packaging group with a strong environmental awareness. Mpact is an appropriate brand partner for Dryland Event Management, which is committing to environmentally sound practices where ever possible in their events.
"Ceres is a key fruit-producing area in South Africa, where top quality apples, pears, nectarines, plums, cherries and vegetables are grown. Most of this fruit is exported to a number of countries across the world. Mpact has been supplying a significant volume of cartons into the Ceres region for over 40 years and it is therefore important we support the Tankwa Trek. The 700 riders partaking in this year's Tankwa Trek will also be riding on most of our customers' beautiful farms as the route traverses through this unique and beautiful area," said Johan Stumpf, Managing Director Mpact Corrugated.
The 2017 Momentum Health Tankwa Trek will be based at Kaleo Guest Farm, with all three stages starting and finishing at the same venue.
Friday, 11 February: 89km | 1990m ascent
Saturday, 12 February: 87km | 2200m ascent
Sunday, 13 February: 89km | 1250m ascent
For more information, visit their website.
From official press release.
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It feels amazing when we complete all the pending tasks. Before going to Amritsar, I have completed everything I wanted to do before the trip. I am just ready for the journey, just ready to go.
A Path Against An Accident.
I was about to cross the road, I saw the bike coming so I thought it might take a turn. I ran to cross the road to board a bus from the other side of the road. Few seconds later, I found myself in the middle of the road and that bike was about to hit me. Somehow, with the cooperation of the bike rider and me, I was able to save myself from an accident.


Perth City swimmer Brianna Throssell wrote her name in the records books after winning gold at the Oceania Championships in New Zealand tonight.
The 18-year-old dominated the field in the 50m butterfly, stopping the clock in 26.51 to set a new Oceania Championship record and beat New Zealanders Laura Quilter (27.02) and Sophia Batchelor (27.84).
Throssell wasn't the only West Australian on the dais on the opening night of competition at the West Wave Aquatic Centre in Auckland.
Western Sprint's Nicholas Brown claimed second spot in the men's 200m butterfly in 2:00.31 while West Coast star Tamsin Cook won silver in the women's event in 2:14.95.
In the men's 200m freestyle, another West Coast swimmer Damian Fyfe took bronze in 1:53.32 behind New Zealand swimmers Matthew Stanley (1:49.76) and Steven Kent (1:49.84).
Australia won five gold medals on the opening night of competition in Auckland.
The first event of the evening saw 15-year-old Kyle Chalmers – a silver medallist in the 50m butterfly at this year's Australian Swimming Championships – upgrade to gold in a time of 24.95.
Barcelona world championship relay medallist Ami Matsuo also dominated the women's 200m freestyle, winning in 2:00.19 and eclipsing the previous Oceania Championship record set in 2008 by Helen Norfolk (2:00.31). Fellow Australian Shayna Jack was third in 2:01.45.
Victorian swimmer Nicholas Groenewald picked up Australia's fourth gold medal of the night, winning the 100m backstroke in 56.68, while the mixed 4x50m freestyle team stole the win in 1:37.40 ahead of New Zealand (1:37.53) and Fiji (1:43.37).
In the women's 100m backstroke Australia's Amy Forrester collected a bronze medal (1:04.05) while Joshua Parrish was also third in the men's 1500m freestyle in 16:06.86.
The final event of the night came down to the touch with New Zealand just getting the better of Australia at the wall in the final of the mixed 4x100m medley relay. New Zealand finished in 3:55.46, with Australia just behind in 3:55.68 and Hawaii third in 4:12.12.
The Oceania Championships is on until Friday.
For full results visit: http://swimmingnz.org.nz/results/?mt_id=82.


Coming up is this great event in D.C. Washington based Bluebrain probed for the possibility of my attendance at the show, but alas, I'm broke and stuck in Oslo. I can recommend their latest album though, Soft Power (LP).
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Master of Social Work supplemented with considerable experience.
Must be registered, or eligible for registration, with the PEI Social Work Registration Board.
Must have experience in case management practices and demonstrated ability to work in a consultative and collaborative manner and within a multi-disciplinary team.
Must have demonstrated ability to provide best practice treatment individually and in group settings for child and youth and their families with mental health and substance use issues.
Must have demonstrated ability to stabilize crisis situations, and effectively assist families.
Must have demonstrated assessment and interviewing skills, particularly in child development and family functioning.
Must have excellent organizational skills, and highly motivated.
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Q: How do you set alias sudo='nocorrect sudo ' correctly? Until Recently I had alias sudo='sudo ' in my .zshrc file. Today I ran into this error on trying to do sudo mv:
➜  ~  sudo mv nginx.conf.orig nginx.conf.orig2
sudo: nocorrect: command not found

Now googling around I found out that this seemed to be to do with some commands that are prefixed with nocorrect and that I could fix this with alias sudo='nocorrect sudo'.
However the problem comes when I try to set my alias to alias sudo='nocorrect sudo ' to allow myself to use additional aliases. I also ensured that my su was using zsh as mentioned here.
➜  ~  alias sudo='nocorrect sudo '
➜  ~  sudo mv nginx.conf.orig nginx.conf.orig2
sudo: nocorrect: command not found
➜  ~  alias sudo='nocorrect sudo'
➜  ~  sudo mv nginx.conf.orig nginx.conf.orig2
➜  ~  su
Password:
michaelarch# ps -p $$
  PID TTY          TIME CMD
25831 pts/1    00:00:00 zsh

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to resolve this?
EDIT: alias sudo='sudo ' allows you to use aliases with your sudo commands, for an example see below.
➜  ~  alias cat='echo hello'
➜  ~  echo goodbye > example.txt
➜  ~  cat example.txt
hello example.txt
➜  ~  sudo cat example.txt
goodbye
➜  ~  alias sudo='sudo '
➜  ~  sudo cat example.txt
hello example.txt

For some more info on my shell:
➜  ~  sudo chsh
Changing shell for root.
New shell [/usr/bin/zsh]:
➜  ~  unalias sudo; alias sudo='nocorrect sudo '
➜  ~  echo $SHELL; which sudo
/usr/bin/zsh
sudo: aliased to nocorrect sudo
➜  ~  sudo mv nginx.conf.orig2 nginx.conf.orig
sudo: nocorrect: command not found
➜  ~  which mv
mv: aliased to nocorrect mv

A: The behavior is reproducible with:
alias sudo='nocorrect sudo '
alias mv='nocorrect mv '

So, when executing sudo mv foo bar this gets expanded to
nocorrect sudo nocorrect mv foo bar

and throws an error as nocorrect is a shell reserved word and cannot be handled by sudo.
The reason that the mv alias gets expanded is that you define alias sudo='nocorrect sudo ' with a trailing blank, which enables alias expansion afterwards. Without that trailing blank this example works, but you loose the capability to use aliases after sudo completely.
A workaround to have alias expansion generally after sudo, but to prevent the error with sudo mv escape the mv command when using it with sudo:
sudo \mv foo bar

This prevents the alias expansion of mv.

A: Ok, I've been digging into this for a while and have found some stuff on the zsh mailing list. There doesn't seem to be one "silver bullet" solution but a bunch of different solutions which do different things. I'm going to post what I've done (which is a bit of a cop out) but also explore the other approaches and their problems. I'm personally going to go with:
➜  ~  alias sudo='sudo '
➜  ~  alias nsudo='nocorrect sudo'

EDIT:
I am now going to go with
sudo \mv foo bar

for the cases where I need this as descibed by @mpy in the alternate answer.
/EDIT
because it will allow me to use aliases most of the time and when they complain because they're aliased to nocorrect I can use nsudo so that I don't accidentally clobber my files.
Better approaches are from the zsh mailing lists. There appears to be two threads that I've found on this. One from 1999 here (that's the question, see the follow ups, especially this one which solves the noglob problem. I am unsure if it solves nocorrect as well (does noglob imply nocorrect? otherwise I don't think it does, please comment)
alias sudo='my_sudo '

function my_sudo {
    while [[ $# > 0 ]]; do
        case "$1" in
        command) shift ; break ;;
        nocorrect|noglob) shift ;;
        *) break ;;
        esac
    done
    if [[ $# = 0 ]]; then
        command sudo zsh
    else
        noglob command sudo $@
    fi
}

Which satisfies both of my requirements from my question:
➜  ~  alias cat='echo hello'
➜  ~  echo goodbye > example.txt
➜  ~  sudo cat
hello
➜  ~  sudo mv example.txt2 example.txt

It also seems that this came up again in 2008 on the mailing list with a solution like so:
alias sudo='noglob do_sudo '
function do_sudo
{
    integer glob=1
    local -a run
    run=( command sudo )
    if [[ $# -gt 1 && $1 = -u ]]; then
        run+=($1 $2)
        shift ; shift
    fi
    (($# == 0)) && 1=/bin/zsh
    while (($#)); do
        case "$1" in
        command|exec|-) shift; break ;;
        nocorrect) shift ;;
        noglob) glob=0; shift ;;
        *) break ;;
        esac
    done
    if ((glob)); then
        PATH="/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin:$PATH" $run $~==*
    else
        PATH="/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin:$PATH" $run $==*
    fi
}

Which seems to be doing a lot that I admittedly don't fully understand. This seems to ignore autocorrect (as stated by the author).

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layout: post
title: The Mountain and the river
excerpt: "With the dawn of sun you may evaporate but your essence shall flow through my veins forever"
categories: [poem,song,story]
tag: [poem,song,story,love,mountain,river]
comments: true
author: Anand
image:
  feature: /2017/mountain-river.jpg
---

> "With the dawn of sun you may evaporate but your essence shall flow through my veins forever"

"Pa I can't sleep" came a timid voice from a curled up blanket. "Me too" replied Pa in his deep yet a soothing voice. The little two-legged creature sprang out of her bed, her
hair almost kissing the floor, and rushed to snuggle up in her pa's lap. It was a very special bonding shared between this 80-year-old man and his 5-year-old granddaughter.

"Let me tell you a beautiful story" - "a story" lit up her blue eyes! "Yes - a love story," said
Pa in his husky voice. "But I don't know what is love, Pa". "Neither Did I.." chuckled the old man.

He picked up his guitalele and started.

> I am gonna tell you a story..
> story of `mountain and a river`..
> listen closely my daughter..
> story of him and her..

> He was a boulder, taller than sky..
> little did he move when the tide was high..
> She was a river, narrow and shy..
> gushing through the canyon as years passed by..

"But Pa, how can river and Mountain come together ?"

> A thousand years passed by..
> the river dried out and that's when the mountain cried !
> Now he misssed her..
> Oh he wish, he had kissed her..
> so he looked up into the sky..
> and made a wish in his cry..

"And then there were dark clouds and thundering !" Frightened, she covered her eyes.

Pa, continued..

It rained almost for a month. When the dark clouds cleared and the bright sun came,
there lay a beautiful blue lake in the crater up above the mountain.

> She filled his crater -  that river..
> pouring herself from the skies..
> living happily forever..
> the mountain and river

"Aren't you two sleeping now ??" - yelled the `lake` from another room !

-- Dedicated to my river, now my lake

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'''
Created on Jun 9, 2015

@author: duytran
'''

import sys

my_dict = {}
flag = {}

def PeakTraffic():
    result = []
    for start in sorted(my_dict, key=sort_key):
        if not flag[start]:
            res = [start]
            for end in my_dict[start]:
                if my_dict[start][end]:
                    res.append(end)
            if len(res) > 2 and sub_set(res, my_dict[start], start):
                result.append(sorted(res, key=sort_key))
                for item in res:
                    flag[item] = True
    for res in result:
        line = ''
        for item in res:
            line += str(item) +', '
        print(line[:-2])

def sort_key(item):
    return item[:-13]

def sub_set(result, mdict, start):
    mdict[start] = True
    for item in result:
        if item not in mdict:
            return False
    return True

def build_graph(line):
    line = line.split()
    start = line[-2]
    end = line[-1]
    if start not in my_dict:
        my_dict[start] = {}
        flag[start] = False
    if end in my_dict:
        if start in my_dict[end]:
            my_dict[start][end] = True
            my_dict[end][start] = True
        else:
            my_dict[start][end] = False
    else:
        my_dict[start][end] = False

if __name__ == '__main__':
    test_cases = open(sys.argv[1], 'r')
    for test in test_cases:
        build_graph(test)
    test_cases.close()
    PeakTraffic()


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Q: Questions on mass-production soldering Wave soldering
I am trying to understand how wave soldering works. Unfortunately the Wikipedia article has has left me unsure about the process:

*

*Is the entire board with its components quasi-immersed in liquid solder while it passes through the wave? (If not, the following question probably make no sense.)

*If the board cuts into the wave, how is the wave maintained?

*Why does this not leave superflous solder residue on the board?

Double-Sided SMT soldering
How are double sided boards with SMT components soldered? How is it prevented that the components on one side fall off?

A: I do not know what you have pictured in your mind about solder wave, but it is a relatively simple process.
The circuit board is set between 2 conveyor chains. The chains are simple roller chains but have "fingers" about 2 inches long. One conveyor is movable to accept different size circuit boards. They are also inclined maybe 7 degrees. The circuit boards are set on one end of the conveyor, they pass over a fluxer that applies solder flux to the connections to be soldered. The solder is contained in a tank that is HOT and the solder is in a liquid state. There are pumps that actually pump the solder within its own tank and creates the wave. Surface tension is very visible and the bottom of the circuit being soldered comes in contact with the solder as it passes over the wave. This is for through-hole soldering only and is not used for SMT components. Any flux residue is washed off in a commercial board washer.
SMT components are a different story. The bare circuit board is run through a type of screen printer and solder paste is applied through a stencil. The components are placed with a Pick & Place machine, then the boards are run through a reflow oven. If the board is double-sided, a small amount of epoxy is placed under each component so it will not fall off the board during the reflow (oven) process of the second side. Hope I was able to answer your questions.

A: The wave only contacts the bottom side of the PCB.
Once upon a time, a wave solder machine was used to solder SMT parts on the bottom side of the PCB but this is not used as much anymore in favor of more modern techniques.
Here is the rough process for soldering PCB's with SMT parts on both sides, and through hole (TH) parts on the top side only.
A.  The bare PCB is turned "bottom side up".  A solder paste is pressed through a stencil and onto the pads of the PCB.  A pick and place machine places the parts onto the bottom side.  The PCB is ran through an oven (hot-air convection or an IR oven) to melt the solder and attach the parts.
An optional step is to place a small drop of glue under the parts.  Solder paste first, then glue, then the parts are put onto the PCB and soldered.  This glue helps keep the parts from falling off during a later step.
B.  The board is turned over (top side up), and the same process is repeated for all SMT parts on the top side of the PCB.  By that I mean solder paste, parts placed, then through the oven.  No glue is needed.
During step B, the parts on the bottom of the PCB don't fall off.  Obviously if they are glued down then they are stuck there, but most companies do not use glue.  Without glue, the surface tension from the molten solder is enough to hold the parts in place.  Some parts, particularly heavy parts without many pins, might not work with this technique since there is not enough surface tension to hold the parts on.
C.  All of the through-hole parts are then placed on the top side of the PCB.  A solder pallet is attached to the bottom of the PCB.  The PCB is ran through a wave solder machine to solder all the TH parts.
Note:  A solder pallet is basically a shield to protect the SMT parts from being removed in the wave.  They are custom made for each PCB, and have holes and contours to expose the TH parts while shielding the SMT parts.  The PCB must be designed with the solder pallet in mind, since you can't place the bottom side SMT parts too close to the TH parts and the SMT parts cannot be too tall.
A relatively new technique for TH parts is to skip the wave solder machine completely.  Back in step B, solder paste is placed on the TH pads (and in the holes) and the TH parts are inserted and soldered in the oven with the rest of the SMT parts.  Some companies, like Motorola, have gotten rid of their wave solder machines in favor of this method.  But most companies still use the older technique of using a wave solder machine with solder pallet.
There are, of course, many variations of this entire process.  I have just given a simple and brief overview.  But it is fairly consistent with the way current manufacturing processes work today (things were different even just 10 years ago).

A: wave soldering
For wave soldering the PCB passes over a bath of molten solder where the solder is pushed up so that it strikes along the bottom side of the PCB. You'll need a solder resist mask to prevent to have solder over all the copper.
Note that also SMDs can be wave soldered, but then the orientation of the parts is important. Some parts have to be placed perpendicular to the wave direction. Fine pitch parts like 0.4 mm QFPs can't be wave soldered because all the pins will be shorted, but QFPs with a higher pitch can. They need "solder thieves", which are solder pads at the end of a row of pins to gather residual solder.

A QFP may have to be placed at a 45° angle, and will have the solder thieves at one of the corners:

The wave direction is important during PCB layout and panelization, and the production engineer should get clear instructions on it.
reflow soldering
SMDs for two-sided placement are glued on one side. After solder paste is applied with a stencil a glue dot machine places glue dots for the parts (at an incredible rate of more than 10 per second). Then the parts are placed, the panel is flipped over, and the other side gets solder paste and component placement.

A: This is a somewhat archaic method where the entire bottom of the board is drawn along a flowing pool of solder:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inHzaJIE7-4
Newer methods include a small cnc solder fountain that is applied to the individual solder points on the board, rather than a bath that the entire unit runs through.
The pros and cons of each, I'm not entirely sure.
Also, here's a video of a pick and place machine:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tn0EKtLOVx4


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South Korea's Park Ji-sung smiles at a news conference during the World Cup 2006 tournament at the team's base camp in Bensberg June 21, 2006. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon (GERMANY)
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South Korea's soccer players walk to a news conference at the team's base camp in Bensberg during the World Cup 2006 tournament June 16, 2006. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon (GERMANY)
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South Korea's soccer player Park Ji-sung talks to reporters at a news conference at the team's base camp in Bensberg during the World Cup 2006 tournament June 16, 2006. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon (GERMANY)
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South Korea's Park Ji-sung (L) and Ahn Jung-hwan walk together to attend a news conference at the team's base camp in Bensberg during the World Cup soccer tournament June 11, 2006. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon (GERMANY)
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South Korea's Park Ji-sung, Ahn Jung-hwan, Chung Kyung-ho and Cho Won-hee (L-R) walk together to attend a news conference at the team's base camp in Bensberg during the World Cup soccer tournament June 11, 2006. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon (GERMANY)
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A interior view shows a hotel room at the Grandhotel Schloss Bensberg in Bensberg near Cologne March 29, 2006. The South Korean national soccer team will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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An overview shows pitch of the stadium 'Waldstadion' in Troisdorf near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will will be practising at the stadium and staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A exterior view shows the golf course of the hotel 'Clostermanns Hof'in Niederkassel near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A exterior view shows the club house of a golf course at the hotel 'Clostermanns Hof' in Niederkassel near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A exterior view shows the hotel 'Clostermanns Hof' (L) with the close-by club house of a golf course in Niederkassel near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A exterior view shows the hotel 'Clostermanns Hof' in Niederkassel near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A interior view shows the recreation room of the hotel 'Clostermanns Hof' in Niederkassel near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A interior view shows the reception of the hotel 'Clostermanns Hof' in Niederkassel near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A interior view shows the bar of the hotel 'Clostermanns Hof' in Niederkassel near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A interior view shows a hotel suite of the hotel 'Clostermanns Hof' in Niederkassel near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A interior view shows the bathroom of a hotel room at the hotel 'Clostermanns Hof' in Niederkassel near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A interior view shows a hotel room of the hotel 'Clostermanns Hof' in Niederkassel near Bonn April 6, 2006. The national soccer team of Ivory Coast will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A general view shows the pitch of the stadium 'Bayarena' in Leverkusen March 29, 2006. The South Korean national soccer team will be practising at the stadium and be staying in Grandhotel Schloss Bensberg in Bensberg near Cologne for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW TRAINING GROUND REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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A exterior view shows the Grandhotel Schloss Bensberg in Bensberg near Cologne March 29, 2006. The South Korean national soccer team will be staying in this hotel for the duration of the World Cup 2006 tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW HOTEL REUTERS/Ina Fassbender
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I asked Carrie if we could document her journey on video. SEE Carrie's Case study and a look at all the (new) work she has Created that spring-boarded her onto a new career path!
I had the pleasure of working with an incredible woman, Carrie Hansen to help her with a life-changing breakthrough. Carrie came to me for assistance on getting unstuck creatively. She grew frustrated with her career and found that her creative tank was empty. She no longer saw a future as a designer and needed to revive her love of making art and get her creative mojo back. Does this sound familiar? I know I have experienced this. I let the day-to-day get me down, zapping my creativity and let the frustration and depression take emotional, physical and mental priority over my creative life and heck – life overall. When this happens you have to put the brakes on this craziness.
3. Be open to surprising yourself. Profound realizations, new work techniques and exciting things DO happen.
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Journaling is a tool to help you purge the noise in your head, to sort it out, to let it wander and bring new insight, new solutions, new inspirations. I gave Carrie some tough questions to journal out which led her on her way to uncovering some truths about herself, how her past has affected her now and how she has been holding herself back.
Not everyone is a meditator but Carrie is and I thought it would be a fantastic daily exercise for her to use in the course. Meditation not only centers and calms you but brings you to a place where you can be with yourself, be present and take on things from a place of love and peace. She went within and learned more about herself.
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Der Wasserkopf ist ein  hoher Gipfel des Hegerberges in den Ybbstaler Alpen, der an der Grenze zwischen Nieder- und Oberösterreich liegt.

Der westlich von Hollenstein an der Ybbs und östlich von Kleinreifling gelegene Berg, der gemeinsam mit dem etwas nördlich situierten Aubodenkopf und anderen Gipfeln eine charakteristische Kammlinie bildet, stellt auch die Wasserscheide zwischen dem Ybbstal und dem Ennstal dar. Er ist touristisch kaum erschlossen, bietet aber einen abwechslungsreichen Anstieg  mit guten Fernsichten und wird bei guter Schneelage auch von Tourengehern erklommen. Südwestlich unterhalb des Gipfels befindet sich die Ziegelauer Alm mit einer Jagdhütte. Seit 2007 steht auf der Spitze ein Gipfelkreuz.

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Geographie (Weyer, Oberösterreich)

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Home » News » MBDA to equip Senegalese offshore patrol vessels with MARTE MK2/N anti-ship missiles, SIMBAD-RC system and MISTRAL missiles
MBDA to equip Senegalese offshore patrol vessels with MARTE MK2/N anti-ship missiles, SIMBAD-RC system and MISTRAL missiles
On 21 October General Birame DIOP, Chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces of Senegal, and Admiral Oumar WADE, Chief of Staff of the Navy of Senegal, attended the steel-cutting ceremony of the first of three offshore patrol vessels ordered by Senegal.
The OPV 58 S will be equipped with MARTE MK2/N anti-ship missiles. With the ability to strike at ranges in excess of 30 kilometres and their fire-and-forget capability, these missiles will provide the means to the Senegalese Navy to enforce their maritime superiority. The vessels will also benefit from the SIMBAD-RC air defence system and its MISTRAL missiles- this combination providing an extremely effective defence capability against all threats including anti-ship missiles, combat aircraft, UAVs, helicopters, as well as small surface threats such as those presented by FIACs.
The first cutting ceremony took place yesterday at PIRIOU shipyard in Concarneau (France). This ship is the first unit of the contract for the supply of three offshore patrol vessels. The building programme is carried out with the support and expertise of PIRIOU's subsidiary KERSHIP and will spread over a period of 44 months up to summer 2024.
The contract was signed in November 2019 by the Ministry of Armed Forces of Senegal and the PIRIOU group, in the presence of the President of the Republic of Senegal and the French ministerial delegation.
To read PIRIOU's Press Release, click here.


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Senators call on FCC to investigate fake net neutrality comments
Student says they were expelled for tricking teacher into making inappropriate TikTok 1 Year Ago
The fake net neutrality comments have been at the center of controversy for months.
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Several prominent Democratic senators have asked the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Inspector General to open an investigation into the millions of fraudulent comments left on the agency's website ahead of its controversial vote to rescind net neutrality rules last year.
Sen. Edward Markey (D-Mass.), Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), and Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) wrote a letter to the FCC Inspector General earlier this week urging a look into why the agency has not addressed the issue in the wake of the New York Attorney General subpoenaing several groups as part of its own investigation into the fake comments.
The lack of urgency in the FCC investigating the flood of fake comments—which have been at the center of controversy for more than a year—"risks undermining public trust in the FCC's rule making process," the senators wrote.
"Although we near the one-year anniversary of the FCC's order—longer since comments were filed—the Commission has taken no action to account for potential fraud in the rule-making process," the letter reads. "We are concerned that the Commission has failed to address fraudulent comments and has not cooperated with other investigations. We write to seek answers regarding the Commission's assistance with these investigations and the FCC's own handling of the matter."
The senators' letter asks the FCC's inspector general to drill down on a number of specific topics in regards to the fake net neutrality comments including:
When the FCC became aware of the fraudulent comments
If the FCC conducted an investigation into the "source and nature" of the fake comments
If the FCC has withheld information from the New York Attorney General
If the FCC has handled Freedom of Information Act requests about the fake comments "in an appropriate and timely manner"
If the agency has a policy for investigating fraudulent comments left on its website
The fraudulent comments were found to include dead people's names and even the names of lawmakers. Other members of Congress have also raised alarms about the use of fraudulent identities in the comment period before the FCC's net neutrality vote.
Of the authentic comments left on the agency's website ahead of the vote, nearly 100 percent of them were in favor of keeping net neutrality protections, according to a Stanford University study.
Earlier this month, New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood announced that she had subpoenaed several telecom groups, lobbyists, and advocacy organizations as part of her investigation into the comments.
You can read all of the letter sent by Markey, Blumenthal, and Schatz here.
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All metals, whether used or unused, have value. Some metals, however, have more worth compared to others. Even though most of the metal taken to scrap yards is steel, there are other highly paying metals. The best spots for profitable metals are the garage, kitchen and patio. If searching for scrap metals, it is important to know the major difference between metals.
There are ferrous metals and non-ferrous metals. Ferrous metals are either made of iron or contain traces of it. A good example is steel. Non-ferrous metals lack iron and include copper, brass and aluminium. They are more profitable compared to ferrous metals. Let us look at each metal separately.
Items with low friction such as locks and valves contain brass. It is adaptive, sustainable and considered one of the most profitable metals. Its durability and shine make it a preferred option by other companies. In addition, it costs much more to create brass out of copper and zinc than to recycle. Search around for objects used every day such as taps, hooks, bolts, pins, jewellery, light fixtures and hand rails.
Highly coveted, most scrap yards accept copper which means you are guaranteed of some extra coin in the pocket. Making copper from the ores is capital and labour intensive. Industries opt for recycling of copper because there is no loss in the process, meaning all of the copper is recovered and at a minimal cost. Rummage around for wires, plumbing pipes or motors since they are likely to have it. Scrap yards do accept insulated copper wire. They will, however, only pay for the percentage recovered minus the weight of the plastic cover.
Industries go for recycled aluminium for their own use because they are guaranteed to release less gas emission and save on energy as well. Other raw materials required in the production of aluminium are also not used which contributes to minimizing of costs. These raw materials are lime, caustic soda and aluminium fluoride. The beauty of aluminium is that it can be recycled over and over again without losing its quality. You will find aluminium in roofing materials, old window frames, gutters, lawn furniture and soda cans among others.
People are aware that recycling is important for the environment. But most people do not know that it can be highly profitable. For more information about scrap metal, talk to a metal recycling company.


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Trump administration to revise exemptions to contraception mandate
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Washington D.C., Oct 31, 2018 / 03:29 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The Trump administration is modifying religious exemptions and accommodations against mandatory employer health care coverage of contraception, after federal judges blocked the administrations rules in December.
"The United States has a long history of providing conscience protections in the regulation of health care for entities and individuals with objections based on religious beliefs and moral convictions," the Office of Management and Budget said. "These final rules expand exemptions to protect religious beliefs for certain entities and individuals whose health plans are subject to a mandate of contraceptive coverage through guidance issued pursuant to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act."
It added that the rules "leave the accommodation process in place as an optional process for certain exempt entities that wish to use it voluntarily."
The New York Times reported Oct. 30 that the revised rules will be issued by the departments of Health and Human Services, Labor, and the Treasury.
Judge Wendy Beetlestone of the Federal District Court in Philadelphia issued a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's initial rules Dec. 15, 2017.
She said Pennsylvania could suffer "serious and irreparable harm" from the rules, because a lack of cost-effective contraception would mean that women would either forgo contraception or choose less effective methods and result in "individual choices which will result in an increase in unintended pregnancies." This would create economic harm for the state because "unintended pregnancies are more likely to impose additional costs on Pennsylvania's state-funded health programs."
Shortly after Beetlestone's ruling, Judge Haywood Gilliam Jr. of the Federal District Court in Oakland also blocked the Trump administration's rules, saying they would "transform contraceptive coverage from a legal entitlement to an essentially gratuitous benefit wholly subject to their employer's discretion."
Under Trump, the Justice Department has argued that "a woman who loses coverage of her chosen contraceptive method through her employer may still have access to such coverage through a spouse's plan … or she may otherwise be able to pay out of pocket for contraceptive services."
The 2010 Affordable Care Act, and resulting rules issued by the Obama administration's Department of Health and Human Services mandated that employer health plans cover sterilization and contraception, including drugs that can cause abortion. The mandate drew opposition from Catholics and others.
The Trump administration established new rules in October 2017 allowing companies with religious or moral objections to contraception to opt out of the mandate.
The administration has appealed the rulings by Beetlestone and Gilliam, and other judges have issued rulings favorable to exemptions and accommodations to the contraception mandate.
In April, District Court Judge David Russell issued a permanent injunction and declaratory relief against the mandate for members of the Catholic Benefits Association.
Russell also ruled that the mandate violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act by attempting to force employers to provide contraception and sterilization in violation of their sincerely held religious beliefs.
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NY's Bishop John Jenik abused others, alleged victim says
New York City, N.Y., Nov 2, 2018 / 02:40 pm (CNA).- The alleged victim of New York's Bishop John Jenik spoke at a Nov. 1 press conference about his experiences with the bishop, which he said involved years of sexual abuse.
Jenik, an auxiliary bishop in the Archdiocese of New York, maintains his innocence.
Michael Meenan, 52, said that Jenik cultivated an inappropriate relationship with him during the 1980s that involved dozens of trips upstate to Jenik's country house, where he allegedly was groped while in bed with Jenik.
"[Jenik] began taking me on and spending time with me as a means of cultivating a relationship that was immoral, inappropriate, and in some instances illegal," Meenan said, calling it "the greatest evil I have witnessed in my lifetime."
Meenan, speaking to reporters outside St. Patrick's Cathedral, said the abuse took place roughly between the ages of 13 and 17. He claimed Jenik, who was then pastor of a Bronx parish, targeted him because the priest knew that family issues at home made Meenan vulnerable.
When asked why he chose to report the allegation after so many years, he said God told him in prayer that he should "tell the truth."
Meenan described himself as "an Ivy League graduate living on food stamps" and said his life is "in a ditch."
As a freelance journalist for the New York Times, Meenan said he occasionally wrote stories about clerical sexual abuse. He also said he would discourage fellow reporters from writing positive stories about Jenik's work in the local community, adding that he had related his abuse experience in "informal conversations" with some reporters.
"I am John Jenik's worst nightmare," he said. "And I'm here to tell you I'm not the only [victim]. There are others."
Meenan's allegation was reviewed by the Lay Review Board of the Archdiocese of New York, which concluded "the evidence is sufficient to find the allegation credible and substantiated."
"Jenik did nothing to make sure that I grew up as a proud gay man," Meenan stated.
"He made sure to scramble my brain as much as possible with alcohol and immoral behavior, so I could not stand here today to tell you this story."
He said Jenik celebrated the marriage of his sister and baptised two of his nieces.
This is Meenan's second sex abuse case involving the Church; the first involved a religion teacher at Fordham Prep, who reportedly sexually assaulted him in 1984. The teacher, Fernand Beck, was dismissed in 2016 after the school determined that Meenan's allegation was "credible." Meenan said Thursday that case is "pretty much handled."
The alleged victim is represented by Mitchell Garabedian, an attorney with experience representing Boston-area victims after the 2002 sexual abuse crisis. Garabedian also represented Meenan when he reported the Fordham Prep abuse in 2016.
Meenan claimed that there are Catholic priests who are "attracted to young boys" and become priests in order to have access to children. He called Jenik "a disturbed person who is a danger to young boys."
He said Cardinal Timothy Dolan did the right thing by swiftly removing Jenik from ministry, while adding that in his view the cardinal has not yet done enough. He called for Dolan to work with the government of New York to pass new laws to hold perpetrators of abuse accountable.
"There are guys in bad shape that need help," he said. "God has given you the dignity that you deserve to live by…what are we doing with the Church's money if we are not going out and rescuing people's lives?"
Jenik, who has served as pastor at Our Lady of Refuge parish since 1985, wrote in an Oct. 29 letter to his parishioners that he continues "to steadfastly deny that I have ever abused anyone at any time."
The bishop asked parishioners to pray for the person who had accused him of abuse, and "for all those who are victim-survivors of abuse."
The case will be reviewed by the Vatican, most likely at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, sources say, before being passed to Pope Francis for judgment. Canon law establishes that only the pope may judge a penal matter involving a bishop, unless the pope delegates that responsibility elsewhere.
Jenik is the first active bishop to be accused of abusing a minor since more than a dozen states including New York opened investigations this fall of sex abuse and cover-ups in the Catholic Church.
Virtual conference to promote fatherhood as boon to society
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Denver Newsroom, Jun 21, 2020 / 03:48 pm (CNA).- A New Hampshire Catholic college is hosting a virtual conference this week on "Rediscovering Fatherhood" to help men fulfill their vocation at home.
Dr. William Fahey, president of Thomas Mo… […]
Philippine Catholics lament police killings of indigenous people during arrest
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CNA Staff, Jan 5, 2021 / 04:36 pm (CNA).- Catholic and human rights groups have condemned the killing of nine indigenous group leaders, who were shot as authorities arrested protesters late last month.
On Dec. 30, government authorities attempted to a… […]
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Viagra is something that allows a natural function to take place when a physical problem stops it.
Birth control pills interfere with a natural function at best, and are abortifacient in many cases.
So, no, nobody's kidding, and the only thing stupid is for the government to force people to pay for contraception.
The new bishop of Madison looks to the future
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Bishop Donald Hying, 55, will be installed as the fifth bishop of Madison, Wisconsin on June 25. He replaces Robert Morlino (1946-2018), who died last fall after a cardiac event. Bishop Hying grew up in […]


Convenience as we now know it is a product of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when labor-saving devices for the home were invented and marketed. Milestones include the invention of the first "convenience foods," such as canned pork and beans and Quaker Quick Oats; the first electric clothes-washing machines; cleaning products like Old Dutch scouring powder; and other marvels including the electric vacuum cleaner, instant cake mix and the microwave oven.
Convenience was the household version of another late-19th-century idea, industrial efficiency, and its accompanying "scientific management." It represented the adaptation of the ethos of the factory to domestic life.
However mundane it seems now, convenience, the great liberator of humankind from labor, was a utopian ideal. By saving time and eliminating drudgery, it would create the possibility of leisure. And with leisure would come the possibility of devoting time to learning, hobbies or whatever else might really matter to us. Convenience would make available to the general population the kind of freedom for self-cultivation once available only to the aristocracy. In this way convenience would also be the great leveler.
This idea — convenience as liberation — could be intoxicating. Its headiest depictions are in the science fiction and futurist imaginings of the mid-20th century. From serious magazines like Popular Mechanics and from goofy entertainments like "The Jetsons" we learned that life in the future would be perfectly convenient. Food would be prepared with the push of a button. Moving sidewalks would do away with the annoyance of walking. Clothes would clean themselves or perhaps self-destruct after a day's wearing. The end of the struggle for existence could at last be contemplated.
The dream of convenience is premised on the nightmare of physical work. But is physical work always a nightmare? Do we really want to be emancipated from all of it? Perhaps our humanity is sometimes expressed in inconvenient actions and time-consuming pursuits. Perhaps this is why, with every advance of convenience, there have always been those who resist it. They resist out of stubbornness, yes (and because they have the luxury to do so), but also because they see a threat to their sense of who they are, to their feeling of control over things that matter to them.
By the late 1960s, the first convenience revolution had begun to sputter. The prospect of total convenience no longer seemed like society's greatest aspiration. Convenience meant conformity. The counterculture was about people's need to express themselves, to fulfill their individual potential, to live in harmony with nature rather than constantly seeking to overcome its nuisances. Playing the guitar was not convenient. Neither was growing one's own vegetables or fixing one's own motorcycle. But such things were seen to have value nevertheless — or rather, as a result. People were looking for individuality again.


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Q: Unauthorised access exception when Uploading photo to picasa in WP7 I have the following code which tries to upload the picture to picasa website. when I m trying to upload I m getting Unauthorised access exception. I dont know how to get the AuthToken.
Here is my code . Please let me know if you have any clues.
    public delegate void UploadPhotoCallback(bool success, string message);

    public static void UploadPhoto(string albumId, string originalFileName, byte[] photo, UploadPhotoCallback callback)
    {
        string Username = "mailmugu";
        string AuthToken = "";

        try
        {
            var url = string.Format("http://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/api/user/{0}/albumid/{1}", Username, albumId);
            var request = WebRequest.Create(new Uri(url)) as HttpWebRequest;
            //request.ContentType = HttpFormPost.ImageJpeg;
            //request.Method = HttpMethods.Post;

            request.ContentType = "image/jpeg";
            request.Method = "POST";
            request.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.Authorization] = "GoogleLogin auth=" + AuthToken;

            request.BeginGetRequestStream(new AsyncCallback(UploadGetRequestCallback),
                                          new UploadRequestState
                                              {
                                                  Request = request,
                                                  Callback = callback,
                                                  Photo = photo,
                                                  FileName = originalFileName
                                              });
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            Console.WriteLine(e);
            //throw new MyException(MyResources.ErrorUploadingPhotoMessage, e);
        }
    }

private static void UploadGetRequestCallback(IAsyncResult ar)
    {
        try
        {
            var state = (UploadRequestState)ar.AsyncState;
            HttpWebRequest request = state.Request;

            // End the operation
            var stream = request.EndGetRequestStream(ar);

            stream.Write(state.Photo, 0, state.Photo.Length);
            stream.Close();

            request.BeginGetResponse(UploadGetResponseCallback, state);
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            //throw new MyException(MyResources.ErrorUploadingPhotoMessage, e);
        }
    }

    private static void UploadGetResponseCallback(IAsyncResult ar)
    {
        UploadRequestState state = null;
        try
        {
            state = (UploadRequestState)ar.AsyncState;
            HttpWebRequest request = state.Request;

            // End the operation
            HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request.EndGetResponse(ar);

            if (response != null)
            {
                response.Close();
            }

            if (state.Callback != null)
            {
                MessageBox.Show("Uploaded Sucessfully");
                //state.Callback(true, MyResources.PhotosUploadedMessage);
            }
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            MessageBox.Show("Error" + e.Message);
            Console.Write(e);
            //if (state != null && state.Callback != null)
            //state.Callback(false, MyResources.ErrorSavingImageMessage);
        }

    }

    public class UploadRequestState
    {
        public HttpWebRequest Request { get; set; }

        public UploadPhotoCallback Callback { get; set; }

        public byte[] Photo { get; set; }

        public string FileName { get; set; }
    }

    private void button1_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
    {
        string albumId = "Picasa";
        string Filename = "Test";
        UploadRequestState _uploadReq = new UploadRequestState();
        Uri myuri = new Uri("/Images/Test.jpg", UriKind.RelativeOrAbsolute);
        BitmapImage btmMap = new BitmapImage(myuri);
        image1.Source=btmMap;
        WriteableBitmap bmp = new WriteableBitmap(btmMap.PixelWidth,btmMap.PixelHeight);
        MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();
        // write an image into the stream
        Extensions.SaveJpeg(bmp, ms,
            btmMap.PixelWidth, btmMap.PixelHeight, 0, 100);
        byte[] Photo = ms.ToArray();
        UploadPhoto(albumId,Filename,Photo,_uploadReq.Callback);
    }
}

}

A: Since your code does not even attempt to get the Authentication Token required to do what you want I suggest looking at http://code.google.com/apis/picasaweb/docs/2.0/developers_guide_protocol.html#Auth and open a new question to address any concerns you might have.


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The University takes its obligation to protect the personal information in its care seriously. Through training and education, the University stresses to all Laurier employees their responsibility to ensure personal information is kept confidential and secure.
In the event of a privacy breach, the following protocol will be followed:
STEP 1: IMMEDIATELY IMPLEMENT THE PRIVACY BREACH PROTOCOL
Any employee who believes or suspects a privacy breach has occurred must inform the University's Privacy Office immediately.
The Privacy Office will then determine who else at the University should be involved in addressing the breach. This could include staff from Information and Communication Technologies, External Relations, Finance, or other areas.
STEP 2: STOP AND CONTAIN THE BREACH
University staff will work to identify the scope of the breach and take the necessary steps to contain it. This may include retrieving and securing any information that may have been disclosed, temporarily suspending access to the site, account, or system, and/or ensuring no copies of the information have been made or retained by the individual who was not authorized to receive the information.
STEP 3: NOTIFY THOSE AFFECTED BY THE BREACH
University staff will identify all individuals affected by the incident and notify them of the breach at the first reasonable opportunity. When providing this notification, the individual will be informed of what personal information was disclosed or accessed, the manner in which the breach occurred, and their right to file a formal privacy complaint with the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario. Contact information for the unit where the breach occurred and the University's Privacy Office will also be provided.
STEP 4: INVESTIGATION AND REMEDIATION
The University's Privacy Office will conduct an internal investigation into the circumstances of the breach. This will include ensuring the breach has been appropriately contained and proper notification has been made, identifying how the breach occurred, reviewing existing policies and procedures and determining if these were followed, advising on changes to existing processes or the development of new policies or procedures to address the cause of the breach, and ensuring all staff are appropriately trained with respect to privacy compliance.
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Above you see ten examples of dividing one.
from as many angles as we can think of.
only 1 example (10%) has the decimal point to the right.
30% of the examples (2, 5, 10) feature only one number to the right of the decimal.
10% (1) features zero numbers to the right of the decimal.
10% (4) features two numbers to the right of the decimal.
10% (8) features three numbers to the right of the decimal.
40%(3,6,7,9) feature five numbers (repeating) to the right of the decimal.
Zero, one, two, three, and five are the identifying numbers in this examination.
As we cross out all our zeroes, this leaves 1,2,3, and 5 as the significators.
(Technically, the 5 represents endlessly repeating numbers, or an "infinite series". This crucial distinction may make all the difference to our experiment--On the one hand, we can isolate the number 5 and hope to find significanse in it, while on the other hand, the significanse may be the relation between 1,2,3 and infinity.
The numbers 1, 2, 3, 5, 9, and 10 are the only ones that retain exclusivity in being depicted to the right of the decimal for all ten examples.
This 1-5-3-2-1 sequence may become significant, later in our calculations.
Notice the value for 1 is twice as much as 2, 2 is twice as much as 4, 3 is twice as much as 6, 4 is twice as much as 8, and 5 is twice as much as 10.
If mathematics is a tool comparable with a measuring tape, then allow me to suggest that the concept of infinity is nothing more than the 'potential amount of measuring tape spooled up for the purpose of additional measurement should it be required', and not, by any stretch, an actual concept outside of our imagination. If we are able to pinpoint with accuracy this understanding of the infinite--as nothing more than "a potential measuring tool greater than the object being measured", we might gain much-needed focus on the finite and its self-replicating, repeating nature.
Finity is alive and breathing. The infinite is 'dead'.
the number with the greatest possible value must be 1.
This helps to isolate and identify the real significanse of numbers, to me.
The question as to whether there are nine (1-9), ten (1-10), or even eleven (0-10) numbers becomes moot when one considers that, after all is taken into account and observed in its proper context, there is only one number: the number 1.
All other numbers are representations of dividing the ONE.
Why is this significant? Because it helps free our minds from the locked-down discipline of being blinded by specialization, or being led astray on a spurious tangent. As we are beginning to understand (that we cannot fully grasp) the quantum principles of the interconnected universe, it becomes evident that the very term 'interconnected universe' is a redundancy. The universe is one. In actuality there may be no seperation of parts. Therefore, it is crucial for us to remember how necessary it becomes to keep in mind the proper context of all this.
Zero is a label to represent an "empty set", a "null", a "void", a "lack of value", a "lack of a number", and in this sense, should be objectively identified as necessarily being excluded from the set of numbers.
One is a label to represent a singularity.
Three is a label of a label of a label (representing three singularities).
Five is a label of a label of a label of a label of a label.
Six is a label of a label of a label of a label of a label of a label.
Seven is a label of a label of a label of a label of a label of a label of a label.
Eight is a label of a label of a label of a label of a label of a label of a label of a label.
Nine is a label of a label of a label of a label of a label of a label of a label of a label of a label.
100 is a label of a SET of 10 labels, 1000 is a label of a SET of 100 labels, etc.
In conclusion, a thorough examination of the phenomenon of numbers should reveal that they should most optimally be defined as nothing more than a purified language for the express purpose of measurement.
One is the greatest number because presumably, it identifies the entire universe as we have come to understand it (of which our galaxy and sun and planet and our own selves are all only fractions thereof).
For further elucidation of these concepts, try the following links.
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Wyclef Jean Receiving Death Threats Over His Run for Presidency in Haiti?
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Published August 19th, 2010 at 6:14 am
Wyclef Jean is in hiding!
According to sources, Jean is currently staying at a secret location in Haiti after receiving numerous death threats over his run for the presidency of Caribbean nation. This comes at a very trying time for the musician turned politician who has already been criticized by his former Fugees band mate Pras Michael and actor Sean Penn for not having proper credentials for the job.
Looks like things may end up being a lot harder than Wyclef expected. People should really give the guy a break though…at least he's making an effort!
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Cacti have spines. I know that. I mean, it's really pretty obvious.
Don't reach for that nest. Unless you're a cactus wren.
What I didn't know until too late is that some cacti have really tiny spines: so tiny that you don't notice them. It would have helped to know this before my husband pointed out a prickly pear that looked strangely smooth – so strangely smooth that I just had to reach out and run my hand along the paddle.
So just how do the desert birds manage to avoid being impaled? They seem oblivious to their spiky surroundings.
Favorite campsite in Death Valley: Mesquite Springs, at the northern end of the park. At 1,800 feet in elevation it's a bit cooler than the campgrounds at Furnace Creek, but it's nice and small, with lots of great country to explore.
Good Birding: Salton Sea and the Sonny Bono National Wildlife Refuge. We had no plans to go here, but I'm so glad we did. Thousands of shorebirds, along with other great desert birds.
Nice place to get away from everyone and relax in the desert: Kofa Wildlife Refuge. Good skies here, too!
Favorite combo of cute little town, Sonoran Desert and a dandy National Monument: Ajo, Arizona and Organ Pipe National Monument. Camp at Alamo Canyon campground in the monument: you'll need to stop at the Visitor Center to reserve a spot, but it's worth it.
Next on the agenda: find the migrating Snow Geese!
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They swear it works, too! I kept thinking about how awful it would be to really fall into one of them – lord knows, I fall enough hiking around when there aren't any dangers. I'm amazed I came back unscathed.
And thanks for checking them out!
Wow, another beautiful post. Thanks for the great ideas… Someday ….
Never a shortage of good place to visit, is there?
I so enjoyed the thrasher's song, too: I want to see if I can get their lovely two tone whistle for the phone's ringtone. A chickadee's call would be good too, now that I think about it!
Awesome shot of the Gila Woodpecker! Do you know what kind of hummingbird that is?
Thanks! I think the hummingbird is a female Anna's, but I'm not positive.
Oh, the skies are incredible! Death Valley, especially. Thanks.
Yeah, I could've used the duct tape wisdom before my first surprise closeup, too. Talk about how getting smart can *smart*! But what great shots you got!!! Love them.
Thanks so much. I can only imagine how terrible it would be to actually fall onto a cactus. It would probably take more than duct tape to fix that!
Thanks. Can't beat a road trip, can you?
No you sure can't. My dad instilled a love for them in me when I was a (very lucky) child.