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Eric James Krueger
Geology Records Branding, Website + Album Layouts
Geology is a small Wisconsin record label founded late in 2013, working with local, national and international artists with an emphasis on limited edition cassette releases. The label is a one-man operation where I handle everything from the design and art direction to the web and social media presence to basic A&R to shipping. A simple, iconic logo that would work well at very small sizes (potentially as small as the side of an LP) felt right. The sun is used as a general metaphor for geology as it is the precursor power source of nearly everything in our solar system, including the geologic processes on Earth. The typeface Optima was chosen for it's humanist characteristics which give the logo a clean, classic feel. The website, as well as various social media pages and the label's Bandcamp page use a general palette of greens and grays. Originally built in late 2013, the site received a complete refresh in early 2017. This new version improves the look and functionality of the site as well as making it easier to update with new information. It is simple to navigate with only a few main sections and has easy to use e-commerce capabilities. Beyond the initial identity development and web design/development, I also handle most of the art direction and design for album layouts. These always begin with a conversation with the musician(s) and frequently involve other artists and photographers. I never even start to think about layout until I've listened to the work through numerous times and often design while listening to it to make sure my layout feels right with the music.
Identity / Art Direction / Web Design / Day-to-day Label Operation
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SOMEONE KNOWS SOMETHING. Someone did this. Someone saw Lindsey at some point in Washington, after she was taken.
Lindsey Jo Baum, 10-years-of age, was abducted in McCleary, Washington on June 26, 2009. Who ever took Lindsey threw her body away in eastern Washington. This means Lindsey was carried across the state. Her remains were recovered in the fall of 2017. Lindsey has since been returned to her family.
This precious child and her family need and deserve answers leading to the person (s) responsible for this travesty.
PLEASE share. Help find the person that took this child from her family, that harmed her, terrified her, and killed her. Please. We need to spread this far and wide … to a wider viewing.. until Law Enforcement finds this person.
McLeary, Washington : The Remains of Lindsey Baum, 12-years-of-age, have been recovered.
In the fall of 2017, human remains were found in a remote location in eastern Washington. The remains were eventually confirmed to be that of Lindsey Baum, a 10-year-old girl who went missing in McCleary, Washington on June 26, 2009. In order to protect the integrity of the investigation, the location where the remains were found will not be provided until a later date.
The Grays Harbor County Sheriff's Office continues to work with the Federal Bureau of Investigation on the homicide investigation.
Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to call or email the Grays Harbor County Sheriff's Office at the below listed contacts.
The COWARD that is responsible for Lindsey's abduction and murder needs to be found.


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American radio personality and author
Last Updated: Jan 8, 2020 See Article History
Alternative Title: Rush Hudson Limbaugh III
Rush Limbaugh, in full Rush Hudson Limbaugh III, (born January 12, 1951, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, U.S.), American radio personality and author known for his ultraconservative and often controversial views.
Limbaugh was the older of two sons of a prominent Cape Girardeau family. At age 16 he began working at the local radio station before and after school. After graduation from high school, he attended Southeast Missouri State University for one year and then dropped out. He left home in 1971 to pursue a career in radio, but, after being fired from stations in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Kansas City, Missouri, he quit radio in 1978 to work in ticket sales for the Kansas City Royals professional baseball team. After five years he was back in radio as a news commentator, but he was fired for being too controversial. However, his ad-libbing appealed to station KFBK in Sacramento, California, which was looking to replace the outgoing Morton Downey, Jr., who exhibited a wild and often offensive style. Limbaugh was hired in 1984, and within a year he became the top radio host in Sacramento.
In 1988 EFM Media Management signed Limbaugh to a two-year contract, and he moved to New York City, where The Rush Limbaugh Show debuted on August 1. Within five years, the three-hour program became the most popular talk show on radio, reaching an estimated 20 million listeners weekly. Limbaugh filled his programs with conservative political commentary, satire, and a heavy dose of Limbaugh himself; he rarely, if ever, had guests, and his screened callers were among his legion of fans known as "dittoheads." His daily commentaries often enraged the groups he targeted—including feminists (whom he called "Feminazis"), whose movement Limbaugh once said was established "to allow unattractive women easier access to the mainstream"; the homeless, the vast majority of whom, he insisted, were "demented in one way or another"; and the Democratic Party, which he claimed was "the party that can't wait to fund every abortion in the world."
In 2003, while working as a sports analyst for ESPN, Limbaugh caused an uproar after making race-related comments about Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb. Limbaugh declared that the "media has been very desirous that a black quarterback do well. There is a little hope invested in McNabb, and he got a lot of credit for the performance of this team that he didn't deserve." Limbaugh ultimately resigned from the sports channel. Soon after, he entered a rehabilitation facility for an addiction to painkillers. In 2006 he was arrested for drug fraud after authorities alleged that he "doctor shopped" (illegally obtained prescriptions from multiple physicians). Limbaugh later reached a deal with prosecutors, and the charges were dropped after he received treatment.
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Despite such controversies, Limbaugh exerted great influence among many Republicans. In 1994 he was credited with helping the Republican Party win control of both houses of Congress, and four years later he was a key figure in the efforts to impeach Pres. Bill Clinton. He was a major supporter of the administration of Pres. George W. Bush (2001–09), and in 2009 Limbaugh helped galvanize Republican opposition to a stimulus package proposed by Pres. Barack Obama and the Democrats. In 2008 he signed an eight-year deal worth some $400 million to remain on the radio; he renewed his contract in 2016.
Limbaugh wrote the best-selling books The Way Things Ought to Be (1992) and See, I Told You So (1993). He also penned the children's series Time-Travel Adventures with Exceptional Americans: Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims (2013), Rush Revere and the First Patriots (2014), Rush Revere and the American Revolution (2014), Rush Revere and the Star-Spangled Banner (2015), and Rush Revere and the Presidency (2016); several of the books were written with his wife, Kathryn Adams Limbaugh. In 1993 he was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame.
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Responding to comment that Rush Limbaugh, a highly influential radio talk-show host, was "the de facto leader of the Republican Party," Steele dismissed Limbaugh as an entertainer and stated that he (Steele) was "the de facto leader." Steele quickly backtracked from his comments, however, apologizing to Limbaugh and calling…
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This intensive course introduces you to the basic aspects of the Spanish language and will enable you to take part in simple conversations.
Hobbies, likes and dislikes, daily routine, telling the time, shopping for food, describing cities and towns, directions, say what you have done recently, life experiences.
Grammar: regular, irregular and reflexives verbs in the present tense, frequency adverbs, direct pronouns, quantifiers, place prepositions, impersonal form, present perfect.
The course is suitable for learners who already speak a romance language or who would like to learn at a much faster pace.
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The style function in Creo can be used to quickly display cables, or create custom curves to use in swept features. This do are the steps required to create a cable between two connectors. Using assembly references, a curve created using the style feature can also allow you to quickly update the shape and location of a cable, as well as adjust the profile on-the-fly.
In the example below, we will route a cable between the two connectors.


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Q: CS50 -pset4 filter (more comfortable) Edges - output image is so odd I have been trying to do the Edge function in CS50 Problem Set 4.
I know people will set a 2-dimension array of Gx and Gy to loop through.
However, I am not smart enough to think of that initially.
So I just simply create some Gx/Gy variables so the when the pixel is loop through, the (-2, -1, 0, 1, 2) will be multiplied.
I know my method is definitely not ideal. It is too lengthy.
When I complied the function, the output image is wrong.
So just wondering can anyone give me some help please? Much appreciated.
void edges(int height, int width, RGBTRIPLE image[height][width])
{
    //copy the image into temp image by nested loop
    RGBTRIPLE temp[height][width];
    for (int i = 0; i < height; i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < width; j++)
        {
            temp[i][j] = image[i][j];
        }
    }
    int tempr[height][width];
    int tempg[height][width];
    int tempb[height][width];

    int temp_gxr[height][width];
    int temp_gxg[height][width];
    int temp_gxb[height][width];

    int temp_gyr[height][width];
    int temp_gyg[height][width];
    int temp_gyb[height][width];

    // For GX
    //loop through every pixel again
    for (int i = 0; i < height; i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < width; j++)
        {
            int sum_gx_r = 0;
            int sum_gx_g = 0;
            int sum_gx_b = 0;
            for (int x = -1; x < 2; x++)
            {
                // for gx top and bottom row which is -1, 0, 1
                // for gx mid tow. which is -2, 0, 2
                int gx_top_bot = -1;
                int gx_mid = -2;
                for (int y = -1; y < 2; y++)
                {
                    int gx_x = i + x;
                    int gx_y = j + y;
                    // Skip corner cases
                    if ((gx_x < 0) || (gx_x > height - 1) || (gx_y < 0) || (gx_y > width - 1))
                    {
                        continue;
                    }
                    // if row is top or bottom, * -1, 0, 1
                    if (x == -1 || x == 1)
                    {
                        sum_gx_r = sum_gx_r + image[gx_x][gx_y].rgbtRed *gx_top_bot;
                        sum_gx_g = sum_gx_g + image[gx_x][gx_y].rgbtGreen *gx_top_bot;
                        sum_gx_b = sum_gx_b + image[gx_x][gx_y].rgbtBlue *gx_top_bot;
                        gx_top_bot = gx_top_bot + 1;
                    }
                    // if row is mid, * -2, 0, 2
                    if (x == 0)
                    {
                        sum_gx_r = sum_gx_r + image[gx_x][gx_y].rgbtRed *gx_mid;
                        sum_gx_g = sum_gx_g + image[gx_x][gx_y].rgbtGreen *gx_mid;
                        sum_gx_b = sum_gx_b + image[gx_x][gx_y].rgbtBlue *gx_mid;
                        gx_mid = gx_mid + 2;
                    }
                }
            }
            temp_gxr[i][j] = sum_gx_r;
            temp_gxg[i][j] = sum_gx_g;
            temp_gxb[i][j] = sum_gx_b;
        }
    }

    // For Gy
    // Loop through all pixel
    for (int i = 0; i < height; i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < width; j++)
        {
            int sum_gy_r = 0;
            int sum_gy_g = 0;
            int sum_gy_b = 0;
            // for gy first and last row which is -1, 0, 1
            // for gy mid column which is -2, 0, 2
            int gy_left_right = -1;
            int gy_mid = -2;
            for (int x = -1; x < 2; x++)
            {

                for (int y = -1; y < 2; y++)
                {
                    int gy_x = i + x;
                    int gy_y = j + y;
                    // Skip corner cases
                    if ((gy_x < 0) || (gy_x > height - 1) || (gy_y < 0) || (gy_y > width - 1))
                    {
                        continue;
                    }
                    // if left or right col, * -1 , 0, 1
                    if (y == -1 || y == 1)
                    {
                        sum_gy_r = sum_gy_r + image[gy_x][gy_y].rgbtRed *gy_left_right;
                        sum_gy_g = sum_gy_g + image[gy_x][gy_y].rgbtGreen *gy_left_right;
                        sum_gy_b = sum_gy_b + image[gy_x][gy_y].rgbtBlue *gy_left_right;
                    }
                    if (y == 0)
                    // if mid col, * -2 , 0, 2
                    {
                        sum_gy_r = sum_gy_r + image[gy_x][gy_y].rgbtRed *gy_mid;
                        sum_gy_g = sum_gy_g + image[gy_x][gy_y].rgbtGreen *gy_mid;
                        sum_gy_b = sum_gy_b + image[gy_x][gy_y].rgbtBlue *gy_mid;
                    }
                }
                gy_left_right = gy_left_right +1;
                gy_mid = gy_mid +2;
            }
            temp_gyr[i][j] = sum_gy_r;
            temp_gyg[i][j] = sum_gy_g;
            temp_gyb[i][j] = sum_gy_b;
        }
    }
    //Copy temp_gx and temp_gy into temp
    for (int i = 0; i < height; i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < width; j++)
        {
            tempr[i][j] = round(sqrt((temp_gyr[i][j]*temp_gyr[i][j]) + (temp_gxr[i][j]*temp_gxr[i][j])));
            tempg[i][j] = round(sqrt((temp_gyg[i][j]*temp_gyg[i][j]) + (temp_gxg[i][j]*temp_gxg[i][j])));
            tempb[i][j] = round(sqrt((temp_gyb[i][j]*temp_gyb[i][j]) + (temp_gxb[i][j]*temp_gxb[i][j])));

            if (tempr[i][j] > 255)
            {
                tempr[i][j] = 255;
            }
            if (tempg[i][j] > 255)
            {
                tempg[i][j] = 255;
            }
            if (tempb[i][j] > 255)
            {
                tempb[i][j] = 255;
            }

            temp[i][j].rgbtRed = tempr[i][j];
            temp[i][j].rgbtGreen = tempg[i][j];
            temp[i][j].rgbtBlue = tempb[i][j];
        }

    }
    // copy temp into image
    for (int i = 0; i < height; i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < width; j++)
        {
            //copy all temp image RGB into original RGB
            image[i][j].rgbtBlue = temp[i][j].rgbtBlue;
            image[i][j].rgbtRed = temp[i][j].rgbtRed;
            image[i][j].rgbtGreen = temp[i][j].rgbtGreen;
        }
    }

    return;
}

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"In the autumn of 1966, at 17, I left Staten Island, New York to enter Lincoln University. I met my best friends who remain close to this day, almost 50 years later. My husband, 'Vic' (James), a scholarship basketball player, and I met that year, and married in January 69', and had four wonderfully successful, children. We were married 46 years. Our lives at LU were splendidly filled with school, basketball, football, and rich campus life activities. Lincoln opened up a world for us that began a remarkable life journey.
The spirit, mentorship and quality of education we received was invaluable. I went on to receive my Masters in Education from Lincoln and my PhD in Literacy from the University of Missouri. I currently work for the Alexandria City Public School system in Alexandria, VA. Vic began his professional journey from a corrections officer with the State of Missouri to the Chairman of the US Army Clemency and Parole Board in DC.
He was chairman for 30 years, before retiring due to illness. Despite all, he rarely missed an LU homecoming. Opportunities to see his teammates, visit the Athletic department and see the many individuals who contributed to his successful life were very important to him."
"We give back to Lincoln for the many gifts to our lives, as students, as well as alumni. My husband and I decided years ago, to leave a monetary gift to the institution we both loved and benefitted greatly from. We knew LU would use it to support future school and student endeavors. My husband passed away in 2014, but I know his legacy will continue to live on. I can never thank Lincoln enough for the impact they have made on our lives. " Dr. Beverly Vick, Class of 1970


Tax fraud is on the rise. It can have serious financial repercussions, and it can get you into a difficult bureaucratic cycle as you attempt to push through the murk and get the situation resolved. However, there are some simple tips you can follow to protect yourself from tax fraud.
Your social security number is the main tool someone could use to file a tax return without your knowledge. You should only give it out when it is an absolute necessity, such as when you need to help your employer fill out their records.
Never store tax forms in electronic form on your computer. If you must store them electronically, store them in a separate hard-drive or on a separate memory stick. The same applies to anything you happen to have your social security number on.
Many schemes involve criminals pretending to be tax professionals. They open up for business, gather personal information, and then they can submit tax returns on your behalf. Make sure the professional is reputable before you submit anything.
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Russia's annexation of Crimea after a snap referendum staged under military occupation has whetted some appetites in the Balkans, but has done no favours to the Scots, Catalans, Flemish and others seeking independence in Europe.
The leader of ethnic Serbs in Bosnia was quick to claim a precedent, asserting his autonomous Serb Republic's right to secede or at least turn the former Yugoslav republic into an even looser confederation.
By contrast, Western Europe's nationalists have distanced themselves from Crimea, concerned that the worst East-West crisis since the Cold War may give separatism a bad name.
"Catalonia is not Crimea," the government of the northeastern Spanish region declared last week after the central authorities in Madrid tried to link the two.
Catalan President Artur Mas wants to hold a referendum on Nov. 9 on independence from Spain, but Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has opposed any such vote as illegal.
"The Catalan situation could not be further from the Crimean one," the regional government said in a position paper circulated to the Madrid embassies of the 27 other European Union members. The Crimean referendum presented a "false choice" since it was an attempt to legitimise the annexation of the Black Sea peninsula from Ukraine, it argued.
Western governments, condemning Russian President Vladimir Putin's move to change borders in Europe by force as a violation of international law, have mostly rejected any linkage between Crimea and the independence movements on their continent.
But European diplomats say several governments quietly hope voters will note the political and economic difficulties raised by the break-up of nation states and will want to avoid such uncertainty. Separatists may be hoping that Crimea is largely forgotten by the time they hold a vote.
Nearly a century after U.S. President Woodrow Wilson introduced the right to self-determination into the lexicon of international governance after World War One, the implementation of that principle remains fraught with risk in Europe.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Britain had taken a morally superior path by agreeing a consensual process for a referendum on Scottish independence to be held on Sept. 18.
Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, leader of the Scottish National Party, tried to turn Kerry's statement against the British government. London has warned that an independent Scotland would have to reapply to join the EU and could not be sure of sharing the pound currency.
"Of course you lose all of that moral superiority in the democratic process if you then say, 'of course Scots have the right under this consensual process to vote for independence but then we will set about flinging them out of the EU, refusing to share sterling'. The whole argument dissolves," Salmond told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.
Spanish leaders, struggling to hold their country together and avoid any vote on Catalonia's future, have tried to harness public revulsion at Putin's action by drawing parallels between the two cases.
Crimea's vote on splitting from Ukraine and the proposed Catalan referendum on secession shared one crucial feature, Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo said last month. Both were unconstitutional.
Spain is unwilling to give any ground on Catalonia, fearful that allowing a self-rule vote or granting the region greater autonomy would encourage similar demands from the Basque Country and other regions with historic nationalist movements.
Catalan leader Mas has signalled he will not break the law and if blocked by the courts, he will turn the next Catalan election in 2016 into a de facto vote on independence instead.
Opinion polls show that public support for Catalonia to go it alone is running at about 50 percent, while in Scotland, most polls put opponents of self-rule in the lead. A TNS poll on March 25 showed 42 percent of Scots would reject independence, with 28 percent voting "Yes" and 28 percent undecided.
In Belgium, which holds a general election on the same day as EU-wide European Parliament elections on May 25, talk of prosperous Dutch-speaking Flanders breaking away from poorer French-speaking Wallonia has been muted for once.
The main Flemish nationalist N-VA party's big campaign issue is tax reform. It is focused more on reducing the amount taxpayers in Flanders pay to the federal government than on further steps to pull the country apart.
The extreme-right nationalist Vlaams Belang party, for its part, is more concerned with fighting "Muslim immigration."
Putin's action in Crimea has had the biggest echo in other breakaway regions of former Soviet republics where there are "frozen conflicts".
The parliamentary speaker of Transdniestria - a Russian-backed sliver of territory that split from Moldova in 1990, went to war with it in 1992 but did not win international recognition - appealed to Moscow to annex his area too.
In the Balkans, where most blood has been shed in Europe in the last quarter-century in the name of self-determination, the Crimean crisis has caused a new flurry of calls for a further "Balkanisation" or fragmentation of the region.
Kosovo's prime minister has rejected Russian leaders' comparisons of the situation in Crimea with his own country's separation from Serbia against Belgrade's wishes following NATO's military intervention in 1999.
Hashim Thaci, once the leader of ethnic Albanian guerrillas who fought to drive former Yugoslav forces out of Kosovo in 1998-99, said: "Under no circumstances can the Kosovo case be compared with the case of Crimea.
"Kosovo is a unique case. The international community intervened after the genocide by Serbia took place," he told Reuters in an interview. "We never demanded to leave one country and join another."
But Bosnia's Serbs see Crimea as an inspiration, and a vindication of their struggle for their own state or unification with Serbia.
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik immediately supported Crimea's referendum on joining Russia as "legitimate and democratic" and said the Serb Republic was watching closely the secessionist movements in Crimea, Catalonia and Scotland.
"We are monitoring them closely and will apply the best world practices when the time comes," Dodik told reporters during a late-March visit to Belgrade.
Serbia's new leaders, whose top priority is their own bid to join the prosperous EU, did nothing to encourage him.


Four years ago, Gabriele Stabile of CesuraLab went out to photograph in the airport hotels of New York, Newark, Chicago, Miami and Los Angeles – the five official US ports of entry for approved asylum seekers. The result The Refugee Hotel (originally The Refugee Motel) has been steadily added to since.
The Refugee Hotel recently achieved it's next phase by securing a pre-print agreement with McSweeney's and raising $6,000 on Kickstarter to publish a book.
This is a fascinating project about immigration because while the lives of the subjects are swept up in global politics, there's no possibility of them being caught up in the rhetoric of illegal immigration. Quite contrary, these are formerly persecuted people for whom the United States of America hold a real shot at stability.
Perhaps, Stabile's photographs are of nascent American dreams, or maybe they're simply the first images of American lives?
Stabile interviews with FADER and Miss Rosen.
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Q: Collision error So I have been just playing around with the HTML canvas element and I have come across a slight problem. When player(1) lands on player2, player2 shrinks then lands on top of player(1). I am not sure how this is happening and have looked around for help but just can't seem to get it working. Any help is appreciated :)

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
 <head>
 <meta charset="utf-8">
 <title>Battle</title>
 <style>
  #mycanvas {
   outline: 1px solid #000;
  }

 </style>
 </head>

 <body>
  <canvas id="mycanvas" width="1280" height="750"></canvas>
  <script type="text/javascript">

  window.cancelRequestAnimFrame = ( function() { return window.cancelAnimationFrame || window.webkitCancelRequestAnimationFrame || window.mozCancelRequestAnimationFrame || window.oCancelRequestAnimationFrame || window.msCancelRequestAnimationFrame || clearTimeout })();

   var canvas = document.getElementById("mycanvas");
   var ctx = canvas.getContext('2d');

   var gameLive = false;

   var init;

   var friction = 0.85;
   var gravity = 2;

   var Blue = 0;
   var Orange = 0;

   var keys = [];

   var player = {
    color: "#CBE86B",
    x: 50,
    y: 100,
    width: 50,
    height: 50,
    velX: 0,
    velY: 0,
    speed: 12,
    jumping: false,
    grounded: false,
    draw: function() {
     ctx.fillStyle = this.color;
     ctx.fillRect(this.x, this.y, this.width, this.height);
    }
   }

   var player2 = {
    color: "#F2E9E1",
    x: 1150,
    y: 100,
    width: 50,
    height: 50,
    velX: 0,
    velY: 0,
    speed: 12,
    jumping: false,
    grounded: false,
    draw: function() {
     ctx.fillStyle = this.color;
     ctx.fillRect(this.x, this.y, this.width, this.height);
    }
   }

   var background = {
    color: "#1C140D",
    width: canvas.width,
    height: canvas.height,
    draw: function() {
     ctx.fillStyle = this.color;
     ctx.fillRect(0,0,this.width, this.height);
    }
   }

   function update() {
    init = requestAnimationFrame(update);

    if (keys[68]) { // right
     if (player.velX < player.speed) {
     player.velX+=10;
     }
    }
    if (keys[65]) { // left
     if (player.velX > -player.speed) {
      player.velX-= 10;
     }
    }
    if (keys[87]) { // jump
     if (!player.jumping && player.grounded) {
      player.jumping = true;
      player.grounded = false;
      player.velY = -player.speed*4;
     }
    }
    if (keys[37]) { // left arrow
     if (player2.velX > -player2.speed) {
      player2.velX -= 10;
     }
    }
    if (keys[39]) {
     if (player2.velX < player2.speed) {
      player2.velX += 10;
     }
    }
    if (keys[38]) {
     if (!player2.jumping && player2.grounded) {
      player2.jumping = true;
      player2.grounded = false;
      player2.velY = -player2.speed * 4;
     }
    }
    if (keys[32]) {

    }

    //   Can you handle the gravity of this code bit

    player.velX *= friction;

    player.velY += gravity;

    player.x += player.velX;
    player.y += player.velY;

    player.grounded = false; // fix bounce off sides of platforms

    player2.velX *= friction;

    player2.velY += gravity;

    player2.x += player2.velX;
    player2.y += player2.velY;

    player2.grounded = false; // fix bounce off sides of platforms

    if(player.y > canvas.height  -player.height){
      player.y = canvas.height  - player.height;
      player.jumping = false;
      player.grounded = true;
    } else if (player.y <= 0 || player2.y <= 0) {
      player.y = 0;
      player.jumping = false;
      player.grounded = true;
    }

    if (player2.y > canvas.height  -player2.height){
      player2.y = canvas.height  - player2.height;
      player2.jumping = false;
      player2.grounded = true;
    } else if (player2.y <= 0) {
      player2.y = 0;
      player2.jumping = false;
      player2.grounded = true;
    }

     if (player.x >= canvas.width-player.width) {
      player.x = canvas.width-player.width;
      player.jumping = false;
      player.grounded = false;
    } else if (player.x <= 0) {
      player.x = 0;
      player.jumping = false;
      player.grounded = false;
    }

    if (player2.x >= canvas.width - player2.width) {
      player2.x = canvas.width-player.width;
      player2.jumping = false;
      player2.grounded = false;
    } else if (player2.x <= 0) {
      player2.x = 0;
      player2.jumping = false;
      player2.grounded = false;
    }

    var dur = colCheck(player2, player);

    if (dur === "l") { //actually right
       player.velX = 0;
       player2.velX = 0;
     } else if (dur === "r") { // actually left
       player.velX = 0;
       player2.velX = 0;
     } else if (dur === "b") { // top
       player.velY = 0;
       player2.velY = 0;
     } else if (dur === "t") { // bottom
       player.velY = 0;
       player2.velY = 0;
    }
    //                       Collision
    function colCheck(shapeA, shapeB) {
     // get the vectors to check against
     var vX = (shapeA.x + (shapeA.width / 2)) - (shapeB.x + (shapeB.width / 2)),
      vY = (shapeA.y + (shapeA.height / 2)) - (shapeB.y + (shapeB.height / 2)),
     // add the half widths and half heights of the objects
      hWidths = (shapeA.width / 2) + (shapeB.width / 2),
      hHeights = (shapeA.height / 2) + (shapeB.height / 2),
      colDir = null;

    // if the x and y vector are less than the half width or half height, they we must be inside the object, causing a collision
     if (Math.abs(vX) < hWidths && Math.abs(vY) < hHeights) {
    // figures out on which side we are colliding (top, bottom, left, or right)
     var oX = hWidths - Math.abs(vX),
      oY = hHeights - Math.abs(vY);
     if (oX >= oY) {
     if (vY > 0) {
      colDir = "t";
      shapeA.y += oY;
     } else {
      colDir = "b";
      shapeA.y -= oY;
     }
     } else {
      if (vX > 0) {
       colDir = "l";
       shapeA.x += oX;
     } else {
      colDir = "r";
      shapeA.x -= oX;
     }
    }
   }
    return colDir;
   }
    //                                                                                End Collision

    //if (Blue === 10 || Orange === 10) {
    // gameOver();
    //}

    canvas.width = canvas.width;
    background.draw();
    player2.draw();
    player.draw();

    function gameOver() {
    cancelRequestAnimFrame(init);
   }
   }
   update();

   document.body.addEventListener("keydown", function (e) {
     keys[e.keyCode] = true;
     e.preventDefault();
   });
   document.body.addEventListener("keyup", function (e) {
     keys[e.keyCode] = false;
     e.preventDefault();
   });
  </script>
 </body>
</html>


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When Kevin Knox scored a career high 31 points against the Philadelphia 76ers at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 13, shooting 12-23, in a 108-105 Knicks loss, the promise of the 19-year-old rookie was palpable.
From his promising performance in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas last July, the signs were evident that Knox, chosen ninth overall in the first round by the Knicks in last June's draft, possessed the tools to be a highly productive player in the years to come. But as the second youngest player in the league behind the Memphis Grizzlies Jaren Jackson Jr., who is also 19, Knox's physical maturity and knowledge of the NBA game were expected weaknesses that would reveal themselves on any given night.
Inconsistency was also anticipated and Knox's first year, like those of fellow Knicks rookies Mitchell Robinson and Allonzo Trier, has trended up and down. After a strong December in which he averaged 17.1 points per game and 34.9 minutes in 14 games, the 6-foot-9 Knox, who entered the draft after his freshman season at the University of Kentucky, struggled with his confidence and efficiency in late February and the early and middle stages of March, ending the month with an average of 12.9 points and seeing his minutes dip to 28.6 in 14 games.
But in his 10 games prior to facing the Orlando Magic on the road last night (Wednesday), Knox has put up 15.5 points per game, including 19 on Monday night at the Garden against the Chicago Bulls. Knicks head coach David Fizdale said Knox's game and growth have evolved.
Fizdale noted to a reporter, "He's knowing, exactly like you said, when to go, when not to go, what spots on the floor he can get his shots at, where his outlets are, when he doesn't have it or he doesn't have the home run play.
"You know, again, we're watching the growth of a 19-year-old. He won't be 20 for awhile [Aug. 11]. So I think he's just going to keep getting better and better." All things considered, the Knicks' trio of Knox, Robinson and Trier have comprised an encouraging rookie class.


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Alex Rădulescu (ur. 7 grudnia 1974 w Bukareszcie) – niemiecki tenisista pochodzenia rumuńskiego.

Kariera tenisowa
Karierę tenisową Rădulescu rozpoczął w 1992 roku.

W grze pojedynczej jego najlepszym wynikiem był finał zawodów rangi ATP World Tour w Ćennaju podczas edycji z 1997 roku. W turniejach wielkoszlemowych najdalej doszedł do ćwierćfinału Wimbledonu z 1996 roku, kiedy to przegrał pojedynek o półfinał z MaliVaim Washingtonem.

W rankingu singlowym Rădulescu najwyżej był na 51. miejscu (10 marca 1997), a w klasyfikacji deblowej na 184. pozycji (2 lutego 1998).

Finały w turniejach ATP World Tour

Gra pojedyncza (0–1)

Bibliografia

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Urodzeni w 1974

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using System.Collections;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;

namespace bv.model.Model.Core
{
		public delegate string  GetPermissionName(long permission);
		public interface ISecurityManager
		{
            int LogIn(string organization, string userName, string password, Action onBeforeLogin = null, Action onSuccess = null);
			int ChangePassword(string organization, string userName, string currentPassword, string newPassword);
			int SetPassword(object userID, string password);
			void LogOut();
			IDictionary<string, bool> GetPermissions(object userId);
			bool AccessGranted{
				get;
			}
		}
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Nowy Błędów – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie mazowieckim, w powiecie grójeckim, w gminie Błędów.

Nazwę wsi Nowy Błędów ustalono urzędowo 1 stycznia 2012.

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Norman R. Hayworth
December 3, 1933 ~ May 15, 2021
Born in: Pueblo, Colorado
Service for Norman R. Hayworth:
Video Tribute:
Norman Ray Hayworth, 87, of Pueblo, passed away on Saturday, May 15, 2021. Norman was born on December 3, 1933, to Leslie and Elizabeth Hayworth. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Beverly; children, Ken (Gina) Hayworth, Ron "Rudy" Hayworth, Sherri (John) Fitter, Bobby "Bunsin" (Jana) Hayworth; 3 granddaughters; 2 step-granddaughters; 1 great-granddaughter; 1 step-great-grandson; brother, Robert (Margery) Hayworth, and sister-in-laws, Nancy (Dwight) Dauphin and Wynona Hayworth. Norman served in the US Army from 1953 to 1956 and rose to the rank of SP2 before his honorable discharge. Norman worked at Perfect Circle Division of Dana Corp as a tool designer before accepting a teaching position at Southern Colorado State College in 1965. He founded Precision Hydraulics 10 years later and Empire Fluid Power in 1993. Norman loved solving problems and helping people. His greatest joy, however, was cultivating friendships and the love of his family. Norman's sense of humor, brilliant mind, loyalty and devotion will be greatly missed.
The family would like to express their gratitude to the staff at Chateau at Sharmar Village and Centercare Hospice for their care and compassion in caring for Norman.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the American Legion Post No. 2, 701 West 9th St., Pueblo, CO 81003. Visitation will be from 5 – 7 p.m. Thursday, May 20, in the Montgomery & Steward Chapel. Friends are encouraged to view his private service at 1 p.m. Friday, May 21, 2021, at https://www.montgomerysteward.com/obits/norman-r-hayworth/
Funeral Service: May 21, 2021 1:00 pm
Video Streaming of Service
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Randall Johannes says:
I just heard that we lost Norman on May 15th. He and my father (lost on May 17th, 2020) were the best of friends. I'm sure they are together in heaven looking down at us now. Rest In Peace and condolences to your family as you are missed. Randy Johannes
Michael Menor says:
What a special friend he was always willing to help, RIP Norm!
John Vukich says:
My condolences and prayers for Norms family. Norm was a college professor of mine and a friend since then. Always willing to help others and with a smile on his face. Rest in Peace Norm.
Robert and Margie Hayworth says:
How blessed are we to have been able to join with the family and friends in remembering brother Norm via video. What a beautiful service it was. The video of Norm's life was a work of art and truly captured the loving man he was and the wonderful life he led. Many thanks to all who helped in creating this forever tribute. Our prayers are with Bev, Kenny, Ronnie, Sherrie, Bobby and all who loved Norm and carry him in their heart.
Rest In Peace Brother Norm
Gordon and Helen Murley says:
Bev and Family,
We are so sorry for your loss and are searching for words that may comfort all of you. Norman loved his family and Pueblo. He always welcomed everyone with a smile and enjoyed sharing his expertise with many over the years. As you gather together may you remember all the wonderful times you shared. Keeping all of you in our thoughts and prayers.
With sincere sympathy,
Dr. Gordon and Helen Murley
Betty Lind says:
Betty Lind , I am so sorry to hear of Norm's passing. He was a dear friend to my husband for many years.
Lucille Nastri says:
We only new Norm for a few years, but he meant the most to my husband Ron
Kristen Capps says:
Rest in peace, Uncle Norman!
My sincerest condolences! He will be deeply missed, never forgotten!
Condolences to the family. You will never be forgotten and forever missed. Thank you for all that you have done.
Rich Compton says:
Norm was a great friend through many years of working and playing together. He was always fun to be around.
My condolences to Beverly and the rest of the family.
Fred Geremia says:
This is very sad new we've lost a very smart intelligent man, a man that would go out of his way to ask about your life , family and health! Always willing to go out he way to help. The world can not afford to loose men like this. I'm sure God has something for Norm to fix in heaven! God bless this family!
Awww, Freddy! I love that he can carry all his talents with him. If Heaven's gate is hydraulic, Norm's the man to keep it running.
Jeff Van Auken says:
I was saddened to learn of Norm's passing. My prayers for the family.
Lois Conatore-Houpe says:
Dearest Beverly, Kenny, Gina and Family,
My deepest condolences and my thoughts and memories are with you. When still attending Pueblo Christian Center, you were among the most welcoming toward me and, though time and life journeys have distanced us, you remain in my heart and treasure of wonderful people I've known. I'm sad for your loss and want to extend my heartfelt love to you. May you be comforted and strengthened in unity through this hard time. God's peace and comforting Spirit surround you. Your husband, dad, grandpa, brother, uncle and friend was a wonderful, wonderful man.
Sincere sympathy,
Lois Conatore-Houpe
Sincere sympathy to the Hayworth family.
Bill Yalotz says:
My prayers and condolences for Norm and all his family and friends at this difficult time.
Sid Craddock says:
Norm was a good friend for many years, he will be missed! My condolences to Beverly (friend since kindergarten at Carlile), Ken and other children and family.
Gary Dionese says:
Gary Dionese
Rest in peace Norm.
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Friday Lightning Round: Holder's Future
Panel sums up in this week's hot topics
This is a rush transcript from "Special Report," October 7, 2011. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
BRET BAIER, ANCHOR: Every week viewers vote in your choice online. In this our Friday Lightning round poll. This we ek, Holder's future, the attorney general's future won with 50 percent of the votes. We're back with the panel. We're going to start, however, with the ten year anniversary of Afghanistan and we'll come to the attorney general in just a moment. Ten years ago today the war started in Afghanistan. Pro gress made and what lies ahead? Some thoughts down the road.
JONAH GOLDBERG, AT LARGE EDITOR, NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE: I think you can point to real progress but not nearly enough. I think that Charles -- in whose seat I'm in tonight --
BAIER: Do you feel the power?
GOLDBERG: I do. It's an august coursing through me. I think that he is basically right, that basically we're there trying to basically prop up and keep our eye on Pakistan, which is the real national security hotbed at this point.
BAIER: Kirsten?
KIRSTEN POWERS, COLUMNIST, NEW YORK POST: Right. Well, it's not a safe haven for Al Qaeda. They're in Pakistan. Public sentiment is completely against the war. An ABC News poll out today, 60 percent of Americans are against it. Pew poll, even half of post-9/11 veterans are against it. So I think that, you know, I frankly don't see this being that much of a success, because when we leave, the place is almost definitely going to fall apart. So I don't know how much you call that a success.
BAIER: David?
DAVID DRUCKER, ROLL CALL: And if she is right, and terrorist groups are able to reconstitute there and in the future there are attacks launched from there, it will then be a problem. The decision to pull out, prematurely, according to some in the military, will turn out to have been a bad decision, we're just not gonna know yet.
BAIER: Operation Fast and Furious causing problems, obviously, for the attorney general. Here is what the president said yesterday.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: I have complete confidence in Attorney General Holder, in how he handles his office. He has indicated that he was not aware of what was happening in Fast and Furious. Certainly, I was not.
SEN. JOHN CORNYN, R-TX: As long as they continue to stonewall this thing and not come forward with a full explanation, this is not -- the story is not going to go away. And like so much of what happens on Capitol Hill, it's not the original offense, it's the cover-up that causes so much problem.
BAIER: Late today, another document dump. A letter from the attorney general to this committee investigating saying I have no recollection of knowing about Fast and Furious or of hearing its name prior to the public controversy about it. He says he receives hundreds of pages of so-called weekly reports, and e-mails have surfaced about those reports.
The oversight committee put out a statement, saying, "If the attorney general had said these things five months ago when Congress asked him about Operation Fast and Furious, it might have been more believable...however, it's hard to take at face value" and it goes on. David, where is this headed?
DRUCKER: Well we'll find out. I think Obama really values Holder and so I don't think he is going anywhere unless he becomes a true liability. Next year is a re-election year. They're not gonna keep Holder to dump Obama.
POWERS: Yeah, the chances of Holder going are very low unless there is some sort of smoking gun. It's interesting that he said he doesn't recall hearing its name. So, ya know it may be that he was briefed on it but they didn't call it Fast and Furious. The overriding problem is that they have constantly contradicted themselves or given out bad information on this from the very beginning so it sort of makes everything they say a little unbelievable.
GOLDBERG: Ya know, Kirsten says, I know she is being figurative when she said there is no smoking gun, but literally there was a smoking gun, actually there were thousands of them. And unlike Solyndra unlike a lot of these things actual people have died, including an American border agent. That should be a bigger scandal than it is. And it's interesting how this has, in some ways, become Washington-ified. If, ya know -- we were giving guns to drug cartels. That is a really bad policy that has now been covered up and is all about this inside Washington game. I think Kirsten is absolutely right on the politics of it. The moment Holder becomes a problem for Obama's re-elect he is gone. But Obama has got much bigger problems right now.
BAIER: So before the election does he stay or go?
GOLDBERG: I bet he goes before the election.
POWERS: Well, based on what we have now he stays, unless something new comes out.
DRUCKER: If this doesn't go away, he is gone.
BAIER: OK, very quickly, 15 years ago, Fox News Channel started. What about our impact?
DRUCKER: Well, Bret, I just want to say the first time I caught "Special Report" on TV I actually thought it was like a network special report that you used to get on NBC, ABC, they'd break in, ya know, primetime, we bombed somebody. And I keep waiting for the news, like what is the special report? And I realized -- oh, no, it's a show.
DRUCKER: And clearly I kept watching. And now I'm on the show and I really enjoy the show. But I think it's always good for journalists when we have competition. So the more outlets you have going after things, the better is it for people that are interested in news getting out there, news of any kind.
BAIER: We're going to leave it at David's wise words. That's it for panel. But stay tuned for a look back at 15 years of Fox News Channel.


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Q: MVC5 Change Database and Entity Model Classes dynamically I am able to switch between the databases dynamically by using following code:
public MyEntities() : base("name=MyEntities")
{
}

But this still uses the old Model classes. I read somewhere that the model classes should be same in order to switch to different databases. But I particularly need to change/reload the model classes each time the database changes.
FYI, I need to do this because the development database schema keeps on changing while the Stage and Production are quite stable. Since the Models are generated using Development database hence they are different than Production/Stage classes.

A: The short version is that you're thinking about it incorrectly. You can't just point your connection string to a DB with a different schema: it doesn't work that way, and would break all your code if it did. You need to keep your code schema in sync with your DB schema. If you really have (say) three different database schemas that you need to talk to at the same time, you need three different code schemas.
In other words, if you're working on some code that's supposed to run against your local dev DB, which has a different schema than your production DB, you can't just change the connection string and point it to the production DB. It won't run, and it shouldn't.
If you really need to run/write/debug code against the production DB in that scenario, you should have a "Production" (or Master) branch which has the correct code schema matching the production DB schema, and switch over to that branch when writing that sort of code (say, for a patch or something). Then, when you've submitted the patch to master, you can merge that commit back into your development branch, and carry on.


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Leesweb is een Belgische vereniging die het lezen van literatuur promoot. De organisatie begeleidt leesgroepen en organiseert workshops, vormingscursussen, poëzie-ateliers en leesbevorderingsprojecten. Leesweb biedt ook publicaties aan: lesmappen, werkmappen over auteurs, keuzelijsten met een selectie van boeken rond een bepaald thema.

Geschiedenis

Bibliotheekvereniging
De historische rechtsvoorganger van Leesweb was een vereniging die in 1922/1923 werd opgericht door de Vlaamse priester Joris Baers (1888-1975) als 'Algemeen Secretariaat voor Katholieke Boekerijen' (ASKB). In 1921 was de wet Destrée met betrekking tot de openbare bibliotheken goedgekeurd en in april 1922 vroeg kardinaal Mercier Baers het katholieke bibliotheekwezen in Vlaanderen te organiseren. Baers, die onderpastoor was in de Sint-Michielsparochie te Antwerpen, bouwde de bescheiden parochiebibliotheek uit tot een centrale modelbibliotheek en trok naar talloze parochies om er nieuwe bibliotheken te stichten of de kwaliteit van bestaande bibliotheken te verbeteren. Om het lezerspubliek voor te lichten over de literaire, wetenschappelijke en morele waarde van boeken startte hij in 1923 met het bibliografisch tijdschrift Boekengids en werd hij in 1934 redacteur van het Lectuurrepertorium. Met het ASKB nam hij diverse opleidingsinitiatieven om de opvoedkundige taak van de bibliothecaris te ondersteunen. Hij ontwierp ook het pedagogisch plaatsingsstelsel voor de katholieke openbare bibliotheken.

Baers werd opgevolgd als directeur en hoofdredacteur door Victor Geerts (1955-1958) en vervolgens door Xavier De Win (1958-1970). Bij diens vertrek werd de naam van de vereniging gewijzigd in 'Katholiek Centrum voor Lectuurinformatie en Bibliotheekvoorziening' (KCLB).

Leesbevorderingsorganisatie
De invoering van het bibliotheekdecreet in 1978 door CVP-minister Rika De Backer luidde het einde in van het katholiek bibliotheekwezen in Vlaanderen. In 1982 veranderde de vereniging de naam in 'Katholiek Centrum voor Lectuurinformatie en Bibliotheekwerk' en in 2003 in 'Leesweb'. Leesweb ruilde haar oorspronkelijke opdracht van bibliotheekvereniging in voor die van leesbevorderingsorganisatie.

Literatuur
Ludo Simons, Algemeen Secretariaat voor Katholieke Boekerijen (ASKB), in: NEVB Online (geraadpleegd 15 januari 2021)

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www.leesweb.org

Bibliotheekwezen
Literatuurpromotie
Katholieke vereniging in België


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Home » Budget Industry » House Armed Services Committee Looking At 25-30 Year Pace For Reaching 355 Ship Navy
House Armed Services Committee Looking At 25-30 Year Pace For Reaching 355 Ship Navy
Newport News Shipbuilding placed a 900-ton superlift into dry dock, continuing construction of the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79). Nearly 90 lifts have been placed in the dock and joined together since the ship's keel was laid in August 2015. Newport News Shipbuilding photo.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The chairman of the House Armed Services seapower and projection forces subcommittee believes the Navy can reach a 355-ship fleet in the 25- to 30-year timeframe, given industrial base capacity and expected funding levels.
Rep. Rob Wittman (R-Va.) told USNI News today that, based on a Congressional Budget Office report, achieving a 355-ship fleet in under 20 years would be impossible due to industrial base capacity, and so the question for lawmakers is now whether they want to aim for a 20-, 25- or 30-year track.
"I believe that we can truly send that signal (to industry) and we can get that production ramped up to where we can get to 355 I think somewhere in the 25- to 30-year timeframe," Wittman said at an event cohosted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies and the U.S. Naval Institute.
After the event, he told USNI News that spending an additional $5 to $6 billion a year above recent averages for shipbuilding would get the Navy to 355 ships in 25 years. While he would like to speed up that timeline a bit, the reality of continuing resolutions, budget caps and other political hurdles may slow the shipbuilding spree to a 25- to 30-year pace instead.
"I would like to see us move to the left, but I think it begs the question more fundamentally, this is the track upon which we need to dedicate resources, and if we want to get there more quickly we need to dedicate additional resources, but there's a certain point where even if we dedicate additional resources you can't get there because you don't have the capacity in the industry," he said.
During the event, Wittman said the Fiscal Year 2018 National Defense Authorization Act would be an important step in setting this pace for the Navy's buildup.
"For us, being able to set the proper glide path to get to 355, we need to understand what capacity is in the industry; how much is there; what can they build; how do we make sure that we create the certainty where the industry is willing to invest or willing to make the commitment; say, yes this is serious, this isn't going to be a one- or two-year endeavor, this is going to be done over a long period of time," he said.
"So our charge this year with the NDAA is to as aggressively as we can begin that glide path to 355. And I think you have to send that signal, I think you have to look at where can we get industry to start to crank up that effort. It won't necessarily reveal itself in additional ships in the immediate year … but we're going to have to push the issue early on."
Rep. Joe Courtney (D-Conn.), the ranking member of the seapower subcommittee, said at the same event that Congress can do more to help the Navy and industry get to 355 more quickly and efficiently. Citing the National Sea-based Deterrence Fund – a pot of money that funds ballistic-missile submarine construction and allows contracting authorities such as multi-year procurement, continuous production and cross-class procurement between the boomers, attack submarines and aircraft carriers – Courtney said the fund is "the real poster child in terms of really promoting these efficient authorities" to reduce the time and cost of shipbuilding.
He said he would spend this year "challenging the appropriators and some of the folks at the Pentagon to really break out of the annual budget system of appropriating and authorizing ship construction and … look at more multi-year approaches. It just creates tremendous opportunities for efficiencies, continuous production, which is a great way to help the supply chain."
Though the House and Senate appropriations committees initially pushed back strongly against the National Sea-based Deterrence Fund, as it took away their annual control over shipbuilding spending, Courtney said lawmakers "almost they have no choice" if they want to get to 355 ships in this budget environment.
In addition to cost savings, Courtney said the fund would create schedule benefits as well. Wittman said there had been "just a few hiccups with the Columbia class" – referencing old and recent delays on the new boomer program, which has now eaten away all its schedule margin and must stick closely to its schedule to avoid the first-in-class Columbia missing its first scheduled deployment. Courtney said in response that "the Sea-based Deterrence Fund efficiencies that we got authorized really still haven't been sort of factored in totally in terms of the Navy's (schedule) projections. I actually think that if they really embrace those authorities and implement them, we could even buy back some time in terms of schedule for Columbia construction."
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Phnom Penh, Tuol Sleng and the killing fields.
To understand Cambodia and it's people more we knew we had to go to Tuol Sleng prison and the killing fields. It's one of the darkest periods in world history let alone Cambodian, with nations turning a blind eye to the fact that an estimated 3 million people were killed during the Khmer Rouge leadership. That warped communist ruling of Pol Pots lasted for four years. That's a lot of death in a short period of time.
The prison is one of many that existed across Cambodia, in an society fearful of everyone and everything thousands of people were accused of being double agents, U.S. spies and rebels. Even members of his own regime were sent to the prison. It was formerly a school, but the regime abolished education and religion.
At the prison men, women and even children were tortured till they got a confession, slung into tiny cells and eventually sent to the killing fields.
It was horrific, but I'm not going to go into details, because I read a few blogs etc about the prison and the killing fields and I think it almost de-sensitized me to it. I knew what to expect so it maybe wasn't as shocking. It still had me welling up, especially when I read the few survivors stories, including one man who almost had a happy ending only for it to be taken from his grasp.
After spending a couple of hours there our tuk tuk driver Simon appeared and took us to the killing fields, about 40 minutes away. I'd read that the journey was pretty bad on dodgy roads but it was alright, maybe the excitement of being back in a tuk tuk meant I didn't notice.
We got to the killing fields and switched the audio tape you're given on. You walk around and Cambodian survivor of the genocide narrates the awful things that happened here, where they found almost 9000 bodies in shallow graves when the Vietnamese ousted the regime.
It's such a still place, no one spoke as they walked round over regular ground past unassuming trees, then you start each story and it becomes worse and worse. From the chemicals they used in the mass graves to hide the smell and make sure the people were definitely dead, to the communist liberation music they played at night to muffle the sounds of the dying.
As you walk along you see rags and some bones coming out of the ground, giving you a stark reminder of what lies beneath. I was literally crying the whole way round, especially at the stories of what people endured through the regime.
Certain moments you genuinely cannot fathom how man can be so callous and evil. It ends with the skulls of the victims being held in giant glass case, housed within a monument to ensure that no one in Cambodia ever forgets what happened and why.
I think one of the worst parts of the tour were Swedish visitors who got totally duped into thinking nothing was going on, and if anything communism was working here. They even tried to dispel refugee accounts as lies. Out of four delegates only one admits that what went on was despicable.
The other part was how the west ignored what was happening, at the war museum and here they talk about how what really happened might prevent the rest of the world ignoring atrocities but unfortunately we see even today they uncaring mentality of humans.
After this we needed cheering up, so we headed back with Simon and I investigated a nearby tattoo place for hygiene and cleanliness, passing the inspection and having great reviews online I went for it. Opting for a Cambodian Dragon with a folk tale detailed around it.
One and a half hours of excruciating pain later and I had a new tattoo! It was well done and I love how it has come out, the other tattoos I had were nothing compared to this. I think because it was on the ribs and sensitive skin it hurt a lot more.
Feeling sore but happy with the outcome I went to meet the others and we went in search of Cambodian Bbq.
We actually found a place pretty quickly! It was on the river and for $15 we got a selection of greens, rice noodles, and meat including beef, pork, chicken, fish, squid, prawns and frog!
The guy set it all up on a gas stove on the table, filled the outside of the dish with stock and greens, then started rubbing a lump of pork fat over the centre. I couldn't wait! The waiter added various meats and some butter and we watched the juices spilling into the broth.
We started filling our bowls up with the broth as the meat sizzled and spat in the middle. Once the meat was done we had a gorgeous sauce to dip it in.
After tucking into most of the meats and noodle broth the grande finale was here, frog legs! I've had them before in Paris but wasn't that fussed, they're just like a less flavoursome and smaller chicken wing.
The others had never tried it and tentatively poked and prodded it before nibbling away, it was a success! No one loved it but it tasted fine.
We were still craving something more but the dessert menu wasn't great so we went back to rainbow bar for more drinks, on the way there was a huge bang, Leia looked like she thought the apocalypse was coming but as we rounded a corner we saw it was fireworks in celebration of independence day. They were really good and went on for ages. It was lovely being by the river watching these colours explode and cascade through the sky.
Once we were some we were warmly welcomed back at the bar as Liam spent the night being a dj at the computer while Leia and I ate mounds of spicy peanuts and drank a few too many beers.
It was fun but the few bars we've been to in Cambodia have all been a little creepy, too many money laden western men wanting an easy time with pretty young Cambodians.
After getting slightly lost and seeing a local being sick and looking very much worse for wear we made it back to the hotel and passed out.
← Phnom Penh and eating pizza in a tropical storm.


CHICAGO -- Residents in the Bucktown neighborhood in Chicago are on alert after a man apparently broke into a home and watched the couple as they slept on the couch, according to WGN.
Surveillance video captured the man inside the home early Monday morning. Jack Mackercher and his girlfriend fell asleep on the couch and were unaware an intruder was roaming around upstairs.
The video shows the intruder lurking at the top of the stairs while the couple slept downstairs. The man was inside the home for 15 minutes, at one point stopping to watch television before leaving.
When Mackercher's girlfriend noticed her purse missing the next morning, they checked the surveillance video. The couple believes the man entered the home through an unlocked sliding door in the master bedroom.
Detectives are investigating this case and similar cases in the area.


The Raz*War's idea was born in the mind of Pierre De Nayer who was feeling like he was being robbed every time he bought razor blades at the supermarket.
He believes everyone who shaves should be able to do so at an affordable price with the high level of quality the skin deserves.
Well the warm weather has set in and that means one thing, shaving those hairy winter legs. There are so many razors on the market that it can get overwhelming as the consumer. RazWar is super convient- its a razor subscription so your razors will come strait to your front door. No more standing in the isle wondering what razor cartridge you need to buy. RazWar has several different package's to choose from.
I got this neat trio of razors and they worked well. My husband got one too and I have not heard any complaints from him. I like the convenient carrying case for each razor. With kids around its nice to have a little more protection from the sharp blades.


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To demonstrate how 3D-printing technology can potentially revolutionize the built environment by reducing cost, time and environmental impact, the Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) embarked on designing and building the world's first fully functioning 3D-printed building in 2016.
Today, the "Office of the Future" is situated on the campus of Dubai's "Museum of the Future" and helps to highlight Dubai's goal to become the global hub of 3D printing by 2030.
Syska Dubai, Chicago and Shanghai proudly partnered with Gensler, Thornton Tomasetti and international consultants to design, print, assemble and fit out this modern workplace. The complicated nature of 3D-printed construction requires a fundamentally different approach to MEP engineering and lighting design.
The "Office of the Future" boasts 2,691-sf of flexible space designed to foster communication and collaboration and provide ample room for exhibitions and other events. Because 3D technology hadn't yet been used in construction, we worked with the local authorities to help establish and approve our plans. The result was a smarter building that reduced energy consumption with:
Energy-efficient HVAC variable refrigerant volume (VRV) systems.
Responsive LED lighting.
Solar shading to protect from direct sunlight and keep the building cool.
Tree-shaded outdoor garden deck.
Construction was done with the world's largest 3D printer—20 ft tall, 120 ft long, and 40 ft wide—which used a robotic arm to layer three unique innovative materials. The floors, wall and ceiling were printed layer-by-layer in 17 unique 2D modules, which were then cut in half, shipped to Dubai, and then assembled on site.
From start to finish, construction took only 17 days and required only 18 team members. Compared to a conventional building of similar size, the production time, construction waste and labor costs were all cut by more than 50 percent.
The "Office of the Future" is a proof-of-concept example of how 3D printing has the potential to permanently transform the way we build, work and live.
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Home|Publications|St Anselm's Lament: Digital Edition|Robert Thornton's Lyrics|Trevet on Boethius
Middle English and Anglo-Latin Literature // Manuscript Studies // Commentary
/ Andrew Kraebel
Trevet on Boethius
Nicholas Trevet OP (d. ca. 1334) was one of the premier intellectuals of late medieval England--and, indeed, among the most inventive commentators of the European Middle Ages. Not that Trevet's methods--the careful parsing of his source text, with reference to its literary features and relevant intertexts--were particularly new. These were, indeed, the basis of textual commentary throughout the Middle Ages, applying the model of Servius to a range of authoritative secular writings and, especially, the canon of Scripture. Instead, Trevet innovated in the texts he chose to gloss. He was the first post-classical scholar to gloss Livy, the tragedies of Seneca the Younger, and the Declamations of Seneca the Elder, and he was the first medieval commentator to gloss Augustine's City of God. Unaware of the only previous gloss on Jerome's Hebraicum translation of the Psalter, by Herbert of Bosham, Trevet produced his own commentary on that text as well.
Certainly, he cannot claim to have been the first to gloss Boethius's Consolation of Philosophy, a particularly authoritative and well-studied source throughout the Middle Ages, but his commentary became, arguably, the standard reference work on that text over the course of the fourteenth century, drawn on by Chaucer and, indeed, by other interested readers on either side of the Reformation.
No edition of Trevet's commentary on the Consolation has been published, but one was prepared by the late E. T. Silk, Professor of Classics at Yale University from 1929 until his retirement 1970. Professor Silk's typescript is made available here as a series of OCR'd PDFs, in line with his widow's wishes that this valuable undertaking be of use to medievalists. It is hoped that these files will encourage and support more work on Trevet, both as a source for other writers and as an important witness to trends in medieval literary criticism and the scholastic commentary tradition.
Editor's Preface – Trevet's Prologue
Book 1 – Book 2 – Book 3 – Book 4 – Book 5
The work of scanning the typescript was carried out by myself, in conjunction with Alastair Minnis, who further explains the significance of Silk's work and the dissemination of hardcopies of the edition. Of the eight manuscripts used in Silk's edition, a digitization of the microfilm of Paris BnF lat. 18424 (P), has been posted on gallica.bnf.fr, and this can be used to check his text where necessary. Some photographs of BodL Rawl. G 187 (R) are also available on the Bodleian's Luna page.
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Maclaren is one of the most famous names in motor racing and has often been a dominant force in Formula 1. The team has helped some of the racing greats to a string of world championship titles and has won many constructor titles as well. In recent years, however, the team has struggled against the dominant Red Bull Racing and Mercedes teams and the new season sees them at an all time low.
Hopes where high due to a renewed partnership with engine manufacturer Honda and the signing of driver Fernando Alonso, who is widely considered one of the best drivers of recent years. Sadly though, the team has struggled to finish races due to reliability issues and though both Alonso and team mate Jenson Button are up beat about the cars handling, the Honda hybrid engine is way off the pace of the Mercedes and Ferrari power plants.
It's been said that when Ferrari make a great road car the F1 team struggles and perhaps this points to the source of Maclarens problems. The company has successfully broken into the lucrative super car market in the last few years and perhaps its this shift of focus that's prevented the team from making the kind of turn around that's been seen at Ferrari.
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We're thrilled to bring this special version of Google Play Music to Samsung customers anywhere, and we look forward to bringing the best music experience to your Samsung device. Together, we're committed to delivering the perfect soundtrack to make your everyday moments better.