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Артемий (ум. ок. 1575) — русский и литовский православный церковный деятель и  XVI века, приверженец нестяжателей, выступавший против иосифлян. Впоследствии — автор серии православных апологетических произведений против кальвинизма и социнианства.

Биография

Ранняя биография
Дата и место рождения, как и ранние годы жизни старца Артемия неизвестны. Иными исследователями утверждается, что он — выходец с Псковщины, родился в начале XVI века. Принял постриг на Вологодчине, «от рук» Корнилия Комельского. Согласно некоторым авторам,
до пострижения Артемий жил в городе. Так, в его списке «Постнических словес» Василия Великого к нижней доске переплета приклеен лист с отрывком текста. Это автограф Артемия — автобиографического запись личного содержания, где говорится от первого лица: «…оставих бо еже в граде пребывание яко тмам злых повинно…». По-видимому, именно нестяжательские убеждения вынудили его покинуть Корнилиев монастырь, обладавший земельными владениями. Впоследствии он говорил о спорах с иноками Корнилиева монастыря: «А говорил есми им о том явственно, коли звали мене в Корнилиев». С благословения преподобного Корнилия, в 1536 году он поселился неподалёку от Кирилло-Белозерского монастыря, в Порфириевой пустыни.

В 1548 году монахи Корнильева монастыря, ценившие своего постриженника, пригласили Артемия по смерти преподобного к себе в настоятели. Приверженец нестяжательских взглядов, проповедовал нравственное самоусовершенствование, делая акцент на исполнении заповедей Господних. Поощрял тягу к знаниям, терпимость к еретикам. Хорошо зная богословие, в своих взглядах он не отступал от церковных догматов. Находясь в пустыни, переписал с разных списков «Постнические словеса» свт. Василия Великого. Богословски хорошо образованный, Артемий отличался немалой любознательностью, был признанным лидером так называемой «второй волны нестяжателей».

Московский период
В 1551 году был вызван государем в Москву и поселен в Чудовом монастыре. Идея вызвать известного инока-нестяжателя принадлежала, по всей видимости, Сильвестру. Здесь он был подвергнут проверке и признан весьма сведущим в Писании. Вскоре он был поставлен игуменом Троице-Сергиева монастыря; такая резкая смена деятельности Артемия была связана, по мнению ряда исследователей, с намерением Ивана IV поставить перед Стоглавым собором вопрос о секуляризации монастырских земель: готовясь к проведению этой важной меры, царь нуждался в единомышленниках. Однако, буквально через несколько месяцев — по Карташёву, через шесть с половиной — в июле, его покинул, как потом сказал о нём Сильвестр:

не по мнозе времени Артемий игуменство оставил за свою совесть и отыде в пустыню.

Точная причина такого шага неизвестна. Предполагают, что связано это с вопросом о монастырских землевладениях и разногласиями с иосифлянами.
Духовник же Башкина Симеон сообщал, что, по его мнению, Артемий ушёл с поста настоятеля лавры по следующим мотивам:

Побыл на игуменстве, и он видит, что душе его не в пользу игуменство, и того ради игуменство оставил, хочет себе внимати, чтобы от Бога не погибнути душею и Христовы заповеди совершити и евангельския и апостольския и от своею руку питатись, пищею и одежею доволитися

По меньшей мере князь А. М. Курбский пишет, что Артемий ушёл из-за «многаго ради мятежу и любостяжательных… мнихов».

Дело Башкина. Изгнание. Бегство
В 1553 года Артемия вызвали в Москву на церковный собор как свидетеля и образованного богослова по делу Матвея Башкина. Однако сам Башкин, а затем ещё шестеро оговорили его как своего сообщника. Артемий, узнав в чём дело, не желая спорить, тайно покинул Москву и отправился в Белозерье, в свою Порфириеву пустынь, чем вызвал против себя ещё большие подозрения. Артемия вернули в столицу. Башкин, обвиняя Артемия, утверждал, что тот якобы отрицал поклонение святым иконам, не признавал таинства Евхаристии, предание святых отцов и тому подобное. Бывший игумен Ферапонтова монастыря Нектарий тоже обвинял его во многом, в частности в нехранении поста (ел рыбу в святую четыредесятницу), в сношении с латинянами, в богохульных и еретических речах; однако же, еретические речи не подтвердил ни один из указанных Нектарием свидетелей. Многие же обвинения были основаны на неверно понятых артемиевых высказываниях. В конце концов Артемий сознался в иных грехах (в блуде), которые он, как выяснилось, утаил при поставлении его Троицким игуменом. При этом он утверждал, что скрыть грехи ему советовал его духовник. И хоть еретичество учёного старца не было доказано, но за его неосторожные речи, за иные вскрывшиеся согрешения он был извержен из сана, отстранён от причастия до полного покаяния и сослан в Соловецкий монастырь под наблюдение игумена. Материалы этого дела долги до нас и были опубликованы в 1836 году в числе других документов, изученных Археографической экспедицией.

Игуменом Соловецкого монастыря в это время был Филипп (Колычев). Впрочем, владыка к опальному старцу отнёсся благосклонно и сильно его не стеснял. Тем не менее, вскоре, неизвестным путём Артемий бежал, появившись на слуху уже, будучи в Великом княжестве Литовском. Там он прослыл защитником Православия, о чём свидетельствуют написанные им в Литве девять посланий, характеризующиеся высоким уровнем апологетической мысли.

В Литве Артемий сначала жил в Витебске, затем в Слуцке при дворе князя Юрия Юрьевича Олельковича, где учил богословию в школе. Выступал против католичества и лютеранства, занимался переводом религиозных книг на церковнославянский язык.

Датировка смерти
Умер не позднее 1575 года, согласно упоминаниям князя Курбского в его письме к Кадиану Чаплию:

«а мы, господине, тако не обыкли; но яко научихомся от древних святых писаний, також и от живых учителей наших: Максима многострадальнаго и от Артемия отца, новаго исповедника».

Учитывая тот факт, что Курбский знал, что Максим Грек мёртв уже более 20 лет на момент написания этих строк, и, тем не менее, причислил обоих монахов к «живым учителям нашим» в явно воспоминаниях, Курбский писал об умершем человеке.

Культурное и литературное наследие

Духовное влияние
В период эмиграции Артемия православная Литва переживала, по словам со-эмигранта князя Курбского, «глад духовный»: преодолевая кризис церковнославянской культуры, одновременно она испытывала мощное духовное и культурное давление со стороны протестантизма и католичества. Отвечая на нужды общества и церкви Литвы, Артемий обращал свою проповедь к единомышленникам в вере, укрепляя их в истинности Православия и разъясняя церковные догматы. Решая эти же задачи, он явился автором посланий скарбному княжества Литовского Ивану Семеновичу Зарецкому, князю Чарторыйскому и написал «послание ко князю», возможно, всё тому же Курбскому. Также, из-за своего авторитета в вопросах толкования Писания состоял в переписке с видным литовским сановником Евстафием Воловичем, перешедшим из православия в кальвинизм и тем не менее продолжавшим обращаться к старцу с богословскими вопросами. Артемий вступал в открытые диспуты и эпистолярную полемику с многими представителями других конфессий.

Литературное наследие
Артемию принадлежит 14 посланий, написанных белорусским полууставом. В посланиях Ивану Грозному он выступает за расширение письменности среди русского народа, советует царю обращать больше внимания на развитие науки и образования. Из 14 посланий 9 направлены против реформационного движения в Великом княжестве Литовском.

Полемика с Симоном Будным
Артемий был знаком с известным кальвинистом и позже, социнианином, а также просветителем того времени Симоном Будным, жившим тогда же в Слуцке, вёл с ним активную полемику. Захария Копыстенский в «Палинодии» (1621—1622) назвал «преподобного Артемия инока» первым среди русских церковных учителей,

«который, споспешествующу ему Господу, в Литве от ереси арианской и лютеранской многих отвернул, и чрез него Бог справил, же ся весь народ русский в Литве в ереси тыи не перевернул».

Очень высокую оценку как самой полемике, так и наследию, самой мысли даёт о. Георгий Флоровский:

…поражает дух терпимости, дух евангельской кротости. Чувствуется, что пишет ученик заволжцев. Будного Артемий называет братом, «для общаго человеком прирожениа», — и этой связи, чувствует Артемий, не может разрушить и самое «зловерие лжеименного разума…»
По условиям полемики Артемий всего больше должен был говорить об обрядах, о внешнем благочестии вообще. Но сам он очень далек от всякого обрядоверия. Для него христианство есть прежде всего внутреннее делание, «деяние Креста», — аскетический подвиг, путь безмолвия и собирания духа. Чаще всего он ссылается на Исаака Сирина, на Василия Великого, на Ареопагитики и на Дамаскина…
Артемий не был только начетчиком, он живёт в отеческих преданиях. И, подобно преподобному Нилу Сорскому, настаивает на испытании писаний…

Примечания

Литература
 Занков П. М. Старец Артемий, писатель XVI в. // Журнал Министерства народного просвещения. 1887. — № 11. — С. 47-64
 Зимин А. Л. И. С. Пересветов и его современники. Очерки по истории русской общественно-политической мысли середины XVI века. М., 1958. Ч. 1. Гл. IV. § 2. Дело старца Артемия. С. 153—168.
 Послания старца Артемия, XVI век // Памятники полемической литературы в западной Руси. Кн. 1. — СПБ., 1878.
 Соборная грамота в Соловецкий монастырь о заточении бывшего Троицкого игумена Артемия // Акты Археографической Экспедиции. т. I, документ № 239. — C. 249—255.
 Вилинский С. Г. Послания старца Артемия (XVI века). — Одесса : Экономическая типография, 1906. — 425 с.
 Очерки истории философской и социологической мысли Белоруссии (до 1917 г.). — Мн., 1973.
 Подокшин С. А. Реформация и общественная мысль Белоруссии и Литвы (Вторая половина XVI — начало XVII в.). — Мн., 1970.
 Dmitriev M. V. Dissidents russes II: Matvej Baskin, le starec Artemij. — Baden-Baden, 1999. — S. 61-167. — (Bibliotheca Dissidentium; T. 20)

 Дмитриев М. В. «Разум духовный» в посланиях старца Артемия (сер. XVI века): понятие или метафора? // В кн.: Символы, понятия, метафоры в иудейской, исламской и христианской традициях. М. : Исследовательский центр Еврейского музея Москвы, 2015. С. 227—256.
 Зайцев Д. Старец Артемий в России и Беларуси (эволюция культурологических и религиозно-философских воззрений) // VII Международные Кирилло-Мефодиевские чтения. — Мн.: Московский патриархат. Белорусская Православная церковь, 2001.

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I have an all in one openstack server. This week, I launched a vm named juju-core and installed software package juju-core on it. By using the command  juju bootstrap , I successfully got a juju bootstrap node, which is also a vm on openstack, running very well. And now I have a
problem and don't know how to solve it. I created a snapshot of the juju bootstrap vm and named it juju-bootstrap-snapshot. After that, I launch a new instance, which is named juju bootstrap-1, from that snapshot.
In order to connect to juju bootstrap-1 I have to login to juju-core vm and modify IP address of state-servers in
/home/$user/.juju/environments/openstack.jenv.
When I run the command juju status on the juju-core vm, there is always no response.
So I login to juju bootstrap-1 to try finding out what happened; and I found there's no process listening on port 17070.
> netstat -ntulp

Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address           Foreign Address         State       PID/Program name
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6514            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      838/rsyslogd
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:22              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      970/sshd
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:37017           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      932/mongod
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:38017           0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      932/mongod
tcp6       0      0 :::6514                 :::*                    LISTEN      838/rsyslogd
tcp6       0      0 :::22                   :::*                    LISTEN      970/sshd
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:68              0.0.0.0:*                           587/dhclient
udp        0      0 0.0.0.0:15712           0.0.0.0:*                           587/dhclient
udp6       0      0 :::52056                :::*                                587/dhclient

But the jujud is running
>ps aux | grep juju
root       932  0.6  2.1 3516932 44336 ?       Ssl  Jan15   7:08 /usr/lib/juju/bin/mongod --auth --dbpath=/var/lib/juju/db --sslOnNormalPorts --sslPEMKeyFile /var/lib/juju/server.pem --sslPEMKeyPassword xxxxxxx --bind_ip 0.0.0.0 --port 37017 --noprealloc --syslog --smallfiles --journal --keyFile /var/lib/juju/shared-secret --replSet juju --oplogSize 817<p>
root       935  0.2  0.6 426096 14032 ?        Ssl  Jan15   2:37 /var/lib/juju/tools/machine-0/jujud machine --data-dir /var/lib/juju --machine-id 0 --debug

I also modified apiaddresses in /var/lib/juju/agents/machine-0/agent.conf on vm juju bootstrap-1; just to make sure that juju end-point will be listening on port 17070. But there is still no process listening on port 17070.
By using another tool, juju-dbinspect, I found that both public IP and private IP of the original juju bootstrap node are stored in mongodb. So I try to modify related tables in mysql of openstack neutron and nova just to make sure that the new juju bootstrap node can obtain the IP of the original juju bootstrap node. After I get this done, the juju end-point started successfully and there is a service listing on port 17070 of the new juju bootstrap node. Everything works again.
When doing jobs in openstack; creating a snapshot of a vm, launching a vm from a snapshot is very common usage. I don't know why juju bootstrap node vm won't work in such situation. Please let me know if I missed anything. According to what I have done, the new vm juju bootstrap-1 should work very well if I can modify both public IP and private IP of the original juju bootstrap node stored in mongodb on it. But I don't know how to do it. Anyone who can tell me how to do it will be very appriciated.
Thank you, Jeff

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A Jewish woman who was one of the few Italian children to survive deportation to a Nazi death camp has been made a senator-for-life in Italy.
Italian President Sergio Mattarella's office said Friday that he chose Liliana Segre, 87, for the honor because she had made the nation proud with her commitment to telling schoolchildren about the Holocaust.
Italy is marking 80 years since the country introduced Fascist-era racist laws discriminating against Jews.
Segre and her family went into hiding after the 1938 law was introduced. They were arrested in 1943, and put onto trains departing from Milan toward Nazi-run deportation camps.
Only 25 of 775 Italian children survived the Nazi death camps.
For decades, Segre appeared reluctant to discuss her experiences in Auschwitz, the Corriere della Sera daily said. But in the 1990s, she began speaking to students throughout Italy about the Holocaust.
Senators-for-life vote in Parliament's upper chamber along with regularly elected senators. Considered role models because of their achievements, they include figures from politics, business, the arts and science.
Segre says being chosen for the honor caught her by surprise.
"I cannot assign myself importance other than that of being a herald, a person who recounts what she has witnessed," the ANSA news agency quoted her as saying. "I feel like any other woman, a grandmother, and I never thought about this. Knowing I'll be among senators-for-life is an honor and a great responsibility."
"Liliana Segre's life is testimony to freedom," Premier Paolo Gentiloni said in a tweet. "As a senator she will point out the value of memory. A precious decision 80 years after the racial laws."
Benito Mussolini's Fascist regime introduced the laws targeting Italy's tiny Jewish minority, forcing them out of institutions such as schools and discriminating against them economically. When German troops occupied Italy during World War II, many of Italy's Jews were rounded up in Rome and elsewhere for deportation to Nazi-run death camps.
The laws were abolished with Mussolini's demise in 1945.


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Hield scores 23 as No. 6 Oklahoma beats No. 19 Baylor 73-71
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Baylor nearly pulled off one of the great comebacks of the college basketball season.
The 19th-ranked Bears trailed by 26 points in the first half, rallied to take the lead late in the second half, then lost a 73-71 heartbreaker to No. 6 Oklahoma on Tuesday night.
"I was proud of our comeback," Baylor coach Scott Drew said. "A lot of teams would have given up or not come back, divided. Credit our leadership, players for keeping everybody focused and keep 'em confident. I thought it was a great team effort to come back."
Buddy Hield scored 23 points, Ryan Spangler had 15 points and 13 rebounds, and Isaiah Cousins scored 10 points for Oklahoma (23-6, 11-6 Big 12), which broke a tie with the Bears for third place in the conference and swept the regular-season series.
Taurean Prince and King McClure scored 17 points each for Baylor (21-9, 10-7), which outscored the Sooners 46-27 in the second half. The Bears shot 67 percent in the second half and made 6 of 10 3-point attempts.
Even that wasn't quite enough.
"What had gotten us the lead was transition, and we stopped pushing when we got the lead," Drew said.
Oklahoma went on an early 18-0 run and roared to a 26-3 lead on 9-for-13 shooting. Baylor didn't make its second field goal until more than 9 minutes had passed in the first half.
Baylor rallied to cut Oklahoma's lead to 32-17, but the Sooners responded with an 8-0 run to regain momentum. The Sooners led 46-25 at halftime after shooting 50 percent overall and from 3-point range. Oklahoma scored 16 points off turnovers before the break.
The Sooners began turning the ball over in the second half and allowed the Bears back into the game. Baylor took a 68-67 lead on a layup by Al Freeman.
The Sooners regained the lead on a jumper by Cousins and a layup by Hield. With the Sooners up 71-68, Baylor turned the ball over, and Hield made two free throws with 17.5 seconds left.
McClure quickly made a layup for Baylor, then Hield missed a free throw, giving the Bears one last chance. The Sooners fouled Prince with 2.4 seconds left. He made the first and missed the second intentionally. Hield got the ball in a scramble, and time expired.
Former Oklahoma star Blake Griffin's jersey was raised in a ceremony at halftime. Griffin was named the AP National Player of the Year in 2008-09 after averaging 22.7 points and 14.4 rebounds per game and leading the nation in rebounding and double-doubles. ... Clark Beckham, last season's American Idol runner-up, sang the national anthem.
TIP-INS
Baylor: Committed 11 turnovers in the first half and 16 in the game. ... Prince made 4 of 8 shots in the first half, but his teammates made just 5 of 19. ... Prince moved from 17th to 14th on Baylor's career scoring list. He has 1,241 points.
Oklahoma: Defeated Baylor 82-72 in Waco on Jan. 23. ... Three other seniors were honored during the pregame ceremony — reserves C.J. Cole, Austin Mankin and Dinjiyl Walker. ... Hield surpassed Darryl Kennedy and moved up to fourth on Oklahoma's career list. He has 2,099 points.
Baylor hosts No. 10 West Virginia on Saturday.
Oklahoma plays at TCU on Saturday.
Follow Cliff Brunt on Twitter: www.twitter.com/CliffBruntAP.


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Downtown dweller Robert Obler is the fourth resident to throw his hat in the ring and seek a seat on the charter study commission.
The charter study commission, established via ordinance in May, would scrutinize the city's current form of government and possibly suggest changes. In the November election, the electorate will vote on whether they want to see a commission formed, as well as which five citizens should serve on the commission.
The attorney and his wife moved to an apartment on Mattison Avenue two and a half years ago after living in Spring Like.
"My wife and I are city people, and I'm very enthused and impressed with the development of Asbury Park and want to be a part of it," Obler said.
He's currently pursuing retirement, "phasing out" of involvement with the law firm in Mercer County where he's employed, he said.
He's been involved with the Democratic party in Mercer County, both as a volunteer and as a representative, he said. He and his wife have also lived in Princeton.
Obler has been campaigning for signatures for several weeks, but said he is having a hard time collecting those of registered voters.
"I've been a little disappointed in the amount of people I've spoken to who are either not registered voters or are registered someplace else," Obler said.
Prospective candidates must collect 100 signatures of registered voters. If city clerk Steve Kay can verify the signatures, candidates' names will appear on the Nov. 6 ballot.
Obler has also found many residents are unaware of the charter study commission's significance. Some have asked him what position he would have on the commission, not realizing the purpose of the commission is to examine the current form of government before forming a position.
In the November election, voters will be asked whether they want to establish the charter study commission, as well as vote for five candidates to serve on it.
The commission will scrutinize the city's current form of government to determine if changes need to be made, as well as potentially reschedule the date of elections. If the five commissioners determine change is necessary, they will make recommendations to the electorate, who will vote on the change at the 2013 election.
The deadline for candidates to hand in their petitions is Aug. 31. Rita Marano, Pam Lamberton and Michelle Maguire are also seeking candidacy. The commission has space for five members and petitions for candidacy are available at city hall.


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Oh my gos-ling
What age is Ryan Gosling, what are his biggest movies, when did he meet Eva Mendes and what's his net worth?
He has shot from Disney child star to Hollywood hero. Here's all you need to know about the actor...
Jon Hornbuckle
8:20, 28 Dec 2018
Updated: 11:47, 28 Dec 2018
RYAN Gosling got his big break as a child star and has gone on to become one of Hollywood's leading men.
Here's all you need to know about the in-demand actor...
Ryan Gosling is one of Hollywood's most in-demand actorsCredit: PA:Press Association
Who is Ryan Gosling and what's his net worth?
Ryan Thomas Gosling is an award-winning Canadian actor who began his career aged 12 when he landed a role on the Disney Channel's The Mickey Mouse Club.
His fellow cast members included Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera.
Along with collaborator Zach Shields, Ryan released an album in 2009 under the name Dead Man's Bones.
Born on November 12, 1980, Ryan is 38 years old and his net worth is estimated as £22.6million.
La La Land brought Ryan critical acclaimCredit: AP:Associated Press
What are Ryan Gosling's biggest films?
Ryan Gosling gained mainstream attention with 2004's The Notebook and he has since landed a number of high profile movie roles.
His biggest credits include Drive, The Ides of March, The Place Beyond the Pines, The Big Short and La La Land.
Starring opposite Emma Stone, La La Land brought Ryan his most critically acclaimed film to date with the musical landing him an Oscar nomination for Best Actor.
Ryan's latest project was Blade Runner 2049, a sequel to the 1982 sci-fi cult classic by Ridley Scott and saw Ryan star alongside Harrison Ford.
Ryan and Eva Mendes have two daughtersCredit: Rex Features
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text:
const assert = require('assert');
const async = require('async');
const schedule = require('node-schedule');

const QueueProcessor = require('../../../extensions/replication' +
                               '/queueProcessor/QueueProcessor');
const TimeMachine = require('../utils/timeMachine');
const ZKStateHelper = require('../utils/pauseResumeUtils/zkStateHelper');
const MockAPI = require('../utils/pauseResumeUtils/mockAPI');

// Configs
const config = require('../../config.json');
const {
    zookeeperNamespace,
    zkStatePath,
    zkReplayStatePath,
} = require('../../../extensions/replication/constants');
const redisConfig = {
    host: config.redis.host,
    port: config.redis.port,
};
const zkConfig = config.zookeeper;
const kafkaConfig = config.kafka;
const repConfig = config.extensions.replication;
const sourceConfig = {
    auth: { type: 'skip' },
};
const destConfig = {
    auth: { type: 'skip', vault: 'skip' },
    bootstrapList: repConfig.destination.bootstrapList,
};
const mConfig = config.metrics;

// Constants
const ZK_TEST_CRR_STATE_PATH = `${zookeeperNamespace}${zkStatePath}`;
const ZK_TEST_CRR_REPLAY_TOPIC = 'backbeat-func-replay-topic';
const ZK_TEST_CRR_REPLAY_STATE_PATH = `${zookeeperNamespace}${zkReplayStatePath}/${ZK_TEST_CRR_REPLAY_TOPIC}`;

// Future Date to be used in tests
const futureDate = new Date();
futureDate.setHours(futureDate.getHours() + 5);

function isConsumerActive(consumer) {
    return consumer.getServiceStatus();
}

describe('CRR Pause/Resume status updates', function d() {
    this.timeout(10000);
    let zkHelper;
    let mockAPI;
    const firstSite = destConfig.bootstrapList[0].site;
    const secondSite = destConfig.bootstrapList[1].site;
    let qpSite1;
    let qpSite2;
    let consumer1;
    let consumer2;

    let replayConsumer1;
    let replayConsumer2;
    let replayProcessor1;
    let replayProcessor2;
    let zkReplayHelper;

    before(done => {
        mockAPI = new MockAPI(repConfig);
        zkHelper = new ZKStateHelper(config.zookeeper, ZK_TEST_CRR_STATE_PATH,
            firstSite, secondSite, futureDate);
        zkHelper.init(err => {
            if (err) {
                return done(err);
            }
            const zkClient = zkHelper.getClient();

            // qpSite1 (first site) is not paused
            qpSite1 = new QueueProcessor(
                'backbeat-func-test-dummy-topic', zkConfig, zkClient,
                kafkaConfig, sourceConfig, destConfig, repConfig,
                redisConfig, mConfig, {}, {}, firstSite);
            qpSite1.start();

            // qpSite2 (second site) is paused and has a scheduled resume
            qpSite2 = new QueueProcessor(
                'backbeat-func-test-dummy-topic', zkConfig, zkClient,
               kafkaConfig, sourceConfig, destConfig, repConfig,
               redisConfig, mConfig, {}, {}, secondSite);
            qpSite2.start({ paused: true });
            qpSite2.scheduleResume(futureDate);

            // wait for clients/jobs to set
            return async.whilst(() => (
                !consumer1 && !consumer2 && !qpSite2.scheduledResume
            ), cb => setTimeout(() => {
                consumer1 = qpSite1._consumer;
                consumer2 = qpSite2._consumer;
                return cb();
            }, 1000), done);
        });
    });

    before(done => {
        zkReplayHelper = new ZKStateHelper(config.zookeeper, ZK_TEST_CRR_REPLAY_STATE_PATH,
            firstSite, secondSite, futureDate);
        zkReplayHelper.init(err => {
            if (err) {
                return done(err);
            }
            const zkClient = zkReplayHelper.getClient();
            const replayConfig = { ...repConfig };
            replayConfig.replayTopics = [
                { topicName: ZK_TEST_CRR_REPLAY_TOPIC, retries: 5 }
            ];
            // replay processor
            replayProcessor1 = new QueueProcessor(
                ZK_TEST_CRR_REPLAY_TOPIC, zkConfig, zkClient,
                kafkaConfig, sourceConfig, destConfig, replayConfig,
                redisConfig, mConfig, {}, {}, firstSite);
            replayProcessor1.start();

            // replay processor 2 (second site) is paused
            replayProcessor2 = new QueueProcessor(
                ZK_TEST_CRR_REPLAY_TOPIC, zkConfig, zkClient,
                kafkaConfig, sourceConfig, destConfig, replayConfig,
                redisConfig, mConfig, {}, {}, secondSite);
            replayProcessor2.start({ paused: true });
            replayProcessor2.scheduleResume(futureDate);

            // wait for clients/jobs to set
            return async.whilst(() => (
                !replayConsumer1 && !replayConsumer2 && !replayProcessor2.scheduledResume
            ), cb => setTimeout(() => {
                replayConsumer1 = replayProcessor1._consumer;
                replayConsumer2 = replayProcessor2._consumer;
                return cb();
            }, 1000), done);
        });
    });

    afterEach(done => {
        consumer1.resume();
        consumer2.pause();
        async.whilst(() => qpSite1.scheduledResume !== null ||
            !qpSite2.scheduledResume,
        cb => setTimeout(() => {
            qpSite1._deleteScheduledResumeService();
            qpSite2.scheduleResume(futureDate);
            cb();
        }, 1000), err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            zkHelper.reset(done);
        });
    });

    afterEach(done => {
        replayConsumer1.resume();
        replayConsumer2.pause();
        async.whilst(() => replayProcessor1.scheduledResume !== null ||
            !replayProcessor2.scheduledResume,
        cb => setTimeout(() => {
            replayProcessor1._deleteScheduledResumeService();
            replayProcessor2.scheduleResume(futureDate);
            cb();
        }, 1000), err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            zkReplayHelper.reset(done);
        });
    });

    after(() => {
        zkHelper.close();
        zkReplayHelper.close();
    });

    it('should pause an active location', done => {
        let zkPauseState;
        // send fake api request
        mockAPI.pauseService(firstSite);

        return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
            zkHelper.get(firstSite, (err, data) => {
                if (err) {
                    return cb(err);
                }
                zkPauseState = data.paused;
                return cb();
            });
        }, 1000), () => isConsumerActive(consumer1),
        err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            // is zookeeper state shown as paused?
            assert.strictEqual(zkPauseState, true);
            // is the consumer currently subscribed to any topics?
            assert.strictEqual(isConsumerActive(consumer1), false);
            return done();
        });
    });

    it('should use a different path for replay processor', done => {
        assert.notStrictEqual(replayProcessor1._getZkSiteNode(), qpSite1._getZkSiteNode());
        return done();
    });

    it('should pause replay processor as well', done => {
        let zkPauseState;
        // send fake api request
        mockAPI.pauseService(firstSite);

        return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
            zkReplayHelper.get(firstSite, (err, data) => {
                if (err) {
                    return cb(err);
                }
                zkPauseState = data.paused;
                return cb();
            });
        }, 1000), () => isConsumerActive(replayConsumer1),
        err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            // is zookeeper state shown as paused?
            assert.strictEqual(zkPauseState, true);
            // is the consumer currently subscribed to any topics?
            assert.strictEqual(isConsumerActive(replayConsumer1), false);
            return done();
        });
    });

    it('should not change state if pausing an already paused location',
    done => {
        let zkPauseState;
        let zkScheduleState;
        // double-check initial state
        assert.strictEqual(isConsumerActive(consumer2), false);
        // send fake api request
        mockAPI.pauseService(secondSite);

        return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
            zkHelper.get(secondSite, (err, data) => {
                if (err) {
                    return cb(err);
                }
                zkPauseState = data.paused;
                zkScheduleState = data.scheduledResume;
                return cb();
            });
        }, 1000), () => isConsumerActive(consumer2),
        err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            assert.strictEqual(zkPauseState, true);
            assert.strictEqual(isConsumerActive(consumer2), false);
            assert.strictEqual(new Date(zkScheduleState).toString(),
                futureDate.toString());
            return done();
        });
    });

    it('should resume a paused location', done => {
        let zkPauseState;
        // send fake api request
        mockAPI.resumeService(secondSite);

        return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
            zkHelper.get(secondSite, (err, data) => {
                if (err) {
                    return cb(err);
                }
                zkPauseState = data.paused;
                return cb();
            });
        }, 1000), () => !isConsumerActive(consumer2),
        err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            assert.strictEqual(zkPauseState, false);
            assert.strictEqual(isConsumerActive(consumer2), true);
            return done();
        });
    });

    it('should resume replay processor as well', done => {
        let zkPauseState;
        // send fake api request
        mockAPI.resumeService(secondSite);

        return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
            zkReplayHelper.get(secondSite, (err, data) => {
                if (err) {
                    return cb(err);
                }
                zkPauseState = data.paused;
                return cb();
            });
        }, 1000), () => !isConsumerActive(replayConsumer2),
        err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            assert.strictEqual(zkPauseState, false);
            assert.strictEqual(isConsumerActive(replayConsumer2), true);
            return done();
        });
    });

    it('should not change state if resuming an already active location',
    done => {
        let zkPauseState;
        // double-check initial state
        assert.strictEqual(isConsumerActive(consumer1), true);
        // send fake api request
        mockAPI.resumeService(firstSite);
        return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
            zkHelper.get(firstSite, (err, data) => {
                if (err) {
                    return cb(err);
                }
                zkPauseState = data.paused;
                return cb();
            });
        }, 1000), () => isConsumerActive(consumer1) !== true,
        err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            assert.strictEqual(zkPauseState, false);
            assert.strictEqual(isConsumerActive(consumer1), true);
            return done();
        });
    });

    it('should cancel a scheduled resume for a given location', done => {
        let zkScheduleState;
        // send fake api request
        mockAPI.deleteScheduledResumeService(secondSite);

        return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
            zkHelper.get(secondSite, (err, data) => {
                if (err) {
                    return cb(err);
                }
                zkScheduleState = data.scheduledResume;
                return cb();
            });
        }, 1000), () => zkScheduleState !== null,
        err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            assert.strictEqual(zkScheduleState, null);
            return done();
        });
    });

    it('should schedule a resume', done => {
        let zkPauseState;
        let zkScheduleState;
        // since re-using firstSite, pause it first for this test
        const pauseState = JSON.stringify({ paused: true });
        zkHelper.set(firstSite, pauseState, err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            consumer1.pause();
            // send fake api request
            mockAPI.resumeService(firstSite, futureDate);

            return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
                zkHelper.get(firstSite, (err, data) => {
                    if (err) {
                        return cb(err);
                    }
                    zkPauseState = data.paused;
                    zkScheduleState = data.scheduledResume;
                    return cb();
                });
            }, 1000), () => {
                if (zkScheduleState) {
                    const zkStateDate = new Date(zkScheduleState);
                    return zkStateDate.getTime() !== futureDate.getTime();
                }
                return true;
            }, err => {
                assert.ifError(err);
                assert.strictEqual(zkPauseState, true);
                assert.strictEqual(new Date(zkScheduleState).toString(),
                    futureDate.toString());
                done();
            });
        });
    });

    [
        // new schedule time is less than current scheduled time
        {
            testCase: 'less than',
            timeChange: -1,
        },
        // new schedule time is greater than current scheduled time
        {
            testCase: 'greater than',
            timeChange: 1,
        },
    ].forEach(item => {
        it('should overwrite an existing scheduled resume on new valid ' +
        `request where new time is ${item.testCase} current scheduled time`,
        done => {
            let zkScheduleState;
            const newScheduledDate = new Date(futureDate);
            newScheduledDate.setHours(newScheduledDate.getHours() +
                item.timeChange);
            // send fake api request
            mockAPI.resumeService(secondSite, newScheduledDate);

            return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
                zkHelper.get(secondSite, (err, data) => {
                    if (err) {
                        return cb(err);
                    }
                    zkScheduleState = data.scheduledResume;
                    return cb();
                });
            }, 1000), () => {
                if (zkScheduleState) {
                    const zkStateDate = new Date(zkScheduleState);
                    return zkStateDate.getTime() !== newScheduledDate.getTime();
                }
                return true;
            }, err => {
                assert.ifError(err);
                assert.strictEqual(new Date(zkScheduleState).toString(),
                    newScheduledDate.toString());
                done();
            });
        });
    });

    it('should cancel a scheduled resume when the location is manually ' +
    'resumed', done => {
        let zkScheduleState;
        let zkPauseState;
        // send fake api request
        mockAPI.resumeService(secondSite);

        return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
            zkHelper.get(secondSite, (err, data) => {
                if (err) {
                    return cb(err);
                }
                zkPauseState = data.paused;
                zkScheduleState = data.scheduledResume;
                return cb();
            });
        }, 1000), () => isConsumerActive(consumer2) !== true,
        err => {
            assert.ifError(err);
            assert.strictEqual(zkPauseState, false);
            assert.strictEqual(zkScheduleState, null);
            done();
        });
    });

    it('should not schedule a resume when the location is already active',
    done => {
        // send fake api request
        mockAPI.resumeService(firstSite, futureDate);

        setTimeout(() => {
            zkHelper.get(firstSite, (err, data) => {
                assert.ifError(err);

                assert.strictEqual(data.scheduledResume, null);
                assert.strictEqual(data.paused, false);
                assert.strictEqual(isConsumerActive(consumer1), true);
                done();
            });
        }, 1000);
    });

    it('should resume a location when a scheduled resume triggers',
    done => {
        let zkPauseState;
        let zkScheduleState;
        // move time forward to trigger scheduled resume
        const timeMachine = new TimeMachine();
        timeMachine.install();
        // hack - for some reason, the scheduled job in QueueProcessor does not
        // trigger unless I schedule a job here.
        schedule.scheduleJob(new Date(), () => {});
        timeMachine.moveTimeForward(6);

        return async.doWhilst(cb => setTimeout(() => {
            zkHelper.get(secondSite, (err, data) => {
                if (err) {
                    return cb(err);
                }
                zkPauseState = data.paused;
                zkScheduleState = data.scheduledResume;
                return cb();
            });
        }, 1000), () => isConsumerActive(consumer2) !== true,
        err => {
            timeMachine.uninstall();
            assert.ifError(err);
            assert.strictEqual(zkPauseState, false);
            assert.strictEqual(isConsumerActive(consumer2), true);
            assert.strictEqual(zkScheduleState, null);
            done();
        });
    });
});

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Brachymyrmex gagates é uma espécie de inseto do gênero Brachymyrmex, pertencente à família Formicidae.

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Robert Lindenbaum (* 5. Januar 1898 in Komotau, Böhmen; † 24. September 1979 in Bayreuth) war ein sudetendeutscher Schriftsteller.

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Robert Lindenbaums Vater stammte aus der Steiermark, seine Mutter aus dem Komotauer Vorland. Er selbst besuchte Schulen in Komotau und Brüx und wurde dann Kaufmann.

Über Prag und Leipzig zog er nach Zieditz, da er von 1935 bis 1945 kaufmännischer Leiter einer der größten Kohlen-Bergbau-Gesellschaften des Egerlands in Falkenau an der Eger war. In dieser Zeit entstanden auch seine ersten Romane und Dichtungen, die sich vor allem mit dem Leben der Bergarbeiter und Bauern in seiner Egerländer Wahlheimat befassten und den Stil seines Vorbildes Knut Hamsun wiedergeben.

Im April 1935 wurde Lindenbaum Mitglied der SdP und zum 1. November 1938 trat er der NSDAP (Mitgliedsnummer 6.773.285) bei, für deren Propagandaamt er tätig wurde.

Nach Kriegsende befand er sich bis zu seiner Flucht 1948 in sowjetischer Kriegsgefangenschaft in der Tschechoslowakei. Nach zwei Jahren in Arzberg ließ er sich 1950 in Bayreuth nieder und widmete sich vorwiegend nur noch dem Schreiben.

Lindenbaum verstarb im Altenheim im Bayreuther Stadtteil Laineck. Sein Grab befand sich auf dem Friedhof im Stadtteil St. Georgen und wurde bereits aufgelöst.

Auszeichnungen
 1933: Preis der Kaňka-Stiftung
 1939: Sudetendeutscher Schrifttumspreis des Deutschen Kulturverbandes
 1940: Gaukulturpreis des Reichsgaus Sudetenland
 1960: Nordgau-Kulturpreis der Stadt Amberg in der Kategorie "Dichtung"
 1963: Sudetendeutscher Förderpreis
 1978: Kulturpreis der Stadt Bayreuth

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Songs of Horses and Lovers, by Madelyne Camrud
Operation Snowbound: Life behind the Blizzards of 1949, David W. Mills
Apple in the Middle, by Dawn Quigley
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April 17, 2019 September 15, 2019 by ndsupress
IPPY Book Awards 2019
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From Zachary Vietz, Publicist at NDSU Press
NDSU Press is happy to announce FOUR of our authors' works have been selected as winning medalists in the 2019 IPPY Book Awards! We are extremely happy and proud of our authors, and we hope these medals will shine proudly among their accolades.
Below are our award winners and their respective titles:
Gold Medal – Multicultural Fiction – Juvenile/Young Adult
Pacing Dakota, by Tom Isern
Gold Medal – Midwest – Best Regional Non-Fiction
Gold Medal – Poetry – Specialty (Illustrated/Anthology)
Operation Snowbound: Life behind the Blizzards of 1949, by David W. Mills
Silver Medal – Midwest – Best Regional Non-Fiction
Independent publishers from around the world participated in the 23rd annual, 2019 Independent Publisher Book Awards (the IPPYs). There are winners from five Australian provinces, seven Canadian provinces, forty-two states and the District of Columbia and Guam, plus France, Germany, Indonesia, Japan, and more. We notice too that in addition to NDSU Press, there are fifteen US university presses with winning publications (but we are the ONLY one to claim four medals). We were up against some stiff competition!
You can find a full list of winners here.
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Q: JavaScript: Convert URL string to a Unique identifier I would like to convert a URL string into a shorter unique identifier. I would like to use this GUID as a CSS class. It is also important that if I pass the same URL/string to the GUID generator function, the function should return the exactly same unique identifier.
What is the best way to do this?

A: As I right understand, you need uniq string as identifier. Why don't you use REST representation? One URL represent only one uniq state.


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Ferric Ammonium Sulfate
Ferric Ammonium Sulfate, also known as iron alum or Ammonium iron(III) sulfate, is a double salt that consists of compounds and appears violet in crystal form. There has been some debate regarding the cause of the color, as some say it's due to impurities in the compound while others say it's because of the crystals themselves. In terms of use, this particular chemical is used in wastewater treatment, tanning, and it's actually an etching agent in the production of electronic components, which means it's critical in helping to produce them. Additionally, it has been used in several different applications such as refrigeration equipment, biochemical analysis and organic synthesis to name a few.


Yes had a bit of wet snow last night gave the car a covering but soon changed back to rain.
You know what I mean though, all ok from my point of view.
Hi Mate hope you are well.
Yes saw this yesterday but it does irritate me states NW,but NW Where ?
Same here, but I think when they say this they mean from the Northwest so Scotland/Ireland (at least first anyway).
Saying North West usually means of the British Isles so it's a damn large area and my guess is the sweet spots being NW Scotland and N Ireland.
MO update has removed East coast showers and gone for a more north/NEly.
Flip flopping all over the place.
Guttted Tuesday isn't all snow!
Tuesday nailed on now, extended outlook looking bleaker and bleaker.
Hilarious stuff on the MOD thread as the predicted easterly seems to be collapsing! Got the popcorn out, the amount of times I have seen this over the last 15 years is hilarious, don't know why people get so carried away with it!
Lots of moob charts instead of boom charts.
Yes, but that's one day followed by a gradual rise in temperatures from Wednesday. Up to yesterday we were looking at snow for Tuesday followed by a protracted cold spell.
This is the biggest fiasco since the December 2012 failed easterly! At least we will not miss out anything significant by the looks of things.
I don't see your point? Make take is Tuesday looks good and then cold spell is delayed.
People are saying game over and all that c.r.a.p. Feb has produced brutal cold spells in the past and will do again in the future, and with the atmosphere as it is after the SWW amongst other factors I still see a proper cold spell coming. I also see it more from the North than the east, so was the easterly ever real so to speak???
I can't see where I mentioned anything about February. Of course the cold can be delayed and come end of the month or February but as for next week it is a massive downgrade. Surely you must be able to see that if you check the charts from 24 hours ago.
There is nothing better than snow that settles and then the freeze sets in. This is not looking likely for next week anymore.


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13 States Challenge California Egg Law
They're attempting to block a law requiring any eggs sold in California to come from hens raised in larger cages.
David A. Lieb
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — More than a dozen states have banded together to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to block a California law requiring any eggs sold there to come from hens that have space to stretch out in their cages.
In a lawsuit filed directly to the high court, the states allege that California's law has cost consumers nationwide up to $350 million annually because of higher egg prices since it took effect in 2015. The lawsuit argues that California's requirements violate the U.S. Constitution's interstate commerce clause and are pre-empted by federal law.
A federal appeals court panel rejected similar claims last year in a separate case brought by six states, ruling that they failed to show California's law would affect more than just individual farmers. The latest lawsuit seeks to address that by citing an economic analysis of the California law. It also asks the Supreme Court to take up the case directly instead of requiring that it first move through the lower courts.
Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley, a Republican who is running for U.S. Senate in 2018, is leading the lawsuit. Other plaintiff states are Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah and Wisconsin. All have Republican attorneys general except Iowa, which has a Democrat.
The California attorney general's office said Monday that it was reviewing the lawsuit.
California produced about five billion eggs and imported an additional four billion from other states in 2012, according to the lawsuit. Thirty percent of those out-of-state eggs came from Iowa, the nation's top egg producer. About 13 percent of California's egg imports came from Missouri, the second highest percentage cited in the lawsuit.
The number of eggs produced in California dropped to 3.5 billion last year despite rising nationally, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Missouri's egg production was up 60 percent since 2012 to 3.2 billion last year. Hawley asserted in a statement that California's egg law is "a clear attempt by big-government proponents to impose job-killing regulations on other states."
California voters approved a ballot initiative in 2008 that requires that hens in cages spend most of their day in spaces large enough that they can lie down, stand up, turn around and fully extend their limbs. The measure gave farmers until 2015 to comply.
After California egg farmers raised concerns that they would be put a competitive disadvantage with those elsewhere, state legislators in 2010 expanded the law to bar the sale of eggs from any hens that weren't raised in compliance with California's standards requiring at least 116 square inches of floor space per chicken.
The industry standard had been 67 square inches.
The California law cites concerns about protecting people from salmonella and other illnesses. But the suing states say such health concerns are unmerited and merely a pretext for protecting California's agriculture industry.
The lawsuit cites a study from a University of Missouri economist who concluded that the national price of a dozen eggs has increased between 1.8 percent and 5.1 percent since January 2015 because of the California cage requirements. The study said the price increase has added thousands of dollars annually to states' costs for supplying eggs to prisoners.
The study also estimated that California's egg regulations have cost U.S. households up to $350 million annually, including about $97 million for those whose incomes are in the lowest one-fifth nationally.
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What to watch on streaming platforms this weekend
By Brooke Boney|2 years ago
It's that time of the week again where we round up our favourite offerings from the streaming services. From a laugh out loud comedy, to an Australia movie telling an incredible story of hope – there is something for everyone.
The Kissing Booth 2
Let's kick it off with the sequel to Netflix's hugely popular - but exceptionally cheesy - 2018 teen rom-com The Kissing Booth.
When the first film was released the critics hated it, but audiences around the world lapped it up. It's still one of Netflix's most watched movies.
The crew is back with a summer sequel. (Supplied)
Now, in The Kissing Booth 2 best friends Elle and Lee are back for their final year of high school.
There are all sorts of teen love dramas in this new flick, so if you loved the first one (even if you'd prefer not to admit it) snuggle up on the couch to watch the sequel when it drops on Netflix tomorrow.
Jack Whitehall: I'm Only Joking
Also new on the service this week, award-winning comedian Jack Whitehall returns with a brand-new comedy special.
Jack Whitehall is back and cheekier than ever. (Netflix)
We absolutely loved having Jack on the show on Tuesday, and I promise you, there are plenty more LOLs to be had in this new special. It's called Jack Whitehall: I'm Only Joking and it's streaming now.
Over on Stan, do yourself a favour and get around Search Party.
The series is part black comedy, part murder mystery. It follows a group of four self-absorbed 20-somethings who unwittingly become involved in the death of a private investigator.
Search Party is a series that has it all; the laughs and the shocks. (Stan)
The brand new third season drops on Stan tomorrow and you can also catch up on seasons one and two on the service as well.
My pick of the week: Hearts and Bones
Meantime Hugo Weaving's latest movie Hearts and Bones is out on Stan on Saturday.
Hugo Weaving stars as Dan Fisher, a war photographer. (Supplied)
The Australian film was a hit at all the big festivals when it screened there last year.
Hugo stars as a war photographer in this incredible story about hope and the mysterious bonds of family, friendship and fatherhood.
It's well worth a watch.
'Hearts and Bones' is superbly acted. (Supplied)
The Trouble with Maggie Cole
New on Binge this week, the hilarious Dawn French is back. This time as nosy neighbour Maggie Cole in a cautionary tale about the perils of spreading gossip.
Dawn French plays the village gossip in this hilarious series set in south-west England. (Supplied)
If you like yourself some British comedy, then check out The Trouble with Maggie Cole all six episodes are streaming now.
Over on Amazon Prime Video is the third series of Absentia.
Homegrown heartthrob Matt Le Nevez has a starring role in this edge-of-your-seat drama series which centres around a couple of FBI agents and their work on international criminal cases.
Stana Katic plays Emily Byrne, a FBI agent who disappears - then re-appears - years later, while tracking a serial killer. (Supplied)
The First 48
Some real-life crime drama is airing over on 9Now with the gripping docu-series The First 48.
Join police and crime scene investigators as they race against the clock and close in on the people responsible for some shocking crimes.
Every episode of season 1 is available right now - for free.
Rogue Trip
And finally, if you're missing travelling then the next best thing for you might be this brand new series Rogue Trip on Disney Plus.
It's is a travel show like no other, as veteran American news correspondent Bob Woodruff and his 28-year-old son visit some of the world's most unexpected places.
Their travels take them to far-flung corners of the globe. (Supplied)
Buckle up, because Rogue Trip premieres tomorrow.
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The construction industry began thousands of years ago when humans first started to build shelters for themselves. It was one of the basic needs that humans had. In addition to being hungry and going out to find food, early humans realized the need to build something to protect their family from bad weather, animals and other dangers.
Some of the first known shelters were caves. Caves provide a natural shelter from wind, rain, animals and other dangers, but they can be very dark. It's difficult to build a window in a cave. When early settlers came to America they naturally cut down trees and used the wood to build very rudimentary cabins. A few of these cabins still remain today, but most have been ravaged by time. A bit of the Daniel Boone family homestead built in 1720 still remains today due to careful preservation. Other than that, the Pueblo Indians built dwellings in the southwest U.S. in the 1400's. Some of those still remain today.
Today, construction is all about comfort. Humans want aesthetically pleasing structures that can be easily cooled and heated. Whereas once you could build a suitable log cabin for a few dollars by cutting down some trees, today a beautiful home on the coast of South Florida might cost millions of dollars.
The technology surrounding the construction industry has improved a great deal. Many builders use prefabricated walls and roofs. Commercial buildings are often built using steel framing. And then there have been amazing advancements in 3D-printed building technology. Machines can now build an entire home in just a couple of days. Advancements in the building industry include so many unique components that it's difficult to keep up with the progress.
Robotics are also being used in the construction industry in many areas. Project management programs allow you to manage a big project much easier. Each year, new tools come out that have been tailored specifically for the construction industry. From the materials used, to the wide range of software products, people seem to be drawn to invent new and better ways to build things.
Building construction itself has been pushed past the known limits by the creation of structures like the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. At 2,722 feet tall, it is the tallest structure in the world, though upper sections of the building are just ornamental and do not contain rooms. The building has over 24,000 windows presenting a unique challenge to window cleaners everywhere.
Though the construction industry is a multi-trillion dollar industry, it expands each year with the invention of new technology. 4-D virtual reality makes it possible now to see and interact with a building while it's still in the design stages. This can prevent errors and make it easier to install components like plumbing, electricity, heating, cooling, and stairways.
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Large construction companies are continually searching for ways to beat out the competition. This has inspired the creation of a number of innovative tools that keep the construction industry moving forward each year at a rapid pace.
Tool storage technology is moving forward as well. Cabinets are lighter but more durable these days. They come with guarantees that make them a good investment for any construction worker. Whether you're a plumber, electrician or framer, you need good tools to do your work each day. Professional tools can be expensive and they deserve the best protection.
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Q: Jump to function definition in Emacs by mouse-click Using Emacs + Common Lisp (SBCL) + Slime, is there a quick way to jump to the definition of a function (defun ...) without typing (find-function) the name of the function?
I am looking for an similar solution as often provided in Eclipse:
Strg + (left-mouse-click on function call).

A: You can use the keyboard. Usually m-. or esc-. in Emacs. The cursor must be on the symbol.

A: In Emacs:
With point on the function whose definition you want to visit, hit C-x 5 F (find-function-other-frame).
You can also bind find-function, find-function-other-window, or find-function-other-frame to a mouse button action.
You mention Strg + (left-mouse-click on function call), for instance.  Dunno what Strg is here, but you can easily bind [mouse-1] or [down-mouse-1] to a command that checks the symbol at the click position, and if it is a defined function calls find-function for it, and if it is not has the usual [mouse-1] or [down-mouse-1] behavior.
Personally, I wouldn't want such behavior, but it is easy to achieve in Emacs.  For example:
(defun my-find-func-mouse (event)
  (interactive "e")
  (let ((fn  (save-excursion
               (goto-char (posn-point (event-end event)))
               (function-called-at-point))))
    (unless (fboundp fn) (error "No function here"))
    (find-function-do-it fn nil 'switch-to-buffer-other-window)))

(global-set-key [C-down-mouse-1] nil)
(global-set-key [C-mouse-1] #'my-find-func-mouse)

A: The usual way is to create a TAGS file using etags:
$ find . -type f -iname "*.lisp*" | etags -

Then, do M-x visit-tags-table and navigate to the TAGS file. After the tags are loaded, you can simply do M-. with point on function and it will open in the current buffer.
Also, you can use M-* to go back to where you were before.
If you're using projectile, you can simply keep your TAGS file in the project root and you won't need to run M-x visit-tags-table. Projectile will load the tags table automatically when you first press M-.