This article details how to create a basic staff timesheet using Formidable Forms, ideal for home or remote workers or anyone needing to record dates and times in an online form.
This article assumes that you are using the latest version of Formidable Pro and know how to add PHP snippets to your site. Along with a basic understanding of HTML and CSS.
A date field to capture the date being entered.
2 time fields to capture the start and end times.
A text field to indicate the length of a lunch break. In this instance the time is fixed to one hour, so it's safe to leave this as a read-only field but you can adjust as required.
A toggle field to switch the annual leave status.
A hidden field which will calculate the time worked for each entry.
Once we have the form we need to add a PHP snippet to our functions.php file, a custom plugin file or using the Code Snippets plugin.
//$seconds = ($seconds_remain - ($minutes * 60)); Uncomment this line if you want seconds calculated.
//$leading_zero_for_seconds = $seconds < 10 ? '0' : '';//Uncomment this line if you're including seconds.
The above code will execute when the form is submitted and add calculate the numbers of hours worked and save it to the hidden field. This could also be done on the fly using JS if required.
In the URL enter www.YourSite.com/YourView/?start_date=&end_date= and change 552 and 553 to the ID's of your 2 date fields.
Now you can create your view which will display the hours worked. You may wish to create 2 views depending on your requirements as it may be useful to have 1 view for the employee to view their own hours and a 2nd view for Administrators to view everyone's working hours.
In our view, under basic settings, we have selected Form 1 (our time sheet form) and 'All Entries' as the view type. Our view has been set up as an html table, but you may wish to build yours differently.
We have also added an additional snippet to our functions.php file to allow us to use the 'if_get_param' variable and display page content based on a URL parameter. To do this please add the following script to your functions.php file, a custom plugin file or using the Code Snippets plugin.
This will then allow you to use the shortcode. For more information on this please click HERE.
This shortcode will display the content of the search filter and provide a 'Clear Filter' link to easily reset the filter. Change Clear Filter to the URL of your view.
Replace the field ID's with your own forms field ID's as required.
In order to calculate the total time worked for the numbers of rows on display in the table, we have created a new code snippet that will create a total of the hidden fields from Form 1 and add display them in a shortcode – [sum_544] – in the 'After Content' section of the view.
Change 7808 to the ID of your view and 544 to the ID of your hidden field in 2 places. This snippet will allow you to only total what is being displayed in the view and therefore will always display the correct total based on the filters being used.
Lastly, we need to add a button which would allow the user to export the view table content into a CSV format.
Page size = 31 – This will allow us to show a maximum of 31 entries at any time which will be enough for any full month once the filters have been applied.
Order > Date > Descending – Adjust as required.
These settings, along with the filter form mentioned above, will allow you to filter your view based on any date range. If you require an admin only view to view all staff working hours, remove the User ID filter.
[ display-frm-data id=7808 filter=limited ] – the view for displaying your data.
Putting all of this together will give you a working timesheet capable of filtering and displaying variable times and dates.
The active filter dates will display if any are active but otherwise be hidden.
The total hours worked for each period will be calculated automatically and take into account any lunch breaks etc.
The total hours is calculated in the After Content section of the view which allows it to be variable based on any filters being used.
The download CSV buttons allows you to export any content being shown in the table.
We hope you enjoyed this guide and found the content useful.


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Age of the Earth
Alleged Human Evolution
Days of Creation
Government and God
Implications of Evolution
In the News: World's "First" Animals?
In December 2011, Discovery News published an on-line article titled, "Earliest Animals Looked Like Baseballs." In the article, Jennifer Viegas referred to a study in the Proceedings of the Royal Society: Biological Sciences that claimed "microscopic 570-million-year-old fossils from China may represent the earliest evidence for animal life on Earth." (Notice the difference in this statement and the aforementioned article title. Whereas the announcement in the title is made with certainty, the statement within the article is toned down considerably.) Fast forward only two months. The same Web site (Discovery News) published a story titled "World's First Animals Were Namibian Sponges" (2012). What's more, these dust-speck-sized sponges were said to be found in Africa "in rocks between 760 and 550 million years old…. That means animals, previously thought to have emerged 600 million to 650 million years ago, actually appeared 100 million to 150 million years before that" ("World's First Animals…," 2012).
So, within only a two-month period, the popular evolutionary Web site Discovery News, has gone from suggesting that microscopic, baseball-like creatures in China may be the "earliest animals" on Earth, to reporting that the "world's first animals" were sponges from southern Africa. What's more, they went from alleging the first animal evolved 570 million years ago to saying the first animal evolved as early as 760 million years ago.
Is there any wonder why so many people around the world still reject the so-called "science" that evolutionists espouse? Time and again, what we are told today (often as "fact") is debunked tomorrow (cf. Butt, 2006; Lyons, 2007), yet the theory is "never wrong"—it just "evolves." Need a few more years? Need a million more years? How about 100,000,000 more years? No big deal, right? Just trust the assumption-based, often-contradictory, faulty dating methods in which evolutionists continually put so much confidence.
What made this latest story even more appalling was the certainty with which Tony Prave (geologist from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland) spoke concerning the Namibian sponges. These "hollow globs…were our ancestors," he said (emp. added). "[T]his would be our great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandmother" ("World's First Animals…"). Doesn't that just make your day? Doesn't that make you feel good? To "know" that we evolved from a hollow, dust-speck-sized glob of sponge?
Call me crazy, but I choose to believe exactly what Almighty God revealed in His inspired, never-changing, ever-enduring Word (1 Peter 1:24-25), and what has always been and always will be consistent with true, testable science: He created animals and humans separately—and not hundreds of millions of years ago (cf. Romans 1:20; Mark 10:6; Luke 11:49-51).
The search for the "first animal" is futile. But, of course, government (i.e., tax-payer) sponsored evolutionary scientists have to find some way to justify their continued support and search for fossils of, among other things, dust-sized, hollow, glob-like sponges.
Butt, Kyle (2006), "One Little Beaver Demolishes 100 Million Years," Apologetics Press, http://www.apologeticspress.org/apcontent.aspx?category=9&article=1787.
Lyons, Eric (2007), "Yesterday's 'New Reality of Evolution' Debunked Again," Apologetics Press, http://www.apologeticspress.org/APContent.aspx?category=9&article=2236.
Viegas, Jennifer (2011), "Earliest Animals Looked Like Baseballs," December 6, DiscoveryNews, http://news.discovery.com/animals/fossils-early-life-111206.html.
"World's First Animals were Namibian Sponges" (2012), February 7, DiscoveryNews, http://news.discovery.com/animals/namibia-sponge-fossils-worlds-first-animals-study-120207.html.
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package com.evolveum.midpoint.model.test;

import com.evolveum.midpoint.notifications.api.NotificationManager;
import com.evolveum.midpoint.notifications.api.events.Event;
import com.evolveum.midpoint.notifications.api.transports.Message;
import com.evolveum.midpoint.notifications.api.transports.Transport;
import com.evolveum.midpoint.schema.result.OperationResult;
import com.evolveum.midpoint.task.api.Task;
import com.evolveum.midpoint.util.DebugDumpable;
import com.evolveum.midpoint.util.DebugUtil;
import com.evolveum.midpoint.util.logging.Trace;
import com.evolveum.midpoint.util.logging.TraceManager;
import com.evolveum.midpoint.xml.ns._public.common.common_3.UserType;

import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;

import javax.annotation.PostConstruct;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Map.Entry;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * @author mederly
 */
@Component
public class DummyTransport implements Transport, DebugDumpable {

    private static final Trace LOGGER = TraceManager.getTrace(DummyTransport.class);

    private static final String DOT_CLASS = DummyTransport.class.getName() + ".";
    public static final String NAME = "dummy";

    // if NotificationManager is not found, this transport will simply be disabled
    // it is legal for modules, in which tests do not need it
    @Autowired(required = false)
    private NotificationManager notificationManager;

    @PostConstruct
    public void init() {
        if (notificationManager != null) {
            notificationManager.registerTransport(NAME, this);
        } else {
            LOGGER.info("NotificationManager is not available, skipping the registration.");
        }
    }

    private Map<String,List<Message>> messages = new HashMap<>();

    @Override
    public void send(Message message, String name, Event event, Task task, OperationResult parentResult) {

        OperationResult result = parentResult.createSubresult(DOT_CLASS + "send");

        if (!messages.containsKey(name)) {
            messages.put(name, new ArrayList<Message>());
        }
        messages.get(name).add(message);

        LOGGER.info("Recorded a message " + message + " to dummy transport buffer named " + name);

        result.recordSuccess();
    }

    public List<Message> getMessages(String transportName) {
        return messages.get(transportName);
    }

    public Map<String,List<Message>> getMessages() {
    	return messages;
    }

    public void clearMessages() {
        messages = new HashMap<>();
    }

    @Override
    public String getDefaultRecipientAddress(UserType recipient) {
        return recipient.getEmailAddress() != null ? recipient.getEmailAddress() : "dummyAddress";
    }

    @Override
    public String getName() {
        return "dummy";
    }

	@Override
	public String debugDump() {
		return debugDump(0);
	}

	@Override
	public String debugDump(int indent) {
    	StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    	DebugUtil.indentDebugDump(sb, indent);
    	sb.append("(\n");
		for (Map.Entry<String, List<Message>> entry : messages.entrySet()) {
			DebugUtil.debugDumpWithLabelLn(sb, entry.getKey(), entry.getValue(), indent + 1);
		}
		DebugUtil.indentDebugDump(sb, indent);
		sb.append(")");
		return sb.toString();
	}
}

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Hi everybody I'd really appreciate some advice.
I'm a 19 year od guy who used to smoke from the age of 16 around 20-30 cigarettes a day but managed to quit 8 months ago.
I had been using electronic cigarettes and found them okay but still craved cigarettes.
The other week however I had my first cig in 8 months on a drunken night out. I really regret it.
Over the last 2 weeks I'm up to smoking 10 - 15 a day. I really want to quit for good, I hate the lingering smell.
What age were you if you started smoking and why?
I don't know how much help this will be as I myself have never smoked, but many of my family used to smoke and quit.
The one thing everyone says makes the quitting process harder is "trying" to quit. To be in the mindset that you haven't quit yet, but are trying, is like a drawn out torture. They all agreed that it was easier to just quit and that's it, no weaning, no gradual taper off. Just stopping cold turkey was the only way they managed to do it. My grandma was the last to quit and she also "tried" for the longest time out of everyone. Eventually she just decided she was throwing out the packet and wasn't buying any more, and she didn't buy any more, and she hasn't smoked since.
Of course everyone is different so I'm not saying this will definitely work for everyone, but it seems that's what most of the ex-smokers I know agree on.
don't come crying when you get lung cancer.
Have you tried Nicotine patches?
in America a lot of people use the drug wellbutrin stop smoking.my mother smoked 2 packs of cigarette for forever.they told her if she didn't stop smoking she would have full-blown emphysema.her doctor put her on wellbutrin to help her quit.I was impressed she actually quit for a long time. I catch your time from time smoking cigarettes. She can barely walk down the hallway. I have to take her to the emergency room once every 3 months because she's having problems breathing.quit smoking. the outcome is certain but nobody knows when it's going to happen.do your loved ones a favor stop smoking. They love you and would hate to lose you.
Mmmm, drunken cig - the best, right?
I have moved this to Health for you as you will hopefully get a better response here!
You bet mate ! have you tried to quit ?
E-cig is what I can recommend to you since Dad is using it now after he decided to give up tobacco and the traditional cigarette smoking. He also said that he's having a hard time dealing with the process of quitting but through electronic cigarette, he's now coping because he gets the same sensation he wants from it.
I quit a long time ago and never looked back. I think it's easier for some people. All depends on your situation.
how much of an impact can smoking have on cardio?
How to quit smoking? Post your real stories?
October Challenges: Go Sober or Stoptober?
Attitudes to flatmates smoking in halls when they're not meant to?


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ANALYSIS: Iran tightening the noose around Israel
Is Iran preventing an Israel-Hamas agreement and is it behind current escalation?
Yochanan Visser is an independent journalist/analyst who worked for many years as Middle East correspondent for Western Journalism.com in Arizona and was a frequent publicist for the main Dutch paper De Volkskrant. He authored a book in the Dutch language about the cognitive war against Israel and now lives in Gush Etzion. He writes a twice weekly analysis of current issues for Arutz Sheva.
On Tuesday Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman said Syria was building an even larger army it had before the civil war started in 2011.
"We see the Syrian army, which is not satisfied with taking control of all the Syrian territory, but is clearly building a new, large-scale land army that will return to its previous dimensions and beyond," according to Liberman who spoke to reporters during a massive drill by the Israeli army on the Golan Heights.
Israel was following all the developments in Syria and was ready for every scenario, the Israeli DM added.
Liberman didn't address the growing Iranian threat from Syria, but he no doubt knows what's happening on the other side of the border with Syria where the Iranian-Russian backed pro-Assad coalition seized the last pockets of Islamist resistance at the end of July.
Iran is tightening the noose around Israel – not only in Syria where the Mossad reportedly killed the country's most important missile scientist last Saturday – but also via its odd proxy Hamas, the Sunni Islamist terror organization that rules Gaza.
To understand what's going on in southern Syria on the other side of the border with Israel, one should read a research paper by the Institute for National Security Studies written by Orit Perlov, a social media analyst who focuses on Syria.
Iran, not Russia, is the dominant actor in Syria, Perlov writes, while adding that the Islamic Republic "controls the Syria- Iraq and Syria-Lebanon border crossings, and tailors the re-organization of areas and communities based on an ethnic element."
To help Assad regain control over territories he lost during the first phase of the now seven-year-old Syrian war, Iran established the Syrian National Defense Forces (NDF), which today has 90,000 fighters, most of them Shiites and Alawites.
The NDF is the equivalent of the Iraqi Hashd al-Shaabi umbrella organization of predominantly Shiite militias, established under the supervision of Qassem Soleimani, the shrewd commander of the Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps which has up to 5,000 soldiers in Syria.
Iran was also responsible for bringing Afghan and Pakistani Shiite militias into the Syrian fray.
The Afghan Fatemiyoun Liwa militia and the Pakistani Zeinabiyoun Brigade, which have up to 15.000 fighters in Syria were used by the Quds Froce of the IRGC as a striking force in the first phase of battles against rebels and later for strengthening the Alawite and Shiite community in Syria, according to Perlov.
Iran's Quds Force also uses Iraqi and Lebanese Shiite militias in its drive to advance its long term goal of establishing a permanent foothold in Syria and to attack Israel from there in the future.
These militias return to their country of origin once their mission is completed, but were a decisive factor in Assad's come-back.
Then there is Hezbollah, the Lebanese terror organization, which has up to 9,000 fighters in Syria and has established a foothold in the so-called Q-zone in Syria, Quneitra, Qalamoun Mountains and Qusayr, where Iran is suspected of having an underground nuclear facility.
Iran also uses Shiite Lebanese and Iraqi mercenaries who are not members of the various militias, but help in areas where support is needed.
Almost 3,000 members of Shiite militias have died in combat during the last phase of the Syrian war, according to the Arab news outlet Albawaba.
Perlov confirmed that during the 'liberation' of the Quneitra region, Iran's Shiite proxies in Syria were wearing Syrian army uniforms to cover up their presence along the Israeli border.
The INSS researcher thinks that Israel is currently ignoring the Iranian presence along its border with Syria and prefers focusing on the prevention of "the consolidation of substantial Iranian military capabilities in Syria," but could attack the Iranian forces when they become a real threat to the country.
The revelations about Iran's military build-up in Syria coincided with an admission by a high-ranking IRGC officer about Iran's role in the latest escalation in the Gulf of Aden where the Islamist regime in Tehran ordered the Ansar Allah militia to attack two Saudi oil tankers in the Gulf of Aden.
Gen. Naser Sha'bani, a top commander of the IRGC, told Fars News in Iran that the IRGC had ordered the Ansar Allah (Houthi) militia to attack the Saudi ships and confirmed that Iran is using its proxies as "homeland depth" which would continue to be used against Iran's rivals in the region (read Saudi Arabia and Israel).
We now turn to Gaza where Hamas just launched its most wide-scale attack on Israel since the 2014 summer war, sending 180 missiles and mortar shells at Israeli towns and communities in the south of the country on Wednesday night.
An overlooked aspect of what is called the current 'flare-up' is the sudden trip of the deputy head of Hamas' political bureau, Saleh al-Arouri, to the Gaza Strip.
Al-Arouri, who lives in Lebanon, arrived in the Gaza Strip last Thursday, officially to participate in the talks about a ceasefire with Israel and Palestinian unity.
The Hamas terrorist was the driving force behind another reconciliation which took place in October 2017.
On Friday October 20, 2017 al-Arouri, who headed a large Hamas delegation, arrived in Tehran for talks about reconciliation with Iran.
An Iranian official later said that renewed Iranian support for Hamas was conditional for their continuing the fight against Israel.
Shortly afterwards, Hamas put an end to the relative quiet that had been in place since the war in 2014 and began preparations for the so-called 'Great March of Return' which later turned into what is dubbed 'the Kite Jihad'.
Israel's internal security service Shin Bet earlier revealed Iran was aiding Hamas in keeping the violence against Israel continuing.
Al-Arouri's sudden trip to Gaza could therefore be another Iranian attempt to prevent Hamas from entering into a five or ten-year long ceasefire with Israel.
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IRAN IS ACTING TO ADVANCE ITS LONG-TERM GOALS IN SYRIA →


If you are purchasing a car or truck for your teen as soon as, they turn 16, opt for the variety of car very carefully. Your teen is extra most likely to drive safely in a sensible auto fitted with security capabilities, rather than a rapidly sports automobile. Quick driving will be much less of a temptation and the insurance premiums will be decrease also. Attempt to avoid letting your teen drive a truck or SUV, which are much more likely to be involved in rollover accidents.
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The king of trance, Armin Van Buuren, will be releasing his sixth studio album on October 29th. The album is called, "EMBRACE." You've probably already heard the first single from the album, "Another You." That song, featuring Mr. Probz, has been an international sensation.
Armin said this album will be different than previous ones. He wanted to embrace several different instruments and sounds and incorporate them into his sound. The legendary DJ and producer said he hopes that fans embrace this new chapter in his life. Armin van Buuren's Embrace studio album will be released October 29th.
To get ready for the release of the new album, check out our interview with the man himself.
I know I will be downloading this as soon as it's available!


The gentle distractive forces of Spinal Decompression create distraction and a negative pressure within the disc space to improve blood flow and nutrient exchange to the injured area. You'll experience several cycles of stretch and relaxation, which gradually peaks over a period of several minutes. Sessions last 20 minutes or less. Most people feel pain relief in as few as 3-5 sessions. Immediate relief typically occurs after the first session.
Our Triton DTS system makes Spinal Decompression a very comfortable experience. In fact, many people drift off and nap during the session. Included during the session are: Cold Laser and Specific, Gentle Adjustments.
Our Redlands office has made Spinal Decompression very affordable to Redlands.
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Our studio is passionate, supportive and proud of what we do. Most importantly we value and support individuals and ideas that enrich our workplace, our projects and the lives of those with whom we work in the belief that this approach is intrinsic to creating holistic and impactful places.
We take our role as stewards of the environment seriously and continuously strive to achieve balance between program (people) and site (nature). We bring an ethic of sustainability, ecological awareness, resource efficiency, and regenerative design to all of our projects.
Berger Partnership is a landscape architecture firm with decades of success designing projects for a variety of clients. The firm is always looking for motivated, creative individuals who are interested in working on diverse project types.
We are currently seeking a Landscape Designer.
Please view the link below for details.
Greg enjoys solving problems, creating from commonly found elements, enjoys challenge, variety, and believes inspiration can come from anything. A few projects exemplifying these beliefs include the Suncadia Resort, Roslyn; and REI Flagship Store and Jefferson Park in Seattle.
Guy's passion is shaping places to support increasingly dense and rich urban environs, be it spaces in the heart of our cities, or the parks and natural areas offering escape and revitalization. He relishes working with people to help them be excited for the possibilities of what could be. He counts himself lucky to be able to say, "I love my job!" When not at work, he is likely on a walkabout with his family in a great park, or on an adventure. Three projects representing his personality and design ideals include Magnuson Park, Redmond Central Connector, and Riverfront Park.
Jason's passion is combining the wilds and the urban environments of the west coast, seemingly two opposite ends of the spectrum. Integrating natural systems and meticulous detail influences much of his design and planning work for the public and private realm throughout the state. He sees his work as an opportunity to educate people about the environments and community we live in while enriching their daily lives through place making and meaningful design. Some of his favorite projects include Seattle University, Whitman College and the Washington Park Arboretum.
Jonathan loves projects with new challenges. He thrives working in teams with visionary clients and finds multidisciplinary collaborations among the most rewarding. He is proudest of public projects that make complete strangers smile and want to return day after day, year after year. He enjoys shaping places that touch people in some small way and make our urban environment a better place to live. Recent and ongoing projects embracing these qualities include Cal Anderson Park, Bullitt Center, and McGilvra Place Park.
Kelly oversees the firm's marketing efforts and loves the thrill of a big win. She assists in landing the perfect project and finds the ecologically responsive work we do continually inspiring. She is a 20-year member of the Society of Marketing Professional Services and a member of the SMPS North End Roundtable. Look for her on LinkedIn and check out our Facebook page for ongoing projects and in-house shenanigans. Away from her desk, she enjoys going fast enough to be glad she wears a helmet while cycling and skiing.
Andy is an enthusiastic leader and thrives in fostering relationships with clients and the community to create some of the region's most successful public projects. His work experience ranges from urban planning, public infrastructure, small to regional parks, and culturally significant landscapes. His experience working with local communities to integrate their ideas into the built environment includes subtly honoring a site's past while making it relevant to the present day. Outside the office he loves gardening, backcountry skiing or hiking the backcountry areas of the Pacific Northwest.
Todd believes every project can define a moment or a place for people and communities. Reconnecting people through design to their history, environment, and social infrastructure while balancing the preservation of our natural resources for future generations is a benchmark set on every design. He is passionate about working with clients and creative teams to explore design possibilities, shaping a shared vision into a place, and developing a dream into a built environment.
Brad's interest in landscape architecture ranges from large-scale master plans to minutely scaled construction details. His passion for the profession stems from its capacity to envision new environments and its practical mandate to realize those visions through built work. Brad enjoys collaboration with clients, architects, engineers, and builders that creates places that are appropriate to their program, time, and site. A special interest of Brad's is how technology can be leveraged to improve both the design and construction processes.
Anna is inspired by the challenge of crafting unique, ecologically sensitive spaces both in urban and natural settings that resonate with the inherent qualities of the site. She enjoys the collaborative nature of landscape architecture and the variety each workday brings. Current projects include the Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station and the University of Puget Sound Wheelock Student Center. Outside the office, you'll find Anna exploring all corners of the Pacific Northwest by foot and car, as well as tracking down the most dog-friendly spots.
Byron works to create places that invite people to a deeper relationship with themselves, others, and the environment. With his background in philosophy and theology, he seeks to bring the poetics and pragmatism of design into dialogue with the stakeholder's needs. His experience ranges in scale from master planning to ephemeral installations all aimed at fostering highly collaborative design solutions.
Christine is interested in progressive and interdisciplinary models of landscape architecture practice. Her experience spans teaching and practice in both architecture and landscape architecture, and her coursework and research has addressed landscape history, representation, environmental justice, and poetics. She is currently working on many projects, including the Olmsted Park Study, a combination of historic interpretation and design. Find her on a free day wandering through one of Seattle's many landscapes with a [poetry / plant / audio / sketch] book in tow.
Christine enjoys working on a wide variety of office and project tasks from specifications, marketing materials, website updates, and reception to filing and archiving. Outside of work, some of her favorite activities are walking or jogging and perusing the mystery section of almost any bookstore.
Angie joined Berger Partnership after earning her landscape architecture degree with a background in architecture and fine art. Her interests include a wide range of projects at all stages of design and planning that weave sustainability, aesthetics, and social well-being together to create solutions for a better future. She looks forward to challenging herself with projects and growing in experience. She values nature and built environments and is passionate about their combination.
Finding himself back in the Northwest, Jason is excited by the dichotomous experience of engaging in urban exploration and reflecting in the surrounding natural beauty. He views every site as part of a large and dynamic system, subject to the same generative, evolutionary, and performance-driven processes that formed the planet. He enjoys balancing technically challenging opportunities with creativity and recursive exploration. A few of his notable projects include Facebook Seattle HQ Phase 2, Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station, Snoqualmie Riverwalk, and the Tollgate Trail Extension.
Growing up in an urban setting surrounded by mountains, wild places, and expansive views influenced how Jen sees the marriage of the natural and built environments. She is passionate about lively public spaces, be it parks, trails, plazas, or streetscapes inviting experiential interactions between people and their physical environments. She enjoys setting the stage for these experiences and envisioning all the possibilities of what makes a place unique and loved. Outside the office, you'll find her in the mountains, on her bike, gardening, or traveling the world.
With a passion for sustainability, Jiaxi believes successful landscape design can make a better living environment. She enjoys the process of exploring different possibilities through both hand sketching and digital approaches, and believes in the importance of honoring site identity from ecological, cultural and community aspects. With her landscape background from both China and the US, she loves to apply her diverse design experience and aesthetic perspective on a wide range of projects.
Jordan's interest in landscape architecture stems from his background in ecology and horticulture. He is devoted to developing cooperative relationships between natural processes and cultural use patterns to develop places that are beautiful, environmentally sensitive, and functional. Of particular interest are projects in the public realm where site-oriented design can begin to develop a narrative joining people to the landscape in which they live and work through the physical, sensuous, emotional, and intellectual experience of the environment.
Julie is passionate about the role of landscape architecture in fostering healthy communities through equitable access to greenspace, transportation, and fresh food sources. She has experience working on a variety of projects, including the adaptive reuse of historic sites and large-scale campus design. Julie is a licensed landscape architect and holds a certification in Social Economic and Environmental Design (SEED). Outside of the office, Julie can be found exploring her new home in the PNW by bike and by foot.
Kaiyue's passion is bringing aesthetics and poetics to landscape and design. Her work focuses on constructed ground, comprehensive master plans, the interface between architecture and landscape, and coastal design influenced by sea-level rise. With a well-trained graphic eye, Kaiyue enjoys bringing beauty to her professional projects from master planning to detailed design. Her current projects include Stadium East, University of Puget Sound Welcome Center, and WSU Plant Sciences.
Matt enjoys the sensitive and site-specific approach required by many of our projects and is inspired by places with multiple layers of function, history and culture. He looks forward to the unique challenge presented with each project: using materials in an honest, simple and effective manner to reinforce the vision, program and function embedded in successful places. Recent projects exemplifying his approach to design are the City of Seattle's Central Waterfront Project, University of Puget Sound's Commencement Walk and the Lemieux Library project at Seattle University.
Shannon is passionate about designing landscapes that intrigue and delight the human spirit, inviting people of all ages to interact with and learn from their outdoor experiences. With two young children at home, she aims to see the world through a new lens, identifying every opportunity to positively impact the future of our built and natural environments. Special interests include plant palette development and design (with an emphasis on native species) to green stormwater infrastructure. Her current projects range from mixed-use condominiums to high-end commercial and residential design.
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The design relationships between space and place fascinate Stephanie. Two of her favorites are the interaction of sculpture and space, and cultural and ecological connections on multiple scales contributing to and informing perception of space/place. In design and life, she values observation and consideration of each element in the landscape in the recognition that each holds importance crucial to its place. Her current projects include the Lincoln Square Expansion, Pike Place Market Waterfront Entry, and the City of Kent Park and Open Space Plan.


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LOKI : a lease-oriented key infrastructure with instant updates and seizure-resistance
Fromknecht, Conner(Conner M.)
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Lease-oriented key infrastructure with instant updates and seizure-resistance
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
Srini Devadas.
Most of the secure communication protocols that power the Internet of today rely on a robust and frictionless mechanism for digital identity attestation. Authentication is typically achieved using a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) that enables users to verify a counterparty's public key binding. Unfortunately, the structure of many existing PKIs present vulnerabilities and usability issues that stem from a lack of consistency, inefficient updates, or a dependence on centralized entities. In this work we present a decentralized marketplace for digital identities that autonomously leases the verification state of a globally-consistent PKI. Users express ownership of an identity through a sequence of leases, which incrementally defines the conditions under which ownership can be renewed and the identity's bindings can be updated. A careful structuring of the lease semantics, economic incentives and architectural design enables a fast update protocol, which permits clients to verify and accept a fresher binding without needing to wait for confirmation from the underlying consensus layer. The task of registration accuracy is extended naturally through the structure of the DNS namespace, after which the state of the system at any particular time acts as the root of trust during authentication. We discuss a novel seizure-resistance mechamism called dormancy, which in turn gives the existing owner of an identity substantial preference during the renewal process. Finally, we show how the system could be used to efficiently and unobtrusively secure today's communication protocols.
Thesis: M. Eng., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2017
Includes bibliographical references (pages 69-70).
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science


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Detective Comics No. 379 Cover: Novick or Novick?
|In Comics, DC
Just because you do a good drawing doesn't mean it's going to make the best cover, at least in the eyes of the art director or editor. Case in point, Irv Novick drew two covers for Detective Comics 379 from September 1968. The first is beautifully drawn. You can see the care he put into it with the rendering of the man's hand, for example.
I can guess, though, when Carmine Infantino saw it he saw a piece that would be difficult to apply the Detective Comics logo to, and as a designer an image that didn't read quickly as a cover. The published version is most definitely drawn from an Infantino sketch. Apart from his recognisable design style, the revised image tells a clearer story by increasing the contrast from foreground to background. The larger head in closeup gives a bigger sense of drama and the simplified TV screens sit firmly in the background, separating the visual planes.
While the published cover was most likely better for the newsstand of the time, what suffered was Novick's investment in the redraw. While still a professional, publishable piece, it has the feel of rework done quickly. Having only these two pieces to go by – and not knowing what was standard practice at DC at the time – I wonder if Novick presented a sketch of his first one before he did his final rendering.
Regardless, we have the two covers to enjoy and I've coloured up the unpublished version here.
As published.
THE UNPUBLISHED COVER
Scan from Heritage Auctions. Presented at found size so you can open it in a separate window to see the details close-up.
Very minor clean-up.
Trade dress re-created and added.
The published colour scheme applied.
New colour version.
WHO DREW IT BETTER?
First version or second version?
Detective Comics Annual No. 4 by Tom Grindberg
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Published in 1991, 'Tec Annual No. 4 was a showcase for young Tom Grindberg, then emulating the bronze-age Batman work of Neal Adams, in particular…
Marvel Comics Giant-Size Cover Template
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I've rebuilt and coloured a lot of vintage comic book covers. Now, it's your turn. Here's a template for Marvel's Giant-Size comics of the mid 1970s.…
Forever Love Cover
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A friend of the happy couple approached me to create a romance comic book cover of them surrounded by some of their favourite comic book characters.…
Paul McCall
The art on the first version is far more dramatic and the Batman monitor images are dominant, but I can see Carmine not wanting to do that to the Detective logo at that time. I like the blue color version of #1 better than the green.
Philip Rushton
I'd guess that Carmine designed both covers, but decided that the Detective Comics logo looked too marginal on the first version when he saw the finished artwork.


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Agni Nakshtram have come to an end, but not summer and heat. So is the mango season. Here is an exciting announcement for our members.
Write an article about Mango in our resource section. It could be a recipe using raw or ripe mango. It could be a suggestion as to how to choose a mango. It could be about the different varities of mango. Or even why you like mango.
This contest ends on 15th of June. One can write up to a max of 3 recipes and on other topics no limits.
So friends gear up and start posting.
Recipes will get a max of upto 10 points and Rs. 10. Other articles will get a max of 20 points and Rs. 20 as cash credits.
One more selective and easiest contest. Seasonal fruit and seasonal contest, don't miss it to participate in this competition as everyone likes Mango and I am sure you will have many stories about different mangoes. Write and win.
It appears that the administrators of this site have decided to keep the members on their toes by announcing lots and lots of contests with plenty of cash and points as reward.
Let's try to overflow the thread with our posts.
very good idea. I hope our members will participate in full swing including myself.
I have deleted the recipe which you have posted in forum. It need to be posted under the recipes category of resouces.
Thanks for the information. sorry for the inconvenience. I will post it in the resource section.
Its ok Vasumathi, No inconvinience caused. I should have given the URL in the lead post as to where the recipes are to be posted.
I have added them now, for the convinience of all.
I have submitted some articles on Mangoes. Please have a look at them.
I just wish to bite my own hands for the loss of opportunity to participate in this delicious contest! I have seen a number of contests in various sites but I must admit this has been completely different from all of them; Mango Mania! I am a great admirer of this fruit myself; I wish I would have joined this ChennaiSpider only a fortnight back!
Nevertheless, I am positively looking forward to more such contests to follow in future where I will definitely participate. I thank you for the innovative and delicious contest which unfortunately I have just missed.
Oh, one more thing to add. Since the contest is well over, may I request the webmaster(s) to lock this thread? The decision, nevertheless, will completely depend upon you and I just offer a humble suggestion.
Yes, the decision will be taken the results will be announced as early as possible.
Wow great this is what is exactly jnown as HEALTHY competition !!!!!!!!


Christina and Dean tied the knot surrounded by all their closest friends and family (and we sure can not forget their adorable and sweetest pup Katie). We were so so lucky as to get such an amazing, kind-hearted and gorgeous looking couple as these two.
From the soft blush and gold color palette, to the stunning floral arrangements, this wedding could not have been by far anymore beautiful. The couple fully embraced the natural hill country scenery and made the adventurous walk through the back woods to obtain some picture perfect sunset shots! It was a wonderful and easy breezy beginning into the busy fall season!


Los Angeles educators plan to go on strike, leaving elementary, middle and high schools without formal instruction until further notice. What led up to this action? Here's what our #SocalConnected team found out. Whatever happens with the strike, the district's financial house will still need to be put in order, and this problem is not going away any time soon.


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namespace _03.Jedi_Code_X
{
    using System;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using System.Linq;
    using System.Text;

    public class JediCodeX
    {
        public static void Main()
        {
            var encryptedText = GetEncryptedText();

            var namePrefixPattern = Console.ReadLine();
            var messagePrefixPattern = Console.ReadLine();

            var names = ExtractCollection(ref encryptedText, ref namePrefixPattern, false);
            var messages = ExtractCollection(ref encryptedText, ref messagePrefixPattern, true);

            PrintJedisMessages(names, messages);
        }

        private static void PrintJedisMessages(List<string> names, List<string> messages)
        {
            var indexesOfMessage = Console.ReadLine().Split().Select(int.Parse).ToArray();
            var jedis = new StringBuilder();

            for (int i = 0; i < names.Count; i++)
            {
                if (i < indexesOfMessage.Length && indexesOfMessage[i] > 0 && indexesOfMessage[i] <= messages.Count)
                {
                    jedis.Append($"{names[i]} - {messages[indexesOfMessage[i] - 1]}{Environment.NewLine}");
                }
                else
                {
                    break;
                }
            }

            Console.Write(jedis);
        }

        private static List<string> ExtractCollection(ref string encryptedText, ref string prefixPattern, bool canHaveDigits)
        {
            var collection = new List<string>();
            var indexOfPattern = encryptedText.IndexOf(prefixPattern);

            while (indexOfPattern >= 0)
            {
                var startIndexOfMatch = indexOfPattern + prefixPattern.Length;

                if (startIndexOfMatch >= encryptedText.Length - prefixPattern.Length)
                {
                    break;
                }

                if (char.IsLetter(encryptedText[startIndexOfMatch + prefixPattern.Length]) ||
                    canHaveDigits && char.IsDigit(encryptedText[startIndexOfMatch + prefixPattern.Length]))
                {
                    indexOfPattern = encryptedText.IndexOf(prefixPattern, indexOfPattern + 1);
                    continue;
                }

                var match = encryptedText.Substring(startIndexOfMatch, prefixPattern.Length);

                if (IsValid(match, canHaveDigits))
                {
                    collection.Add(match);
                }

                indexOfPattern = encryptedText.IndexOf(prefixPattern, indexOfPattern + 1);
            }

            return collection;
        }

        private static bool IsValid(string match, bool canHaveDigits)
        {
            for (int i = 0; i < match.Length; i++)
            {
                if (!char.IsLetter(match[i]))
                {
                    if (canHaveDigits && char.IsDigit(match[i]))
                    {
                        continue;
                    }

                    return false;
                }
            }

            return true;
        }

        private static string GetEncryptedText()
        {
            var numberOfLines = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
            var input = new StringBuilder();

            while (numberOfLines > 0)
            {
                input.Append(Console.ReadLine());
                numberOfLines--;
            }

            return input.ToString();
        }
    }
}


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For other places with the same name, see Jasper (disambiguation).
Jasper  is a town in Jasper National Park in the Alberta Rockies region of Alberta, Canada.
Located in the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains, Jasper is the shy cousin to bold, brassy Banff and offers a more serene experience. Approximately four hours north of Banff and four hours west of Edmonton, capital of the province of Alberta. Most people enter the park via Edmonton.
It can be reached by road or train. Highway 16, the Yellowhead Highway, connects Jasper to Edmonton, which has an international airport and is served by many major airlines. Highway 93, the Icefields Parkway, connects south through the Rockies to Lake Louise and onto Banff. Drivers will have to pay for a park admission pass as the town of Jasper is located within Jasper National Park. There are bus and train connections from Edmonton, Banff and Vancouver.
Those driving to the park should be aware that a park fee of $20 per night applies. Annual passes are available for $89.
There is no public transit. A few taxis and rental cars are available, and bikes can be rented in the summer.
Hitchhikers report that getting a lift in Jasper is very easy.
Jasper is small enough that most places can be easily walked to. Tour companies offer bus service to most of the major tourist destination including Maligne Lake, The Columbia Icefields and Miette Hot Springs. The two major companies in town are Brewster and SunDog. Both these companies offer similar tours at the same price. The only difference is the size of the tour group: Brewster uses large buses (seating approx. 50) and SunDog has smaller vehicles (seating approx. 12).
Maligne Lake, which has regular boat trips to see the wonder of a lake with water two different colours in different parts. Spirit Island, made famous by a photography competition, is in the middle of Maligne Lake. The most common way to see it is to take the boat cruise (1.5 hours round trip). You can also rent canoes and kayaks, and, if you are prepared to camp at the other end of the lake, paddle the 8+ hours it takes to get there.
Angel Glacier, take highway 93A to Mount Edith Cavell and take the 500m hike from the parking lot to view Angel glacier and its lake full of icebergs. A longer 5km trail (500m up) is also available for even better views. Note for 2017 a pass is required (line up at the Jasper into center to obtain for free, from 8-10am daily). The pass is required due to the continuing reconstruction of the parking lot and limited parking available. A few years prior ghost glacier (a smaller glacier next to Angel glacier), fell off the mountain into the lake, causing a tidal wave that destroyed the trail and parking lot below.
Excellent camping in the summer. Cross Country and downhill skiing  in winter.
Rent a bike. Plenty of sport shops offer bikes, which are a great way to see the area.
Miette Hot Springs, , are an excellent place to go and relax after a day of hiking. There is also a challenging 4 hour hike advertising the best views in the park that starts from the parking lot next to the hot springs.
Maligne Canyon, . The river, up near Maligne Lake, flows in a mighty torrent. When it enters Medicine Lake (named in reference to bad medicine) it does so with great volumes. It does not, however, appear to flow out. Indeed, through the summer months Medicine Lake disappears until, in mid autumn all that is left is a thin channel that itself disappears into the shoreline. In Winter, walk on the canyon bottom to see masses of blue ice where waterfalls flow in the summertime!
Athabasca Falls - The Athabasca River thunders through a narrow gorge where the walls have been smoothed and potholes are created by the sheer force of the rushing water carrying sand and rock. Parking and restroom facilities. Paved trail and picnic sites available.
Mount Robson (The park's namesake peak is the highest in the Canadian Rockies at 3954 metres. Mount Robson Provincial Park is 217,200 hectares of stunning mountains, valleys, and waterways. Forests of spruce, fir, balsam, cedar and alder are home to an abundant array of wildlife including mountain goats, moose, deer, elk, marmot and squirrels and chipmunks. The Rearguard Falls of the Fraser River is the furthest migration point of the Pacific salmon.
GyPSy Guide, Take a guided tour in your own car. The GyPSy Guide is a small electronic device that uses GPS technology to automatically trigger commentary about history, geology, directions and quirky Canadian stories, through your car stereo.
Most of the hotels in or near Jasper have restaurants that will meet or beat your expectations for dining in a small community. Some are higher-toned than others, but across the board food is generally very good and portions tend to be hearty. In addition to the hotel restaurants, the town has several noteworthy dining spots as well as numerous restaurants catering to the hungry but penny-pinching skiers and other visiting outdoors-folk.
Syrah's of Jasper, 606 Patricia St. Fine dining restauarant with great wine selection. Prices are moderately high, but not out of line for the finer restaurants in Jasper.
Dead Dog Bar & Grill, a favorite among locals, the $7 burger & fries deal is probably the cheapest meal in town. Happy hour is on Fridays. Located on Connaught Street.
Spooners, 610 Patricia St. Juice bar, gourmet coffees, teas, smoothies, homemade desserts and pastries, sandwiches, soups and salads.
Something Else, 621 Patricia St. A Greek restaurant that serves up a variety of cuisine, and pizza.
North Face Pizza, 618 Connaught Dr. Excellent pizza, great after a day at Marmot Basin!
Sorrentino's Bistro Bar, 96 Geike St. Italian restaurant, popular Canadian chain.
Sayuri's Japanese Restaurant, 410 Connaught Dr. Japanese cuisine, sushi.
Kimchi House, 407 Patricia St, +1 780 852-5022. Korean cuisine.
Jasper Brewing Company, 624 Connaught Dr, +1 780 852-4111. Unique in Jasper, beer is brewed on-site.
Earls, 600 Patricia St. Western Canadian cuisine. A restaurant and bar in one, this can get fairly packed out. The staff aren't fantastic, but the food more than makes up for the wait to be seated.
Buckles Saloon, Maligne Lodge, W end Connaught Dr, +1 780 852-7074.
De'd Dog Bar & Grill, Bsmt, 620 Connaught Dr, +1 780 852-9449.
Villa Caruso, Corner, Connaught Dr and Hazel Ave, +1 780 852-3920.
The 'B' Ale House, 510 Patricia St, +1 780 852-3386.
Chateau Jasper, 96 Geikie St, +1 780 852-5644.
Nick's Bar, Juniper St between Connaught Dr and Geikie St, +1 780 852-4966.
In the summer, there is excellent camping in the campgrounds operated by Parks Canada. Throughout the year, it is possible to stay in private home accommodation - rooms or suites in residents' homes. Prices vary, but standards are high - full details of what is available can be found in the tourist office in town, or at . Hostelling International runs a series of hostels throughout Jasper National Park. Jasper International is the closest to town (7km south-west from Jasper on Whistlers Road, and is open all year), and four Wilderness Hostels which cater more towards trekkers and those people who "enjoy getting in touch with nature."
There are numerous motels and inns within the town, as well as in Hinton, just outside the eastern entrance to the park.
Austrian Haven B&B Located at 812 Patricia Street, +1 780 852-4259. Owned and run by a very friendly and welcoming Austrian lady. There are only 2 rooms, which are beautifully decorated with the biggest most comfortable beds you will ever sleep in. Both the rooms have excellent views of the mountains around Jasper.
Mount Robson Inn 902 Connaught Drive, +1 780 852-3327. A comfortable well equipped two storey motel style inn. All rooms have air conditioning, cable television, and plenty of room. Reasonable prices.
Patricia Lake Bungalows, +1 780 852-3560.
Chateau Jasper 96 Geikie St, +1 780 852-5644 Offers exceptional accommodations and amenities complemented by a young, personable staff who extend a warm and sincere welcome. Each guest room is retains the charm of the majestic Rockies. A restaurant and conference facilities are available on-site. Rates vary with season - late Fall being the lowest and Summer being the highest $100-$300.
Mount Robson Inn, 902 Connaught Drive, +1 780 852-3327. Offers 80 luxurious, well appointed rooms and suites. $94-325.
Jasper Inn Alpine Resort, 98 Geikie Street, +1 780 852-4461. Cozy and tastefully appointed fireside accommodation, comfortable amenities and casual fine dining amid the rugged beauty of the Canadian Rockies. $93-413.
Lobstick Lodge, 94 Geikie Street, A favourite among the skiing crowd, Lobstick Lodge features a restaurant onsite, as well as FIVE hot tubs and an indoor pool. Rates: varies with season; Fall has the cheapest rates (<$100 is common), while summer is high season (June - August).
Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, Old Lodge Rd (turn south off highway 16 just east of the townsite, and make a quick right after crossing the river), +1 780 852-3301 or 800-257-7544 ([email protected], fax 780-852-5107), . The Jasper Park Lodge is the premier hotel in Jasper, and one of the most famous and storied mountain resorts in the Canada. Started as a tenting site in conjunction with the Grand Trunk Railway in 1915, it has grown into a renowned destination resort. $400 and up.
Bears looking for food are a potential problem. The city has installed bear proof garbage cans and business use bear proof dumpsters.
It is a good solution until the bears learn how to read!
VIA Rail  runs routes through Jasper, which you can often include as a free stop-over if heading between Vancouver and Edmonton.
It is also popular to travel down to Lake Louise and Banff, making stops at Athabasca Falls, Peyto Lake, Crowfoot Glacier, and Bow Lake.
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The third solo exhibition of Jimmie Durham.
In his book Between the Furniture and the Building Jimmie Durham describes himself as a 'theoretical biologist', a person who depicts the behaviors and norms of cohabitation in various communities. But as an artist and writer he looks skeptically at the norms of language and so he developes besides his essayistic and literary texts a visual language in sculptures, assemblages and drawings. There he speaks about cultural behaviors as well as his own position towards the rules of society. The result is a reflection, which is aware of the own involvement.
In heyoka magazine he gave an interview in which this attitude is wonderfully described: I try to make art that's not connected to metaphor, that hasn't this descriptive, metaphorical, architectural weight to it. But I think my tendency, and most artists' tendency – most artists that I know, especially, in the last 20 years – is to make instructive art, art that instructs us about something, or to make sublime art – art that says, 'I'm the sensitive person, I'm your guide and you could never have seen this without me, the sensitive artist showing it to you'. I think those are the two sins we now have in art, I feel that for myself.
Deconstruction, self-criticism, humor and wit is significant for the works of Jimmie Durham. He changes the gallery space into a living room ensemble, complete with carpet, curtains and wallpaper painting. In this bourgeois home décor, which reminds us of films of Jean Cocteau, he presents drawings and text pictures.
The gallery space becomes a kind of a filmic scene were absurde pictures and sentences are crossing each other like in a dream. Durham writes: the over-all look of the show is not especially unusual, i think, except for the gallery itself. the works try to be only a little different from the ordinary. if one attempted to see an over-all theme or narrative it would be dream-like, i think; with melancholy and un-heimlich but humourous jumps from one sentence to another.
Yinka Ilori's colours
Yinka Ilori's bold colours have taken over the Design Museum of London...


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Located in the south west of Germany, Mannheim is the third largest city in the Baden-Württemberg state and has a population of over 295,000. Mannheim has a rich cosmopolitan atmosphere; and from its contemporary architecture to the vibrant nightlife, chic shops, and modern restaurants, it is full of life and energy. With attractions such as the Luisenpark and Mannheim Palace, it has something for everyone. You can rent a car in Mannheim to explore the city as well as other famous destinations like Stuttgart and Frankfurt which are only a short drive away.
You can find car rental in Mannheim at a number of convenient locations. In some cases, a one way car rental in Mannheim is also available, which allows you to leave your rental car at a different location than the one from which you hired it, giving you the freedom to explore other parts of Germany. If you are looking to explore the city in depth, you can also opt for a long term car hire. They can all be booked online.
City Airport Mannheim Seckenheimer Landstr.172, 68163 Mannheim, Germany 00:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Mannheim Central Station 68161 Mannheim, Germany 00:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
*Opening hours may vary depending upon the rental site. Detailed information can be found in the comprehensive listing provided. With some car rental sites, pickup and returns are possible outside of the opening times at an extra charge.
Whatever your plans for your Mannheim car rental, you have the liberty to discover the city according to your own schedule. As you drive through the city, Mannheim will open up to you, and you will find the planned grid pattern streets of the city easy to navigate.
If you hire a car in Mannheim, the main road into the city centre will take you to the Mannheim Palace, a wonderfully constructed baroque style palace from the 18th century. It is one of the largest palaces in Europe and houses over 800 exhibits which include ornate furniture, historic tapestries, and paintings. One of the major attractions is the Technoseum which also has ample parking facilities. If you are planning on renting a car in Mannheim you might want to head over to Heidelberg which is just 20 minutes drive on the A656 motorway.
This is one of the famous landmarks in Mannheim. Situated at the Friedrichsplatz square, this water tower is considered one of Europe's finest examples of Art Nouveau architecture. The Luisenpark provides a welcome break from the bustling city life and is considered one of the best inner city parks in Germany. You may also want to take a trip to Schwetzingen to discover the incredible castle and countryside.
Mannheim is home to a number of fascinating historical buildings including the Bruschal Castle. A visual treat, the castle is painted in vibrant colours. The SAP Arena is a well known concert venue and attracts plenty of visitors every year. The planetarium and the rose garden are also perfect for a family day out.
Driving yourself around is the best way to enjoy all the local attractions. Whatever brings you to this city, a rental car in Mannheim is an affordable way to get around. Roads in Mannheim are well maintained, especially on major routes. Book in advance before you travel, so that you can spend more time enjoying the sights.


By Vermont law, property owners whose homes meet the definition of a Vermont homestead must file a Homestead Declaration annually by the April filing deadline. If eligible, it is important that you file so that you are correctly assessed the homestead tax rate on your property.
What is the Vermont Homestead Declaration?
In Vermont, all property is subject to education property tax to pay for the state's schools. For this purpose, property is categorized as either nonresidential or homestead. A homestead is the principal dwelling and parcel of land surrounding the dwelling, owned and occupied by the resident as the person's domicile.
For more information, please visit the State of Vermont Tax Department website.


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If my spaceship is caught in a black hole, can it escape from a black hole if it's able to go faster than the speed of light? I know ftl travel is still just science fiction but I'd still like to know.
Even if you were somehow able to break the laws of physics and travel faster than the speed of light, you still couldn't get out of a black hole. The space within black holes is curved in on itself, and so there is no direction you can travel in to get out of the black hole.
This is related to the fallacy that the reason why you can't escape from black holes is because they have an escape velocity that's equal to the speed of light. It's true that the escape velocity for a black hole is the speed of light. But if you have something like a spaceship that can provide its own acceleration, you never have to actually move at the escape velocity in order to escape. The real reason why it's impossible to escape is because the space inside a black hole is curved in on itself.
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As many who've aspired to earn a living as a woodworker or other type of artist know, the rewards of expressing their creativity and having it appreciated by others can be the ultimate reward. But the price of pursuing a dream career can be high, especially with the costs of supplies, travel, housing and studio space. That's where the new Artists in Residence program, based in Cleveland, comes into play. Launched in August, this program aims to help prospective artists and musicians live affordably while growing their business.
With the Artists in Residence program, artists and musicians have the option to own an affordable permanent location in the Cleveland area where notable art festivals and events are held each year, including the Tremont Arts Fest, Waterloo Arts Festival, Murray Hill Art Walk, Boston Mills Arts Fest, Cain Park Arts Festival and more. With Artists in Residence, the initiative sells homes to artists for as low as $6,500 in the North Shore Collinwood area. In addition, the program also offers discounted neighborhood storefronts. Once artists and musicians are in their space, the program also assists with grants and loans for everything from fixing a leaky roof to weatherizing their home.
The program is organized by the Community Partnership for Arts and Culture and Northeast Shores Development Corporation. The overall goal is to increase artists' access to affordable space within Cleveland and to develop a replicable model for increasing artists' participation in the revitalization of other neighborhoods and other industrial cities across the country.


The first in a series of videos by Michael Hennessy, Teagasc Tillage specialist discusses the new CAP reform and greening and how it might affect you.
Under the new CAP reform, in addition to the basic payment scheme, each holding will receive a payment per hectare for respecting certain agricultural practices beneficial for the climate and the environment. Member States will use 30% of their national envelope in order to pay for this. This is compulsory and failure to respect the Greening requirements will result in penalties which go beyond the Greening payment, i.e. after a transition offenders will also lose up to 125% of their Greening payment.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;

using DigitalPlatform.Text;

namespace DigitalPlatform.CirculationClient
{
    /// <summary>
    /// 馆藏点对话框
    /// </summary>
    public partial class LocationItemDialog : Form
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// 是否为创建模式
        /// </summary>
        public bool CreateMode = false; // 是否为创建模式?==true为创建模式;==false为修改模式

        /// <summary>
        /// 图书馆代码列表字符串。提供给 combobox 使用
        /// </summary>
        public string LibraryCodeList
        {
            get
            {
                StringBuilder text = new StringBuilder();
                foreach (string s in this.comboBox_libraryCode.Items)
                {
                    if (text.Length > 0)
                        text.Append(",");
                    text.Append(s);
                }
                return text.ToString();
            }
            set
            {
                List<string> values = StringUtil.SplitList(value);
                this.comboBox_libraryCode.Items.Clear();
                foreach (string s in values)
                {
                    this.comboBox_libraryCode.Items.Add(s);
                }
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// 构造函数
        /// </summary>
        public LocationItemDialog()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }

        private void LocationItemDialog_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            // 如果只有一项列表事项,而当前为空白,则自动设置好这一项
            if (this.CreateMode == true
                && string.IsNullOrEmpty(this.comboBox_libraryCode.Text) == true
                && this.comboBox_libraryCode.Items.Count > 0)
                this.comboBox_libraryCode.Text = (string)this.comboBox_libraryCode.Items[0];
        }

        private void button_OK_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (this.textBox_location.Text == "")
            {
                // 允许馆藏地点为空,但是要确认一下

                DialogResult msgResult = MessageBox.Show(this,
                    "确实要把馆藏地点名称设置为空?",
                    "LocationItemDialog",
                    MessageBoxButtons.YesNo,
                    MessageBoxIcon.Question,
                    MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button2);
                if (msgResult == DialogResult.No)
                    return;
            }

            this.DialogResult = DialogResult.OK;
            this.Close();
        }

        private void button_Cancel_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            this.DialogResult = DialogResult.Cancel;
            this.Close();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// 馆代码
        /// </summary>
        public string LibraryCode
        {
            get
            {
                return this.comboBox_libraryCode.Text;
            }
            set
            {
                this.comboBox_libraryCode.Text = value;
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// 馆藏点字符串
        /// </summary>
        public string LocationString
        {
            get
            {
                return this.textBox_location.Text;
            }
            set
            {
                this.textBox_location.Text = value;
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// 是否允许外借
        /// </summary>
        public bool CanBorrow
        {
            get
            {
                return this.checkBox_canBorrow.Checked;
            }
            set
            {
                this.checkBox_canBorrow.Checked = value;
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// 册条码号可为空
        /// </summary>
        public bool ItemBarcodeNullable
        {
            get
            {
                return this.checkBox_itemBarcodeNullable.Checked;
            }
            set
            {
                this.checkBox_itemBarcodeNullable.Checked = value;
            }
        }
    }
}


Mike has a lot of experience working with professional athletes, which makes him unique in his skill set and speaks volumes of his ability. He knows how to target specific parts of the body that are not functioning properly, which is hugely important in keeping us healthy and ready to compete at the highest levels. He has helped me get back in the game after injuries, as well as maintence sessions in the off season. I've worked with dozens of massage therapists over my career and he is truly the best I've come across.
I will never forget my reaction when I came home from my first session with Mike; I broke down into tears because I haden't felt this good in years. I had recently had my fifth hip procedure and was experiencing constant muscle spasms throughout my back and hips. I was beginning to run out of options when an old coach recommended Mike to me. Mike, from that first session, was incrediably detailed with his postural assessment and I believe he is second to none identifing muscle and fascial dysfunction and developing a plan to absolve it. After as many surgeries as I have had, I wouldn't trust anybody else in the world with my body. With Mike, you can be confident that whether it's recovering from surgery or just maintaining an active lifestyle, he will help you feel better and meet your goals.
I've used every technique around throughout my 16 year pro career. I am a big believer in myofascial sports massage as a way to recover and allow my body to heal. Of all the massage thrapists I have used, Mike is the best! He is not only a master of his craft but goes the extra mile to help his clients achieve the results they need. He is my one and only choice.
The first time Mike saw Adam, he had a quad contusion that hindered his ability to play hockey and train for a week and a half running. In that one session, Mike virtually eliminated Adam's quad issue. He said his quad felt near 100%. We highly recommend Mike!


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The Boring Bits
By Steven Lloyd Wilson | Industry | July 24, 2009 |
The single concession I made to standing in immense lines to get into a big hall was to see Terry Gilliam late in the day. Comic-con is many things, but it is not a simple microcosm of the real world. It is a place where Terry Gilliam is as big a star as Robert Pattinson. Some might say that is an improvement on reality. The man next to me in line wearing home made Starcraft power armor that made him eight feet tall certainly felt that way.
Terry Gilliam is eminently entertaining. He is the sort of man whom you can toss onto a stage in front of several thousand fans and he will calmly and good naturedly ramble about art and movies for half an hour while plowing steadily through a pile of Hershey kisses. As he began talking, he turned to crane his neck at the large projection screen behind the stage, and exclaimed "Oh shit! That's me!" as he almost fell out of his chair.
He introduced The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus by showing a trailer, and insisting that he hated how most trailers show you all the good bits of the film so that there's nothing worth seeing in the theater. Thus, he assured us, all of the trailers and clips he showed at Comic-con were composed of the boring bits, so that when we all saw the film in theaters we would feel that we got our money's worth. The trailer and clips show a film with that trademarked Gilliam combination of surreality, humor, and darkness.
The story is of a Faustian bargain struck between Parnassus (Christopher Plummer) and the Devil (Tom Waits). The Devil grants Parnassus eternal life, but will take in exchange any child fathered by Parnassus on his or her sixteenth birthday. After a thousand years, Parnassus fathers a daughter (Lily Cole). The film begins the day before her sixteenth birthday. Parnassus thus makes a wager with the Devil, double or nothing as it were: the first to steal five souls wins.
The film is also notable for being Heath Ledger's final film. He died a third of the way through production, leading to a long pause in filming. Eventually, Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell all signed on to play Ledger's character throughout the film. The result is a fascinating character with a face that changes from scene to scene. It doesn't seem like something that should work, which makes it so surprising that it actually does.
Gilliam explained that the film could not have happened without Ledger and thus he was adamant about keeping Ledger in and not reshooting his part entirely. Parnassus had been constructed in elaborate storyboards before any money had been raised at all and Ledger happened to visit the studio where those storyboards were being presented. During the presentation, Ledger slipped Gilliam a note "can I play Tony?". After signing Ledger, Gilliam still could not find any studios willing to finance the project, because despite critical acclaim, that guy from Brokeback wasn't enough of a draw to get a movie funded. The Dark Knight had begun filming by this point, which gave Gilliam the ammunition of: Ledger is playing the Joker next summer, he's going to be huge, let's get this film ready for release right after that.
The audience questions yielded some gems from both Gilliam and the audience. One audience member blanked and forgot his question, so Gilliam gave him some good natured guff. The questioner retorted: "I've been battling fucking Twilight fans for two hours just to get in here, my brain's fried".
Gilliam noted when asked where he gets his inspiration: "Lack of sleep. Whenever I run out of ideas, I stay up all night. Lack of sleep does wonders for your creativity."
Asked in a similar question about the surreality pervasive in his work, Gilliam answered: "I see my films as normal. Everyone else thinks they're weird, but I've always tried to be a documentarian."
Speaking of the frustrations of trying to raise money for projects, he explained that he didn't work well with studios and simply made the movies that he wanted to make the way he wanted to make them. Consequently he doesn't "get to make movies with the budgets of certain far more talented directors". Can you tell he was in Monty Python? He speaks with a wit so dry that it desiccates the front row of the audience.
Another interesting tidbit from Gilliam was that he really doesn't draw much inspiration from films, but from art, especially early surrealists like Hieronymus Bosch. When he feels a need for inspiration he goes to art museums and comes out feeling fresh and full of ideas. "Steal ideas from dead painters, then you don't get sued."
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus is slated for an October release, and Terry Gilliam is now working on the long delayed project The Man Who Killed Don Quixote having finally re-secured the rights to it after almost a decade of limbo.
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Das Ringve-Museum in Trondheim ist Norwegens Nationalmuseum für Musik und Musikinstrumente mit Sammlungen aus der ganzen Welt.

Lage
Das Ringve-Museum liegt im Stadtteil Lade auf der Lade-Halbinsel vor den Toren der Stadt Trondheim und liegt in einem Botanischen Garten, der von der Technisch-Naturwissenschaftlichen Universität Norwegens (NTNU) betrieben wird.

Geschichte
Das erste Haus wurde dort 1521 gebaut. Die aktuelle Gebäudeformation entstand ab 1850. Als das Anwesen 1878 verkauft wurde, wurde die Familie Bachke Eigentümer. 1919 übernahm einer der Söhne, Christian Anker Bachke, das Anwesen. Er heiratete die Russin Victoria Rostin. Die beiden bekamen keine Kinder, fingen aber an, historische Musikinstrumente zu sammeln. Das Museum wurde im Jahre 1952 eröffnet. Insgesamt gibt es ungefähr 1.500 Instrumente in der Sammlung, außerdem Bilder und Aufnahmen von Musikstücken.

Viele berühmte Musiker besuchten das Anwesen, darunter Artur Schnabel, Lili Kraus, Ignaz Friedman, Percy Grainger, Kirsten Flagstad und Edvard Munch.

Die Ausstellung

Die Ausstellung gliedert sich in zwei Teile: das Herrenhaus und die Scheune.

Das Herrenhaus
Im Herrenhaus sind funktionierende Instrumente ausgestellt, hauptsächlich Tasteninstrumente. Es ist möglich, das Haus im Rahmen einer Führung zu besichtigen, wobei die Führer oft einige Musikstücke auf den Instrumenten anspielen.

Im Erdgeschoss befinden sich Räume, die nach Mozart, Beethoven und Chopin benannt sind, wo unter anderem ihre Lieblingsinstrumente ausgestellt sind. Im Obergeschoss widmet sich ein Raum Elisabeth Wiborg und Adelina Patti, und es werden die traditionellen Hardanger-Fiedeln vorgestellt. Weiterhin gibt es dort einen Grieg-Raum und einen Raum, in dem Kirchenmusikinstrumente aufgebaut sind.

Die Scheune
In der Scheune sind weitere Musikinstrumente ausgestellt. In einem zweiten Raum können auch Instrumente selbst ausprobiert werden, z. B. ein Kuhhorn, Xylophone, Trommeln und Holzpfeifen.

Weblinks
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Museum in Trøndelag
Trondheim
Organisation (Trondheim)
Bildung in Trondheim
Musik (Norwegen)
Bauwerk in Trondheim
Gegründet 1952


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Legislative Update - April 24, 2019
We're pleased to announce that HB 1923 passed both the House and Senate yesterday – the final version of the bill closely reflects the summary that we offered in our blog post of April 12th. Even though the bill has weaknesses – particularly the optional nature of the increased density provisions – the context and process that led to its passage offer much to be hopeful about.
In addition to HB 1923, we're also excited to announce the passage of HB 1440 – state-wide protections for low-income tenants. This is an incredibly important bill, and one that we helped spark – alongside our partners the Tacoma Tenants Organizing Committee and the Tenant's Union - by investing in on-the-ground organizing and advocacy for tenant's rights in Tacoma that cleared the path for state-wide reforms.
When we first had the opportunity to engage in the early days of rental protection discussions in Tacoma, we were unsure how to proceed. We considered how this work intersected with our core mission to advance equitable and sustainable land use policy. As we began to understand the community capacity gap we could help fill, and the enormous impact that tenant protections would have on low-income residents, we made an intentional choice to dive into the work and trust that the outcomes – both in the relationships and the policy changes – would benefit both us and our partners in the end.
Our success with our partners, TTOC and others, in passing rental protections at the city and later the state level speaks volumes about the state of the housing crisis in Washington and how legislators prioritized responses in Olympia. Effectively addressing our on-going affordable housing and homelessness crisis requires both immediate interventions as well as long-term solutions. We at Futurewise see the passage of both HB 1440 and HB 1923 as the two sides of that coin.
Statewide protections for tenants will have a direct and positive impact on our state's most vulnerable residents, preventing many from entering homelessness. At the same time, we know that we need land-use and zoning reforms in cities and counties across the state. The changes made at the state level will still take a long time to play out in cities and counties, and the sooner we act on those reforms, the sooner more housing options will be available in cities with access to transit and opportunity. But the bottom line is that land-use is slow, complicated and messy, and it requires focused attention from legislators to iron out the complex details. This year, that legislative attention and energy went primarily into an issue – tenants rights – that would more quickly address the crisis.
That's not to say that no hard work went on behind the scenes to process through HB 1923 – many legislators, the realtors, the building community, the cities and counties, the low-income housing community and many others spent hundreds of hours attempting to cut a deal on increased density that all parties could live with. These groups eventually settled on a bill that we would have preferred had more teeth, but trust was built during the process – trust that we will continue to foster and build through the remainder of this year to ensure that we can take bigger bolder steps on density, anti-displacement and growth management framework reforms in 2020.
Next year, we will also be working in a context that includes recommendations on GMA updates from the Road Map to Washington, and it is yet to be seen whether increased density and use of a racial equity lens for GMA will rise to the top of those recommendations – not to mention addressing climate change through land use policy. These are issues you can expect to hear from us a lot on in the latter half of 2019.
Looking back at our work during session this year, we're proud to have worked closely with partners to support tenant protection policies, work that is outside of the typical scope of our mission, to advance housing solutions with immediate impacts. As part of our on-going effort to understand and work within a racial equity frame, one lesson we have clearly learned is that to be a trusted and authentic partner with community, we have to share our power and resources to deliver on their priorities. Thank you for following along and supporting us.
Correction: An earlier version of this blog post referred to SB 5600 (statewide eviction reform) instead of HB 1440.
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Queen's Gambit spoilers: Who does Beth Harmon end up with?
The Queen's Gambit: Anya Taylor-Joy stars in trailer for series
Netflix limited series The Queen's Gambit was released in 2020 and attracted record viewing figures for the American streaming service. According to the streamer, between its October release and November, 62 million viewers watched the show. The Queen's Gambit still holds a top spot in the Netflix top 10 across the world, suggesting millions more have been captivated by the tale of Beth Harmon (played Anya Taylor-Joy).
Who does Beth Harmon end up with in The Queen's Gambit?
WARNING: This article contains major spoilers from The Queen's Gambit
The Queen's Gambit focuses on the rise of American chess player Beth from her humble beginnings playing against her orphanage janitor Mr. Shaibel (Bill Camp) to becoming a champion taking on Russian Masters.
Along with her chess prowess, the drama offers insight into Beth's tragic early life with troubling flashbacks to her mother Alice Harmon (Chloe Pirrie).
Over the course of the seven-part series, audiences see how Beth grows and develops both as a chess player and going from poverty to wealth.
There is also a darker side to the tale involving Beth's addiction to pills and alcohol which dog her throughout her career.
Despite the odds, Beth comes out victorious in the end and becomes a world-class winner with the help of some of her former rivals including Benny Watts (Thomas Brodie-Sangster) and Harry Beltik (Harry Melling).
As part of Beth's coming-of-age story, she has several romances in the show and a few romantic interests but it's unclear which of these she ends up with.
Among her romances are Benny whom she sleeps with but has hardly any emotional connection with.
For a while, her former rival Harry even lives with her as he helps her to study the art of chess and while they do sleep together, he eventually leaves her.
Early on, there also appeared to be chemistry with D.L. Townes (Jacob Fortune-Lloyd) and for a moment it seemed they were going to kiss.
However, it also seemed Townes might also have a male lover and not be romantically interested in Beth.
By the end of the series, Townes and Beth seemed to better understand each other and themselves, plumping for a friendship.
Another spark of romance appears to be between Beth and model Cleo (Millie Brady) but again it's simply implied without ever showing anything between the two women.
Romance with Benny also seemed very unlikely but there seemed to be a small spark with Harry again.
The show finishes with Beth getting help to win against a fierce opponent as she comes out on top.
Beth seemed excited to hear Harry was also on the other end of the phone line trying to help her win.
While there was nothing explicitly said either way, there was a hint Beth realised her feelings for him and may have embarked on a romance upon her return to America.
Of course, this is simply speculation but out of all the men Beth has been involved with, he seemed to know her the best and understand her.
Actress Taylor-Joy has spoken about Beth's sexuality and existing on the fringes of society, previously telling Refinery29: "I really enjoyed getting to explore Beth's sexuality with her.
"She is so not-great with people. She has very little tact,."
The Split and Peaky Blinders star continued: "Those are the moments that, as an audience member, when I've watched it back, I've been like, 'Ooh, Beth. That wasn't that well-played. You should possibly apologize [sic] to that individual afterwards.'"
The Queen's Gambit is streaming on Netflix now
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This year we started offering Belly sessions in our studio, and it's been so cool to meet a few of our families before their little ones' arrivals. I'm just posting a couple of favorites from recent sessions, and hopefully I'll find time to post a full set of Belly session images….
This has been such a big year for us, and it's so exciting to look ahead at 2014! I am so grateful for so many things – all our wonderful families who bring us their precious brand new little ones, my amazing stylist Crystal who brings her creativity and warmth to my studio each day, and my editors, Aja & Matt, who help me keep on top of it all.