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Permobil Names New Leader of Americas Region
LEBANON, Tenn. (December 2, 2019)—Permobil announced that Charles 'Chuck' Witkowski, II has been named its Executive Vice President (EVP) Business Region (BR) Americas. Sweden-based Permobil will look to Witkowski—an entrepreneurial leader with a strong health care background and passion for applying life sciences to product development that improves people's lives—to advance its mission of moving people forward, literally and figuratively, without regard to society's definitions of ability.
"We are delighted to welcome Chuck to Permobil," said CEO Bengt Thorsson. "His customer-first focus with a background in creating and growing life sciences start-ups into settled companies; his track record of strong growth within established corporate environments across functional leadership roles; and his deep commitment to become an integral member of our team makes him the ideal candidate to lead Permobil's business in the Americas."
Witkowski is a strategic and operational executive with diverse experience building and leading medical device, health care service and life sciences businesses. Witkowski comes to Permobil from Hillrom, where he was a corporate vice-president and global general manager for the past four years. During that time, Witkowski led the creation of Hillrom's high growth Vision Care business and most recently added responsibility for its global Diagnostic Cardiology business. Prior to Hillrom, he was the founding president and CEO of Hubble Telemedical, a national telemedicine provider and medical device start-up focused on eradicating diabetic vision loss and blindness. Hubble was acquired by Hillrom in 2015.
"The opportunity to advance Permobil's continued strong growth in the Americas means a great deal to me professionally and personally," said Witkowski. "Permobil products are the gold standard in the complex rehab industry. Everyone in the Americas who faces mobility challenges deserves the gold standard to meet their functional, social and medical needs. As the new EVP of BR Americas, I intend to dedicate myself to making Permobil both ubiquitous in this market and its unquestioned innovator."
Witkowski, a Tennessee native, holds a degree in economics from the University of Montana, Missoula, and an MBA from the Haslam School of Business at the University of Tennessee.
Witkowski replaces Larry Jackson who retired from Permobil earlier this year after years of dedicated service to establish Permobil in the Americas.
Visit permobilus.com for more information.
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Mankato Salvation Army Opens Seasonal Day Shelter
Nov 2, 2020 @ 11:04am
The Salvation Army of Mankato has partnered with Connections Shelter to provide 24/7 shelter to individuals or families experiencing homelessness.
The day shelter will be open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days a week, with a light meal offered at noon. Connections Shelter will provide nightly accommodations from 6 p.m. to 8 a.m.
The partnership between the two organizations will eliminate a gap in service during the daytime hours.
Cash donations are being accepted for the program, but the Salvation Army is also seeking community partners to provide weekend meals to shelter guests.
The Salvation Army's Northern Division has been serving Minnesota communities since 1886. These centers provide food, shelter, youth programs, and more, to nearly 590,000 people a year.
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Q: ActivityThread exception in Android? I am working on the task to search a location which stored in DB. After that i have to drop a pin on the corresponding location. I made a modification on Quick Search Box(QSB) to search the DB which is in my app. for that QSB performance i followed the Search Dictionary example in API Demos. when i click the search suggestion it reloads the current activity and drop the pin on it. when click the back button it shows the below exception in the Logcat. why it happens. Any Idea?
My Log CAT Value:
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448): Activity com.example.brown.Bru_Maps has leaked IntentReceiver    android.net.NetworkConnectivityListener$ConnectivityBroadcastReceiver@432e6360 that was originally registered here. Are you missing a call to unregisterReceiver()?
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448): android.app.IntentReceiverLeaked: Activity com.example.brown.Bru_Maps has leaked IntentReceiver android.net.NetworkConnectivityListener$ConnectivityBroadcastReceiver@432e6360 that was originally registered here. Are you missing a call to unregisterReceiver()?
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.ActivityThread$PackageInfo$ReceiverDispatcher.<init>(ActivityThread.java:748)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.ActivityThread$PackageInfo.getReceiverDispatcher(ActivityThread.java:576)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.ApplicationContext.registerReceiverInternal(ApplicationContext.java:770)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.ApplicationContext.registerReceiver(ApplicationContext.java:757)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.ApplicationContext.registerReceiver(ApplicationContext.java:751)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.content.ContextWrapper.registerReceiver(ContextWrapper.java:290)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.net.NetworkConnectivityListener.startListening(NetworkConnectivityListener.java:138)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at com.google.android.maps.MapActivity.onResume(MapActivity.java:232)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.Instrumentation.callActivityOnResume(Instrumentation.java:1225)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.Activity.performResume(Activity.java:3559)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.ActivityThread.performResumeActivity(ActivityThread.java:2838)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.ActivityThread.handleResumeActivity(ActivityThread.java:2866)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1819)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:123)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:4203)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:521)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:791)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:549)
05-17 15:16:30.572: ERROR/ActivityThread(17448):     at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)

What is the Activity Thread Exception in Android? Please Help.

A: I got the same problem and after searching I found this post about the same issue
https://novoda.lighthouseapp.com/projects/63622/tickets/157-leak-receiver-searchresult
it suggests that the problem rises when using multiple map activities within your application.
so in manifest.xml file of my app I made each map activity run in a separate process:
android:process=":p1"
android:process=":p2"

you can read more about this in Android docs. http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/activity-element.html#proc

A: You have your answer in the exception log..

Are you missing a call to unregisterReceiver()?

Did you register a broadcast receiver in your application?If yes you should call unregister receiver before destroy your activity.
EDIT
Hi..
i had a look at ConnectivityBroadcastReceiver and i found this discussions..
on Android Developers
on android google code
they have the same problem..could you post your code?

A: I encountered this problem also. For my case, I uses a battery indicator and did not destroy it when onPause() or onDestroy(). Just found out that the battery indicator is a broadcast receiver.
To solve I did the following:
@Override
public void onPause()
{
    super.onPause();

    unregisterReceiver(myBatInfoReceiver);
}

@Override
public void onResume()
{
    super.onResume();

    registerReceiver(myBatInfoReceiver,
            new IntentFilter(Intent.ACTION_BATTERY_CHANGED));
}

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Living our cooperative identity with rewarding jobs
HomeStoriesLiving our cooperative identity with rewarding jobs
The cooperative contribution to the world of work was explored in a World Cooperative Congress parallel session on 3 December.
During the session, participants heard from Mirai Chatterjee, Chair of the SEWA Cooperative Federation in India, who explained how the organisation was empowering women in India. She highlighted that social protection was as important as creating jobs.
A recent survey conducted by SEWA found that 71% of its worker-members felt they had survived the pandemic because of the federation. She emphasised that cooperatives also had a role in pressing for policy changes. India has recently created a Ministry for cooperatives, which Ms Chaterjee thinks could be an opportunity to create more jobs for informal women workers.
Anne Laure Desgris, Director of SMart in Belgium mentioned some of the challenges faced by platform cooperatives, including the lack of legislation that recognises the model in countries like France and Belgium.
"The innovation generated by our models is constantly coming up against legislation against it," she said.
Smart is a worker cooperative with over 35,000 members, operating in several European countries. In January Pôle Emploi Services, a French governmental employment agency, revoked the employer license of SMart, arguing that the employees of SMart and La Nouvelle Aventure are not subordinated to them.
Similar legislative challenges are faced by domestic workers in the Republic of Korea.
Youngmi Choi from Life Magic Care Cooperative explained that between 200,000-and 400,000 workers are not covered by Korean legislation. This meant that during the pandemic it was difficult for domestic workers to prove that their income was decreasing due to the pandemic – so the cooperative asked the government to waive that requirement for documentation. It also gave small loans to its members.
"In our cooperative we are members and also workers," she said, adding that achieving legislative change required working with trade unions.
In May the Republic of Korea adopted new legislation that covers domestic workers, which she described as a step in the right direction.
However, she pointed out that current legislation does not cover worker cooperatives. "The word worker cooperative doesn't exist, it's not covered by legislation, you have to be an employer or an employee," she said.
Alireza Banaeifar, International Affairs Manager at Iran Chamber of Cooperatives, Iran, talked about some of the measures his department had taken to support cooperative enterprises. These included running promotion and training centres and experience transfer programmes.
Anna Biondi from the ILO's Bureau for Workers Activities (ACTRAV) joined the debate to share her organisation's take on the role of cooperatives in the changing world of work.
"The discussion about the cooperative principles is crucial to rethinking the world of work," she said.
She also pointed out that cooperatives and unions needed to work together more in order to campaign for quality public services, health coverage and social protections.
"I'm delighted that the ILO is part of this discussion. I listen carefully to this discussion and together with my colleagues I want to continue to support this important work," she added.
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by nonnie9999 | September 28, 2011 · 12:01 am
Happy Birther to You!
From Salon:
President Obama released his long-form birth certificate months ago, but leading Birther activist Orly Taitz is still insisting to anyone who will listen that the president is not a natural-born citizen. Last Thursday she traveled to Capitol Hill to make her pitch to staffers for some of the most influential conservative members of Congress, some of whom were apparently quite receptive to her message.
Taitz told me she flew on the red-eye from her home state of California to Washington for a series of meetings on Thursday with aides to Reps. Steve King (R-IA) and Allen West (R-FL), and Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Jim Inhofe (R-OK), among others.
"The ones that were most positive was a meeting with two counsels for Marco Rubio. They read all the pleadings, they are aware of the issues," said Taitz, reached at her Orange County dental office.
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From THINK PROGRESS ECONOMY:
Until late this afternoon, Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) was single-handedly blocking the transportation bill that would temporarily reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration, keep 80,000 people in their jobs, and avoid another costly shutdown like the one that occurred in August. Coburn had said he was blocking the bill due to the "indefensible threat to public safety" caused by a provision in the bill meant to increase trees and bike paths alongside roadways.
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by nonnie9999 | August 6, 2011 · 1:56 am
I Pledge a Grievance to the Flag and the United States of America
From THE HILL:
Congressional leaders have until Aug. 16 to name the 12 members of the newly created "supercommittee" to deal with reducing the deficit, but special interest groups are wasting no time in pushing their choices for the panel.
The debt-ceiling-increase legislation enacted Tuesday created a bicameral, joint committee of 12 legislators charged with finding at least $1.2 trillion in deficit cuts by Nov. 23.
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Failure to come up with a plan will result in deep automatic defense and Medicare cuts.
One wrong pick, lobbyists on the right and left said Wednesday, could swing the panel toward a terrible compromise. So they are not taking chances.
These sources are already urging leaders to pick top lieutenants who will stick to party positions — no entitlement cuts for Democrats and no tax increases for Republicans.
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by nonnie9999 | May 15, 2011 · 12:56 am
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From THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR:
The sordid tale of former Sen. John Ensign (R) of Nevada is casting its dark ethical – and perhaps legal – shadow wider and wider in Washington.
Aside from the likelihood that Ensign will face criminal charges, recent revelations don't paint a very good picture of Sen. Tom Coburn, former senator and presidential candidate Rick Santorum, nor the Justice Department.
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by nonnie9999 | April 25, 2011 · 12:29 am
The Gang's All Somewhere
From the Los Angeles Times:
For months, as a group of senators known as the "Gang of Six" secretively holed up in the Capitol, their unusual bipartisan meetings frequently included some version of the doomsday speech.
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From TALKING POINTS MEMO:
For Speaker John Boehner, the announcement of a deal funding the government caps one of the most dangerous period of his tenure as leader of his party, a long negotiation that tested his control of his members and his reputation with a general public that has yet to form a clear opinion on his leadership.
While he avoided a potentially disastrous shutdown, only time will tell whether he kept his hold on his party. Already some conservative Republicans are expressing their dismay at the deal.
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by nonnie9999 | January 27, 2011 · 1:07 am
The Date of the Union
From The Houston Chronicle:
There was U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Houston, in her coveted State of the Union perch along the aisle. Wearing an eye-catching lime-green jacket, she got her brief moment of TV exposure and a handshake from President Barack Obama, as usual, as the president made his way into the august chamber of the House.
This time, though, instead of sitting in a bloc with her fellow Democrats, Lee sat beside a real live Republican, U.S. Rep. Pete Olson of Sugar Land.
The two Houston lawmakers were enthusiastic participants in the State of the Union "date night," a bipartisan gesture prompted by the shooting of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., earlier this month.
The pre-speech curiosity was almost Oscar-night giddy — or maybe prom-night giddy — as lawmakers over the past several days paired off.
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by nonnie9999 | December 20, 2010 · 1:59 am
Ask and Tell
Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT), who helped shepherd through today's Senate repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, told reporters after the final vote this afternoon that ending the military's ban on openly gay servicemembers is a big step for LGBT rights.
"To me, it is a step forward to a larger societal acceptance [of gay rights,]" Lieberman said. "This is a civil rights piece of legislation in my opinion."
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The upcoming special edition of the OnePlus 6T would be called the OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition Speed Orange. The phone will reportedly be unveiled next week and while OnePlus hasn't officially revealed the specifications of the phone, some recently leaked marketing images have spilled the beans. Apparently, the special edition phone would offer a couple of things that the standard variant does not, which you will find out shortly.
First off, as expected and made apparent by the name, the McLaren Edition of the OnePlus 6T would be orange in color. Since McLaren usually launches its new vehicles in this color, this choice is hardly surprising. However, unlike the monochromatic panel of the regular OnePlus 6T, the new model would flaunt a new type of glass which will have a carbon fiber patterned design underneath.
The bottom edge of the glass panel would have an orange hue, and the color will also extend to the sides. There would also be a McLaren logo at the bottom, signifying that this is a limited edition variant that you've purchased. Quite like the normal version, OnePlus 6T McLaren Speed Edition Orange will also be underpinned by the Snapdragon 845 chipset but it would expectedly be much more snappy than the regular variant, thanks to 10GB of RAM.
Apart from that, the McLaren version is also expected to come with Warp Charge, and the new version of the fast-charging technology would apparently be enough to give the 3700mAh battery a day's worth of charge in just 20 minutes.
OnePlus will reportedly unveil the OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition Speed Orange on Tuesday, December 11. Sales are expected to begin soon afterward. Being a limited edition variant, this model is expected to fetch a higher price tag, but with that purchase, you will get more RAM, internal storage and a unique design in return. Do you think it will be worth the extra premium? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments.


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The Rock now looks to the THE ROCK
Before he became Hollywood's most bankable movie star, Dwayne Johnson got smacked-down by life — arrests, evictions, family suicide attempts, football failure, divorce — and the concurrent depression drove him to God.
"I have my own special relationship with God, you know, and I certainly, I feel very blessed. I count my blessings, every day," the retired WWF wrestler told the Gospel Herald.
The monikored "Rock" has learned to rely on the Real Rock.
Both his dad and maternal grandfather were wrestlers. Dwayne Johnson grew up in Hawaii, son to a black Canadian father, Rocky Johnson, and a Samoan mother. There was instability in his home, and he was getting arrested over and over — for fighting, theft, and check forgery. Then his mom got evicted, and mom and son were forced to leave Hawaii.
The rude awakening injected in him a measure of sobriety. He decided to turn his life around and turned to football. Working hard, he earned a scholarship as a defensive tackle at the University of Miami. He eventually graduated with a degree in criminology, but his dream was NFL stardom.
After going undrafted, he moved to Canada and tried out for the Calgary Stampeders and slept on a stained mattress he found in the trash outside a sex motel. He subsisted on Ramen noodles for two months into the season.
"The first 'rock bottom' that I hit was out of college where I worked for 10 years from the time I started playing football at 14 years old to the time I was 23…and did not get drafted," he told the Tribune News Service. "I played in the CFL (Canadian Football League) for approximately 200 bucks a week Canadian. I got cut from the team a couple of months later, and I had to close that chapter in my life.
Having to face the death of a dream, with $7 left in his pocket, he returned to his father's house in Tampa, Florida.
"It's a tough experience when you have to move back in with your parents. And at that time, my parents — we never lived in a home, they had a little small apartment in Tampa, Fla., and I had to move in with them. And then you go through the challenges of that. You hit depression."
Against the wishes of his dad, who struggled to provide for the family as a journeyman wrestler, Dwayne launched a career as a professional wrestler. Unlike his dad, he was a blockbuster success as a trash talker with an ebullient personality. The audiences of the late 1990s and early 2000s loved him, and "The Rock" raked in huge ratings, earnings and championships for WWF.
After eight years, he turned to acting with a big splash in The Scorpion King in 2002. He followed up the initial modest success with a string of career-killing family movies. What was happening to the Herculean action movie hero?
My career was a little shaky – really shaky," he told Rolling Stone.
A return to wrestling was an unthinkable admission of failure.
"What the ____ did I do with my career?" he wondered at the time.
In 2007, the always confident action man lost the confidence of his beloved wife, and the couple divorced. He submerged again into depression.
"Around 2008, 2009, I was going through a lot of personal ____ that was really _______ me up," he told People magazine. "I was just struggling, man. Struggling to figure out what kind of dad am I gonna be. Realizing I'd done a piss-poor job of cultivating relationships, and a lot of my friends had fallen by the wayside. I was just scared."
Out of the darkness, he found God's light. Read the rest: Dwayne Johnson Christian.
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Mohite is a copper tin sulfide mineral with the chemical formula Cu2SnS3. It is colored greenish gray and leaves a gray streak. It is opaque and has metallic luster. Its crystal system is triclinic pedial. It is rated 4 on the Mohs Scale and has a specific gravity of 4.86.

Discovery and occurrence
Mohite was first described in 1982 for an occurrence in the Chatkal-Kuramin Mountains of eastern Uzbekistan. It was named after Günter Harald Moh (1929–1993), University of Heidelberg. It is of hydrothermal origin and occurs associated with tetrahedrite, famatinite, kuramite, mawsonite and emplectite in the type locality in Uzbekistan. It has also been reported from Salamanca Province, Spain; the Organullo Mining District of Salta Province, Argentina; and the Delamar Mountains of Lincoln County, Nevada, US.

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Copper minerals
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Sulfide minerals
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Artist Natalie Strachan has been creating beautiful ceramics which will be available to see this weekend at the Lambeth Open 2013 where artists and crafts people from the area will be opening up their studio doors for all to see. Tonight Natalie and others from her studio are having a private view ahead of the whole weekend where you can see the works, have a drink and a nibble and enjoy a bonfire! The perfect antidote to the dull weather that seems to be setting in for the weekend.
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Fontana, Calif. – It's beginning to look a lot like a Christmas, and the City of Fontana is excited to highlight the holiday season with a variety of festive events. This holiday season will feature memorable events for the community including The Tree Lighting Ceremony, Holiday Follies, Breakfast with Santa, Underwater Pictures with Santa, the Christmas Parade, and the Festival of Winter.
The season kicks off with the Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony on Wednesday, November 28 in front of Fontana City Hall (8353 Sierra Ave.) from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The evening's festivities include holiday performers, refreshments, guest speakers and the official lighting of the tree. Attendees will also get a visit from our jolly friend from the North Pole.
Enjoy Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, December 1 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Don Day Neighborhood Center (14501 Live Oak Ave.) or the Heritage Neighborhood Center (7350 W. Liberty Pkwy). Register early as space is limited, and remember to bring a camera for pictures with Santa. To register or for more details, contact the Don Day Center at (909) 349-6997 or the Heritage Center at (909) 349-6968 for more details.
Looking for a non-traditional, one-of-a-kind photo with Santa? The Fontana Aquatics Center (15610 Summit Ave.) is hosting Underwater Pictures with Santa on Saturday, December 8 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Don your best holiday swimsuit and take a dive underwater with Scuba Santa for a memorable photo. For prices and more information, call (909) 854-5111.
On Saturday, December 8, Sierra Avenue comes alive with the Annual Christmas Parade at 10:00 a.m. hosted by the Fontana Exchange Club. The parade begins on the corner of Arrow Boulevard and Sierra Avenue. This family-friendly occasion showcases holiday-themed floats, music, Santa Claus and well-known local figures as they make their way south on the Sierra Avenue parade route. Be sure to bring a camera to capture all the dazzling floats and orchestrated marching bands. For more information, please call (909) 350-4683.
Following the Christmas Parade on Saturday, December 8, the City of Fontana is hosting the free annual Festival of Winter at Miller Park ( 17004 Arrow Blvd.) from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sponsored by the Fontana Foundation of Hope and Bel-Air Swap Meet, enjoy train rides, attractions, live entertainment, photo opportunities with Santa, and a variety of vendors and activity booths.
For the entire month of December, a fan-favorite Holiday Follies show will be live on stage at the Center Stage Theater (8463 Sierra Ave.). This holiday spectacular revue-style performance features current arrangements of holiday classics as well as the traditional melodies. Whether a family tradition or a company gathering, Holiday Follies is the show to see this holiday season. To purchase tickets and to view available show dates, times and menu items, call (909) 429-7469 or visit the Center Stage Theater website.
You are invited to attend one, and all, of these holiday events which even a Grinch could not resist. For more information regarding the City of Fontana's holiday events, please visit Events.Fontana.org or call the Community Services Department at (909) 349-6900.


when i first heard cloud nothings' tremendous third album, attack on memory, dylan baldi's screeches of "i thought i would be more than this" resonated incredibly with my nineteen year-old state of mind. the album soon became the soundtrack to my 2012, its raw dissonance juxtaposed with hook-laden gems like "stay useless" and "our plans." still, the overall darkness in mood of attack on memory, coupled with the increased abrasiveness of instrumentation, all but erased the breezy bedroom pop aesthetic baldi had cultivated on cloud nothings' first two records, leaving the trajectory of their subsequent output open-ended. on here and nowhere else, baldi arrives somewhere in the middle of the two extremes, resulting in the band's most polished sound to date.
baldi's detractors frequently cited his sub-par vocal delivery as the band's main pitfall throughout attack on memory, and while opinions on the effect of his raw voice are entirely subjective, it's worth noting that his voice is unquestionably at its best on here and nowhere else. he's in tune and more articulate, and songs like "just see fear" have moments of sheer melodic beauty. at the same time, baldi is even more punishing and menacing than he was on cloud nothings' last album; guttural screams emit towards the end of "just see fear," and the repetition of the word "swallow" on "giving into seeing" sounds tortured yet purposeful. overall, baldi the singer is very much in the foreground of the songs on here and nowhere else, putting emphasis on the last refined element of the band's sound.
cloud nothings slimmed down to a power trio before heading into the recording studio, but the absence of a second guitarist seems to cause no problems. jayson gerycz is an unstoppable force of nature behind a drum kit; in the early days of the band, his presence was almost comical at times, but his relentless technique mirrors and personifies the cacophony cloud nothings has perfected. here and nowhere else doesn't stop for a breather throughout much of its duration, with gerycz flirting with the front of each beat and bassist t.j. dukes dutifully following his example. the songs largely return to a more structured pop formula that aided baldi's ascension from anonymity; "patterned walks" is the only clear outlier, drawing on the expanded structure of "wasted days," but songs like "now here in" and "psychic trauma" are upbeat and irresistible, with only hints of the post-apocalyptic dissonance that permeated attack on memory.
baldi's prowess as a songwriter and guitarist has only grown over time; he handles all of the six-string chores on here and nowhere else, creating a thick, distorted tone befitting of the old punk bands he frequently name-checks in various interviews. the final song on the album, "i'm not part of me," might just be the band's best to date, and it's telling that they saved it for last. from the outset of the first chord in his progression, baldi reminds everyone of his talent, fitting a subtle melodic line into the harmony. his voice is comparatively calm for the most part, and his proclamation of "i'm not telling you/all i'm going through" seems to echo the ethos of the entire album: the dark undertones are still there, but they're more reserved and less prone to explicit despair and self-deprecation. here and nowhere else doesn't quite match attack on memory in terms of raw emotion – few records ever will – but its songs continue to sculpt baldi into a fiercely formidable presence still very much capable of writing acutely polarizing and meaningful lyrics.


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This unit has… Stunning water view * Private waterfront deck * King size bed * Queen size sleeper sofa * Highspeed WiFi * 2 large flat screen TV's * Cable with HBO * DVD player * Microwave, minifridge, and coffeemaker with supplies * Smoking on balcony only * Pets welcome
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I am so excited to share with y'all a special place that I love to spend a ton of time in. My craft room (or December Caravan's "home" *smiles*) is truly a happy retreat to create in. There are a ton of pictures so go grab yourself a cup of tea before you look! Have a wonderful day friends!
When I first started my shop, I used to work in the extra room in my apartment which then slowly overtook my whole apartment with various projects. *smiles* When I moved back to my parents home to fight for my health my parents patiently and lovingly helped me convert a room into my studio office.
This space (which is right next store to my bedroom) has allowed me to have a very happy retreat to create.
I use half (okay, a little over half as the joke is in our family *smiles*) of the room while my mom uses the other half of the room for a variety of different things.
In the room we placed two different desks. This desk I use for creating projects, a wrapping station, and for writing handwritten letters to friends and family.
The various storage items in the room came from my former apartment where many things were thrifted or were passed down to me as loving "hand me downs".
Since the space is limited in this room every nook and cranny is used purposefully in a variety of different ways.
It took close to a year and a half to get the room "finalized" and organized in a way that I not only thought was "pretty" but would be practical and functional.
Probably my biggest advice to anyone wanting to create a "crafting retreat" is to make it work for you. There are tons and tons of adorable craft rooms that you can find in magazines and on Pinterest. Making a space work for you is what is key.
Due to my very limited budget I did not have the financial resources to create the room I originally wanted to. I just couldn't afford to purchase expensive boxes that were pretty. *smiles* But I took my time and was very patient and decided to search and search for pieces that I could afford and that would be practical in this space. One of those pieces that the I found was this former "card" rack that was in a old pharmacy that was closing. They had been trying to sell it for months and eventually took it to a thrift store that had it marked for $35. When I went in and asked about the piece I found that it was on sale and they were desperate to get rid of it. $15 later I had the solution that was perfect for all of the flashcards, bingo cards, tiny pieces, etc. that are used in my shop so often.
To be frank I didn't love the "look" completely and may spray paint it one day but when I found these adorable and happy boxes at Target last Spring I love the final look!
The Target boxes were also a surprise gift that have been cute and perfect for the room! I had seen these boxes in the dollar section at Target and thought they were adorable but knew it wasn't practical or feasible for me to spend $1 per box. I bought three but that was it. Well a couple of weeks later we were traveling from New York to the South and stopped at a Target. At this particular Target they had marked these boxes "on sale" for 70% and they were only $.30!! I bought ALL of them that they had and have LOVED them and the "pop" of color that they gave to this organizational piece and the room.
Thank you so much for stopping by and looking friends! I would love to have y'all come over and spend a day crafting! Anyone is welcome!
You are so funny!! You can come and craft anytime! :) Hope you are having a wonderful Tuesday!
How can you not smile when you walk in this room? So pretty! The colors, the vibrancy, the inspiration ...so amazing! Beautiful space!
Aww thank you Anne! It DEFINITELY does make me smile every time I walk in!! Thank you so much for your encouraging words!!!
Ho-ly mackerel! As someone who just recently finally turned my 'extra' room into a 'creative' room, I can appreciate this! I love your holder for your washi tape....now I'm going to keep my eye out for something similar.
Thanks so much for stopping by!! I so appreciate your comment! Do you have a blog? I would love to see pictures of your craft room! Thank you so much for your comment! I found this holder (I believe it was used as a jewelry stand?) for the washi tape (the silver part) at a thrift store for $.10!! I loved the idea of having the washi tape that I use "the most" within easy reach! The teal holder was a candle holder that I also found at a thrift store (for $.50)! It was originally black but I just used some spray paint to change the color up! :) Good Luck in your hunt!
p.s. I would love to have emailed you directly back but unfortunately you are a "no reply" blogger. I hope to connect with you more in the future!
Oh my you have a drool worthy collection and work space! I'm drawing serious inspiration from these pics and can only dream of having something even remotely similar! So amazing!
Thank you so much for stopping by Nidhi! I am so glad that these pictures are inspiring!! I hope that you create a space that you love as much as I love this precious space!! It definitely took YEARS to come together to come to this "look" but the wait was worth it all!! Thank you again for stopping by and for your comment!
Oh I dream of having a place like this someday! It's so pretty! You are definitely blessed to have this space!
Thank you so much lady!! This space was definitely a dream of mine and has been such a blessing!! Keep dreaming and I can't wait to see your space someday soon!!
Wow. SO many great colors and textures and patterns! Just like your artwork!
Aww thank you so much Daisy!! I appreciate your kind and encouraging words!!! :) Hope you are having a wonderful day!
HOLY CRAFTS! I love it, Its so flu of a little bit of everything. A little heaven of crafts! So cute.
Thank you so much Jennifer!! This space is definitely a "piece of heaven" for me!! Thank you so much for your sweet words! I hope that you have a wonderful day!
Thanks so much Rachel for your sweet comments!! You are so lovely! It is definitely a lovely and happy place for me to spend time! Thank you for stopping by and for your sweet comment!!
This looks like a dream crafty room.
Aww thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment! This space is definitely a blessing! Thank you again! I hope that you have a wonderful day!
Oh, my word! This is SO beautiful! Your kind, loving heart shines through in every nook and cranny. I can only imagine the smiles you generate by the things you thoughtfully create here and pass on to others. This is absolutely the neatest, most visually appealing craft area I have ever seen. I could just stare at these pictures for hours!! Thank you so much for sharing. :) God bless you and restore your health to you.
Cheryl, Thank you so much for stopping by and for your sweet comment!! It truly brightened my day! :) Thank you so much for your encouraging words! Truly you have blessed me!! I hope that you have a wonderful week!!


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Joseph Naudet, fils de Jean Baptiste Naudet, Sociétaire de la Comédie-française (1743-1830), est né le  à Paris où il est mort le , est un érudit et historien français, connu surtout pour ses travaux sur l'Empire romain et la littérature latine.

Biographie
D'abord maître de conférences à l'École normale supérieure, il entre en 1817 au Collège de France comme suppléant d'Emmanuel Pastoret à la chaire de droit de la nature et des gens, puis, succédant à Pierre-François Tissot, il est titulaire de la chaire de poésie latine de 1821 à 1830. Il est inspecteur général de l'Instruction publique de 1830 à 1840, puis administrateur général de la Bibliothèque nationale de 1840 à 1858.

Auteur d'ouvrages et de mémoires historiques, Joseph Naudet est également éditeur et traducteur de Catulle, Horace, Lucain, Plaute, Salluste, Sénèque et Tacite. Il est aussi l'éditeur, avec Pierre Daunou, du vingtième volume du Recueil des historiens des Gaules et de la France, ainsi que de Nicomède de Corneille et de La Henriade de Voltaire.

Il est élu membre de l'Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres en 1817 et de l'Académie des sciences morales et politiques en 1832. Il est secrétaire perpétuel de l'Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres de 1852 à 1860.

Il est Grand-Officier de la Légion d'Honneur (1875).

Choix de publications
 1811 : Histoire de l'établissement, des progrès et de la décadence de la monarchie des Goths en Italie
 1813 : Essai de rhétorique, ou Observations sur la partie oratoire des quatre principaux historiens latins
 1815 : Conjuration d'Étienne Marcel contre l'autorité royale, ou histoire des États-Généraux de la France pendant les années 1355 à 1358
 1817 : Des Changements opérés dans toutes les parties de l'administration de l'Empire romain, sous les règnes de Dioclétien, de Constantin et de leurs successeurs, jusqu'à Julien, 2 vol. Réédition : Elibron Classics, Adamant Media Corporation, 2001
 1819 : De la Responsabilité graduelle des agents du pouvoir exécutif
 1858 : De l'Administration des postes chez les Romains,
 1863 : De la Noblesse et des récompenses d'honneur chez les Romains

Iconographie
 Joseph Osbach, Joseph Naudet, 1880, buste en marbre de acquis par l'État au Salon la même année, localisation inconnue.

Notes et références

Annexes

Sources
 Gustave Vapereau, Dictionnaire universel des contemporains, 1858, 1282
 Pierre Larousse, Grand Dictionnaire universel du , XI, 1874, 868

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Historien français du XIXe siècle
Historien de la Rome antique
Traducteur français
Dirigeant de la Bibliothèque nationale de France
Professeur au Collège de France
Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres
Membre de l'Académie des sciences morales et politiques
Grand officier de la Légion d'honneur
Naissance en décembre 1786
Naissance à Paris
Décès en août 1878
Décès dans le 9e arrondissement de Paris
Décès à 91 ans


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Once again, we're very happy to be invited by Peter Howell, Toronto Star movie critic, for his annual Chasing the Buzz poll – celebrating it's 10th anniversary!
A panel of critics, programmers, and movie-buffs, name the 3 films they are most looking forward to.
Peter Howell's "Ten bee-utiful years of great TIFF buzz" will be published as the entertainment section cover-story, for tomorrow's Toronto Star (Saturday Septmeber 4, 2010).


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Q: Data Attribute Access from Dynamically Added Select So far I have only seen examples getting data attribute from a select option that is already on the page, or added after a few seconds.
I'm looking at clicking a button, adding 3+ form fields which the one searchable dropdown field has a data tag in it with other information to use. Maybe I'm not going about it the right way.
This is the generated options on the select
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result))
        {
            $part = mysqli_real_escape_string($link, $row['part_number']);
            $output .= "<option value=" .$row['id']. " data-sellprice=".$row['sell_price'].">" .$part. "</option>";
        }

This is the Javscript that is creating the fields.

I would like to get the data-sellprice from the option and display it in the item_price[] text field and use the amount to to keep adding to the other amounts of the form for a total.
I can make the data attribute work on a select that is already on the page when loaded.
EDITED PART NEED HELP HERE!!!!!!
I have gotten this far, please explain on what I have done and why its not working. I can make this all work for the select that created during the page creation or on document load. I CAN NOT make this work after the fact.

       Enter Item Name
       Enter Quantity
       Item Price
       <button type="button" name="add" class="btn btn-success btn-sm add"></button>

            <select id="swoparts" class="swoparts">
                <option value="1" data-sellprice="55.00">Some thing we sell</option>
                <option value="2" data-sellprice="100.00">Something else we sell</option>
            </select>

        <input type="text">
        <input type="text">

$(document).ready(function(){
 $('select.swoparts').change(function() {
        var e = document.getElementById("swoparts");
        var strUser = e.options[e.selectedIndex].value
        console.log(strUser);
    });
 $(document).on('click', '.add', function(){
    $("#item_table").last().append('<select id="swoparts" class="swoparts"><option value="1" data-sellprice="55.00">Some thing we sell</option><option value="2" data-sellprice="100.00">Something else we sell</option></select>	<input type="text" name="item_quantity[]" class="form-control item_quantity" />	<input type="text" name="item_price[]" class="form-control item_price" id="sell_price" />	<button type="button" name="remove" class="btn btn-danger btn-sm remove"></button>
');
 });

WHY can't I grab the information from the dynamically generated select?
I want 3 boxes added to my table, with a dropdown that is filled from a database where I can grab the dataset attribute and show it somewhere else and add it together with other dataset attributes from other added table rows.

A: I have created a fiddle:

*

*Add Select box having option where data-* attribute is there.

*Then on change of the these select box value find the selected option

*Fetch the above option's data-* attrbite and add it.

https://jsfiddle.net/asutosh/k6jxmgs9/21/
The JS code below:
function addFields() {
  const form1 = document.querySelector('#testform')
  const selectField = document.createElement('select');
  let dataView = null;
  [1, 2, 3].forEach((aVal) => {
    let optionElem = document.createElement('option');

    optionElem.setAttribute("value", aVal);
    optionElem.setAttribute("data-sellprice", "sell-" + aVal);
    optionElem.text = aVal;
    selectField.appendChild(optionElem);

  })
  selectField.addEventListener('change', () => {

    form1.querySelectorAll('option').forEach((opt) => {

      if (opt.value === selectField.value) {

        dataView = opt.getAttribute("data-sellprice");
      }
    })
    document.querySelector('#selectdData').innerHTML = dataView;
  });

  form1.appendChild(selectField);


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Line of succession to the British throne
The newest baby of Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton is 5th in line
Agence France-Press
Published 9:39 PM, April 23, 2018
Updated 9:39 PM, April 23, 2018
HOSPITAL. A police officer stands guard outside the private Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital, in central London on April 23, 2018, where Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to a third child. Photo by Daniel Leal Olivas /AFP
LONDON, United Kingdom – Prince William and his wife Kate's baby is 5th in line to inherit the British throne, behind big brother Prince George and sister Princess Charlotte.
The immediate line of succession to the throne includes Queen Elizabeth II's four children and their descendants:
1. PRINCE CHARLES, PRINCE OF WALES
Born 1948, eldest son of Queen Elizabeth
2. PRINCE WILLIAM, DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE
Born 1982, Charles's eldest son
3. PRINCE GEORGE OF CAMBRIDGE
Born 2013, William's son
4. PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF CAMBRIDGE
Born 2015, William's daughter
5. BABY PRINCE OF CAMBRIDGE
Born on Monday, April 23, 2018
6. PRINCE HENRY OF WALES (PRINCE HARRY)
Born 1984, Charles' second son
7. PRINCE ANDREW, DUKE OF YORK
Born 1960, Queen Elizabeth's second son
8. PRINCESS BEATRICE OF YORK
Born 1988, Andrew's eldest daughter
9. PRINCESS EUGENIE OF YORK
Born 1990, Andrew's second daughter
10. PRINCE EDWARD, EARL OF WESSEX
Born 1964, Queen Elizabeth's third son
11. JAMES, VISCOUNT SEVERN
Born 2007, Edward's son
12. LADY LOUISE WINDSOR
Born 2003, Edward's daughter
13. PRINCESS ANNE, PRINCESS ROYAL
Born 1950, Queen Elizabeth's daughter
14. PETER PHILLIPS
Born 1977, Anne's son
15. SAVANNAH PHILLIPS
Born 2010, Phillips' eldest daughter
16. ISLA PHILLIPS
Born 2012, Phillips' second daughter
17. ZARA TINDALL
Born 1981, Anne's daughter
18. MIA TINDALL
Born 2014, Tindall's daughter
Queen Elizabeth's descendants are followed by those of her late sister princess Margaret, her only sibling.
The offspring of their father king George VI's siblings then follow. There are more than 60 living people descended from his father king George V, who died in 1936.
Only people descended from Sophia of Hanover can inherit the throne, according to the 1701 Act of Settlement.
The monarchy's website goes down as far as Zara Tindall, though some counts list more than 5,700 living descendants of Sophia, including Roman Catholics, who cannot inherit.
The highest excluded person is 26-year-old Edward Windsor, Lord Downpatrick, a first cousin twice removed of the queen, who converted to Catholicism. He would otherwise be 37th in line after the new baby is born.
In changes to the succession laws which came into effect in 2015, males born after October 28, 2011, no longer take precedence over their older sisters.
Also people married to Catholics are no longer excluded, with Downpatrick's father George Windsor, the Earl of St Andrews, the highest person restored to the line.
The line is a vast tangle of nobility and ordinary, untitled descendants from all corners of Europe. Several other European monarchs feature.
Besides Britain, it is also the line of succession to the thrones of 15 other Commonwealth realms. – Rappler.com
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Q: How to know the number of displayed lines of the "cat" command? How to know the number of displayed lines of the following "cat" command?
cat anyfile.txt | grep anypattern

Using | wc -l will avoid the display of the command output. And I want to keep the output displayd

A: grep anypattern anyfile | tee /dev/stderr | wc -l

This will pipe the output of grep to tee which will then write it both to standard output stdout and standard error stderr, and finally standard error will get displayed while standard output will get piped to wc which will display the number of lines.

Example :
grep stack /usr/share/dict/cracklib-small | tee /dev/stderr | wc -l

haystack
smokestack
stack
stacked
stacking
stack's
stacks
7

A: One way:
awk '/anypattern/{x++;print};END{print x}' anyfile.txt

A: Here is one way of doing it while still using grep:
grep "anypattern" anyfile.txt | awk 'END{print NR}1'

EDIT: To save count of lines in a shell variable:
Method 1:
count=$(grep "anypattern" anyfile.txt | awk 'END{print NR > "/dev/stderr"}1' 3>&1 1>&2 2>&3)

Method 2:
grep "anypattern" anyfile.txt | awk 'END{print NR > "/tmp/_temp"}1'
count=$(</tmp/_temp)

A: Use tee to redirect into wc:
printf "    line %d\n" {1..4} | tee >(wc -l)

    line 1
    line 2
    line 3
    line 4
4

A: grep anypattern anyfile.txt 1>&2 | wc -l

the expression 1>&2 instructs bash to duplicate stdout (fd=1) in a way that everything what is written from the previous command to stdout goes to stderr (fd=2) as well.
Since the redirection operator | writes everything that originates from stdout to the stdin of the following command you see the ouput of stderr on the terminal.

A: TL;DR
The cat command concatenates files, so unless you're invoking cat on a single file (which is a UUOC) your line numbers won't mean anything useful anyway after the first file has been read. You can see this in action first-hand by using the --number flag with GNU cat.
Use cat from GNU Coreutils
If you're using GNU cat, then you can just use the --number flag. For example:
$ cat --number <(echo one) <(echo two)
     1  one
     2  two

This will display the output, along with its current line number in the output stream. Note that this is entirely sequential: in this example, even though "two" is the first line of the second file, it is line number two of the concatenated output.
Use Grep Flags Directly
If you're using GNU grep, you can get filenames and line numbers for a collection of files quite easily. For example:
$ grep --line-number --with-filename root /etc/passwd /etc/group
/etc/passwd:1:root:x:0:0:root,,,:/root:/bin/bash
/etc/group:1:root:x:0:

GNU grep will handle single files, multiple files, and file globs, so there's no need at all for cat.


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Colo. lawyer sues over TSA airport screening
A Colorado attorney has asked a federal judge to order the Transportation Security Administration to abandon its airport screening procedures for United States citizens.
Gary Fielder filed his lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Denver last week, more than a month after he, his two daughters, ages 9 and 15, and a family friend underwent a TSA pat-down in San Diego.
Fielder's lawsuit claimed the pat-downs were "disgusting, unconscionable, sexual in nature" and in violation of the Constitution's protections against unreasonable searches.
He said subjecting U.S. citizens to the new procedures is wrong because no American has been accused of threatening commercial airliners with explosives.
Nationally, at least two other lawsuits have been filed over the TSA's new procedures.
"I'm not asking for any money. I just want to walk to a plane without being touched," Fielder said Tuesday. "They're probably thinking that next time, I'll just submit to the scanner. No, I won't go through that. I'm not going to be photographed nude."
TSA officials last month began phasing in full-body scanners at airports, ahead of the busy holiday travel season. Those who opt out of the scanners, which some travelers oppose over concerns of radiation and graphic images, undergo new pat-down procedures that include more of a hand-sliding motion.
In a statement, TSA officials declined to comment on Fielder's lawsuit, citing pending litigation. The lawsuit named Homeland Security Secretary Janet Naplitano, TSA administrator John Pistole, and the TSA.


There is no question about it that one of the most innovative and world-changing technologies to rise to prominence in the past several years has been that of 3D printing. This revolutionary system of creation and production has completely rewritten the landscape of several modern industries. Slowly but surely, it has even crept its way into the firearms and ammunition industry with the rise of the 3d printed gun. Yes indeed, we now live in a world where firearms can literally be printed piece by piece to be assembled into a fully functioning weapon. As a fully licensed NH gunsmith, we find this technological revolution to be absolutely fascinating.
When most people think of 3D printing, they tend to think of objects made out of plastic. While this is certainly a popular material to print objects out of, it is also possible to 3D print objects out of metal, and it has been for a while now. In fact, it has been over a year now since the world bore witness to the arrival of the model 1911 from Solid Concepts, the world's first metal 3D printed handgun, as well as the first to flawlessly fire over 5,000 rounds of ammunition. Now, a year later, they have created another model 1911, this one a 10mm auto called Reason, that is also 3D printed out of metal.
>A license from the ATF is required to engage in the firearms business.
>Non-sporting semiautomatic rifles or shotguns may not be assembled from prohibited imported parts.
>Armor-Piercing Ammo may only be manufactured or imported for the use of the federal government.
>Firearms made personally may not be classifiable as undetectable.
A firearm is considered undetectable if it cannot be found via X-ray scan or metal detection devices. Ipso facto, it is federally illegal to manufacture firearms that are completely made of plastic – there must be, at a minimum, a metal strip within the weapon that would be picked up by a detector. This restriction may change in the future, but for now that is the way the laws seem to stand.
While making your own weapons, whether it be for experimentation or as a hobbyist, is certainly going to continue in popularity, we here at your chosen New Hampshire gun shop will always be here to provide you with the high quality professionally manufactured firearms and ammunition you have come to know and expect from us. The way firearms are made may be changing, but our dedication to our customers never will.
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A cocoa farmer training in Ghana
Photo credit: Marcus Schaefer
Climate-Smart Agriculture in Ghana
With the global demand for chocolate on the rise, cocoa farming continues to play a crucial role in the economy of Ghana, the world's second largest cocoa producer. But while the crop remains the main source of income for hundreds of thousands of smallholder farmers in this West African nation, its cultivation has also resulted in significant deforestation and land degradation, which are major drivers of climate change.
But this doesn't have to be the case, as the Rainforest Alliance has helped to demonstrate in Western Ghana's Juaboso-Bia District. Thanks to the adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices, farmers there are conserving forests, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, increasing carbon storage on their land, and enhancing their farms' productivity, all of which are steps that not only improve their livelihoods, but also make their farms more resilient in the face of a changing climate.
A cocoa farmer in Ghana spreads out beans for drying.
Situated in Ghana's high forest zone between Bia National Park (a globally significant biodiversity area) and the Krokosua Hills Forest Reserve, Juaboso-Bia District is a mosaic of croplands, cocoa agroforests, and remnants of natural forests. The region also provides habitat and serves as a corridor for many animals, including forest elephants, monkeys, and chimpanzees.
A tree with cocoa pods in Ghana.
Photo credit: Alex Morgan
Historically, deforestation in Ghana's Western Region has been driven by cocoa production. More than half of the country's cocoa is grown in this area, and the landscape composition has been severely affected by the conversion of species-rich tropical forest to cocoa-production systems, which are less structurally and floristically diverse. From 1988 to 2010, cocoa cultivation in Ghana expanded by nearly 2.5 million acres (one million ha), much of that in the Western Region, including the Juaboso-Bia District. At the same time, the amount of cocoa produced per acre decreased because of poor management practices and aging cocoa trees.
All of these factors, combined with the crop's vulnerability to the impacts of climate change—including an increased occurrence of pests and diseases, alterations in seasonal weather patterns, and the increased likelihood of forest fires—pose great challenges to Juaboso-Bia's cocoa farmers.
Furthermore, the government of Ghana owns all remnant forest trees, many of which exist as shade trees on cocoa farms, and it can issue felling licenses to chainsaw operators to harvest those trees. These logging activities can cause damage to cocoa crops, for which farmers are rarely compensated, so there's been little incentive for them to protect the trees. Farmers can, however, own the trees that they plant on their land if they register them with the government.
Instead of viewing forests as obstacles to development, the Rainforest Alliance sees them as an essential part of a diversified local economy, one that's based on sustainable farm and forest management across the entire landscape. However, this vision can only become reality if local communities are provided with the necessary training and skills, and afforded a greater role in governing their own natural resources.
A Rainforest Alliance cocoa farmer training in Ghana
In Juaboso-Bia, we collaborated with cocoa-farming communities to increase farm productivity and boost the income of smallholder farmers, while also conserving biodiversity, reducing emissions, and helping farmers prepare for and adapt to the impacts of climate change.
We also assisted farmers with the extensive documentation that's required to obtain legal ownership of the trees on their land. Oduro Kwadwo planted 800 trees on his cocoa farm, mostly mahogany and cedar, and hopes to benefit from the sale of their timber in the future. "That money will be a welcome addition to the income from cocoa," he says. "The planting of trees provides an extra security if there were to be trouble with my cocoa farm."
Together with other stakeholders, we provided these communities with technical assistance and support in implementing practices to help them meet the rigorous Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN) standard for Rainforest Alliance certification. This approach has increased economic opportunities for marginalized farmers and also led to significant GHG emissions reductions. Here are a few highlights:
Training in Climate-Smart Farming and Sustainable Forest Management
Approximately 2,000 farmers from 34 communities were trained—some by area farmers who underwent our training themselves and subsequently passed on this knowledge to their neighbors—and nearly 15,000 acres (6,000 ha) of farms earned Rainforest Alliance certification. Farmers were also provided with native tree seedlings to restore degraded forest areas and increase carbon stocks.
Improved Governance and Planning
We helped cocoa farmers organize themselves into 12 cooperatives, and with the establishment of a local landscape-management board (whose members are drawn from the community), it's now easier to coordinate farmer training activities, resolve disputes regarding tree-ownership rights, and plan for future initiatives such as the development of a carbon project. "Before a group of farmers can be certified, they need an internal management system," says Christian Mensah, the Rainforest Alliance's Senior Manager for West Africa. "This can only happen when farmers cluster together, and when they are given enough capacity to empower themselves, to make their own decisions, and to transform the lands that they are working on."
Increased Carbon Stocks Through Restoration
We worked with farmers to improve their protection of natural forests, known locally as "sacred groves," and restore forests on nearly 300 ha of abandoned fallow lands. To enable this result, we facilitated the establishment of two nurseries, where 300,000 tree seedlings were raised. These efforts are expected to sequester an estimated 140,000 metric tons of CO2e over 20 years.
Climate Education
Through the development and dissemination of educational materials, we've shared knowledge about climate change, forests, and related environmental issues with teachers, students, and community members. Teachers have implemented our climate curriculum in their classrooms and formed "Save the Environment" clubs with their students.
Carbon Project Development
We conducted a range of land-use and carbon studies, which demonstrate the potential benefits of developing a carbon project in the community. The knowledge gathered will help to improve forest and farm management, provide a framework for the design of such a project, and establish a baseline against which progress can be measured. These are all necessary steps if the community hopes to earn carbon credits in the future.
Expanded Economic Opportunities
To improve farmers' livelihoods, we helped to develop enterprises around beekeeping, and the raising of small livestock (i.e., the grasscutter, or Thryonomys swinderianus) for meat. Both activities are expected to provide farmers with additional sources of income—particularly during those lean times between seasonal cocoa harvests. These efforts have had the added benefit of generating income for local carpenters who were tasked with constructing beehives and other equipment required to establish these ventures.
A farmer opens a cocoa pod in Ghana.
As a result of our training and capacity-building activities, about 80 percent of the residents in these communities have a better understanding of how deforestation contributes to climate change. And thanks to their commitment to making tangible changes on their land, Juaboso-Bia's cocoa farmers now view their farms as an integrated part of the landscape. Their actions are having positive impacts on the surrounding environment, and those impacts are feeding back into improvements on their farms and to their livelihoods.
Take the beekeeping enterprises, for example. Previously, area farmers relied on fire to harvest wild honey, smoking bees out of their hives, an approach that increased the risk of bush fires—which threaten area farms—and also eliminated many bees, which are crucial for pollinating the region's cocoa trees. The Rainforest Alliance provided 40 area farmers with hives and other equipment, as well as training in alternative harvesting methods that don't rely on fire.
During the first year of the initiative, the farmers harvested approximately 2,000 lbs (950 kg) of honey, the sale of which earned them more than 10 times what they might've made in one year from an average cocoa harvest. Participating farmer Seth Antwi harvested 150 lbs (68 kg) of honey, a small portion of which went to friends, and he also set aside some for his children to eat at breakfast, but the sale of the rest will benefit his family in another way as well. "I have now expanded my apiary by increasing the number of hives," he says, "and hopefully my income will be enhanced in the next harvesting seasons, which will help me further my children's education in higher institutions."
As this example demonstrates, our work in these agricultural communities is about so much more than simply awarding farmers the Rainforest Alliance CertifiedTM seal for their production of one crop. "Certification goes beyond productivity, and even quality of life," says Mensah. "It empowers farmers to make decisions for themselves and for their future."
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Home Music Old Crow Medicine Show
Carry Me Back
Ato Records
By Michael Dregni
The Show is back!After a hiatus starting in August 2011, with old band members leaving and new ones joining, this album was much anticipated by fans. Never fear. It's every bit worth the wait.
In fact, Carry Me Back is like two albums in one. There are "old" songs and "new" songs here, the old ones being retro-sounding originals. The new ones are in a modern vein, from their chord progressions to their themes. Sometimes the mix of old and new is awkward, sometimes it seems natural born. But that's all part of the show.
The band is a feast for old-time string fans. Most of the six members take at least a spell on guitar, with Gill Landry also playing banjo, Dobro, and resophonic guitar; Willie Watson adding banjo; Ketch Secor doubling on fiddle and banjo; and Cory Younts covering mandolin. Hard to ask for more strings than that.
The album kicks off with the title track, "Carry Me Back To Virginia," which is a pure old-timey mountain holler. The fiddle and banjo solos are charging sprints full of vigor and enthusiasm. "Sewanee Mountain Catfight" is an all-out romp, as the title suggests.
"Levi" is a stellar track, an intriguing blend of a Civil War-era song form telling a tale of a Virginia hillbilly who died in a war – but in Baghdad in 2009. It's a potent combination, accented by downhome fiddle.
Tunes like "Ain't It Enough," "Ways Of Man," and "Genevieve" are modern in styling; label them "alt-bluegrass," if there is such a category. Regardless, they're strong tunes, with powerful vocals and songwriting, highlighted by stylish guitarwork throughout.
This article originally appeared in VG's Jan. '13 issue. All copyrights are by the author and Vintage Guitar magazine. Unauthorized replication or use is strictly prohibited.
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Cryptocurrency printer: Cryptocurrencies printed on paper for printing
Cryptocursors printed on a printer paper with their logo and name printed on them can be printed on the internet or in the cloud, making it possible for users to send them to a printer and have them printed on their own home computer or mobile device.
It was revealed that a company called Eoin Labs is working on a way to make printed cryptocurrencies on the web, using a printing technology called cloud printing.
Eoin Labs' Cloud Printing technology uses the cloud printing technology of EoinLab, which is a blockchain-based platform and has developed its own platform called Cloud Printing.
Cloud Printing can print on the Internet and can be used for sending and receiving cryptocurrencies.
The company's technology is currently in beta stage, so users should be able to print a paper cryptocurrency to send to a Bitcoin wallet on EoinLabs platform, which will then be scanned by Eoin Lab's cloud printing service and printed on your desktop computer.
Eoinlab plans to release an official paper cryptocurrency in the near future, so it's not clear when it will be available for purchase on the market.
Cryptocurrencies are distributed digitally and cannot be counterfeited or tampered with.
This means that anyone can receive, store and use them.
The cryptocurrency is the same in every way, meaning that it can be traded, transferred and stored.
The printing technology can be accessed by any user, and it will print any cryptocurrencies, as long as they meet the minimum printing requirements set by Ecoin Labs.
The platform can also be used to create new cryptocurrencies and send them from one user to another.
According to Eoin Labs, Cloud Printing can be done by any web or mobile app.
The printed cryptocurrency will have a unique logo, which can be registered with Eoin Laboratories and can have a short QR code that can be scanned with a smartphone app.
Users can then send a cryptocurrency to their wallet, and the wallet will generate a QR code with the cryptocurrency.
The company is looking for ways to allow users to easily send their digital coins to a third party.
EcoinLab plans to launch an e-wallet platform that will let users store their cryptocurrency on their smartphones and print them out.
This will allow users who wish to buy cryptocurrencies with fiat to easily access the cryptocurrency by sending a payment to their wallets.
In addition to printing cryptocurrencies, Eoinlabs is also looking to use cloud printing for sending fiat payments to a merchant and receiving Bitcoin payments.
It will also be able send fiat payments for cryptocurrency transfers from a third-party wallet to EcoinLabs wallet.
This technology could be used by businesses and consumers to securely and anonymously send digital goods to third parties, such as merchants and retailers, without being tracked.
The cloud printing platform will be able transfer digital goods from one wallet to another without any intermediary, such that the third-parties can't track or know who the recipient is.
Ecoin Labs has plans to sell digital currencies printed on its cloud printing network and is planning to make the printing technology widely available in the coming years.
Einlabs' cloud printing product will not be a standalone service, but it will help users easily store and transfer their cryptocurrencies and create new digital currencies.
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I have a Timelion which returns the top 10 ids for a given criteria. I'd like to use this on a dashbard, such that those 10 ids will be subsequently be used as a filter for other visualisations on the dashboard. Is there any way to do this in Kibana?
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The Punjab government has cleared a comprehensive policy to provide gas through pipeline for every kind of usage in urban areas, state local bodies minister Navjot Singh Sidhu said on Monday.
The project will cover Amritsar, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Bathinda, Mohali, Fatehgarh Sahib and Rupnagar in the first phase. Work has already started in these areas after companies got permission from the regulator, Petroleum & Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB), Sidhu said in a statement.
These companies would pay rent on per year basis to the urban local bodies, leading to economic self-dependence of the urban bodies, he said.
The minister said piped gas connection would be available for all types of consumers, be it in domestic, transportation, business or industrial category. This would eliminate chances of pilferage, he said.


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