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Lighting is arguably the most essential element of a home's decor. Beyond serving a practical purpose, it sets the mood, helps define the style, and can make a bold statement.
I've tried desk lamps before and they just don't cast the type of soft light I need in my work space, so I decided to go with a chandelier. I spent hours searching for the perfect piece, but everything was way over budget (costing more than my computer), or they fell flat in design.
The solution? I pulled together some items I found at the flea market and make my own chandelier. The hemp twine and basket were flea market finds ( for under $4 ), I found the wood beads online for about $30 (Amazon and Michael's are both good sources), and the hanging pendant light was from an old Ikea fixture.
All together, this is a low cost, high impact chandelier project—but the beading and dry time does make it rather time consuming. It took me two full evenings, and several episodes of Gilmore Girls to complete.
Start by choosing a design for your strands of beads. For my design, I started with one 16MM bead, three 12MM beads, five 16MM beads, and ten 8MM beads. Measure out and cut string (for this pattern, it's about 14" of string). Tie a knot on one end and string your beads leaving enough room on either end.
Repeat, repeat, repeat... I had approximately 40 strands. Note: You don't have to use wooden beads—beads come in an endless range of shapes, colors, and textures.
Spray paint your basket. I chose white as my base, but you could easily go bold with color. Once the basket is completely dry, begin attaching the strands to your basket.
I found it easier to tie at the top and then leave just enough slack when tying at the bottom. Trim excess string with scissors.
Spray paint your beaded basket and beads and allow to dry.
Next, wrap the top wire with the hemp twine twice. Wrapping a second time will cover up any knots and help secure the strands. You'll also need to wrap the chain (this only requires one wrap).
For added flair, I made a tassel with the hemp twine and tied it to the bottom of the basket.
Hang the wire basket, and run a pendant hanging light through the center.


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Arthur Ambrose (1833-1883) Long Melford
Pictured here with Arthur Ambrose's great great grandson Mark Chilvers in 1976.
Arthur Ambrose (d. 27 Apr 1883)
Arthur Jarmy Chilvers (1870-1932)
The headstone of the family grave at St John's Church Saxmundham. Arthur Jarmy Chilvers, his wife Ruth, grandson Colin, his son William and the ashes of his daughter-in-law Eva are interred in this grave.
Eva Rosie Balls (d. 20 Dec 1990)
Arthur Jarmy Chilvers (d. 14 Dec 1932)
William Arthur Chilvers (d. 4 Oct 1973)
Ruth Fenn (d. 6 Jun 1932)
Charles Cowles (1827-1916)
Charles Cowles (d. 14 Apr 1916)
Charlotte (Mouser) Balls (1851-1932) Kettleburgh
Charlotte Mouser (d. 19 Mar 1932)
Cicely (Chilvers) Whitmore (1898-1991) Halesworth
Inscription carries memorials for Cicely, her husband Edward and her daughter Margaret
Cicely May Chilvers (d. 22 Aug 1991)
Edward John Whitmore (d. 25 Apr 1960)
Eleanor (Jarmy) Burrows (1859-1895)
Eleanor was the wife of Walter Soutter Burrows
Eleanor Jarmy (d. 21 Jan 1895)
Elizabeth (Jarmy) Chilvers (1833-1884) Halesworth
Elizabeth Jarmy (d. 14 May 1884)
Frederick (Tom) Anstey (1886-1965) and Lucy Anstey (1887-1975) Brockenhurst
Frederick Thomas Anstey (d. 20 Oct 1965)
Lucy Keeping (d. 14 Dec 1975)
Frederick Ambrose Balls (1909-1912) Rendham
Frederick Ambrose Balls (d. 31 May 1912)
Frederick Balls (1872-1939) Rendham
Frederick Balls (d. 19 May 1939)
John Jarmy (1742-1821) Halesworth
John Jarmy (d. 14 Apr 1821)
John Jarmy (d. 2 Nov 1867)
Mary (Ambrose) Balls (1876-1948) Rendham
Mary Ann Ambrose (d. 23 May 1948)
Naomi (Larter) Cowles (1821-1896)
Naomi was the wife of Charles Cowles
Naomi Larter (d. Between Apr 1896 and Jun 1896)
Richard Keeping (1887-1967) and May (Phillips) Keeping (1895-1975) East Boldre
Richard Keeping (d. 4 May 1967)
May Phillips (d. Between Oct 1975 and Dec 1975)
Thomas Peace Jarmy (1856-1905)
Also of his wife Annie (Chipperfield) Jarmy (1860-1947)
Charles Thomas Burrows
Thomas Peace Jarmy (d. 17 Jan 1905)
William Anstey (1867-1963) and Alice (Hawkins) Anstey (1884-1974) Brockenhurst
William George Anstey (d. 2 May 1963)
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William Balls (1818-1896) and Mary (Spall) Balls (1818-1902)
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William Chilvers (1809-1878) and Ann (Blyth) Chilvers (1809-1893) Norwich Earlham
Ann Blyth (d. 18 Aug 1893)
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William Chilvers (1809-1878) Norwich Earlham
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William Chilvers (1832-1895) and Harriet (Woodyard) Chilvers (1850-1927) Halesworth
William Chilvers (d. 17 Dec 1895)
Harriet Gertrude Woodyard (d. 28 Nov 1927)
William Fenn (1829-1904) and Hannah (Gray) Fenn (1830-1891) Chediston
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Glue Sniffers in Managua - 05 Sep 2012
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A homeless boy takes a shower at Inhijambia Association, a drug rehab center for street children, in Managua June 11, 2012. According to the association, about 500 teenagers addicted to glue wander in the streets of the Oriental Market, considered one of the largest in Central America. Picture taken June 11, 2012. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY POVERTY)
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Homeless glue sniffers take a break after a soccer game at the Oriental Market in Managua June 12, 2012....
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Homeless glue sniffers take a break after a soccer game at the Oriental Market in Managua June 12, 2012. According to Inhijambia Association, a drug rehab center for street children, about 500 teenagers addicted to glue wander in the streets of the market that is considered one of the largest in Central America. Picture taken June 12, 2012. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: SOCIETY POVERTY DRUGS)
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A drug addict shows the face of Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega tattooed on his back after sniffing glue in a damaged building in the suburb of Managua July 16, 2012. The words on the back read "Daniel, my President". REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY)
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A drug addict holds glue meant for sniffing in a damaged building in the suburb of Managua July 16, 2012. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY)
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A drug addict shows a tattoo of the flag of the Sandinista National Liberation Front, on his face after sniffing glue in a damaged building in the suburb of Managua July 16, 2012. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY)
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A drug addict poses for a picture after sniffing glue in a damaged building in the suburb of Managua
A drug addict poses for a picture after sniffing glue in a damaged building in the suburb of Managua July 16, 2012. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY)
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A drug addict sniffs glue in a damaged building in the suburb of Managua July 16, 2012. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY)
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Homeless people sniff glue in Waberi district of Somalia's capital Mogadishu May 14, 2012. REUTERS/Omar...
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Homeless people sniff glue in Waberi district of Somalia's capital Mogadishu May 14, 2012. REUTERS/Omar Faruk (SOMALIA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY POVERTY)
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A homeless boy sniffs glue under a bridge in Waberi district of Somalia's capital Mogadishu
A homeless boy sniffs glue under a bridge in Waberi district of Somalia's capital Mogadishu May 14, 2012. REUTERS/Omar Faruk (SOMALIA - Tags: SOCIETY DRUGS POVERTY)
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A man (R) gestures, as two others take a rest after sniffing glue at the Oriental Market April 16, 2012. The market is considered one of the largest in Central America. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY)
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A man takes a rest after sniffing glue at the Oriental Market April 16, 2012. The market is considered...
A man takes a rest after sniffing glue at the Oriental Market
A man takes a rest after sniffing glue at the Oriental Market April 16, 2012. The market is considered one of the largest in Central America. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY)
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A man sniffs glue at the Oriental Market April 16, 2012. The market is considered one of the largest in Central America. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY)
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Two men sniff glue at the Oriental Market April 16,2012. The market is considered one of the largest...
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Two men sniff glue at the Oriental Market April 16,2012. The market is considered one of the largest in Central America. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: DRUGS SOCIETY)
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A vehicle moves past as a man sleeps on a street divider after inhaling adhesive solution in Karachi
A vehicle moves past as a man sleeps on a street divider after inhaling adhesive solution in Karachi December 22, 2009. REUTERS/Akhtar Soomro (PAKISTAN - Tags: SOCIETY)
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A homeless boy sniffs glue at a beach in Tangier October 9, 2009. More than 10000 homeless minors live...
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A homeless boy sniffs glue at a beach in Tangier
A homeless boy sniffs glue at a beach in Tangier October 9, 2009. More than 10000 homeless minors live on the streets of Morocco according to the Al Jaima association, an association that works with street kids, most of them being victims of drugs and prostitution. REUTERS/Rafael Marchante (MOROCCO SOCIETY)
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Homeless boys share a bottle of glue to sniff at a beach in Tangier October 9, 2009. More than 10000...
Homeless boys share a bottle of glue to sniff at a beach in Tangier
Homeless boys share a bottle of glue to sniff at a beach in Tangier October 9, 2009. More than 10000 homeless minors live on the streets of Morocco according to the Al Jaima association, an association that works with street kids, most of them being victims of drugs and prostitution. REUTERS/Rafael Marchante (MOROCCO SOCIETY)
A homeless boy holds up a bottle of glue to sniff at a beach in Tangier October 9, 2009. More than 10000...
A homeless boy holds up a bottle of glue to sniff at a beach in Tangier
A homeless boy holds up a bottle of glue to sniff at a beach in Tangier October 9, 2009. More than 10000 homeless minors live on the streets of Morocco according to the Al Jaima association, an association that works with street kids, most of them being victims of drugs and prostitution. REUTERS/Rafael Marchante (MOROCCO SOCIETY)
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A boy sniffs glue on National Children's Day in Kathmandu September 14, 2009. REUTERS/Gopal Chitrakar...
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A boy sniffs glue on National Children's Day in Kathmandu September 14, 2009. REUTERS/Gopal Chitrakar (NEPAL SOCIETY)
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A teenager sniffs glue to get high inside a slum area compound in Tondo, Metro Manila
A teenager sniffs glue to get high inside a slum area compound in Tondo, Metro Manila July 10, 2009. REUTERS/John Javellana (PHILIPPINES SOCIETY)
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A homeless girl sniffs glue after a routine check up for flu symptoms at a mobile clinic in downtown Mexico City May 3, 2009. Mexico has moved past the peak of an H1N1 flu epidemic and is in the "phase of descent," the government said on Sunday, although world health officials still say the unpredictable virus could become a pandemic. New cases of the virus, which mixes swine, avian and human flu strains, were still being tracked across the world. REUTERS/Daniel Aguilar (MEXICO SOCIETY HEALTH)
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Street children sniff glue by the roadside in Kathmandu October 23, 2008. REUTERS/Gopal Chitrakar (NEPAL)
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A teenager sniffs glue along a polluted river in Manila
A teenager sniffs glue along a polluted river in Manila September 25, 2008. REUTERS/John Javellana (PHILIPPINES)
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A homeless man holds up glue to sniff on a street in Santo Domingo May 14, 2008. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz...
Homeless man holds up glue to sniff on street in Santo Domingo
A homeless man holds up glue to sniff on a street in Santo Domingo May 14, 2008. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC)
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A homeless man sniffs glue on a street in Santo Domingo May 14, 2008. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (DOMINICAN...
Homeless man sniffs glue on street in Santo Domingo
A homeless man sniffs glue on a street in Santo Domingo May 14, 2008. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC)
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Children sniff glue inside an impoverished compound in Tondo, Metro Manila May 10, 2008. They said that...
Children sniff glue inside an impoverished compound in Tondo, Metro Manila
Children sniff glue inside an impoverished compound in Tondo, Metro Manila May 10, 2008. They said that sniffing glue helped to appease their hunger. REUTERS/John Javellana (PHILIPPINES)
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A boy sniffs glue inside an impoverished compound in Tondo, Metro Manila May 10, 2008. He said that sniffing...
A boy sniffs glue inside an impoverished compound in Tondo, Metro Manila
A boy sniffs glue inside an impoverished compound in Tondo, Metro Manila May 10, 2008. He said that sniffing glue helped to appease his hunger. REUTERS/John Javellana (PHILIPPINES)
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A young boy inhales glue in Kathamandu's Durbar Square April 4, 2008. REUTERS/Adrees Latif (NEPAL)...
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A young boy inhales glue in Kathamandu's Durbar Square April 4, 2008. REUTERS/Adrees Latif (NEPAL)
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A boy smiles as he sniffs glue in the town of Kisumu, 500 km (311 miles) west of Nairobi February 28,...
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A boy smiles as he sniffs glue in the town of Kisumu
A boy smiles as he sniffs glue in the town of Kisumu, 500 km (311 miles) west of Nairobi February 28, 2008. REUTERS/Zohra Bensemra (KENYA)
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A boy sniffs glue in the town of Kisumu 500km (311 miles) west of Nairobi February 28, 2008. REUTERS/Zohra...
A boy sniffs glue in the town of Kisumu
A boy sniffs glue in the town of Kisumu 500km (311 miles) west of Nairobi February 28, 2008. REUTERS/Zohra Bensemra (KENYA)
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Roma children sniff glue through plastic bags to get high in the Macedonian capital of Skopje September...
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Roma children sniff glue through plastic bags to get high in the Macedonian capital of Skopje
Roma children sniff glue through plastic bags to get high in the Macedonian capital of Skopje September 4, 2007. Roma people in Eastern Europe remain marginalised despite an integration initiative backed by the EU, World bank and billionaire George Soros, an NGO said in June, adding binding targets need to be set and met. Two years after several Eastern European states launched a 10-year programme to help millions of Roma gypsies escape discrimination, results are scarce due lack of data on Roma and weak state policies and long-term targets, an assessment report said. REUTERS/Ognen Teofilovski (MACEDONIA) MACEDONIA OUT
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A youth sniffs glue at the Oriental Market in Managua June 1, 2007. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA)
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A boy sniffs glue at the Oriental Market in Managua
A boy sniffs glue at the Oriental Market in Managua June 1, 2007. Nicaragua commemorates International Children's Day. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA)
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Participants entertain people during opening of 2007 World Social Forum in streets of Nairobi
Participants entertain people during the opening of the 2007 World Social Forum in the streets of Nairobi January 20, 2007. Glue-sniffing street-boys, men on camels, and women balancing clay pots on their heads marched from one of Africa's biggest slums at the start of an anti-capitalist fest hosted by the continent for the first time. More than 10,000 people from around the globe descended on the massive Kibera shanty-town home for 800,000 of Kenya's poorest -- to dance, beat drums, chant and wave placards at the kick-off of the seventh annual World Social Forum. REUTERS/Antony Njuguna (KENYA)
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Participants hold on to bronze statue of pregnant teenager during opening of 2007 World Social Forum...
Participants hold on to a bronze statue of a pregnant teenager during the opening of 2007 World Social Forum (WSF) in the streets of Nairobi January 20, 2007. The statue's Danish sculptor, Jens Galschiot, said it was a protest against the Catholic Church's stance against contraception. Glue-sniffing street-boys, men on camels, and women balancing clay pots on their heads marched from one of Africa's biggest slums at the start of an anti-capitalist fest hosted by the continent for the first time. More than 10,000 people from around the globe descended on the massive Kibera shanty-town home for 800,000 of Kenya's poorest -- to dance, beat drums, chant and wave placards at the kick-off of the seventh annual World Social Forum. REUTERS/Antony Njuguna (KENYA)
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People sing and dance during opening of 2007 World Social Forum in Nairobi
People sing and dance during the opening of the 2007 World Social Forum in the streets of Kenya's capital Nairobi January 20, 2007. Glue-sniffing street-boys, men on camels, and women balancing clay pots on their heads marched from one of Africa's biggest slums at the start of an anti-capitalist fest hosted by the continent for the first time. More than 10,000 people from around the globe descended on the massive Kibera shanty-town home for 800,000 of Kenya's poorest -- to dance, beat drums, chant and wave placards at the kick-off of the seventh annual World Social Forum. REUTERS/Antony Njuguna (KENYA)
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Participant rides on camel during opening of 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera slums in Nairobi
A participant rides on a camel during the opening of the 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera slums in Nairobi January 20, 2007. Glue-sniffing street-boys, men on camels, and women balancing clay pots on their heads marched from one of Africa's biggest slums at the start of an anti-capitalist fest hosted by the continent for the first time. More than 10,000 people from around the globe descended on the massive Kibera shanty-town home for 800,000 of Kenya's poorest -- to dance, beat drums, chant and wave placards at the kick-off of the seventh annual World Social Forum. REUTERS/Antony Njuguna (KENYA)
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Participants carry a banner during the opening of the 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera slums in Nairobi...
Participants carry banner during opening of 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera slums in Nairobi
Participants carry a banner during the opening of the 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera slums in Nairobi January 20, 2007. Glue-sniffing street-boys, men on camels, and women balancing clay pots on their heads marched from one of Africa's biggest slums at the start of an anti-capitalist fest hosted by the continent for the first time. More than 10,000 people from around the globe descended on the massive Kibera shanty-town home for 800,000 of Kenya's poorest -- to dance, beat drums, chant and wave placards at the kick-off of the seventh annual World Social Forum. REUTERS/Antony Njuguna (KENYA)
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Kenyan women carry cooking pots on their heads during the opening of the 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera...
Kenyan women carry cooking pots on heads during opening of 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera slums in...
Kenyan women carry cooking pots on their heads during the opening of the 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera slums in Nairobi January 20, 2007. Glue-sniffing street-boys, men on camels, and women balancing clay pots on their heads marched from one of Africa's biggest slums at the start of an anti-capitalist fest hosted by the continent for the first time. More than 10,000 people from around the globe descended on the massive Kibera shanty-town home for 800,000 of Kenya's poorest -- to dance, beat drums, chant and wave placards at the kick-off of the seventh annual World Social Forum. REUTERS/Antony Njuguna (KENYA)
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A protestor talks against the U.S. war in Iraq during the opening of the 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera...
Protestor talks against U.S. war in Iraq during opening of 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera slums in...
A protestor talks against the U.S. war in Iraq during the opening of the 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera slums in Nairobi January 20, 2007. Glue-sniffing street-boys, men on camels, and women balancing clay pots on their heads marched from one of Africa's biggest slums at the start of an anti-capitalist fest hosted by the continent for the first time. More than 10,000 people from around the globe descended on the massive Kibera shanty-town home for 800,000 of Kenya's poorest -- to dance, beat drums, chant and wave placards at the kick-off of the seventh annual World Social Forum. REUTERS/Antony Njuguna (KENYA)
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People march during the opening of the 2007 World Social Forum at Kibera slums in Nairobi January 20, 2007. Glue-sniffing street-boys, men on camels, and women balancing clay pots on their heads marched from one of Africa's biggest slums at the start of an anti-capitalist fest hosted by the continent for the first time. More than 10,000 people from around the globe descended on the massive Kibera shanty-town home for 800,000 of Kenya's poorest -- to dance, beat drums, chant and wave placards at the kick-off of the seventh annual World Social Forum. REUTERS/Antony Njuguna (KENYA)
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Fifteen-year-old Akram (R) sits at the Edhi Welfare Centre in Karachi December 28, 2006. Breathing in fumes from glue-soaked rags and glue-filled plastic bags is a daily ritual of the more than 14,000 street kids who live rough on the streets of Pakistan's biggest city. The welfare centre provides shelter, medical help and food to street children and runs a detoxification programme for those hooked on glue sniffing. Picture taken December 28, 2006. To match feature PAKISTAN-STREETCHILDREN/ REUTERS/Athar Hussain (PAKISTAN)
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Children sniff glue at Indrachowk, a busy market place in the Nepali capital Kathmandu, September 11, 2006. Children as young as six years old are also seen in several parts of Kathmandu sniffing glue. REUTERS/Gopal Chitrakar (NEPAL)
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A model parades in front of street children, some of whom are sniffing glue, in the drug-infested "Barrio Triste" (Sad Neighborhood) in downtown Medellin in Colombia November 7, 2005. The event was organised to entertain the children by a member of a local charity that helps children in Barrio Triste by providing food, clothes and cleaning facilities. REUTERS/Albeiro Lopera Pictures of the Month November 2005
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Let's face it, truck parking as it exists now simply doesn't work. It's hard for drivers to find a place to safely park and rest. Not only do the large majority (83%) of drivers spend more than half-an-hour looking for parking, as reported by the FHWA, but 37 of the state DOTs agree that truck parking is a problem.
The American Transport Research Institute (ATRI) has shone a light on the prevalence of this problem in a recent survey. Of the hundreds of drivers surveyed, 25% admitted to parking illegally one to two times per week. Even more staggering? A whopping 36% of drivers claimed to park illegally three to four times weekly. If you apply those percentages to the three million truck drivers on the road, truck parking is an undeniable issue in the industry.
The Costs of Illegal Parking: Driver Safety and the Bottom-Line
Drivers who run up against their Hours of Service (HOS) are commonly forced to park illegally and unsafely. Even after searching for a legal spot, some drivers cannot avoid taking the unsafe, but only available, options; whether that involves precariously parking on highway shoulders, resting on off-ramps, or even pulling in to abandoned facilities. These practices are not only highly unsafe, but they impact the bottom-line, adding an estimated 6% (or more) to labor costs. ATRI has estimated that drivers lose a staggering $4600 every year looking for safe and legal spots to park.
What cannot be stressed enough is that drivers are not practicing these unsafe parking behaviors for the sake of convenience, nor does the problem result from a lack of driver planning on the road. The truth is that these drivers spend countless hours looking for legal parking spots — sometimes while fatigued and under the pressure of the clock — only to be forced to make unsafe parking decisions. For all drivers and carriers, the cost of illegal parking has an obvious impact on the bottom-line, and in tragic cases, can even cost drivers and other motorists their lives.
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Unfortunately, parking on the shoulder is not the only unsafe practice for drivers trying to compensate for the lack of a proper truck parking system.
For many drivers, the thousands of miles and hours behind the wheel add up and fatigue hits before their HOS are up. And even a few extra minutes spent searching for parking can make all the difference. It only takes a second for a tired driver to nod off while driving, risking their safety and the safety of everyone else on the road. Sadly, the stats speak for themselves: 72,000 accidents, 44,000 injuries, and 800 deaths are caused by driver fatigue annually.
Drivers should not be forced to choose between driving tired behind the wheel or parking at an unsafe location to rest. Sadly, until parking spots become more readily available and accessible, this is often the dangerous reality for the majority of drivers on the road.
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In March 2009, truck driver Jason Rivenburg parked at an abandoned gas station (the only available parking in the area) to take a much-needed nap. He was shot twice in the head for the $7.00 in change that was in his vehicle. He was only 35 years old and his wife was mere weeks away from delivering twins. Not only was the event tragic, but it was preventable. Had more parking been available, Jason most likely would have driven home safe to his family and survived to see his babies' birth.
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Die Silberimmortelle (Anaphalis margaritacea), auch Großblütiges Perlkörbchen, Perlblume oder Perlkraut genannt, ist eine Pflanzenart aus der Gattung Anaphalis innerhalb der Familie der Korbblütler (Asteraceae).

Beschreibung

Vegetative Merkmale
Die Silberimmortelle ist eine ausdauernde Pflanze, die 30 bis 60 (bis 100) Zentimeter hoch wird. Die Stängel sind aufrecht, grauweiß filzig und bis zur Spitze reich beblättert. Die sitzenden Laubblätter sind lanzettlich bis lineal-lanzettlich, spitz und 3 bis 15 Zentimeter lang sowie undeutlich dreinervig. Sie sind am Rand etwas nach unten umgerollt, unterseits filzig, oberseits bald verkahlend und grün.

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Die Silberimmortelle blüht von Juli bis Oktober. Die Blütenköpfchen stehen in ziemlich dichten Doldenrispen. Die Köpfchen sind 6 bis 10 Millimeter breit. Die vielen Hüllblätter stehen mehrreihig und dicht dachig, sie sind trockenhäutig und perlmuttartig glänzend weiß. Die gelben röhrigen Blüten sind klein und zwittrig, weiblich oder männlich mit verkümmertem Fruchtknoten. Die Pappusborsten der Früchte sind einreihig, fein haarförmig und rau.

Die Chromosomenzahl beträgt 2n = 26 oder 28.

Vorkommen
Die Silberimmortelle kommt ursprünglich in Alaska, Kanada, in den Vereinigten Staaten, in Baja California und in Asien von Pakistan bis China, Japan und Russlands Fernem Osten vor. In Europa ist sie ein Neophyt. Sie hat sich eingebürgert in Frankreich, Deutschland, Großbritannien, in den Niederlanden, in Italien, Dänemark und Norwegen. Die Art gedeiht in Mitteleuropa an feuchten Waldwegen, in Waldschlägen und an Ufern. Sie wächst dort in Gesellschaften der Ordnung Atropetalia.

Systematik
Die Erstbeschreibung erfolgte 1753 durch Carl von Linné unter dem Namen (Basionym) Gnaphalium margaritaceum in Species Plantarum, vol. 2, S. 850. Die Neukombination zu Anaphalis margaritacea  wurde 1873 durch George Bentham und Joseph Dalton Hooker in Genera Plantarum, vol. 2, S. 303 durchgeführt.

Nutzung
Die Silberimmortelle war früher eine beliebte Friedhofspflanze und wurde auch in Bauerngärten gepflanzt.

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The Comedy Network turns 10
The Comedy Network turned 10 years old yesterday and is embracing the future of comedy with a revolutionary change in how it delivers content to viewers.
The Comedy Network announced that it is celebrating "10 years well wasted" with a revamped web site. Starting today, visitors to the site now have access to a robust and constantly expanding catalogue of free, on-demand programming, including full episodes of their favourite shows, games and other diversions.
It's the next evolution for The Comedy Network, which became Canada's first and only comedy channel on Oct. 17, 1997.
"Our research shows that this new-fangled internet thingy is gaining in popularity," said Brent Haynes, Vice President, The Comedy Network. "After 10 years as the destination for comedy on television, thecomedynetwork.ca could just become the best non-porn website ever."
Also part of the re-launch, the site will now feature the full compliment of programming currently available on www.comedycentral.com, the online home of Comedy Central. This is the fulfillment of the broadband portion of a multi-platform content deal signed by CTV and Comedy Central earlier this year. The deal delivers the full Comedy Central library to CTV and The Comedy Network for broadcast, broadband, VOD, Mobile and more. The Comedy Network will roll-out the mobile portion of the deal at a later date.
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Odd Job Jack is Back in Business July 22 on The Comedy Network
Toronto, Resident 'slacker' Jack Ryder gives part-time employment another shot when he reports for duty in the fifth season of The Comedy Network's award-winning animated series Odd Job Jack, premiering Sunday, July 22 at 9:30 p.m. ET/PT.
This season, Jack Ryder (voiced by Canadian actor/writer/director Don McKellar) and his gang punch the clock alongside celebrity guest stars including Henry Rollins (The Henry Rollins Show), Carrie Fisher (Star Wars), Seán Cullen (The Seán Cullen Show) and Henry Winkler (Happy Days) in 13 half-hour episodes of workplace misadventures, which brings the total episodes for the series to 52.
In celebration of Jack Ryder's on-the-job hysterics, The Comedy Network is giving fellow working-class "stiffs" across Canada a chance to share their workplace woes and win a special guest role in the season finale of Odd Job Jack in the "Odd Job Jack Worst Job Ever" contest (contest details below).
Odd Job Jack is the animated saga of the perpetually unemployed Jack Ryder, a 25 year-old Sociology grad whose higher learning has only put him deeper in debt. In each original episode, Jack returns to the temp agency "Odd Jobs Unlimited" and is assigned a new position. From egg farmer to escort, there is simply no job too odd for Jack in his unsuccessful quest for full-time work.
In this season's premiere episode, "No One Likes a Gorilla," Jack dresses up in an ape costume and hands out fliers at a mattress store. In the second episode, "Mind Humper," Jack becomes a magician with a new, radical brand of illusion.
For more fun this season viewers can enter the "Odd Job Jack Worst Job Ever" contest. To do so, viewers need to visit thecomedynetwork.ca starting now and explain in a video clip (2 minutes or less) or describe (200 words or less) their worst job ever. The winner will get a trip for two to Toronto, tickets to a comedy show and a special guest role as an animated version of him or herself in the season finale of Odd Job Jack.
Three other lucky winners will receive a Comedy Network prize pack simply by voting for their favourite submissions online. The contest closes on Sunday, July 15 at 11:59:59 p.m. ET. For more information and for contest rules please visit thecomedynetwork.ca.
Returning alongside Odd Job Jack is the show's corresponding "sit.com" – an interactive website based on Jack's job of the week. Viewers are prompted throughout each broadcast to log on to www.oddjobjack.com and play show-related games and download content that is updated weekly.
With video recaps of each episode, in-depth character information and various downloads, the website has close to 14,000 registered users and has generated over 5 million visits, 20 million on-air page views and 2.5 million game-plays.
Accolades for Odd Job Jack include a nomination for Best Interactive Program (2006) and Best Animated Show (2005) at the Banff Rockie Awards, second prize for Best Interactive Design (2006) at Vidfest in British Columbia, as well as multiple Gemini and Canadian Comedy Award nominations.
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Corner Gas Draws 2 Million in Record Setting Season Finale
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TORONTO, Monday night's highly anticipated season finale of Corner Gas drew a season-high 2 million viewers, the most successful season finale to date and the second largest audience ever for Canada's No.1 comedy.
For CTV, the big-buzz-finale capped another memorable year for Corner Gas, which charted an astonishing 67 per cent audience growth since its season premiere last September. The series finishes its 19-episode run with an average audience of 1.52 million viewers, reaching as high as No.16 on Canada's Top 20 list of most watched programs.
For the fourth consecutive year, Corner Gas remains television's No.1 comedy (Canadian or American) and the most watched Canadian scripted series (see "The Ratings" below for a complete ratings summary). The memorable finale will encore Saturday at 8 p.m. ET on The Comedy Network and is available on demand on The CTV Broadband Network at CTV.ca.
With another successful season in the record books, CTV today confirmed to series producers a full 19-episode production order for a 5th season of Corner Gas. Production crews are now gearing up for a May, 2007 return to their Saskatchewan-based sets and soundstages. With their return, Corner Gas remains the only network comedy series to be entirely based and shot in Saskatchewan.
Armed with the new production order, Corner Gas executive producers Brent Butt, David Storey and Virginia Thompson today unveiled their Season V story department, a six-person team that now stands as the most formidable creative lineup the series has ever boasted. The newly assembled "dream-team" story
department features:
Brent Butt – star/creator/writer/director/executive producer
Kevin White – supervising producer/writer (showrunner)
Mark Farrell – producer/writer
Norm Hiscock – consulting producer/writer
Gary Pearson – story editor/writer
Andrew Carr – story editor/writer
In addition to signing on the Emmy Award winning Norm Hiscock (Saturday Night Live, King Of The Hill, Kids In The Hall) and the highly acclaimed Gary Pearson (MadTV, This Hour Has 22 Minutes), the executive producing team today appointed Corner Gas veteran Kevin White as series show-runner. Together with star/creator/director/co-executive producer Brent Butt, producer/writer Mark Farrell (The Newsroom, This Hour Has 22 Minutes) and story editor/writer Andrew Carr (Comics), it's a virtual all-star collection of Canada's most prolific comedy writers.
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Q: Screwed up the master git branch... Can't figure out what I need to revert I'm working on a git repository that has a branch off of master, we'll call it the ab branch.  My team is working on the ab branch and has a pull-request workflow using github.  One of my teammates made a pull request from his branch jeremy_ab_deletions to the ab branch.  I was reviewing/testing his changes, but when I went to merge them into the ab branch I accidentally merged them into master instead and pushed master to github before I caught my mistake. Thinking I could just git-revert the change I did git revert SHA and it seemed to work...
I thought that had been enough and I happily switched back to my ab branch and continued working.  Now, however, I realize that the previous commits from the ab branch which should never end up in master, are all in master.  It's...quite the mess.  Since his branch was originally split off from ab, and then I merged it into master, I should have reverted it using git revert -m 1 SHA.
Today I was trying to figure out where exactly I went wrong and I'm all kinds of confused based on the git history, and my reflog.  First, I tried reverting the reverts, and then doing git revert -m 1 SHA But git tells me:
fatal: Mainline was specified but commit 4c431c345dfe0a856967c090932c32f153824085 is not a merge.

So I think ok...maybe that wasn't the merge commit and I need to target a different SHA.  But looking at the history I can't for the life of me figure out which one of these was the merge commit...
This was supposed to be on AB...
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removed unecessary tests
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removing un-used views and pages
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The two commits that say "this was supposed to be on AB" are the revert commits to revert the 'removed unecessary tests' and 'removing un-used views and pages' commits.  The next commit to master was today, and the commit before that was on the 16th, neither of which were related.  I don't see where the actual merge occurred.
I went through my reflog to see where exactly everything got messed up.  I went went up and down the reflog versions using git reset --hard HEAD@{NUM} and then inspecting key files to see if the bad changes were in that spot yet.  Finally I narrowed it down to these reflogs:
1fe2be2 HEAD@{79}: checkout: moving from 1fe2be29c6eda9f9fc9eb0b372ee83b7c15dfc2c to jeremy_ab_deletions
1fe2be2 HEAD@{80}: HEAD@{3}: updating HEAD
4c431c3 HEAD@{81}: HEAD@{1}: updating HEAD
47a97af HEAD@{82}: commit: removed unecessary tests, routes, and controller actions
4c431c3 HEAD@{83}: merge jeremy_ab_deletions: Fast-forward
1fe2be2 HEAD@{84}: checkout: moving from master to ab
d985b5b HEAD@{85}: revert: This was supposed to be on AB...
0e01911 HEAD@{86}: revert: This was supposed to be on AB...
4c431c3 HEAD@{87}: merge jeremy_ab_deletions: Fast-forward
c121a08 HEAD@{88}: checkout: moving from jeremy_ab_deletions to master
4c431c3 HEAD@{89}: commit: removed unecessary tests
a546f90 HEAD@{90}: checkout: moving from ab_page_changes to jeremy_ab_deletions
511b340 HEAD@{91}: checkout: moving from jeremy_ab_deletions to ab_page_changes
a546f90 HEAD@{92}: pull git@github.com:REDACTED/repo.git ab-remove-stuff: Fast-forward

Specifically HEAD@{88} here doesn't have the bad commits, and HEAD@{87} does.  Therefore it's reasonable to assume I screwed up at the merge jeremy_ab_deletions: Fast-forward commit...... but I cannot figure out which 'merge commit' that would be.  I tried this:
$ git revert -m 1 4c431c3
fatal: Mainline was specified but commit 4c431c345dfe0a856967c090932c32f153824085 is not a merge.

I...can't find an actual merge commit it seems?  Does anyone have any idea what I did wrong :/  I'm all kinds of lost right now.

A: If nobody else has pulled this master (or pulled but for certain hasn't used it), this is what I would do:

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*If no work was done on master since the 'accident', I would just reset it to the last good commit, and then update the remote master branch (by pushing with -f).

*If some work has been done, you can reset it to the last good commit, then use git rebase -i and delete the problematic commits, leaving the good ones in the list. Then again you'll need to push (with -f).

Alternatively, you can do all this in a new branch:

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*Checkout the last good commit in master, create a branch there,

*Then use git rebase -i master to filter out the bad commits.

*Then you can go back to master and "merge" manually, bringing in all the changes from the new branch, and overwriting everything in master (you can use --no-commit and git checkout --theirs)

*push (without -f) the fixed master.

Hope this helps! I hate mergencies.

A: UPDATE:  While this may help someone else, this actually made things more frustrating for me.  I'll keep this here in case someone else stumbles upon it.
sinelaw pointed me in the right direction...but I found a more appropriate answer here:  Revert to a commit by a SHA hash in Git?
The answer's message reads:

If you want to commit on top of the current HEAD with the exact state
  at a different commit, undoing all the intermediate commits, then you
  can use reset to create the correct state of the index to make the
  commit.

This is exactly what I wanted.  I want to revert to HEAD@{88} but make that revert it's own commit since some people have already pulled the master branch and I don't want to have to get them to go through reset steps like I had to... So these are the commands I used:
# reset the index to the desired tree
git reset HEAD@{88}

# move the branch pointer back to the previous HEAD
git reset --soft HEAD@{1}

git commit -m "Revert the bad ab merge"

# Update working copy to reflect the new commit
git reset --hard

# Clean untracked files
git clean -f -d

Looking at the history I can see that I just created a commit with an exact reversal of all of the changes that should have been exclusive to the ab branch.
(update):  Nevermind, this isn't quite what I wanted.  Our repo has several branches off of it, as well as the 'master' branch.  The master is intended to hold changes that are universal among the other 3 branches, and it is frequently merged into those branches.  Doing this revert-with-a-commit series of commands made the merging of master into the 'ab' branch (or any of the branches for that matter) a serious nightmare of merge conflicts and unintended deleted files (Since they should live in ab, just not in master).  I went with sinelaw's solution above and worked with the one non-techy designer that had pulled master to revert to the good version as well.

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Multi-state employers might want to free themselves from the burden of juggling the insurance regulations of multiple states.
Employers with young, healthy workforces have opportunity to save on health insurance because there's less risk.
For employers who manage risk well, there are many advantages to self-funded plan.
Some experienced, successful business managers are experts at mitigating risks and will gladly take on risk exposure if the probability for a high payout is in their favor. What are the benefits that come with a self-funded plan?
Reduced insurance overhead costs – Carriers assess a risk charge for insured policies, which is about 2 percent per year. Self-insurance eliminates this charge entirely.
Reduced state premium taxes – The premium tax savings is about 2-3 percent of the premium dollar value.
Avoidance of state-mandated benefits – Self-insured plans are exempt from state insurance laws, subject only to Employment Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) compliance.
Cash flow – Self-insured employers see improved cash flow because they do not have to pre-pay for coverage and claims are paid as they become due. There is also additional cash flow if reserves are held in an interest-bearing account.
Self-insurance affords the ability to choose benefits services à la carte to tailor the program to your workforce. This includes health care (indemnity, PPO, POS and HMO), dental, short-term disability, prescription drugs and vision care. This offers flexibility in plan designs, administration and offered services. Businesses can also customize their stop-loss insurance to reduce the risk associated with high claims.
McConkey has experts with extensive knowledge in the self-funding space. Contact us to determine if self-funding is a good fit for your company. We can help your organization examine its plan designs and make recommendations for improvement.


Jennifer Egan's new novel dives into old Brooklyn.
Jennifer Egan is a clear-sighted observer of contemporary urban life, and an unusually warm-hearted one. A novelist so attuned to certain aspects of the zeitgeist—the cult of personal success, the social media addiction, the narcissism of small apartments—ought naturally to be a cynic about its participants. But in her most recent novels, A Visit from the Goon Squad (2010) and The Keep (2006), Egan seemed genuinely sympathetic even to her most difficult characters: unreliable narrators, oblivious opportunists, all-too-human self-defeatists. In Goon Squad she held a disturbingly recognizable mirror to her own generation—urbanites who came of age in the 1970s and 1980s—while the plot swept back and forth from the past, with its lost pleasures and its millstone mistakes, to the more hopeful space of the future.
That book's urgency and stylistic innovation won it a well-deserved Pulitzer Prize, but Egan's first novel in seven years finds her leaving contemporary time to embark on a love affair with history. Manhattan Beach is set in Brooklyn during the Depression and World War II. Dense with detail, it evokes the period through the eyes of three characters, two Irish-American, all striving to get ahead.
Seven years after that day on the beach, Eddie has vanished without a trace, it's 1942, and nineteen-year-old Anna is working at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, inspecting parts for the war effort. She's a typical Egan character, a resourceful young woman full of plans and longing who feels her unadmitted ambition as a "grating distance from something urgent, elemental." When Anna once again crosses paths with Styles, she decides to pursue a more intimate connection, believing he can tell her the secret of her father's fate.
Egan fondly, unironically re-creates midcentury New York, populating the West Side docks with tough-talking Irishmen, a Brooklyn tenement with struggling immigrants, a nightclub with dandies and gangsters, and Sutton Place with patricians. Writers who venture into a new fictional genre often practice a kind of literary tourism: they visit the highlights and stay on the well-marked paths. Egan too favors familiar settings and keeps Dexter and Eddie close to their origins as stock characters. (Not all historical fiction is genre fiction, but by employing genre clichés Egan plants her flag firmly in the territory.) The novel hits its dramatic stride only when Anna finds her calling as a salvage diver, defying convention and male pride to go below the surface of the East River in a brass helmet and weighted shoes.
What Manhattan Beach doesn't have is the original style and lively humor that animated Egan's previous novels. The Keep—about a fateful encounter in a Gothic castle—was a story-within-a-story that doubled back on itself and mixed hard-boiled drama with elements of a fairy tale. Goon Squad included a chapter written as a PowerPoint presentation. Because she used those gimmicks to evoke her characters' rich and specific inner lives, rather than to score cleverness points, they often worked brilliantly: the critic Ron Charles once said she was the writer who made postmodernism worthwhile. Manhattan Beach is as emotionally committed as any of her work, yet reading it is a bit disconcerting, like seeing your tats-and-hightops friend turn up in a pantsuit and sensible heels.
Egan did years of research for Manhattan Beach, and for the sections on diving and the Navy Yard drew on her own interviews with men and women who had worked there. The vivid detail makes these passages the strongest, but in other subplots she seems too thrilled by the knowledge she's amassed to take narrative control. She's said in interviews that the work rebelled against all quirks she tried to impose. "I wanted Manhattan Beach to be a tricky, raffish take on the historical novel, but the material died when I tried to manipulate it that way. I had to let it be what it wanted to be." Her respect for the era and its people is admirable and lovable, but factual darlings are as unwise to cherish as fictional ones.
Manhattan Beach will undoubtedly be a success: it's already been longlisted for the National Book Award, and any book is likely to do well that feeds New York's endless hunger for stories about itself. But it lacks the spark and the quiddity of her previous work. It's as if she couldn't bear to subject the historical past to the same scrutiny as the present. The warm heart is here, but it's less engaging without the cold, honest eye.


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>>>> Updated version of the patch is attached.
>>> change it back with an explanation.
> Thank you very much for reporting the problem.
too complex and invasive for the final CF of PG11.
Feedback unless there are solid arguments to the contrary.


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Q: error installing dependencies from package.json I just downloaded node.js and I'm trying to install a couple of dependencies from package.json, and I keep getting the same error. I tryied the latest version and the LTS, and both gave the same error.
package.json
{
    "name": "snake-ch3",
    "dependencies": {
        "express": "*",
        "express-generator": "*"
    },
    "devDependencies": {
        "grunt": "~0.4.5",
        "grunt-browserify": "~3.4.0",
        "grunt-contrib-uglify": "~0.8.0",
        "grunt-contrib-watch": "~0.6.1"
    }
}

and error:
0 info it worked if it ends with ok
1 verbose cli [ 'C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe',
1 verbose cli   'C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node_modules\\npm\\bin\\npm-cli.js',
1 verbose cli   'install' ]
2 info using npm@2.15.9
3 info using node@v4.6.0
4 verbose readDependencies loading dependencies from C:\Users\Julian\Desktop\node\ch3\package.json
5 error install Couldn't read dependencies
6 verbose stack Error: Failed to parse json
6 verbose stack No data, empty input at 1:1
6 verbose stack
6 verbose stack ^
6 verbose stack     at parseError (C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_modules\npm\node_modules\read-package-json\read-json.js:390:11)
6 verbose stack     at parseJson (C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_modules\npm\node_modules\read-package-json\read-json.js:79:23)
6 verbose stack     at C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_modules\npm\node_modules\read-package-json\read-json.js:48:5
6 verbose stack     at C:\Program Files\nodejs\node_modules\npm\node_modules\graceful-fs\graceful-fs.js:78:16
6 verbose stack     at FSReqWrap.readFileAfterClose [as oncomplete] (fs.js:380:3)
7 verbose cwd C:\Users\Julian\Desktop\node\ch3
8 error Windows_NT 10.0.14393
9 error argv "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe" "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node_modules\\npm\\bin\\npm-cli.js" "install"
10 error node v4.6.0
11 error npm  v2.15.9
12 error file C:\Users\Julian\Desktop\node\ch3\package.json
13 error code EJSONPARSE
14 error Failed to parse json
14 error No data, empty input at 1:1
14 error
14 error ^
15 error File: C:\Users\Julian\Desktop\node\ch3\package.json
16 error Failed to parse package.json data.
16 error package.json must be actual JSON, not just JavaScript.
16 error
16 error This is not a bug in npm.
16 error Tell the package author to fix their package.json file. JSON.parse
17 verbose exit [ 1, true ]

I validated the json on https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/ and looked for json parsing errors related to "Windows_NT 10.0.14393" and I'm not getting anything.
I reinstalled node a couple of times so it's not node, or a dowloading problem. Can anyone tell me if I'm doing anything wrong?

EDIT

I just tryied running npm init with all of the default values and then editing it so it has the "dependencies" and "devDependencies" and it works all of a sudden. I tryied doing it again the way I did it before, and I got the same error.
now it looks like this:
package.json
{
  "name": "snake-game",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "a simple snake game",
  "scripts": {
    "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1"
  },
  "author": "Julian Avar",
  "dependencies": {
    "express": "*",
    "express-generator": "*"
  },
    "devDependencies": {
        "grunt": "~0.4.5",
        "grunt-browserify": "~3.4.0",
        "grunt-contrib-uglify": "~0.8.0",
        "grunt-contrib-watch": "~0.6.1"
    }
}

A: I've noticed that files made in many Windows programs will often prepend the text with bytes in a way that will prevent Unix based programs from reading them correctly (esp if the Unix program is expecting a structure like a JSON file).  From @robertklep's comment, I assume it's a Byte Order Mark, but I've never known the name for it before now.
The recommended way to make a package.json to avoid this kind of thing is to run npm init from your command line, to both avoid OS wonkiness and also to make sure you have a minimally valid package.json when all is said and done.


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Mr. Number is a celebrated call blocker application for Android that is free without any ads. Mr. Number is made to consequently block spam messages with no need of blacklisting numbers. Regardless of what you need is to obstruct from a man, a business, or a concealed number, you can decide to deny noting the call or even send them to voicemail.
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Call blocker is a lightweight and effective Android call blocker application that encourages you to abstain from irritating calls. You can keep up a blacklist and also a whitelist of your contacts.
Safest Call Blocker is a ads bolstered blocker that accompanies a top notch form that evacuates those advertisements. You can without much of a stretch make a blacklist or block undesirable numbers from contacts, logs or include them physically. It enables you to keep a particular arrangement of numbers by utilizing the special case sections.


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Approved for All Ages
"Bee Movie" is a comedy that will change everything you think you know about bees. Having just graduated from college, a bee by the name of Barry B. Benson (Jerry Seinfeld) finds himself disillusioned with the prospect of having only one career choice - honey. As he ventures outside of the hive for the first time, he breaks one of the cardinal rules of the bee world and talks to a human, a New York City florist named Vanessa (Renée Zellweger). He is shocked to discover that the humans have been stealing and eating the bees' honey for centuries, and ultimately realizes that his true calling in life is to set the world right by suing the human race for stealing their precious honey.
Bees shouldn't be able to fly! Their bodies are too big for their wings, and yet…This is a cute film which kids will love. It has a few lines for the adults too. Who wouldn't love a newspaper headline which reads: "Frisbee Hits Hive!" This of course is a real problem in the bee world. The laugh-out-loud funny moments are there. The audience laughed when a mosquito headed toward a blood mobile. Without giving any others away, my personal favorite is when a mosquito decides to become a lawyer, because, "I was already a blood-sucking parasite and all I needed was a brief case!"
The premise is that a bee named Barry, (voiced by Jerry Seinfeld), becomes friends with a lady named Vanessa Bloome (voiced by Renee Zellweger). As their friendship develops Barry learns that humans have been profiting from the bee's honey for centuries and he decides to take the case to court to reclaim their rights to the honey. By the film's end, everyone sees how much the bees are needed to pollinate and do other necessary duties, but will the bees forgive the humans?
There are a couple of innuendos in the film, and a few scenes of characters slapping each other in a cartoon kind of way, but the film is wholesome overall. We are pleased to award our Dove Seal to the film for all ages, with the suggestion that parents consult the content listing below to make their own informed decisions. Parents and kids will buzz over this movie, bee-cause it's more fun than a barrel of honey!
A lot of cartoon-type violence. A woman stabs her own hand with a fork to see if she's dreaming when she hears a talking bee; a few cars collide which starts with a bee buzzing around in a car; a few bugs smash into a car's windshield and some survive and a few don't; a couple people slap each other to bring each other back to reality; another slapping scene; a helicopter explodes.
A few innuendos including a comment by a bee that he thinks Barry is "making out" with a woman; a "bedbug" comment.
OMG-1
A lady has a drink in a glass which looks like apple juice.
A joke about B-Gandhi, B-Columbus, and B-Jesus which the filmmakers could have done without.
Edwin L. Carpenter
Jerry Seinfeld, Matthew Broderick, Renee Zellweger
Jerry Seinfeld, Spike Feresten
Simon J. Smith, Steve Hickner


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Q: Can flume, spark, storm read from Kafka in round-robin way? I have 3 partitions: 0, 1, 2. So the messages can be classified as 0, 1, 2.
eg:
1 message in partition 0: 0
3 messages in partition 1: 111
2 messages in partition 2: 22
How to make the consumer to consume messages in the order 012x12x1x (x means no messages at that time). The order of consumed messages look like: 012121.
I would like to do this in both C++ and Python. Looking into the existing clients, messages can be produced in round-robin fashion, but can not be consumed in round-robin fashion.
Any idea?
There is partition.assignment.strategy in Kafka consumer configs (http://kafka.apache.org/documentation.html#consumerconfigs). I am looking for some tools which implements this config (such as flume, spark, storm) to read data from kafka, reorder them, and write to kafka again. Continue the above example. The re-ordered messages look like:
012121 (012x12x1x)
UPDATE
Now, I can do this in C++ Kafka Client (https://github.com/edenhill/librdkafka).
    for(int i = 0; i < 2; i++)
    {
        RdKafka::Message *msg = m_consumer->consume(m_topic, i, 1000);
        // Do something about msg here...
    }

Output:
Reading from 1=>4953---1---
Reading from 0=>46164---0---
Reading from 1=>4954---1---
Reading from 0=>46165---0---
Reading from 1=>4955---1---
Reading from 0=>46166---0---
Reading from 1=>4956---1---
Reading from 0=>46167---0---
Reading from 1=>4957---1---
Reading from 0=>46168---0---

A: In Java, you can use the high level consumer.
If you consume from all 3 partitions in the same process, using the same group.id, you could create 3 worker threads that act as consumers, and cycle between them in a round-robin fashion.
I understand that you explicitly mentioned Python and C++ as your target languages.
From my own experience in Python, there's no equivalent to the high level consumer provided in Java.
So you could either wrap it somehow, like creating a new Java process that acts as a server, and consume the messages through this process, OR you could try to port the high level consumer to Python and/or C++.
Another alternative is to consume each partition, write the data to some other medium like MySQL (or any other RDBMS), and consume the messages using SQL to perform the round-robin, and eventually delete them from the relevant table.
In any case, I suggest you reconsider Kafka as your transport layer. Your requirements (consuming in a round-robin way) are not aligned with Kafka's core design / architecture. Here's why:
As long as the number of partitions is smaller than the available cores in the consumer machine - then one can consume the messages on that single (!) machine in a round robin way, just like I described above.
However, Kafka is also designed for a distributed load (of the consumers). That's the motivation to create partitions to a single topic. Scalability is a key concept in Kafka.
So if you have more partitions than the available cores in the consumer machine, you may not be able to properly iterate over the partitions and consume the messages in a round robin way.
Example: say you have 20 partitions in a specific topic. This topic produces a lot of messages, all the time. Now let's say you have a single machine with 4 CPU cores to consume from that topic. By design you'll be able to consume from at most 4 partitions at a time. Transforming this to a round robin consumption can be achieved by buffering a meaningful amount of messages in memory, or some other mechanism (which might lead to other issues like latency). That's when we assume that all of the partitions are available all the time, without network issues or disk issues that have their effect on Kafka.  That's why I think that "joining back" the partitions into some other stream of messages is not a trivial thing to do in a large scale.


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package com.google.sps.servlets;
import com.google.sps.data.SentimentTools;
import javax.servlet.annotation.WebServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;
import java.io.IOException;

// Servlet for testing queries.
@WebServlet("/sentiment")
public class SentimentToolsServlet extends HttpServlet {
    @Override
    public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws IOException{
        String text = "I simply love dogs!";
        SentimentTools st = new SentimentTools(text);
        response.setContentType("text/html");
        response.getWriter().println(st.getScore());
    }
}


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Q: Как с помощью radio inputa сделать динамическое изменение цены опционального товара? Здравствуйте!
Делаю сайт, заказ Суши и роллы и там есть опциональные товары (например Роллы), прежде чем добавить в корзину клиенту нужно выбрать кол-во, т.е 4 шт. или 8 шт. и соответственно стоимость товара должна меняться при выборе.
Обычно это делается select' ом но select' ы не всегда смотрится красиво, поэтому сделал radio input' ом (+label) и не знаю как это сделать.
Вот так выглядеть сайт:

и видео https://youtu.be/r_domj9Roqg
Вот HTML код

Ролл с лососем

        <input type="radio" id="variat-1" name="Количества" value="4 шт." data-price="100" checked>
        4 шт.
        <input type="radio" id="variat-2" name="Количества" value="8 шт." data-price="189">
        8 шт.

100

      В корзину

Как можно это реализовать? Вообще можно ли сделать с помощью radio?
Заранее благодарен!

A: Обычно это делается так: располагаются radio и скрываются (через display:none). А, например внутри label располагается какой-либо тег, который оформляется кастомным образом.
Пример:

div {
  margin:0 0 0.75em 0;
}

input[type="radio"] {
    display:none;
}
input[type="radio"] + label {
    color: $DarkBrown;
    font-family:Arial, sans-serif;
    font-size:14px;
}
input[type="radio"] + label span {
    display:inline-block;
    width:19px;
    height:19px;
    margin:-1px 4px 0 0;
    vertical-align:middle;
    cursor:pointer;
    -moz-border-radius:  50%;
    border-radius:  50%;
}

input[type="radio"] + label span {
     background-color:#292321;
}

input[type="radio"]:checked + label span{
     background-color:#CC3300;
}

input[type="radio"] + label span,
input[type="radio"]:checked + label span {
  -webkit-transition:background-color 0.4s linear;
  -o-transition:background-color 0.4s linear;
  -moz-transition:background-color 0.4s linear;
  transition:background-color 0.4s linear;
}

  <input type="radio" id="radio01" name="radio" />
  Radio Button 1

 <input type="radio" id="radio02" name="radio" />
 Radio Button 2

В данном случае идет оформление тега  внутри label.
Если закоментируете строки:
input[type="radio"] {
    display:none;
}

то увидите, что атрибут checked у кнопки благополучно проставляется

A: Дописал скрипт (разметка та же):

$(document).on("change", ".variations input", function () {
  var $target = $(event.target)
  $target.closest(".caption").find(".price").text($target.data("price"))
})

Ролл с лососем

        <input type="radio" id="variat-1" name="Количества" value="4 шт." data-price="100" checked>
        4 шт.
        <input type="radio" id="variat-2" name="Количества" value="8 шт." data-price="189">
        8 шт.

100

      В корзину


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Universal suffrage (also general suffrage or common suffrage) is the extension of voting privileges to all adults, without distinction to race, sex, belief or social status.
Equal and Common Suffrage was, particular in Northern Europe, the slogan for the Democratic Movement of the late 19th century, unifying Liberalss and Social Democrats.
The Movement for Universal Suffrage was a social, economic and political movement aimed at extending suffrage (the right to vote) to people of all races.
The first movements toward universal suffrage (or manhood suffrage) occurred in the early 19th century, and were focused at removing property requirements for voting. In the late 19th and early 20th century, the focus of universial suffrage was intended to remove requirements against women having the right to vote.
Many societies in the past have denied people the right to vote on the basis of race or ethnicity. Examples of this include the exclusion of people of African descent from voting in apartheid-era South Africa. In the pre-Civil Rights Era American South blacks were technically allowed to vote, but were prevented from exercising the vote by various means. The Ku Klux Klan formed after the Civil War largely to intimidate blacks and prevent them from voting.
Most universal suffrage systems still exclude some potential voters. For example, many jurisdictions deny the vote to various categories of convicted criminals, and almost all jurisdictions deny the vote to non-citizen residents.
Universal suffrage has been granted (and been revoked) at various times in various countries throughout the world. (in chronological order):
Finland -- 1906 (in local elections: 1917)
Norway -- 1913
Denmark -- 1915 (with Iceland)
Russia -- 1917
Ireland -- 1918
After defeat in World War I
Austria -- 1918
Germany -- 1918
Hungary -- 1918
Poland -- 1919
Luxembourg - 1919
The Netherlands - 1919
Sweden -- 1921
Lithuania -- 1922
United Kingdom -- 1928
Spain -- 1931
France -- 1944
Italy -- 1945
Belgium -- 1948
Greece -- 1952
Australia -- 1962 (previously not granted to Aborigines)
United States -- 1965 (previously not granted to Blacks in all states)
Portugal -- 1976
Liechtenstein -- 1984
Switzerland -- 1990
South Africa -- 1994
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Who are the best linebackers for the 2017 draft?
By Mike Spencer February 17, 2017
Without doubt playing linebacker in the NFL is one of the toughest jobs in sport so it's time to see which 10 college stars are the best heading into the 2017 NFL Draft.
Tennessee's Jalen Reeves-Maybin
Undoubtedly a talent but his injury problems might prevent professional teams from making a move. He has struggled with shoulder issues and it is the type of injury from which there will be no hiding in the NFL. When fit, he is a real asset but keeping the 22-year-old healthy will be key.
Ohio State's Raekwon McMillan
A versatile player who could do a job in the professional ranks. It is true that the youngster has aspects of his game that need improving, but at only 20 years of age, he lines up as a solid choice for the draft, particularly with the number of free bet promotions on offer throughout February. I expect good coaches to see the potential there and opt for him in the coming months.
LSU's Kendell Beckwith
Another who could feature in this year's draft. Built more in the style of a traditional middle linebacker, the tough-tackling ace is not the quickest player on any defense but could stop a charging bull – a trait that many coaches still cherish.
Florida's Jarrad Davis
Has the all-around game to make it in the pro ranks as he is good against the run and pass, while possessing a crunching tackle. Like many of his peers, he is far from the finished article but it would be no surprise to see him snapped up early in the draft.
Alabama's Reuben Foster
Widely considered the best LB in this draft, has been turning heads with his displays at the heart of the defense and look set to have a big career in the NFL – fitness permitting. The youngster has had shoulder issues but, once on the pitch, he is the type of dynamic player that coaches dream of and one that can make a real impact during a game.
Vanderbilt's Zach Cunningham
Starred for his college for three years and seems ready to step up to the big league. The giant 240-pound star might be exposed against fast backs or wide receivers but he has so much going for him that he cannot be ignored.
Alabama's Ryan Anderson
Likely to have to adapt his game to make it in the NFL but has the ability to do so. He may well be drafted as a middle linebacker despite playing his college ball on the outside and will be a solid tackler down the center.
Northwestern's Anthony Walker
Suffered due to the requirements of his college. He had to bulk up to play in the middle but his coverage downfield suffered accordingly. That is the dilemma for a potential NFL side – which type of Walker do they want? However, he is known as an intelligent man who could surely adapt to his surroundings.
Florida's Alex Anzalone
Could be good but that is the key word – 'could'. He has suffered with too many injuries and did not even reach the 20-game mark in four years at Florida. It would mean an NFL team taking a flyer but surely he is good enough to reward that gamble.
Temple's Haason Reddick
May need to adapt his game from his college days to make it as a pro. Used primarily as a pass-rusher, his speed will see the 22-year-old New Jersey-born star operate more in the backfield.
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