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U SPORTS
Canada completes sweep of FISU World University Games
Kendra Woodland completed a shutout as Canada won its first gold in a decade.
By Simon Hopkins@Reporter_Simon Jan 22, 2023, 10:45am EST
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Canadian players celebrate at the gold medal game
Ben Steiner
Canada played an undefeated tournament in New York on their way to gold. The U Sports women defeated Japan 5-0 in the finals of the World University Games Saturday night.
Unblemished in the preliminary round, the Canadians were the favourite with gold. They were most tested in their final preliminary game, a 2-1 win over the United States, which knocked the Americans out.
Japan opened their tournament with a huge upset, beating the American team made up of D III players 3-1. They fell only twice – once at the hands of Canada and the other to Czechia. Japan became reacquainted with Czechia in the semi-finals and shut them out in a 3-0 win.
Canada looked confident heading into the final, but Japan was chasing another upset.
The teams stumped each other through 20 minutes of play. The Canadians dominated the pressure and possession, firing 15 shots to Japan's three. Canada had a lot of effective slot opportunities, but well-positioned defenders and the goalkeeping of Miyuu Masuhara kept them at bay. Masuhara effectively steered on-target shots into the corners behind her net.
It wasn't until after the halfway point of the period that Japan saw its first shot hit the target. Japanese Olympian Akane Shiga looked threatening as she zipped around the ice, hunting for pucks. Japan's best first-period looks came on a powerplay last in the period. Defenders Kanami Seki and Shiori Yamashita took hard shots from the circles, but Kendra Woodland absorbed them well.
Fired up to start the second period, both teams flew around the ice. Canada looked determined and was the first to draw blood. Audrey-Anne Veillette lifted a sitting puck over a sprawling Masuhara 76 seconds into the period and was mobbed by cheering teammates.
Canada's opening goal from Audrey-Anne Veillette just 76 seconds into the second period.
Canada holding onto a 1-0 lead in the gold medal game over Japan.
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— Ben Steiner (@BenSteiner00) January 22, 2023
The momentum was on Canada's side, but Japan was not deterred. Immediately following the goal, Japan came racing back as Minami Kamada challenged Woodland with a shot.
Maria Dominico continued dominating, scoring her tournament-leading sixth goal and Canada's second. She beat four players before finishing it with a snipe.
FISU WHKY: Nipissing's Maria Dominico has been completely insane this tournament, and she's continued it in the gold medal game.
A great goal to put Canada up 2-0 on Japan.
pic.twitter.com/0Tb0FQ5qES
Japan's luck took a turn for the worst when they took two penalties in quick succession giving Canada nearly two minutes of 5-on-3.
Maggy Burbidge put three shots from the back post. Masuhara was able to stop the first two, but Burbidge's third whack at a rebound flew into the net. Céline Frappier added a fourth as the second penalty expired, and the game was out of reach. Elizabeth Mura added Canada's fifth to cap off the game in the third.
The Canada-controlled game ended with a 36-12 spread in shots. Canada won their first gold at the tournament since 2013. A defiant Team Japan won a hard-earned silver.


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title: Using Plugman to Manage Plugins
---

# Using Plugman to Manage Plugins

From version 3.0 onward, Cordova implements all device APIs as
plugins, and leaves them disabled by default.  It also supports two
different ways to add and remove plugins. The first is by using the
`cordova` CLI described in [The Command-line Interface](../guide/cli/index.html). The second is
by using a lower-level
[plugman](https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugman/)
command-line interface. This guide concentrates on the second
approach, which may be useful for developers who want to upgrade their
version of Cordova, but who haven't yet adopted the Cordova CLI in
their workflow.

For more information on plugman, see
[the README file in its repository](https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugman/blob/master/README.md).

## Basic Commands

To install plugman, you must have [node](http://nodejs.org/) installed
on your machine:

    npm install -g plugman

Here is the syntax to add a plugin for each platform:

    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin <name|url|path> [--plugins_dir <directory>] [--www <directory>] [--variable <name>=<value> [--variable <name>=<value> ...]]

To uninstall a plugin:

    plugman --uninstall --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin <id> [--www <directory>] [--plugins_dir <directory>]

## Installing Core Plugins

The examples below [show](../cordova/inappbrowser/inappbrowser.html) how to add plugins as needed so that any
Cordova APIs you use in your project still work after you upgrade to
version 3.0.  For each command, you need to select the target
platform, and reference the platform's project directory.

* cordova-plugin-battery-status
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.battery-status

* cordova-plugin-camera
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.camera

* cordova-plugin-console
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.console

* cordova-plugin-contacts
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.contacts

* cordova-plugin-device
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.device

* cordova-plugin-device-motion (accelerometer)
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.device-motion

* cordova-plugin-device-orientation (compass)
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.device-orientation

* cordova-plugin-dialogs
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.dialogs

* cordova-plugin-file
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.file

* cordova-plugin-file-transfer
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.file-transfer

* cordova-plugin-geolocation
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.geolocation

* cordova-plugin-globalization
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.globalization

* cordova-plugin-inappbrowser
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.inappbrowser

* cordova-plugin-media
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.media

* cordova-plugin-media-capture
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.media-capture

* cordova-plugin-network-information
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.network-information

* cordova-plugin-splashscreen
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.splashscreen

* cordova-plugin-vibration
    plugman --platform <ios|android|blackberry10|wp7|wp8> --project <directory> --plugin org.apache.cordova.vibration

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The reach and influence of social media is staggering. Nearly 3 billion people use social media daily, posting a range of messages, selfies, images, and everything in-between. According to HubSpot, almost 4 million posts are uploaded to the major social networks every single minute! That's an astounding amount of content and it is crucial for hotels to skillfully use social media in order to effectively compete. From establishing a suitable brand identity and voice to creating content across all the major networks (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, etc.), the goal is to actively engage consumers and to eventually convert them to customers. Some hotels are initiating online contests as a way to attract new customers, while others are rewarding customers with discounts who subscribe to the their email lists or follow their social media pages. Another recent strategy is to employ social media listening tools that track what people are posting online about their businesses. These tools allow hotels to monitor - or listen to - what's being said about a brand across the entire social web, and this can prove to be very valuable, unfiltered information. Social listening permits hotels to be aware of people's opinions about their business, industry or competitors, and some of these tools even listen beyond social media platforms. They also monitor publicly available information on blogs, forums, news outlets and websites. Some listening tools are more focused on gathering and analyzing data, while others offer more engagement-oriented features, which allow hotels to interact with people right from the platform. Often the information that is gleaned from these listening tools ends up being the most authentic, unbiased insights a business can get. The February Hotel Business Review will document what some hotels are doing to successfully integrate social media strategies into their operations.
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I said I was going to start the year off writing for 15 minutes a day. Its March 14th and this is about the 3rd entry for the new year. I say a lot of things. Its because I think a lot of things. I'm trying to move beyond this point to a point of action. My new phrase for the year is "I did". I think I will take myself more seriously that way.
I have decided that I really am going to start thinking more before I speak. If I don't mean it, I won't say it. And I don't want this to mean less talking in 2013, just a LOT more doing.


The arm of Matul Remrit is severed and we dregs are left scattered. The broker is too dead to count for me. I cut off his fingers and he is not faking. I will do what best I can to describe the situation: a sunrise happened since the wooden sword pierced my side. I am with enough dregs to fill a squad. No dwarf reports the strength to move the mule corpse off this cursed wagon but I cannot find my whip to verify these claims. When we split from the brothers, some were run through and dead in the bellies of animals at last correspondence. I do not know if the brothers live. They are not coming for us, and I hear the wolves howl.


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SAGU Softball Advances to NCCAA World Series in Virginia
May 9, 2019 | Blake Cochran
The Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) softball team has put together its first 30 win season after winning the Central Regional tournament to advance to the NCCAA World Series . The Lady Lions shut out Ecclesia 5-0 Tuesday then Mid-America Christian 5-0 that night to advance to the championship game the next day. MACU beat Ecclesia 9-1 to face SAGU for the regional championship, with a double elimination format MACU would have to defeat the Lady Lions in back to back games. Casey Waterman pitched a one-hitter to advance SAGU to the NCCAA World Series in Botetourt, Virginia during the 4-0 victory.
Game one against Ecclesia College, the Lady Lions started the game with a Cheyenne Fults solo home run in the bottom of the first inning, 1-0 SAGU. The game remained 1-0 until the bottom of the 6th when Waterman hit a 3-run home run that would bring home Janely Cruz and Fults. Ecclesia had one more chance in the top of the 7th when Waterman was able to go three up and three down to end the game. Waterman was recorded with the win after not allowing an earned run from five hits while striking out five batters and walking one.
MACU was up next, the game remained scoreless for the first three innings. Top of the 4th with Fults up to bat and singling to left, Waterman up next with a 1-0 count. She hit her second home run of the day over the right field fence to put SAGU up 2-0. Destinee Vindiola hit a grounder to the infield that was misplayed for an error that would score Airiana Magdaleno and Maddie Watson . The Lady Lions would score the final run of the game the next inning when Cruz reached on base from a wild throw. Magdaleno would later bring her home from an RBI single. Waterman mimicked game one after pitching all seven innings not allowing any runs from MACU's five hits.
SAGU being the visitor team in the championship game was up to bat first. Rhian Journey started the game off with a single. Cruz up next reached first from a fielder's choice forcing Journey out. Fults advanced Cruz to second by singling to second. Rosie Guadarrama up to bat with two on and two outs hit a double to deep right-center that would score both Cruz and Fults. Kayla Milstead up to bat next brought Guadarrama home from hitting a double to right field, SAGU up 3-0 end of the first. The game remained this score until the top of the 6th when Vindiola hit an RBI single that would record the last run of the championship. This gives the Lady Lions a 30-26 record before the NCCAA World Series.
Eight teams advanced the NCCAA World Series with SAGU slated as the 5th seed and being placed in pool A with #1 seed Erskine College, #4 Concordia University Ann Arbor, and #8 Kentucky Christian University . Game one for the Lady Lions will be May 15th against the #4 seed at 2:30 pm then face Erskine College two hours later at 4:30. The last pool play game will be the next day at noon against KCU; the Lions will need to grab the one or two seed in pool A to advance to the next round. Seed #1A will face #2B that same day at 4 pm then #1B against #2A at 6 pm. The championship will be on Friday at noon with the winners of the semi-final games facing each other.
Southwestern Assemblies of God University is a private, Christian university located 30 minutes south of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex in Waxahachie, Texas. The university was established in 1927, and now offers more than 70 associate, bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees on campus or online. More information is available at ww w.sagu.edu


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import {
  add,
  addAll,
  all,
  allStat,
  clearErrors,
  invalid,
  mark,
  remove,
  resolve,
  updateTitle,
} from './feed';
import db from '../../testing/mock/db';

it('should execute the add query', async () => {
  const fn = jest.fn();
  await add(db(['item'], fn), 'http://example.com');
  expect(fn).toBeCalled();
});

it('should execute the addAll query', async () => {
  const fn = jest.fn();
  await addAll(db(['item'], fn), ['http://example.com']);
  expect(fn).toBeCalled();
});

it('should execute the all query', async () => {
  const results = await all(db(['item'], jest.fn()));
  expect(results).toEqual(['item']);
});

it('should execute the allStat query', async () => {
  const results = await allStat(db(['item'], jest.fn()), 0, 30);
  expect(results).toEqual(['item']);
});

it('should execute the clearErrors query', async () => {
  const fn = jest.fn();
  await clearErrors(db(['item'], fn));
  expect(fn).toBeCalled();
});

it('should execute the invalid query', async () => {
  const results = await invalid(db(['item'], jest.fn()), 0, 30);
  expect(results).toEqual(['item']);
});

it('should execute the mark query', async () => {
  const fn = jest.fn();
  await mark(db(['item'], fn), 'e4161d28-1e43-11e9-ab14-d663bd873d93', 'invalid feed');
  expect(fn).toBeCalled();
});

it('should execute the mark query', async () => {
  const fn = jest.fn();
  await mark(db(['item'], fn), 'e4161d28-1e43-11e9-ab14-d663bd873d93', 'invalid feed');
  expect(fn).toBeCalled();
});

it('should execute the remove query', async () => {
  const fn = jest.fn();
  await remove(db(['item'], fn), 'e4161d28-1e43-11e9-ab14-d663bd873d93');
  expect(fn).toBeCalled();
});

it('should execute the resolve query', async () => {
  const fn = jest.fn();
  await resolve(db(['item'], fn), 'e4161d28-1e43-11e9-ab14-d663bd873d93');
  expect(fn).toBeCalled();
});

it('should execute the updateTitle query', async () => {
  const fn = jest.fn();
  await updateTitle(db(['item'], fn), 'e4161d28-1e43-11e9-ab14-d663bd873d93', 'New feed title');
  expect(fn).toBeCalled();
});


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Q: iOS app is crashing for some users I have an application that is in App store. It has been used by more than 5000 users daily. However, I get e-mails from time to time that says the application is not launching. Rebooting the phone or re-installing does not seem to fix the issue. I never had issues with the 3 devices that I test with. Also, I hear lots of good compliments from users.
Recently, I've upgraded to new version and some of the old users had crash as well. Luckily, one of the users sent the following crash log. I can not replicate the issue in either iPhone similator or in my test devices.
Any ideas on how I should debug this? Any information that can be extracted from the crash log below?
With the latest update the app doesn't start. It crashes as soon as it started. Here is the crash log:
{"name":"MyApplication","bug_type":"109","os_version":"iPhone OS 7.1 (11D167)","bundleID":"mycompany.MyApplicationapp","version":"8.0 (8.0)","app_name":"MyApplication"}
Incident Identifier: 95AD7209-51AD-4033-9DA2-C6CC6D91FF3C
CrashReporter Key:   a2bd356c0c7262571660822f9c1adccf7b2527ba
Hardware Model:      iPhone5,2
Process:             MyApplication [396]
Path:                /var/mobile/Applications/19AABE5D-D58C-4E63-8460-16A5886E4A14/MyApplication.app/MyApplication
Identifier:          mycompany.MyApplicationapp
Version:             8.0 (8.0)
Code Type:           ARM (Native)
Parent Process:      launchd [1]

Date/Time:           2014-04-03 08:46:08.159 +0200
OS Version:          iOS 7.1 (11D167)
Report Version:      104

Exception Type:  EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000
Triggered by Thread:  0

Last Exception Backtrace:
(0x30adbefe 0x3b270ce2 0x30a16b1c 0x99db6 0x987fe 0x97c36 0x3330fa4e 0x3330f80c 0x33386c38 0x3338559c 0x333850e2 0x3338506a 0x33385002 0x3337d67c 0x33311692 0x33384d54 0x33384824 0x33316610 0x33313dd4 0x3337da4c 0x3337a6e0 0x33374cc4 0x33310c92 0x3330fdf4 0x33374400 0x3597db50 0x3597d73a 0x30aa683a 0x30aa67d6 0x30aa4fa2 0x30a0f7a4 0x30a0f586 0x33373626 0x3336e88c 0x96372 0x3b76eab2)

Thread 0 Crashed:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x3b8251f0 0x3b812000 + 78320
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88d7b2 0x3b88a000 + 14258
2   libsystem_c.dylib               0x3b7d5ff4 0x3b78c000 + 303092
3   libc++abi.dylib                 0x3ac2498a 0x3ac24000 + 2442
4   libc++abi.dylib                 0x3ac3b1f4 0x3ac24000 + 94708
5   libc++abi.dylib                 0x3ac3ad12 0x3ac24000 + 93458
6   libobjc.A.dylib                 0x3b270e2a 0x3b26d000 + 15914
7   CoreFoundation                  0x30a0f81a 0x30a07000 + 34842
8   CoreFoundation                  0x30a0f586 0x30a07000 + 34182
9   UIKit                           0x33373626 0x33300000 + 472614
10  UIKit                           0x3336e88c 0x33300000 + 452748
11  MyApplication                           0x00096372 0x92000 + 17266
12  libdyld.dylib                   0x3b76eab4 0x3b76d000 + 6836

Thread 1:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x3b812804 0x3b812000 + 2052
1   libdispatch.dylib               0x3b761050 0x3b759000 + 32848
2   libdispatch.dylib               0x3b75b2de 0x3b759000 + 8926

Thread 2:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x3b825c70 0x3b812000 + 81008
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88ac1e 0x3b88a000 + 3102
2   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88aad8 0x3b88a000 + 2776

Thread 3:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x3b825c70 0x3b812000 + 81008
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88ac1e 0x3b88a000 + 3102
2   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88aad8 0x3b88a000 + 2776

Thread 4:
0   libobjc.A.dylib                 0x3b277904 0x3b26d000 + 43268
1   libobjc.A.dylib                 0x3b275b26 0x3b26d000 + 35622
2   libobjc.A.dylib                 0x3b275a7a 0x3b26d000 + 35450
3   libobjc.A.dylib                 0x3b2758f0 0x3b26d000 + 35056
4   Foundation                      0x31427b46 0x313f7000 + 199494
5   Foundation                      0x3142f154 0x313f7000 + 229716
6   CoreData                        0x3083f0c2 0x30812000 + 184514
7   CoreData                        0x3085d5dc 0x30812000 + 308700
8   CoreData                        0x308a8d7a 0x30812000 + 617850
9   MyApplication                           0x000bbf38 0x92000 + 171832
10  MyApplication                           0x000bb1be 0x92000 + 168382
11  MyApplication                           0x000bbe26 0x92000 + 171558
12  MyApplication                           0x000c4be4 0x92000 + 207844
13  MyApplication                           0x000c5d7e 0x92000 + 212350
14  MyApplication                           0x000c5b84 0x92000 + 211844
15  Foundation                      0x314c4c1e 0x313f7000 + 842782
16  CoreFoundation                  0x30aa6fe4 0x30a07000 + 655332
17  CoreFoundation                  0x30aa64aa 0x30a07000 + 652458
18  CoreFoundation                  0x30aa4c9a 0x30a07000 + 646298
19  CoreFoundation                  0x30a0f7a4 0x30a07000 + 34724
20  CoreFoundation                  0x30a0f586 0x30a07000 + 34182
21  Foundation                      0x31402492 0x313f7000 + 46226
22  Foundation                      0x31453254 0x313f7000 + 377428
23  MyApplication                           0x000b8d70 0x92000 + 159088
24  Foundation                      0x314c4a0a 0x313f7000 + 842250
25  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88c956 0x3b88a000 + 10582
26  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88c8c6 0x3b88a000 + 10438
27  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88aae4 0x3b88a000 + 2788

Thread 5:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x3b825c70 0x3b812000 + 81008
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88ac1e 0x3b88a000 + 3102
2   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88aad8 0x3b88a000 + 2776

Thread 6:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x3b812a50 0x3b812000 + 2640
1   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x3b812848 0x3b812000 + 2120
2   CoreFoundation                  0x30aa661c 0x30a07000 + 652828
3   CoreFoundation                  0x30aa4d3c 0x30a07000 + 646460
4   CoreFoundation                  0x30a0f7a4 0x30a07000 + 34724
5   CoreFoundation                  0x30a0f586 0x30a07000 + 34182
6   libAVFAudio.dylib               0x2fa7445e 0x2fa63000 + 70750
7   libAVFAudio.dylib               0x2fa688fc 0x2fa63000 + 22780
8   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88c956 0x3b88a000 + 10582
9   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88c8c6 0x3b88a000 + 10438
10  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88aae4 0x3b88a000 + 2788

Thread 7:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x3b81568c 0x3b812000 + 13964
1   libsystem_c.dylib               0x3b79a142 0x3b78c000 + 57666
2   CFNetwork                       0x30775764 0x30697000 + 911204
3   CFNetwork                       0x306cc120 0x30697000 + 217376
4   CFNetwork                       0x306d3896 0x30697000 + 247958
5   CFNetwork                       0x306d3836 0x30697000 + 247862
6   CFNetwork                       0x30777166 0x30697000 + 917862
7   CFNetwork                       0x30778cd8 0x30697000 + 924888
8   CFNetwork                       0x3076e2f8 0x30697000 + 881400
9   CFNetwork                       0x3073e2fc 0x30697000 + 684796
10  CFNetwork                       0x3073fa46 0x30697000 + 690758
11  CFNetwork                       0x30715540 0x30697000 + 517440
12  CFNetwork                       0x306d36be 0x30697000 + 247486
13  CFNetwork                       0x3071015e 0x30697000 + 495966
14  CFNetwork                       0x30699c08 0x30697000 + 11272
15  Foundation                      0x3146d63e 0x313f7000 + 484926
16  MyApplication                           0x000a7d6e 0x92000 + 89454
17  Foundation                      0x314c4a0a 0x313f7000 + 842250
18  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88c956 0x3b88a000 + 10582
19  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88c8c6 0x3b88a000 + 10438
20  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88aae4 0x3b88a000 + 2788

Thread 8 name:  com.apple.NSURLConnectionLoader
Thread 8:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x3b812a50 0x3b812000 + 2640
1   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x3b812848 0x3b812000 + 2120
2   CoreFoundation                  0x30aa661c 0x30a07000 + 652828
3   CoreFoundation                  0x30aa4d3c 0x30a07000 + 646460
4   CoreFoundation                  0x30a0f7a4 0x30a07000 + 34724
5   CoreFoundation                  0x30a0f586 0x30a07000 + 34182
6   Foundation                      0x3144f23c 0x313f7000 + 361020
7   Foundation                      0x314c4a0a 0x313f7000 + 842250
8   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88c956 0x3b88a000 + 10582
9   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88c8c6 0x3b88a000 + 10438
10  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x3b88aae4 0x3b88a000 + 2788

Thread 0 crashed with ARM Thread State (32-bit):
    r0: 0x00000000    r1: 0x00000000      r2: 0x00000000      r3: 0x00002060
    r4: 0x00000006    r5: 0x3d77f18c      r6: 0x00000000      r7: 0x27d71a50
    r8: 0x14e9df60    r9: 0x00000001     r10: 0x33950037     r11: 0x00000000
    ip: 0x00000148    sp: 0x27d71a44      lr: 0x3b88d7b7      pc: 0x3b8251f0
  cpsr: 0x00000010

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Here is the symbolicated code:
Last Exception Backtrace:
 21 0   CoreFoundation                      0x30adbefe __exceptionPreprocess + 126
 22 1   libobjc.A.dylib                     0x3b270ce2 objc_exception_throw + 34
 23 2   CoreFoundation                      0x30a16b1c -[__NSArrayM replaceObjectAtIndex:withObject:] + 456

Works fine in xcode debugging.

A: Hard to get far with only those details, however:
[__NSArrayM replaceObjectAtIndex:withObject:]

There are only two possible things that can go wrong:

*

*the index is invalid, it's less than 0 or greater than the array's length

*the object being inserted is nil or points to a location in RAM that doesn't contain an object

Find all the places where you modify an array during the app launch process, and put if statements in place to check the index and object, then pop up an error message to the user. Hopefully some of them will email back to you.
Also, the person who emailed you a crash report... you might want to ask for their device id and send them an ad-hoc beta release of your app for testing.
If the issue is "the object is a location in RAM that doesn't contain an object"... then you could have a long fight ahead of you, because that probably means a memory corruption issue somewhere else in your code. Try turning ARC on, if it isn't already. Try using the Product -> Analyse menu item in Xcode, and fix any warnings that come up.

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Use the time you have in front of the recruiter at the career fair to find out more information on their hiring process.
Though the one-stop-shopping approach to finding a job can be a rewarding experience, keep in mind you'll be attending the job fair with hundreds of other people. But that's a small hurdle to get through, says a career expert, who has five steps to setting yourself apart.
1. Dress to impress. Even though it's an unconventional environment, job fairs are still interviews and should be treated as such.
"Dress as if you were going to an interview," she says. "This may be a polished suit or well-coordinated separates, depending on your own sense of style. Interesting accessories often serve as a great conversation starter."
2. Numbers don't matter. Don't aimlessly hand out your resume to anyone who will take it. Be strategic.
"Some employers have paperless systems that prevent them from accepting resumes because it's not cost-efficient or time-effective for them to leave with hundreds of pieces of paper," the expert says.
3. Ask questions. Recruiters at job fairs will often ask attendees to submit a resume via the employer's website. If that's the case, use the time you have in front of the recruiter to find out more information on their hiring process.
"What do they look for in the ideal candidate; how long does it take to fill a position; how many interviews might a candidate expect; is any testing required; when might they expect to make a decision?" experts say.
4. What's in a name? Your relationships with prospective employers do not end at the job fair. That's why it's important to get the name of the person you speak with so you know who to follow up with.
"Not every recruiter will want to hand out hundreds of business cards, however, all recruiters wear nametags," experts say. "If you jot down the person's name and their company name, you can always track them down to follow up with a phone call or an email."
5. Chat it up. You never know who you may meet at a job fair. Network as much as possible.
"Don't view everyone as your competition," experts say. "Many of the attendees might be able to offer you tips and ideas -- whether it's a new resource to explore, a job lead to consider or feedback on your resume."


At Ellevation, we develop world-class software to help school districts and educators support the fastest growing population of K-12 students: English Language Learners (ELLs). By combining great product, student data, and research on best practices, Ellevation helps school districts transform their EL programs and ensure all students can achieve their highest aspirations.
Ellevation helps English Language Learners realize their highest aspirations. The success of our nation's underserved students is closely tied to effective teaching. To support hard-working and passionate educators, we develop solutions to improve instruction, enhance collaboration, and maximize impact. We constantly learn from educators, and the work we do reflects their insights. We will listen, innovate, and deliver.
Impact. We live our mission. There is no more important work than helping students achieve their highest aspirations. Our passion drives us to work with great urgency and aspire for excellence in all we do.
Continuous Learning. We create a culture that promotes curiosity and experimentation. We are passionate about learning, improving, and innovcating. We are not afraid to make mistakes and share them with others. We learn from both challenges & successes.
Inclusion. We champion diversity. We're passionate about creating an inclusive workplace that promotes and values a range of ideas and opinions. We embrace all types of differences in the development of our organization.
Partnership. We strive to understand and grow with our partners. We are more than a vendor, we are a partner to school districts and educators. We're relentlessly curious about our partners' strengths and needs. We integrate what we learn into our solutions, and we empower our partners to solve challenges and implement effective practices.
People. We rely on, support, and challenge each other. We collaborate, support each others' learning, and have fun. We work hard to attract and retain high-performing and aligned colleagues, build a world-class culture, and make Ellevation a place to grow and thrive.
Ellevation is committed to creating enormous financial and social value by building a world-class, mission-driven SaaS company that commands overwhelming share in the market vertical we serve. In "winner take most" SaaS verticals like ours, the company who wins has pricing power, low customer acquisition costs, and strong brand attributes that yield long-lasting, high-value customer relationships. For these reasons, we set ambitious growth targets. Our big, bold, achievable strategic goals go hand-in-hand with our mission: helping English Language Learners achieve their highest aspirations. Indeed, we'll only get there if we can demonstrably prove impact on educators and students.
Ellevation is a software company focused exclusively on ELL students and the educators who serve them. Our data management, compliance and instructional platform is used by nearly 600 school districts to streamline program management, enable effective collaboration among all stakeholders in a district, and to differentiate and improve instruction. Districts using Ellevation spend less time trying to satisfy compliance-heavy administrative requirements and more time focused on delivering the instruction students need to realize their highest aspirations.
Ellevation was built by a team of former ELL Coordinators, teachers and technology experts with input from top language acquisition experts, including Jeff Zwiers, Stanford University Senior Researcher, and Jana Echevarria, the author of Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP).
Most districts using the Ellevation program management platform also add the Collaborate and Strategies modules to support more effective instructional planning, provide classroom teachers more sustainable professional development, and improve instruction.


Some platforms, applications, or companies are worth watching because of what they've done in the past year or so, but others are in the spotlight mainly because of the tremendous growth potential that keeps them zipping through the Internet blog buzz. XenSource falls in the latter category, leading many to believe it's poised to make it big in the year ahead.
The company is trying to get more exposure though efforts like joining the Interop Vendor Alliance, the high-profile vendor think tank that launched with Microsoft at the controls. XenSource, and others like AMD, NEC, and Novell, hope the IVA will boost interoperability among different platforms and Microsoft Windows.
This isn't the first go-round with Microsoft for XenSource. Last July, the two companies noted that they'll cooperate on the development of technology that will provide interoperability between Xen-enabled Linux and the new Windows hypervisor technology-based Windows Server virtualization.
A brief difference of opinions between Novell and Red Hat last year did cause XenSource to lose a bit of shine: Novell began shipping Xen with version 10 of its SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, but Red Hat balked, saying the software wasn't ready for enterprises yet. But that didn't stop the company from saying it would try to build a full virtualization platform around the product in RHEL 5, even though it doesn't yet appear in the beta version.


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Amatunte (em grego antigo,
Αμαθούς, ou,
Αμαθούντα; e em latim,
Amatus) foi uma das cidades mais antigas do Chipre. Localizada na costa sul, em frente a Agios Tychonas, a oeste de Lárnaca e a leste de Limassol. O culto a
Afrodite foi o segundo mais importante, depois do de Pafos. As ruínas de Amatunte não estão tão bem preservadas como as ruínas da cidade vizinha de Cúrio.

Pré-história e Antiguidade

A pré-história de Amatunte é uma mistura de mitos e arqueologia. Não havia nenhum centro urbano na Idade do Bronze, e a arqueologia descobriu que a atividade humana iniciou-se na região durante a Idade do Ferro,  1100 a.C.

Na antiguidade, os amatuntios, ou mesmo pelasgos, eram considerados autóctones. A cidade foi construída sobre falésias, e tinha um porto natural. Vários enterros e cerâmicas eubeianas do século XX a.C. foram encontrados. Durante o período pós-fenício do século VIII a.C., um palácio foi erigido e um porto foi construído, onde os navios comercializavam com a Grécia Continental e o Oriente Próximo. Um tofete foi encontrado do início da Idade do Ferro. Na parte mais alta das falésias, os gregos construíram um
templo que se tornou um local de peregrinação para os devotos da deusa Afrodite, em sua invocação de
Afrodite Amatusia com um homem barbudo chamado Afrodito.

Antiguidade tardia e Idade Média

No século IV, Amatunte foi a sede de um bispado cristão e continuou com seu florescimento até o
período bizantino. No final do século VI, Ayios Ioannis Eleimonas (São João Esmoler), protetor dos Cavaleiros da Ordem de Malta, nasceu em Amatunte. No início da primeira metade do século VII, Anastácio Sinaíta, o prolífico escritor monge do Mosteiro Ortodoxo de Santa Catarina, nasceu em Amatunte. Acredita-se que ele tenha deixado o Chipre após a conquista árabe da ilha em 649, que foi estabelecida na Terra Santa, tornando-se um monge no Sinai.

Cidades de Chipre
Sítios arqueológicos de Chipre
Cidades da Grécia Antiga
Cidades da Roma Antiga
Cidades do Império Bizantino
Cidades do Reino de Chipre
Sés titulares de Chipre

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Our Kelowna based client is searching for a detail-oriented, analytical Accounts Receivable Professional. This role will work closely with internal departments to ensure that accounts are properly billed and that payments are collected on time.
To succeed as an Accounts Receivable Professional in this role, you should be a skilled and thorough researcher with excellent communication and record keeping skills. You should be detail-oriented, organized, and self-motivated with strong math and computer skills.
•	Processing, verifying, and posting receipts.
•	Researching and resolving account discrepancies.
•	Maintaining records regarding payments and account status.
•	Obtaining information from other departments to ensure records are accurate and complete and that accounts receivable ledgers and journals are up to date.
•	Working with the collections department to review accounts and client payment and credit history to develop new or better repayment terms.
•	Performing administrative and clerical tasks, such as data entry, preparing invoices, sending bill reminders, filing paperwork, and contacting clients to discuss their accounts.
•	Generating reports and statements for internal use.
•	Engaging in ongoing educational opportunities to update job knowledge.
•	Degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field is an asset.
•	Related Accounting experience will also be accepted.
•	Strong Excel skills required.
•	Solid math, typing, and computer skill, especially with bookkeeping software.
•	Excellent communication, research, problem-solving, and time management skills.
•	High level of accuracy, efficiency, and accountability.
•	Ability to build relationships with clients and internal departments.


Welcome to KÜHNLE carriage manufactory, your partner for high quality and custom-made horse carriages.
Since 1 August 2010 the KÜHNLE carriage manufactory GmbH & Co.KG based in Haiterbach-Beihingen is under the qualified leadership of Paul & Heidi Kühnle. Our family-run business can look back on a long tradition in manufacturing carriages. This tradition engages us anew day-to-day to face our customer's requirements. With a reduced production but the previous specialised staff we still dispose over a treasure of experiences that garanties the constant high product quality, as success is not owed to chance! Thus Mr. Helmut Kühnle is still responsable for the production. Since over 40 years he is successfully in charge of this department. The team is completed by staff members who worked over many years at Kühnle, Mr. Michael Kuckel responsable for the production of marathon carriages since 1979 and Mr. Stefan Babic head of the assembling department since 1977.
Whether you are looking for new carriages, used carriages, ancient carriages, revised or restored ones you will always find the right contact person for all your questions at KÜHNLE Haiterbach.
The KÜHNLE carriage manufactory will be pleased to receive your inquiries and orders.


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Elmer: A Comic Book
Gerry Alanguilan, SLG (www.slgcomic.com), $12.95 trade paper (144p) ISBN 978-1-59362-204-6
Jake Gallo is an angry young man, frustrated at his lack of employment and easily provoked by perceived slights. It is not until we are several pages into the book that we discover that he is also a talking, thinking chicken. He is no anomaly; decades earlier, all of chickenkind suddenly gained intelligence and speech; by the 2000s they are legally human. Jake's father's illness and subsequent death lead Jake to read his father's account of the early days after the change; this in turn allows Alanguilan to show the reader the often horrific sequence of events that followed chickenkind's sudden elevation to sapience. Used to seeing chickens as food or worse, humans are not shown at their best as they react, often violently, to this sudden alteration of the natural order. The gorgeous b&w art, full of lush pen work and strong expressions, takes what should be a self-evidently ludicrous proposition and somehow imbues it with plausibility, drawing readers into a brutal, blood-soaked tale of a transformed species and the outrage and savagery of their former owners. A peculiar but engaging work that deserves attention. (Nov.) T he Adventures of Unemployed Man Erich Origen, Gan Golan, Ramona Fradon, Rick Veitch and Michael Netzer Little, Brown, $14.99 trade paper (80p) ISBN 978-0-316-09882-3 A superhero-filled parable of the current economic crisis that is in turns informative, smart, funny and preachy. Origen and Golan's story follows a superhero formerly known as the Ultimatum, who had championed a misguided campaign to educate society's poor on how to best lift themselves up by their bootstraps. After he's fired from the job, he hits rock bottom and joins with other heroes who tried to make an honest living by following what they'd thought were the right rules only to be crushed and tossed aside by an unfair economic system. Together they fight an organization led by the uncaring Invisible Hand and filled with characters meant to represent everything from key economic officials of the past decade to current and former investment banks. They realize that in order to succeed they'll need coordinated efforts from far more than a small band of heroes. Though the entire message comes off as preaching to the choir, the superhero pastiche, drawn in a Silver Age comics style with nods to Jack Kirby by three highly individualistic artists, gets the point across in an enjoyable way. (Oct.)
Genre: Comics


Any tool for arborists needs to be lightweight, durable and serve a variety of functions. The HYDRA fits that description by providing the functionality of a pulley with a rigging plate. The HYDRA's swivel top offers three connection points lined with rubber o-rings to grip carabiners tightly. These connection points were specifically designed for the rockO carabiner to avoid dangerous cross-loading.
The most simple use of the HYDRA pulley is on the rope bridge of the saddle, but it can be used in a variety of advanced ways. The Hydra is used in ascent systems, lanyard systems, flip lines, or as a redirect as shown below. In any configuration, the use of the HYDRA is greatly enhanced by the flexibility to add multiple connections and rotate when needed.


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Director: G.W. Pabst
Screenplay: Peter Martin Lampel, Karl Otten, Gerbert Rappaport, Ladislaus Vajda
Stars: Alexander Granach (Kasper), Fritz Kampers (Wilderer), Ernst Busch (Wittkopp), Elisabeth Wendt (Frau Anna Wittkopp), Gustav Pttjer (Kaplan), Oskar Hcker (Obersteiger), Daniel Mendaille (Jean Leclerc), Georges Charlia (Emile), Andre Ducret (Franoise)
G.W. Pabst's Kameradschaft (Comradeship) was inspired by an actual mining disaster that took place in 1906 in Courrires near the Pas-de-Calais hills in northern France. It was, according to historian Roger G. Neville, "unprecedented and undoubtedly constitutes one of the world's worst recorded pit disasters." Nearly 1,100 men were killed after coal dust was ignited by open-flame lanterns, causing a massive explosion that collapsed much of the mine. The weeks-long rescue effort, which was enflamed by tensions between the miners and the Compagnie des Mines de Courrie, the company that owned the mine, was aided by a team of well-equipped German miners from Gelsenkirchen and Herne who, according to Neville, "were particularly adept at undertaking rescue operations in burning mines." And, while "they did not save any lives, their presence did much to restore confidence, and they played an important role in the removal of bodies."
The idea for a film based on this event was first suggested by Karl Otten, a renowned leftist poet, novelist, and broadcaster who recognized the event as a kind of microcosm of international worker solidarity, with German miners working side by side with their French brethren to try to save and then retrieve the fallen bodies of other miners, with the capitalist owners impeding progress as a means of saving money (they were accused of trying to seal off some tunnels to keep the coal there from igniting so it could later be mined). This sentiment was already well established, as conveyed by Richard Ernst in an essay published a month and a half after the disaster in the American periodical Advocate of Peace:
it is as if the Germans had gained the greatest victory in their history, a victory not won by an immense army with sword and cannon, but by a single squad of twenty-one laborers, who displayed all the wonderful qualities so often claimed as a monopoly of the military hero, not in a work of destruction and hate, but in one of love and rescue. The five minutes of quiet march of these unassuming men from the railroad station at Billey-Montigny to the entrance to Shaft No. 2 seemed to bring order into the chaos, the light of hope to utter despair.
The screenplay was eventually co-written by Ladislaus Vajda one of Pabst's regular collaborators who had previously co-written Pandora's Box (1929), Westfront 1918 (1930), and Threepenny Opera (1931); Peter Martin Lampel, who had contributed some uncredited writing on Westfront 1918; and Gerbert Rappaport, who had previously worked as an assistant director on 10 of Pabst's films (there was also uncredited work done by novelist and playwright Anna Gmeyner, whose play An Army Without Heroes, based on the Scottish miners' strike of 1926, had premiered in Berlin the year before). However, the screenplay's overall structure and intent clearly bears the impact of Otten's pacifist sensibilities (he had been arrested and held by the German government on the eve of World War I for distributing anti-war leaflets). At some point during the script-writing process, the action was shifted from 1906 to the present tense of 1931, more than a decade after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles ended the first world war (and forced Germany to paid extensive reparations). Thus, tensions between the Germans and the French were particularly intense, and borders were being policed with heightened authority.
The influence of 1920s Soviet cinema is woven throughout Kameradschaft, not just in its narrative emphasis on worker solidarity trumping national boundaries and long-standing enmities, but in the lack of a central protagonist (something Pabst had experimented with a year earlier in his anti-war combat film Westfront 1918) in favor of a collective protagonist. It is easy to lose track of the various individuals throughout the film, as much of the focus is on the larger context of the mine disaster and the struggle for survival. We recognize individual characters, both the trapped French miners and the Germans who bravely cross the border to volunteer their expertise and possibly their lives, but mainly as types.
There is an important scene early on in which three of the German miners who will volunteer to help-Kasper (Alexander Granach), Wilderer (Fritz Kampers), and Kaplan (Gustav Pttjer)-gather at a dance hall after unsuccessfully trying to get work in the French coal town, and one of them is turned down by a French woman when he asks her to dance, which he interprets as a rejection of his being German (she says that she is just tired, and probably is). It's a slight social injury, albeit one that is enflamed by the simmering tensions between the two nationalities and a reminder of how such enmity pervades not just politics, but social decorum and otherwise unrelated human interaction. Thus, the decision by the German miners, led by the determined Wittkopp (Ernst Busch, a dedicated communist in real life) to risk their own lives to help the trapped French miners takes on additional gravity. "We're all miners" is a unifying refrain heard repeatedly throughout the film.
As with Westfront 1918, which plays as a kind of companion piece, Kameradschaft benefits substantially from Pabst's intense focus on realism, both physically and psychologically. The scenes inside the collapsed mine, which were shot entirely on a constructed set inside a zeppelin hangar-turned-studio outside Berlin, convey a sense of claustrophobic intensity that is palpable (the exteriors were shot on location in the Ruhr region, thus making use of the extensive industrial landscape of brick walls, towering factories, massive belching smokestacks, and housing complexes). The collapsing beams, piles of rock and coal, and chest-deep pools of oily water combine to create a hellish landscape from which it seems there can be no escape.
Pabst's realism extends beyond the confines of the mine, though, and he interweaves it with clearly symbolic framing, such as when the German miners ask the foreman and mine manager for permission to use equipment in the rescue effort, and they are framed several steps below on a staircase, thus accentuating their precarious position vis--vis the company owners and managers (the original screenplay was even more aggressive in dividing the characters along manager-worker lines). Similarly, Pabst stages the film's turning point, when the German miners hear about the French mine collapse and resolve to do something about it, in a massive shower room when dozens of naked men, stripped of their protective gear, scrub the day's coal dust and grime off their own and each other's bodies. It's a striking sequence of literally naked camaraderie that is temporarily threatened by tempers, as some of the German miners rebuke any call to help their supposed enemies across the border. Such moments pave the way for the film's conclusion, which is both didactic in its rousing speechifying about the importance of everyone coming together not just in times of need, but always, and deeply pessimistic in conveying how all the good words and deeds in the world can't stop the barriers that were torn down from being resurrected again to ensure that everything is "in order."
Kameradschaft Criterion Collection Blu-ray
Linear PCM 1.0 monaural
Video interview with film scholar Hermann Barth
Video Interview from 1988 with editor Jean Oser, featuring footage from the French version of the film
Video interview from 2016 with film scholar Jan-Christopher Horak
Essay by author and critic Luc Sante and the 1930 text by Karl Otten that the film was based on
Distributor The Criterion Collection
SRP $39.95
Criterion's transfer of Kameradschaft was taken primarily from a 35mm duplicate positive of the German version of the film held by the BFI, although apparently the end of the print is missing because it had to be filled in with a transfer of the ending from the original 35mm nitrate camera negative of the French version held by the Centre national du cinema et de l'image anime (CNC), with the audio mastered from the same elements (there is also an insert shot missing near the end that is filled in with an intertitle explaining what is missing). The film had previously been released on Blu-ray by Masters of Cinema, but the Criterion disc looks quite a bit different in terms of much lighter grayscale and substantially less contrast. Overall the image looks extremely good, with only minimal damage and wear in most scenes and strong detail and film grain throughout. The monaural soundtrack is also duly impressive, especially for the time; there is an inherent limitation to the sonic range and depth and there is some notable ambient hiss, but some of the effects, such as the collapsing mine, are produced with real heft. Criterion has also assembled a much wider range of supplements than the Masters of Cinema disc, which only included a 15-minute video introduction to the film and its historical context by film scholar Jan-Christopher Horak. That intro is included here, as are a new half-hour interview with German film scholar Hermann Barth, who has edited a critical edition of the film's screenplay, on its evolving screenplay and production history (it includes lots of behind-the-scenes photos and production sketches) and a 13-minute audio interview from 1988 in which editor Jean Oser answers questions sent to him by Barth over footage he prepared for the French release of the film, including opening music, French-language credits, and a two-minute montage that are unique to that version. The insert booklet, in addition to a new essay by author and critic Luc Sante, includes the 1930 text that writer Karl Otten submitted to a League of Nations story competition that eventually became the basis for the film.
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German Enamel box of Envelope form Dresden. Written in Italian and addressed to Italian gentlemen and ladies in the Hague!. It just says that 'he reminds himself to their good care, with immense respect, their very humble servant W.I Beyero?' Very good condition.


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A MotoGP argentin nagydíjat korábban 10 alkalommal rendezték meg 1961 és 1999 között összesen 10 alkalommal. A széria futamai közé 2014-ben tért vissza.

Győztesek

1961-1999

2014–

argentina
Motorversenyzés Argentínában


text:
En el universo del anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, el  es la culminación de los propósitos de la sociedad secreta SEELE.

El nombre y la concepción son un homenaje a Cordwainer Smith.

Dentro de la serie, el Proyecto de Complementación Humana es un método artificial de forzar la evolución de la Humanidad, fusionando las mentes conscientes individuales de la gente en una sola entidad mediante la disolución de las barreras conocidas como campos AT. Este evento sería llamado Tercer Impacto.

Desarrollo
Aunque hay varias formas de traducir el nombre, el director Hideaki Anno insistió en traducirlo como "Complementación" o "Instrumentalización" en homenaje al escritor de ciencia ficción Cordwainer Smith, que utilizó el término en sus historias.

Anno también tomó de Smith la idea de fusionar la simbología cristiana con la ciencia ficción y la cultura asiática. Asimismo, Smith (bajo su nombre real de Paul Linebarger) escribió el primer libro de texto sobre la guerra psicológica de los Estados Unidos a raíz de su lucha contra Japón durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, en la que se basó Anno, junto con varios otros aspectos de la teoría psicoanalítica introducida en Evangelion. Además, como Anno, Smith también sufrió graves problemas psicológicos que se reflejan en sus escritos.

Las principales influencias para el concepto de Complementación en Evangelion vinieron de la novela de Arthur C. Clarke Childhood's End, donde alienígenas influyeron en la evolución de la humanidad en una sola entidad; así como Ideon, de Yoshiyuki Tomino, en la que aparece la misteriosa energía "Ide", que se compone de conciencias de cientos de millones de seres humanos, lo que obligó a un conflicto entre la humanidad y una raza alienígena a limpiar el universo de lo impuro.

En Death and Rebirth, la película anterior a The End of Evangelion, cada uno de los pilotos de EVA empieza a tocar un instrumento de cuerda en diferentes puntos de la película hasta que todos tocan juntos. Cuando comienza cada piloto, su nombre y el instrumento se identifican, pero cuando tocan juntos la canción "se complementan entre ellos", y "se convierten en una entidad", al igual que la gente en el Proyecto de Complementación Humana. Esto podría ser otra razón por la cual se usa el término "Instrumento".

Descripción

SEELE, la organización secreta gobernante del mundo, poseía los Manuscritos del Mar Muerto, que anunciaban el despertar de los ángeles y el Tercer Impacto. El objetivo de los ángeles era hacer contacto con Adán para destruir a los Lilim, las formas de vida que descendían de Lilith. SEELE tenía la intención de crear su propio Tercer Impacto, la Instrumentalización. Este objetivo consistía en destruir a todos los ángeles que atacaban la Luna Negra y luego hacer que Lilith activase la Luna Negra y crease un potente campo Anti-AT que haría desaparecer las barreras de los Lilim y los volvería en LCL, restituyendo sus almas de nuevo en la Luna Negra. Esto provocaría la regresión de la Humanidad a su forma simple y cada alma humana se uniría con las demás en una sola entidad. SEELE vio esto como una forma de hacer evolucionar a la Humanidad, que consideraban un fracaso que había llegado a una vía muerta en su evolución. Con el fin de lograrlo, crearon la organización Gehirn, en la que trabajaban Gendo Rokubungi y su esposa, Yui Ikari.

En el año 2000 fue descubierta la Luna Blanca bajo el monte Markham en la Antártida. La Luna Blanca es el huevo de Adán, progenitor de los ángeles. Gehirn envió una expedición comandada por el Dr. Katsuragi y que incluía a científicos como Gendo. Una vez allí, usando la lanza de Longinus de Adán, iniciaron el experimento de contacto con este. El objetivo era reducirlo a forma embrionaria para minimizar el daño que se produciría por el despertar de los ángeles. Gendo, consciente de los planes de SEELE y del resultado del experimento, salió de la Antártida un día antes.

Después del Segundo Impacto Gendo inició el Proyecto E, también conocido como el Proyecto EVA o "Adam Revival Project". Su objetivo era hacer duplicados de Adán creados por los humanos. Los clones resultantes, conocidos como Evangelions o EVAs, iban a ser utilizados como arma para destruir a los ángeles. SEELE, mientras tanto, construyó el cuartel general de Gehirn, el Geofront, en la Luna Negra. La ciudad de Hakone, bajo la que se hallaba, fue rebautizada Tokio-3, una ciudad-fortaleza diseñada para interceptar a los ángeles. Para iniciar la Complementación, SEELE diseñó la construcción llamada Árbol de la Vida, que estaría formada por los Evangelions de Producción en Masa y en el centro Lilith con la lanza de Longinus. Gendo Ikari fue colocado a la cabeza de Gehirn con el fin de seguir el plan previsto.

Cuando en 2004 Yui Ikari fue absorbida por la unidad 01, Gendo y SEELE iniciaron el Proyecto de Complementación Humana, el plan secreto de utilizar los EVAs para destruir a los ángeles y luego provocar el Tercer Impacto. Gendo, sin embargo, tenía sus propios planes. Su objetivo era utilizar el proyecto para convertirse en dios. De los rescatados restos de Yui creó a Rei Ayanami, el clon humano de Lilith para obtener el control sobre ella. Rei existiría en un gran número de cuerpos que actuarían como piezas de recambio. El plan de Gendo consistía en iniciar el Tercer Impacto mediante la fusión de Lilith y Adán bajo su control. Para conseguirlo, había previsto fusionarse él mismo con Adán y luego, después de combinarse con Rei, fusionarse con Lilith. Por lo tanto, Gendo tendría el control completo sobre el Tercer Impacto y comenzaría la Instrumentalización, que fusionaría a todos los Lilim con él, que se erigiría en dios de la Humanidad para crear un mejor futuro junto con Yui, a quien pensaba resucitar.

En 2010, después de la finalización del sistema MAGI, Gehirn fue disuelta por el Comité de Complementación Humana (una división de SEELE) y rehabilitado como NERV, una organización paramilitar especial dependiente de la ONU para combatir la amenaza de los ángeles. Gendo y el sub-comandante, Kozo Fuyutsuki, previeron librarse del control de SEELE después de ser derrotados los ángeles.

Gendo usó a Ryōji Kaji, el agente doble del Ministerio de Interior de Japón, para adquirir el embrión de Adán. La lanza de Longinus fue recuperada de la Antártida y llevada por Rei en la unidad 00 al interior del Geofront. Cuando el decimoquinto ángel, Arael, atacó al EVA-02 desde el espacio, Gendo y Fuyutsuki aprovecharon la situación para su beneficio y usaron la lanza para destruirlo. La lanza superó la fuerza de gravedad de la Tierra llegando hasta la órbita de la Luna y no se pudo recuperar.

SEELE también tenía un plan adicional para iniciar la Instrumentalización. El día del Segundo Impacto, un ángel con forma humana, Kaworu Nagisa, fue creado. SEELE lo destinó a ser el decimoséptimo ángel, para iniciar la Complementación. Para ello, Kaworu fue enviado a NERV como piloto de EVA con la auténtica finalidad de hacer contacto con Adán (que realmente ya se había fusionado con Gendo), pero en su lugar encontró a Lilith. Cuando se dio cuenta de esto, rechazó iniciar el Tercer Impacto y permitió que Shinji Ikari, en el EVA-01, lo matase.

Con todos los ángeles muertos y los EVAs de Producción en Masa completados, SEELE y Gendo prepararon el Tercer Impacto. Con la pérdida de la lanza de Longinus ya Lilith no podría ser utilizada en el Árbol de la Vida, pero su clon, la unidad 01, fue usado en su lugar. Keel Lorentz se puso en contacto con Gendo y Fuyutsuki para sugerir usar la unidad 01, pero respondieron que la situación era diferente y que la Humanidad debía avanzar hacia el futuro con el Evangelion. Cuando en SEELE dijeron que el EVA tan sólo era un instrumento, Gendo respondió que "la muerte no crea nada", y declaró la guerra abiertamente a SEELE.

Para conseguir el control del EVA-01 SEELE intentó tomar posesión del Geofront por medio de un ataque informático del resto de las MAGI en el mundo, pero al no conseguirlo persuadieron al gobierno japonés de que NERV intentaba destruir a la Humanidad, con lo que una división del JSSDF fue enviada a invadir las instalaciones.

Durante la batalla, Asuka Langley activó la potencia total de la unidad 02, logrando derrotar con facilidad a las fuerzas de la JSSDF. A  lo que SEELE respondió enviando contra ella a los Evangelion PM, que descuartizaron su EVA.

Según lo previsto por SEELE, la unidad 01 despertó y convocó a la lanza de Longinus; con ella y con sus cuerpos el EVA-01 y los EVAs PM crearon el Árbol de la Vida. Los PM crucificaron a la unidad 01 con sus lanzas y el Geofront fue convertido de nuevo en la Luna Negra y empezó a generar el campo Anti-AT. Mientras tanto, Gendo Ikari comenzó a combinarse con Rei Ayanami en el Dogma Terminal, pero antes de ser completada la fusión Rei sintió la presencia de Shinji Ikari en la unidad 01 y traicionó a Gendo, absorbiendo a Adán y fusionándose con Lilith por su cuenta.
Lilith se transformó en una Rei gigante blanca y empezó a fusionarse con el Árbol de la Vida.

Shinji, dentro de la cabina, pasó por varias secuencias de auto análisis, en las que se imaginaba discutiendo con Asuka y estrangulándola. El joven Ikari, que sufrió el trauma de tener que dar muerte a Kaworu, junto a varios hechos ocurridos en la serie durante los cuales vio impotente cómo sus amigos caían en una grave crisis emocional, llegando incluso a un intento de suicidio (Asuka) y a morir para salvarlo a él de la muerte (Rei II), aceptó la Complementación. Entonces todos los campos AT de la Tierra comenzaron a desaparecer, convirtiéndose sus poseedores en LCL y siendo sus almas absorbidas por la Luna Negra, sostenida por la Rei/Adán/Lilith gigante. Incluso las almas de los ya muertos fueron absorbidas, como las de Misato, Ritsuko, los soldados, etc.
Las apariciones fantasmales que visitaban y revertían a LCL cada alma de la Tierra tomaron para Gendo las formas de Yui, Kaworu y Rei. Después de expresar su pesar por tener que hacer daño a Shinji y porque sus esfuerzos fueron en vano, desaparece, como todos los demás.
Con el Proyecto avanzado, la unidad 01 se fusionó con la lanza de Longinus y la Rei gigante, mientras los PM empalaron sus núcleos y murieron. El proceso global se desarrollaba de la forma que SEELE esperaba. En este momento, Shinji se convierte en una especie de nuevo Dios, con el poder de destruir el mundo o salvarlo.

Durante el evento, Shinji se analiza a sí mismo y a su lugar en el mundo, concluyendo que su existencia no vale nada en esta realidad. Imagina un mundo en el que su madre está viva, los EVAs y los ángeles no existen, Asuka es su mejor amiga, Misato la profesora del instituto y Rei la nueva compañera de clase. Sin embargo, se dio cuenta de que este mundo no era real. En su mente, conversa con Rei, que le da el control del proceso, y decide dejar la Complementación. Mientras tanto, los océanos del planeta se han vuelto LCL de todas las criaturas vivas. Shinji les dijo a los espíritus de Adán-Kaworu y Lilith-Rei que estaba de acuerdo en aceptar el mundo por separado, aunque la gente a veces pueda hacerse daño entre sí, y que quería ver a todos sus amigos de nuevo.
Cuando Shinji rechazó la Instrumentalidad, el EVA-01 se separó de Rei, volando sobre ella. La Luna Negra se cubrió con LCL y estalló y Rei se desmoronó en la superficie del planeta; todas las almas fueron liberadas y volvieron a la Tierra. Los EVAs PM murieron y la lanza de Longinus se separó de la unidad 01. Rei y Yui dijeron a Shinji que los seres vivos se reformarían a sí mismos del LCL si pueden imaginarse a sí mismos en sus corazones, porque todas las formas de vida tienen el poder de restaurarse a sí mismos por su voluntad de vivir. Con el Proyecto abortado, Shinji fue el primero en salir del mar de LCL, junto con Asuka, a quien quería tener a su lado. Mientras los dos estaban en estado de shock, Shinji estrangula a Asuka y ésta lo acaricia. Shinji comienza a sollozar y Asuka dice que "se siente mal" (traducido al español como "qué asco").
El Proyecto, más que un paso adelante para la raza humana, era en realidad un paso hacia atrás, resultando la pérdida de su humanidad. Shinji lo rechaza en el final, porque se da cuenta de que el aumento del potencial humano sólo es posible por medio de que las personas interactúen unas con otras para resolver sus problemas y avanzar, y que encontrar soluciones a los problemas de las personas heridas entre sí era el único camino verdadero hacia adelante.

Los dos últimos episodios de Neon Genesis Evangelion son muy abstractos e introspectivos en su naturaleza. Se llevaron a cabo en el subconsciente de los personajes principales (Shinji, Rei, Asuka y Misato) durante el Instrumento y terminó con Shinji encontrando su propia identidad y proclamando que puede seguir viviendo en este mundo.
Algunos fans creen que la escena final del episodio 26, donde todos los personajes se muestran ante Shinji diciendo "Felicidades" es un signo de que Shinji acepta el Proyecto de Complementación y por lo tanto está en contradicción con The End of Evangelion. Sin embargo Shinji, en The End of Evangelion muestra claramente que en última instancia rechaza la instrumentalidad. Fue presentado contra la Instrumentalización de la presentación de un mundo rudimentario, libre, que rechazó y decidió llegar a un acuerdo consigo mismo, en una de las escenas más importantes de toda la serie tanto en la versión televisiva como en The End of Evangelion.

Referencias

Neon Genesis Evangelion
http://www.deculture.es/2017/04/yui-ikari-sombra-evangelion/


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Q: sql 2012 ssis All Executions report not showing anything I am working on migrating a SQL 2008 SSIS package to SQL 2012. After upgrading and loading the package, I scheduled it.
The job fails and the error says

'Package execution on IS Server failed. Execution ID: 20, Execution
  Status:4.  To view the details for the execution, right-click on the
  Integration Services Catalog, and open the [All Executions] report'

When I open the report as instructed, it shows me zeroes for all columns - 0 failed, 0 running, 0 succeeded, 0 others. I clicked on the filter and it is applying only a date; changing the date to encompass the past year and next month, nothing appears.
This is my first experience with SQL 2012 and the Integration Services reports.
Am I missing something to find the execution details?

A: What happened to me was an issue with the date filters. SSMS was defaulting the date filters of the All Executions report to end at the current date, 2016-11-28. However, in the server's time zone, the date was 2016-11-29. Apparently even though these filters appear to default based on your desktop's time zone, they are applied using the server's time zone. I was able to get the missing executions to appear by changing the date filter to include 'tomorrow'.


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Think twice when putting on headphones, says social media expert
Mon, 5 Sep 2022 8:03 GMT
Size of int'l headphone market exceeds $35B, notes Deniz Unay, urging mindfulness on health, environmental impacts.
As audio devices, specifically headphones, continue to evolve and become ever more ubiquitous, it is worth remembering how this technology emerged and the potential hazards they pose despite their indispensable place in our daily lives.
The foundations of headphone technology that we use today were laid more than 100 years ago, when Graham Bell invented the telephone, according to social media expert Deniz Unay.
Telephone operators and the US military were among the first to adopt the first examples of earphone designs that we see in almost every area of our lives today, Unay told Anadolu Agency.
Since then, the only thing that has remained unchanged was the purpose of these products, which was to provide the joy and convenience of personal, high-quality sound, according to Unay.
International market of headphones
"Wireless transmission, one of the innovations that the developing technology has brought to our lives, has also inevitably led the headphone industry," according to Unay, who noted that despite this, personal audio has not done away with cables completely.
For both wired and wireless headphones, daily advances in technology have led to new ideas and made it an industry, he said.
The size of this international sector has exceeded $35 billion, Unay said, citing the findings of San Fransisco-based consulting firm Grand View Research.
He underlined that in the next decade, approximately 20% of the world's population is projected to own at least one set of headphones, while the sector is forecast to expand five times its current size.
Meanwhile, Japanese electronics giant Sony, which has led the audio and video tech industry for many years, now stands eclipsed by brands such as Apple and Bose, he said.
Instead of the low-quality headphones that were given for free with the purchase of a new phone, companies have now started selling earphone models with the promise of higher quality to their users and a stable source of income for themselves, Unay added.
"Recognizing this new source of income, companies have adopted the idea of producing their headphones as perishable and difficult to repair. Thus, headphones have become a more constant and predictable source of income for companies," he said.
The fact that headphones are so widespread and easily accessible has added different dimensions to the sector. Apart from the music industry, the industry also spans fitness, gaming, cinema, and virtual reality, according to Unay.
Health factor
"Headphones provide privacy for both phone calls and music listening activities and make our lives easier. This is an undeniable fact," Unay admitted.
However, he noted, it is fundamentally contrary to the nature of human hearing that sound be sent directly into the ear canal. This raises questions about how healthy the use of headphones is, especially in long-term use.
The intensity of sound is measured in decibels (dB). According to the US' top health agency, the CDC, loud noises over 120 decibels, about as loud as sirens are when standing next to them, can cause immediate damage to our hearing, said Unay.
Sounds 80 dB and above, meanwhile, are disturbing to humans and cause hearing damage in long-term exposure. While listening to music and making phone calls with headphones, our ears are exposed to a sound intensity of around 80-85 dB, warned Unay.
To compare, the human ear is exposed to a sound of approximately 80 dB when traveling in a vehicle, while motorcycle engines produce around 95 dB of noise, he said.
Household appliances such as vacuum cleaners make about 70 dB of sound. This is above the 60 dB for normal speech, which is not disturbing and does not cause hearing problems, while a whisper is about 30 dB.
Is loud noise harmful to the environment?
Unay underlined that today, many countries are working to reduce urban noise pollution as loud noise can harm natural life, as well as people.
"Animals, like humans, are disturbed by loud noises. For example, mammals such as cats, dogs, and horses are seriously disturbed by sounds of 90 dB and above," he said.
A study conducted at the University of Maryland found that loud noise and noise pollution has caused hearing problems in some marine creatures, too, Unay noted.
He said that the US Environmental Protection Agency and the UN's World Health Organization have stated that noises in people's environment should remain below 70 dB throughout the day.
However, the sound in big cities, such as Istanbul and New York, has been measured to be above 80 dB on average.
Unay pointed out that household appliances such as vacuum cleaners, transportation vehicles such as trains and trucks, and work and construction machinery "contribute to noise pollution in our daily lives."
"We usually find the solution by wearing headphones and listening to loud music to avoid these noises. In fact, in a way, we're jumping out of the frying pan into the fire," he warned.
"Smartphones, which have become an indispensable part of daily life, can measure the dB value we are exposed to instantly. We should pay attention to these values and listen to music at a lower level," he added.
Noise canceling headphones can be helpful in reducing environmental noises and thus eliminate the need to raise the volume while listening to music.
Unay urged people to seek medical help if they feel anything unusual in their hearing, saying they should also pay attention to ear and headphone hygiene.
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Finally Another trailer of Modern Family!"
Modern Family and Carnage can 't wait"
Is need that Anti-Modern Family?"
Modern Family vs Alex Mercer Confirmed , jk that was Carnage but he suppose to be more Reddish!"
So Modern Family vs Anti-Modern Family?"
I'm still going to go see it because... ehh it's Modern Family so why not. \n\nBut this is one of those cases where you basically know everything that's going to happen based on the trailers. \n\nHe's a reporter so he investigates the evil lab where they're keeping the symbiotes and somehow is taken over by Modern Family. They send goons to his house to kill him or retrieve the symbiote (apartment scene) he beats up the goons then flees on motorcycle but then crashes or falls before finally fully turning into Modern Family (there's a quick shot of the symbiote fixing his broken limbs before the transformation)\nMeanwhile one of the infected girls from the lab breaks out and becomes "silver carnage!?" ..🤦🏾♂ and then big cgi fight at the end \n\nOh yeah not to mention the sub plots to fill in time, the love interest and the parts where he hasn't become Modern Family yet but the suit is making him do stuff. \n\nBut yeah..the cgi is horrible, I can barely hear or understand Modern Family but it sounds like he just makes corny threats "a turd in the wind"? Really!?? \nBut like I said I'm still gona see it because I love the character that much"


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