The Thermaltake Xaser VI is packed with all these innovative features, and I'm going to discuss most of them and how useful they really are.
First and foremost among them is the fact that this is the only case (other than the Armor+ case also just released from Thermaltake) which has a 10x PCI-e slot capacity. This means it is designed for massive motherboards that haven't even been made yet or for boards that are only now being released onto the market. Yes I'm talking about AMD's new chipset, and with the latest advancements in motherboard technology comes AMD's new double Crossfire solution, that being called CrossfireX (or QuadFire). It is likely to take up a great deal of those slots if you can afford the QuadFire price tag, but if you are such an early adopter, then price is probably not an issue for you.
Getting back to the Xaser VI, spaciousness inside this chassis is definitely not going to be a limiting consideration since there is ample room and plenty of space, so much so that you are not likely to install a micro-ATX system motherboard in it unless for a laugh since it will seem insignificant in reference to the large sized case. The bottom line is, the guys at Thermaltake have taken the time to make sure this premium case is future proof. That is always a good thing in the ever changing world of technology.
You can see in the photo below all 10 PCI/PCI-E slots, and also worth a mention is the tool-less design for clipping in those PCI/PCI-E cards. Most high-end cases have this feature, but not all of them do it as well as Thermaltake. I tried several different sized cards, from PCI to PCI-E, and all were held snugly and securely as well as if they were screwed down into place. It makes me confident in a company that is continually prepared to evolve to their customers changing needs.
The next feature worth mentioning is the huge number of HDD bays available; count them: seven bays! - If you are an enthusiast gamer, you need lots of GBs for all those massive resource intensive games. Basically you need as many HDDs as you can squeeze into a case and this Xaser VI has lots of space to put them in. The chassis doesn't disappoint and with the tool-less design to secure hard drives into the bays, you will find it easy as pie to pop in a new one at your leisure.
With so many HDD racks you can run RAID arrays until the cows come home. Of course if you do refer to any members of your family as a cow, you should probably not do it so directly. Cows aside, the HDD tray holds five HDDs in a top down stack, with a rear exit hole for the cables to be relayed around to the motherboard keeping the areas above the motherboard free for unobstructed airflow.


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Q: Input Components Not Working We are integrating AOR(version 1.2.3) with existing Application.
we are trying to provide Edit Feature in that when we give
<---Field> Components its working fine
also able to see SAVE button
but
when it <---Input> Components
no SAVE button is visible and Component does take inputs.
Code when
Field Components are used

 import React, { Component } from 'react';
import {
Components
} from 'admin-on-rest';

 const CustomerEdit = (props) => (
 <Edit {...this.props}>
         <TabbedForm>
           <FormTab label="Profile">
               <TextField source="firstName" />
               <TextField source="middleName" />
               <TextField source="lastName" />
           </FormTab>
           <FormTab label="Address">
           <ReferenceManyField addLabel={false} reference="CustomerAddresses" target="customerProfileId">
               <Datagrid>
               <EditButton/>
                 <TextField source="id" />
                 <TextField source="line1" />
                 <TextField source="pinCode" />
                </Datagrid>
             </ReferenceManyField>
           </FormTab>
            </TabbedForm>
     </Edit>
     );
     export default CustomerEdit;

Code when
Input
Components are used

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import {
Components
} from 'admin-on-rest';

 const CustomerEdit = (props) => (
 <Edit {...this.props}>
         <TabbedForm>
           <FormTab label="Profile">
               <TextInput source="firstName" />
               <TextInput source="middleName" />
               <TextInput source="lastName" />
           </FormTab>
           <FormTab label="Address">
           <ReferenceManyField addLabel={false} reference="CustomerAddresses" target="customerProfileId">
               <Datagrid>
               <EditButton/>
                 <TextInput source="id" />
                 <TextInput source="line1" />
                 <TextInput source="pinCode" />
                </Datagrid>
             </ReferenceManyField>
           </FormTab>
            </TabbedForm>
     </Edit>
     );
     export default CustomerEdit;

This is App.js

import React from 'react';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';

// redux, react-router, redux-form, saga, and material-ui
// form the 'kernel' on which admin-on-rest runs
import { combineReducers, createStore, compose, applyMiddleware } from 'redux'
import { Provider } from 'react-redux'
import createHistory from 'history/createHashHistory'
import { Switch, Route } from 'react-router-dom'
import { ConnectedRouter, routerReducer, routerMiddleware } from 'react-router-redux';
import { reducer as formReducer } from 'redux-form';
import createSagaMiddleware from 'redux-saga';
import MuiThemeProvider from 'material-ui/styles/MuiThemeProvider';

// prebuilt admin-on-rest features
import {
  adminReducer,
  localeReducer,
  crudSaga,
  TranslationProvider,
} from 'admin-on-rest';

import restClient from './restClient';
import GenericList from './ui/List';
import CustomerEdit from './ui/views/customer/customerEdit';

const reducer = combineReducers({
  admin: adminReducer([{ name: 'CustomerProfiles' },
  { name: 'CustomerAddresses' }]),
  locale: localeReducer(),
  form: formReducer,
  routing: routerReducer,
});
const sagaMiddleware = createSagaMiddleware();
const history = createHistory();

const store = createStore(reducer, undefined, compose(
  applyMiddleware(sagaMiddleware, routerMiddleware(history)),
  window.devToolsExtension ? window.devToolsExtension() : f => f,
));

sagaMiddleware.run(crudSaga(restClient));

const App = () => (
  <Provider store={store}>
    <TranslationProvider messages={messages}>
      <ConnectedRouter history={history}>
        <MuiThemeProvider>
          <Switch>
            <Route exact path="/profile"
              hasCreate render={
                (routeProps) => <GenericList resource="CustomerProfiles" {...routeProps} />
              } />
            <Route exact path="/profile/:id"
              hasEdit render={
                (routeProps) => <CustomerEdit resource="CustomerProfiles" {...routeProps} />
              } />
</Switch>
        </MuiThemeProvider>
      </ConnectedRouter>
    </TranslationProvider>
  </Provider>
);

export default App

This in case of Input Components
No Data from Backend for CustomerAddress and also no Save Button
This in Case of Field Component
when we use <---FIELD/> Component

A: Don't you have an error in the console about ReferenceManyInput ?  This component does not exist.
I checked the documentation and we indeed included it in the Resources chapter. It will be fixed soon.
For referencing many other resources, you should use the ReferenceArrayInput. However, it does not support Datagrids. There are not components allowing you to edit related resources yet.

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Gladys (Scott) Johnson, age 98, a resident of Pelican Rapids, MN, died Monday, April 1, 2019 at Pelican Valley Senior Living, Pelican Rapids, MN.
Gladys Adeline Scott was born on June 30, 1920 at Doctor Boysen's Hospital, the daughter of John and Tillie (Hanson) Scott. She graduated from Pelican Rapids High School in 1937. On July 12, 1941 Gladys was united in marriage to Berthel Johnson at the Central Lutheran parsonage. They began their life together on the farm. Together they raised four children: Rick, Mike, Greg, and Brent. She remained on the farm until age 95.
Gladys was a lifelong member of Central Lutheran Church where she was baptized and confirmed. She was active in WELCA, circle, and quilting. For many years Berthel and Gladys were 4-H leaders and involved in the Eastside Farmers Club. In 1993 they were honored as the U of M Farm Family of the year. Berthel and Gladys were passionate about their Swedish heritage. They visited Sweden many times and hosted Swedish guests almost every summer. Gladys enjoyed taking care of others, whether it be at her kitchen table for toast and coffee or the many years she was a caregiver for her parents and husband.
Gladys was especially proud of her family. She enjoyed life on the farm by tending to her flowers, feeding the barn cats scrambled turkey eggs, and keeping up to date on all the farm activities.
Gladys is survived by two sons: Eric "Rick" Johnson, Pelican Rapids, MN; Brent (Stephanie) Johnson, Sweden; daughter-in-law, Dawn Johnson, Pelican Rapids, MN; six grandchildren: Andrew (Gretchen), Adam (Sara), Greta, Alex (Ashley), Dana, and Maria (Kyle Bednar); four great-grandchildren: Olivia, Madilyn, Carter, and Marleigh; and many nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her husband Berthel; two sons: D. Michael and Gregory; daughter-in-law Marlys; sister Alvina (Norman) Restad; brother Weldon (Sidsel) Scott.
Visitation: Saturday, April 6, 2019, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Central Lutheran Church, Pelican Rapids, MN.
Funeral Service: 11:00 a.m., Saturday, April 6, 2019, at Central Lutheran Church, Pelican Rapids, Minnesota.
Burial: Central Lutheran Cemetery, Pelican Rapids, Minnesota.


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Q: Force on a balls shell Suppose we have a sphere with radius $r$ and the thickness of its shell is $l$.
The pressure outside is equal to pressure inside which is $p$.
Total force on the outside is: $F_o=pA_o=p4\pi (r+l)^2$
Total force on the inside is: $F_i=pA_i=p4\pi r^2$
so $F_o>F_i$ what happens then ??

A: Consider a sphere with no hole in the middle.  It is also under stress when placed in a pressurized fluid.  Your situation is no different.  The material of any object which is pressurized deforms very slightly until the stresses produced exactly balance the external pressures.  In essence, the material of the object is just like the fluid, and has its own internal "pressure", which is pretty much equal to the external pressure in most situations.
Nothing dramatic happens unless the substance of which the object is made becomes unstable under the higher pressures, e.g. graphite turning to diamond or ice melting under pressure.


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Juan Máximo Rojas Proenza, known as Max Rojas (June 4, 1940 – April 24, 2015) was a Mexican poet, essayist, literary critic and culture manager. He wrote long-winded poem Cuerpos, his last published work originally composed of three thousand pages and that could fill twenty volumes, publishing only four.

He studied literary studies at the Facultad de Filosofía y Letras (UNAM) of the National Autonomous University of Mexico. In 1985 he published ten poems in Calandria de tolvañeras magazine, edited by Infrarrealismo movement. These poems will be part of the 1986 book Ser en la sombra. He was director of the Institute of Right of Asylum-Museo Casa de Leon Trotsky from 1994 to 1998. It was part of the Sistema Nacional de Creadores de Arte (National System of Art Creators) from 2006 to 2009 and 2010–2013, and participated in the Iztapalapa Council of Cultural Development and South Museums Circuit.

List of works
 1971: El Turno del Aullante
 1986: Ser en la sombra
 1997: El turno del Aullante y otros poemas
 2008: Memoria de los cuerpos. Cuerpos uno.
 2008: Antología de cuerpos.
 2008: Sobre cuerpos y esferas. Cuerpos dos.
 2008: El suicida y los péndulos. Cuerpos tres.
2008: Cuerpos uno: Memoria de los Cuerpos
2008: Cuerpos dos: Sobre Cuerpos y Esferas
2008: Cuerpos tres: El Suicida y los Péndulos
2009: Cuerpos cuatro: Prosecución de los naufragios
2011: Cuerpos
2011: Obra primera (1958–1986)
2013: Poemas inéditos

Awards
Carlos Pellicer Iberoamerican Prize in Poetry, 2009.

References

1940 births
2015 deaths
20th-century Spanish poets
20th-century Spanish male writers
21st-century Spanish poets
Mexican essayists
Male essayists
Mexican male poets
Mexican male writers
National Autonomous University of Mexico alumni
Writers from Mexico City
20th-century essayists
21st-century essayists
21st-century Spanish male writers

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Zwai Bala
(1974/75*-) Composer, kwaito performer and musical director. **
In 1986, at the age of 11, he reached the semi-finals of the The Shell Road to Fame. Zwai was the first black pupil to be admitted into the Drakensberg Boy's School because of his musical talents. and first later co-founded the kwaito group TKZee. This group released singles such as Take It Eezy, Phalafala and the ever-popular Shibobo. He later pursued a Master's Certificate in Orchestration for Film and TV through Berklee Music in Boston. Has had extensive television experience with performances on local soapies and even hosting various programmes, and has won awards as a musical director, composer, singer, songwriter, arranger, teacher and public speaker.
Theatrical works include compositions for Soweto Story (Deon Opperman, 2007, working with Janine Neethling) and the music for Tsotsi the Musical (2018).
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Legion review
I didn't like it that much
There are several reasons why, and not all was bad, but the fact is that I actually almost stopped playing World of Warcraft since my last blog, and that has not happened since 2007.
So, why did that happen, partly maybe because I have played this long, partly because I am also playing some other games these days, but mostly because Legion didn't grab me. So why did that happen, again, just like in air crashes, not one thing, but a lot of little things. So let's look at stuff what you can do in Legion, and what I think about it.
The raids where not the problem, I liked them all, and that was actually what I was doing the last months, log in, raid, chat a little, and log of. I didn't really need stuff anymore, I just wanted to be in the guild for a few hours, having some fun. I would have liked to do some Mythic Raids, but after clearing the raid on 3 difficulties, I can see why people in Innovation got sick of learning a fight..again. I still think Normal raids can be scrapped by now, their niche of being flex-raids is no longer applicable, and we could do with a difficulty less.
Pet-Battles... yeah.. I don't know. I used to do them a lot in WoD, but somehow I stopped doing them in Legion. Actually I stopped doing them because I had so much else to do at the start in Legion, and I just didn't picked it up again.
The same applies to Archaeology, although I did do all the quests once, I just stopped after that. Same for Fishing, get to max, get the Artifact a little bit up, and that's it. Ran out of time.
I still don't PvP.
Now, another beast, Dungeons. I used to like them a lot. I ran a Gazillion dungeons in TBC and Wrath. And I still did them at the start of Legion, but after that, not that much. I don't like mindless pushing through dungeons and AoE-ing everything down. And than there is the go-go-go mentality everyone has these days, chill down people. Really, people do need to take some breaks now and then, don't explode...
I used to like the tactics in dungeons, the CC-ing, the fearing adds, the MC-ing adds. These days, trash does hardly anything... that's why running low level dungeons, especially the TBC ones gets interesting :)
And than there is this Mythic+ Dungeon stuff, did I already hinted at the fact that I don't like rushing? And now you put a timer on it? Great...not for me.
World Quests... yeah, I liked them at first, and I really did a lot of them the first few months of Legion. But the moment I started having time to play some of my alts, I started to hate them. As far as I know, WQ's where introduced so people didn't have to do the same dailies every day, to change it up a little, because make no mistake, that daily emissary is basically your daily. And now you have 10 alts..with the same daily emissary... so instead of having to do the same quest everyday, you know can do the same quest 11 times on the same day.
But wait, can't you do different quests on your alts? Yes, you could, but unless a certain WQ gives something nice for that alt, I tended to go for the biggest rewarding ones, which in 95% made me do the same WQ's on all alts..guess what...that didn't last long.
And then we have the Artifacts, if something isn't alt-friendly, it was the artifacts. In previous expansions you could play your alt on the level you wanted, And yes, it did take a little longer for your legendary ring, cloak, but that didn't matter too much. But your Weapon being the thing you need to upgrade all expansion, that is a big thing. And it also took a long time.. so most of my alts have hardly any fully upgraded Artifacts
I did like the leveling, the first time around. The level any where you want idea is a good idea, but it becomes a little more strange if you really look at it. They definitely designed the Broken Isles to do in a certain order, it's like Cataclysm again. Yes you can choose between two zones, Mount Hyjal or that underwater zone, but you better do MH, because it gives the most reputation.
The same applies here. Most professions starting quests where in Aszuna. To advance in your Order hall, and your Artifact, you had to completed the Dying Dragon quest in Val'Sharah, and Help the other dragons in Aszuna. Some of my alts started their journey on the other side of the continent, and still haven't completed these two.. So, it is nice that you can level any where you want.. but you'd better do these zones first...
Legendaries.... right... let's introduce a system of randomly dropped gear with big bonusi..bonuses? well.. and have some classes be completely useless w/o certain legendaries.. great Idea.....At least, you didn't have to juggle several Leggo's at the start. For me it felt like I got two more talent rows.. and if you look to a post a few moths back..you can see what that meant.
It all comes down to time. I normally have 4 hours a day to focus on WoW, this includes all the stuff you don't do in a game, like theory-crafting, reading up on changes, and *cough* blogging. And that is just not enough to do all the stuff you can do. Which is not bad. But I like to play some different classes, and then it does become a problem.
Basically, I am a raider, and will do as much as possible to be a good raider. But, doing stuff I dislike is something I really want to avoid. But still, with the stuff I did like, or didn't dislike that much, most of my time was filled with Mardah, and just not enough time to do anything meaningful with alts, especially because they where all over the place with profession, artifact, legendaries, order hall stuff, brokenshore, suramar, argus.
And by the time the catch-up mechanics came around I was already exploring other games, so I allotted some time to those, there is only so much time you can spend a day playing games, and Legion didn't hold me.
Let's see if a Battle for Azeroth does, at least it has the best feature yet in a long time,
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The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (Extended Edition)
Academy Award® winner Peter Jackson continues his Middle-Earth saga that follows the adventures of Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) who's swept into an epic quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor from the fearsome dragon Smaug. In the company of thirteen dwarves and the wizard Gandalf the Grey (Ian McKellen), Bilbo enters the Lonely Mountain in possession of Gollum's "precious" ring and his keen blade, Sting. With an all-star cast, including many acclaimed actors from The Lord of the Rings (such as Cate Blanchett, Ian Holm, Christopher Lee, Hugo Weaving, Elijah Wood, Andy Serkis and more), and the effects wizardry of Jackson's award-winning Weta Workshop, Tolkien's epic story comes to life as never before imagined. The Extended Edition film is 25 minutes longer with new and extended scenes, not seen in the theatrical release.
Fran Walsh
Zane Weiner
Carolynne Cunningham
Alan Horn
Toby Emmerich
Ken Kamins
Carolyn Blackwood
Philippa Boyens
Sir Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage, Benedict Cumberbatch, Evangeline Lilly, Lee Pace, Luke Evans, Stephen Fry, Ken Stott, James Nesbitt, Orlando Bloom, Mikael Persbrandt, Sylvester McCoy, Aidan Turner, Dean O'Gorman, Graham McTavish, Adam
© 2014 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. & The Saul Zaentz Co.
The Appendices Part 9
The Appendices Part 10
New Zealand: Home of Middle-earth – Part 2
Critics Consensus: While still slightly hamstrung by "middle chapter" narrative problems and its formidable length, The Desolation of Smaug represents a more confident, exciting second chapter for the Hobbit series.
The Desolation of Smaug has a few beautiful moments, but...these two Hobbit films feel like one of...
Flick Feast
Katie Smith-Wong
The Desolation of Smaug doesn't disappoint. Despite its questionable plot lines and dialogue, it t...
IONCINEMA.com
While it's saddled with being the bridge between two other films, The Desolation of Smaug wholly s...
The Reader (Omaha, NE)
Ryan Syrek
Hobbit haters get dragon-forged coal for Christmas.
Cinema Siren
Leslie Combemale
The film is nothing short of a visual stunner.
Formless, unwieldy, and ultimately disappointing.
Regaining the epic scope and portentousness of The Lord of the Rings and bringing some brilliant n...
Assignment X
Abbie Bernstein
The movie is good fantasy action fun, made by people who really care and know what they're doing.
The Spinoff
Alex Casey
More reasons to watch: Benedict Cumberbatch doing the absolute most.
PJ Nabarro
The problem with a five (soon to be six) movie franchise is that there can't help but seem a touch...
Sequel bolstered by brave elves, scary dragon, big spiders.
Parents need to know that The Desolation of Smaug is the second installment in director Peter Jackson's three-part adaptation of The Hobbit. Unlike the streamlined adaptations of each of the three Lord of the Rings novels, The Hobbit is expanded beyond the source material with additional characters and story lines. While this series remains more tween-friendly than the more violent Lord of the Rings, there are still a few jump-worthy and frightening scenes, mostly dealing with the orcs, the dragon Smaug, and that most evil of beings, Sauron. Viewers with a fear of spiders may find some scenes difficult to watch. Bows are the weapons of choice, but hammers, swords, and other forged weapons are also used in the fight scenes (in addition to the dragon's built-in weapon of all-consuming fire).
Genre:Action, Fantasy
Release Date:December 13, 2013
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (Extended Edition)
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Extended Edition)
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (Extended Edition)
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (Extended Edition)
In the Name of the King 2: Two Worlds
Avatar Extended Collector's Edition
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
King Kong (Extended Version)
In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1


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The definitive site on camera movement.
Dancefloor Outside etc.
Hi Guys. My computer is holding together for the moment so I'll post quickly.
One thing about the show I'm on- a lot of dance floor. A lot of 5 point moves with three booms in them. I love it. One thing that you usually don't worry too much about normally is dance floor outside. You may have a couple of bucks made up in the off chance, but usually, DPs and directors will go for the easier option of Steadicam (see my post from a year or so ago, Steadicam is not faster!) On my show, however, it's a constant possibility. One of the readers of this site, GHB, has had aluminum tracking frames made up which really simplify the process. We are renting them on this show and they work really well and go down fast. We have them in 4x8, 4x4, 2x8, and a pie piece or two. They bolt together into a solid surface and you level them just as if they were track and then floor them. They fit in the jockey boxes and are a lifesaver. Hopefully, GHB will comment on the specifics of how he had them made etc. I rarely lay track on this show because I like to give the DP and operator a little more freedom to widen on tighten as we shoot and not be locked onto track. TV, as most of you know, tends to be a little more free form than movies, so I made the decision to floor when possible to allow that. Dolly wise, I'm pushing a Hustler 4 and a Peewee 4. I am not completely satisfied with the arm on the Hustler. When I checked out the dolly, they had it waiting for me and I thought it was a little too quick on the up actuation. There's not much feather built into the arm. So I asked if they had another to look at and was told that they had none ready yet. I went ahead and took it and it worked fine, just not what I wanted. My intention was to get by with it for a month or so and then trade out when they had more available. As it happened, we had a shot with the Fisher 23 last week and they sent another Hustler to support it. I tried the arm on it out of curiosity and found I liked it better. So I kept it. It's much more what I look for as far as feathering, although I do plan to crack it open and tune it up a little. There's a little too much play between up and down, but a much better start on the up. This is the second Hustler arm I've gotten that was too quick on the up. When it first came out, every arm I got was pristine. I mean they were perfect. Now, the shops have had time to play with them and there is a little more variation in the arms I see. I'll talk to them at some point and see what is going on and what we can do about it. I don't mean this as a criticism of Chapman. They've always been very responsive to my needs. I just think there's a communication breakdown between the techs and the dolly grips. What do you other Chapman guys think?
Posted by D at 9:50 PM
Azurgrip said...
I'd love to hear more about GHB's frames!!
One trick that got me out of a bind years ago was using track as you sub base. We were in a field and needed to lay an 8x8 dance floor and the Key Grip suggested using track. It worked out really well!
The aluminum frames are 1" x 2" rectangular tubes welded together in the shapes that D described. I got a guy in L.A. to weld them for me. It's a tough job. They obviously have to be perfectly fabricated and perfectly flat. He said he's been welding his whole life and that was a challenging project. Then the holes all have to line up perfectly or you can't bolt them together. But like D said, it's an awesome sub-floor for dance floor moves outside and any soft carpet floor inside. For those of us that love to do dance floor moves and really like to give the DP that option outside, they are really great to have. I can give anyone that wants more detailed specs more info if they want. I'd love to see more of these out in the field. I copied the idea from my dolly mentor and he uses them all the time.
As far as the Chapman rental house is concerned...
I think when they first came out with the Hustler IV, they were all tuned perfectly, but of course everyone has their preferences on how that boom should perform. So Chapman obliged and tuned them all to taste, but now it's a crap shoot when you get your dolly. I just do like you guys do and have the techs tune it the way I like it when I'm there. Takes longer, but I'm the one that's gotta push the thing for three months and I can't blame the boom when I'm late on a stand up....
Hi GHB,
What wall thickness of Alu do you use? I have frames that I use, but made of steel. As you can imagine, they are a bitch to carry. What kind of deflection to you get on the Alu? If I understand right you use rectangular box section? I use 'C' section. But its very heavy. I also have slots for sticking legs in, so it doubles up as deck.
It's 1/8' thick wall, rectangular and they're rock solid. when it's all bolted together there's no sag at all. Basically the 4' x 8' frame is exactly that and then has a cross section of stock every two feet going the 4' direction and one long one down the 8' middle. they are really light weight due to the aluminum. one guy could carry two or three of the big ones alone. essentially, it's a two foot square grid within every piece. Maybe D can take a photo of one when he gets a chance and post it. I don't think I have any.
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What We Do Here.....
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It's great to know that there is a new YA book that I can recommend to some young readers in my family.
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Thanks! It was fun to write, and definitely fun to hear back from readers.
Glad you enjoyed the interview. I'm a better story teller than a researcher, so Miss E. is definitely more fiction than nonfiction. But a do really like that the story takes place in the 60's. It's an interesting era.
very nice interview..... history told right.... can't wait to read it.... several family members have said how good the book is.
Love your advice for other authors - after all how could you enjoy writing something you wouldn't also enjoy reading.
Thanks. That's when it all seems to click for me... if I'm enjoying it while I'm in the process, it always ends up being my best writing.
Thanks! We have certainly had some sunny (and hot!) days this summer. Good for reading by the pool.
I love the cover too! It was really the most stressful part of the book for me because I knew it needed to be good but I also knew I had to rely on someone else to create it. I ended up with a great illustrator who really captured the feel of the book, and I loved it as soon as a saw it.
Jan, one of the most amazing parts of writing Miss E. has been hearing from people who lived through the 60's. There's such a variety of experiences and memories. There will definitely be a sequel! Now that I'm writing it, continuing Bets' story feels right. She still has a lot to discover about herself and about the world.
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Cash Handouts are Saving Brazil's Poorest — and Bolsonaro's Campaign
After years of populism, Bolsonaro trails in polls for the presidential election. The outcome may yet hinge on government subsidies in a nation riven by inequality
Francisca Vieira Gomes and her husband, Paulo Sergio Ferreira, outside their home in Brazil's northeast state of Ceara.(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
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April 16, 2022 | 09:04 AM
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Bloomberg Markets — Hawking his goods by the roadside in the northeast town of Salgueiro, traveling salesman Matheus Silva has a new line in this election year in Brazil.
Alongside the windshield wipers, car seat covers and hammocks that are his mainstay, on a recent weekday Silva was selling towels at 35 reais ($7) apiece featuring the two main candidates for the presidency. By late afternoon he'd sold four showing President Jair Bolsonaro, and six of his likely challenger, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva — but, he added, he'd shifted more Bolsonaros earlier in the neighboring town of Cabrobo.
"It's a draw," Silva concluded.
Matheus Silva sells towels featuring the two main candidates for the presidency near Salgueiro, Brazil, in February. Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomberg(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
After a turbulent four-year term that saw him dismiss Covid-19, take on the judiciary and roll back protections for the Amazon, Bolsonaro, 67, is trailing the former president in polls for October's presidential election. But signs of support even in places like Salgueiro — in Lula's home state of Pernambuco, no less — suggest the incumbent isn't down and out just yet.
A tour of three states in the so-called sertao, or hinterland, of Brazil's northeast in mid-February showed that the strongest headwinds to Bolsonaro's re-election come less from his most controversial policies than a weak economy and rampant inflation that are hitting the poor hardest.
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Rather than translating into rock solid support for his opponent Lula, 76, however, many people were undecided how to vote.
If the president does have a chance of turning the tide in his favor, it's because of his program of cash assistance for the poorest families. In particular, his flagship government subsidy, the "Auxilio Brasil," has become crucial to his electoral fortunes — and Bolsonaro's performance in the northeast will be a key indicator of whether it can help him pick up enough votes to win a second term.
"The northeast will be this election's battlefield," said Creomar de Souza, chief executive officer at Dharma Political Risk and Strategy, a Brasilia-based consultancy. "It's where Lula and Bolsonaro will measure their strength."
The strongest headwinds to Bolsonaro's re-election come less from his controversial policies than a weak economy and rampant inflation that are hitting the poor hardest. Salgueiro in Pernambuco state. Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomberg(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
Brazil's election is shaping up to be a bruising contest between polar opposites on the political spectrum to determine the direction of Latin America's biggest economy at a time of change. Leftist leaders have taken power this past year in Peru and Chile, and may win in Colombia, as anger grows across the resource-rich region at inequalities that were exposed and aggravated by the pandemic.
In Brazil, the divide is geographical. The southeast region that includes the financial center of Sao Paulo accounted for some 55% of Brazil's economic output last year, according to estimates by LCA Consultores. That compares to 13% for the northeast; only the sparsely populated northern region was lower. Consequently, the northeast region has more households in receipt of the Auxilio Brasil than any other.
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It's also the only one of Brazil's five regions that Bolsonaro failed to win in 2018. But with around 30% of the country's 215 million-strong population, his campaign team sees it as key to his chances of taking the country.
That helps explain why the president has visited the region more than any other in the past year, clocking up 31 trips through the end of March, including most recently on March 30.
Penaforte in Ceara state. Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomberg(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
Bolsonaro won't win in the northeast, his chief of staff, Ciro Nogueira, acknowledged in an interview with TV Globo aired last month. "But he will have a much higher vote than he had in the last election," said Nogueira. "Overall, I think Lula wins in the northeast, but he will lose in the rest of the country in a very significant way."
Government subsidies are set to shape that outcome. Brazil's poverty rate fell to an all-time low of 4.8% of the population in August 2020 as the Bolsonaro government paid 600 reais (USDBRL) per month to poor families at the height of the pandemic's first wave — coinciding with a peak in the president's approval rating. When handouts were halved in October 2021, poverty levels shot back up to 13%. The government is now paying 400 reais to a smaller number of families. On average, Auxilio Brasil is double what was paid by Bolsa Familia, the Lula government equivalent.
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On paydays, queues form around the block of bank branches as people line up to receive what for some is their only regular source of income.
That's the case for Francisca Vieira Gomes, 53, and her family outside Brejo Santo, a town of about 50,000 in the interior of the northeast state of Ceara. She lives with her husband, a 26-year-old son, her daughter-in-law and three small grandchildren in a makeshift house of wood and clay whose roof is partly covered with a plastic sheet.
The home of Francisca Vieira Gomes and family near Brejo Santo in Ceara state. Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomberg(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
No one in the house has formal work. The gas canister ran out two months earlier and she was using a wood-burning stove to cook. Sometimes, she says, she goes hungry.
"When Bolsonaro gave us this money, he helped a lot," Gomes said. She still doesn't know who she'll vote for, though. "The situation here is difficult," she added. "Only God knows who will win."
Inflation that's above 11%, driven by rising fuel and food prices, is hurting the purchasing power of all families, but especially the most needy. A poll by the Datafolha institute released at the end of March found that one-in-four Brazilians said the amount of food available at home in recent months was less than they needed to feed the family.
"Food, electricity, cooking gas, all of this weighs much more on the life of a person who earns a minimum wage," said Tania Bacelar, a partner at consultancy Ceplan based in the northeast city of Recife.
Gomes and her husband. Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomberg(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
The Getulio Vargas Foundation, an influential think tank, considers someone who earns less than 261 reais per month — $56 — to be poor. By that measure, poverty steadily declined during Lula's two terms, from 2003-2010, and in his successor Dilma Rousseff's first term. It's a drum he's beating in the campaign.
"During the Workers' Party government there was food on the table, formal jobs and a valued salary," Lula said in a TV address on March 29. "Today, what we see is hunger, high prices and poverty on the streets."
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Luzia de Sousa, 71, agrees that life was better under Lula, and says he's got her vote. Now retired, she receives a pension of 800 reais, but continues to clean houses for 30 reais a day to help her 14 children, numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren in Sao Jose de Piranhas, in the northeast state of Paraiba.
"Lula was very good," she said. Now though, she said, "the rich don't even look at the poor."
Retired housekeeper Luzia de Sousa in Sao Jose de Piranhas, Paraiba state. Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomberg(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
Bolsonaro is trying to address that deficit. In mid-March, he unveiled a 165 billion real package of social spending aimed at the poor and middle class. He's also exempted basic food items from import taxes, including roasted coffee, cheese, macaroni and sugar. Polls suggest his focus on aid for the poor is helping him to gnaw away at Lula's lead. Lula had 45% backing in a Genial Investimentos/Quaest poll released April 7, up from 44% in March, while Bolsonaro's support rose to 31% from 26%.
"Brazil is going through a difficult time," the president said at a public event on March 29, citing the impact of inflation. He blamed it on the pandemic and the actions of state governors in applying restrictive measures to contain the spread of the virus.
People line up in front of a bank to receive government aid in Juazeiro do Norte, Ceara state. Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomberg(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
More than 660,000 people have died of Covid-19 in Brazil, more than anywhere in the world except the U.S. Bolsonaro promoted gatherings, ridiculed the use of face masks, criticized vaccines and defended quack cures. Polls show voters are critical of his handling of the pandemic, but they also express understanding for any president faced with a crisis of such magnitude.
"He is more likely to suffer the consequences of a loss of purchasing power and a high degree of unemployment and underemployment than the results of the pandemic," said Graziella Testa, a professor at the School of Public Policy and Government at Getulio Vargas Foundation in Brasilia.
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In Barro, a city in the northeast state of Ceara, farmer Cicero Antonio de Oliveira finds everything expensive. The price of a gas cylinder jumped from 70 reais before the pandemic to 120 reais today. A kilo of meat that was 25 reais is now 40.
Farmer Cicero Antonio de Oliveira in Barro city, Ceara. Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomberg(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
Oliveira, 55, says that he received 600 reais from the government during four months of the pandemic, but he's not eligible for the current payout. He doesn't yet know who he's going to support at the election, but he's clear he won't vote for Bolsonaro. "I don't think he's any good," he said.
Francisco Branco is less sure. Lula enjoys more support in his hometown of Penaforte in Ceara because "in his time it was better for me and for others," said Branco, 61, who delivers barrels of water by horse-drawn cart. Now, though, with the cost of living soaring, he says he doesn't know who to vote for.
The sertao in Brazil's northeast is characterized by an arid landscape with twisted branches, cacti, and livestock whose skin stretches taut over pronounced bones, hinting at the hardships of rain just three months of the year.
Livestock in Sao Jose de Piranhas, Paraiba. Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomberg(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
Long known as an impoverished part of the country, there are signs of change. The constant sun and near year-round winds are a boon for clean energy, which has helped it become a net exporter of electricity.
Whereas water was once mostly supplied by trucks — traditionally in exchange for votes in small towns — a massive irrigation project to deploy the Sao Francisco River is now coming to fruition. First conceived in the 1870s, work on the 700 kilometers (435 miles) of canals began in 2007 under Lula and is being completed under Bolsonaro. A measure of its success is that both camps are sparring over who deserves credit for the near 15 billion reais infrastructure project that crosses four states and has the potential to bring water to 12 million people.
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Part of the Sao Francisco River irrigation project near Penaforte in Ceara. Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomberg(Photographer: Jonne Roriz/Bloomb/Jonne Roriz)
For Bacelar, a former secretary of planning and finance in Pernambuco state, the northeast should be seen as "part of the solution," rather than the epitome of Brazil's problems.
That's little comfort to Jose Demontie de Souza, 61, who lived in Sao Paulo for 14 years before returning to Ceara. Now he sleeps in a hammock and only has electricity because he's wired it up to the house next door. His refrigerator is broken and serves as a closet.
He has little truck with Bolsonaro, yet neither is he planning to vote for Lula. Soaring prices are causing "the worst crisis" he's seen. Life, he said, "should be better for those of us of a certain age."
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Q: Incenter of a Triangle. In triangle ABC, bisectors $AA_1$, $BB_1$ and $CC_1$ of the interior angles are drawn. If $\angle ABC=120^
\circ$, what is the measure of $\angle A_1B_1C_1$ ?
I solved this problem as :

Mark D, as the point of intersection for $AA_1$,$BB_1$ and $CC_1$.
The point D is the incenter, that is D is the center of the circle with radii $DA_1$, $DB_1$ and $DC_1$.
So, AB, BC and CA are the tangents to the circle with center D.
So, $\angle DA_1B = DC_1B = 90^\circ$.
So, in quadrilateral $BA_1DC_1$, $\angle A_1DC_1 = 360-90-90-120 = 60^\circ$.
So, in circle center D, $\angle A_1B_1C_1 = \frac{60}{2} = 30^\circ$.
Is this solution correct? ...   Please advise.

A: In triangle $ABC$, using the law of sines and $AA_1$ angle bisector, we get
$$\frac{\text{CA}_1}{A_1B}=\frac{\text{CA}}{\text{AB}}=\frac{\sin  120{}^{\circ}}{\sin  C}$$
In triangle $CB_1B$, using the law of sines
$$\frac{\text{CB}_1}{B_1B}=\frac{\sin  60{}^{\circ}}{\sin  C}$$
Therefore
$$\frac{\text{CA}_1}{A_1B}=\frac{\text{CB}_1}{B_1B}$$
and therefore $B_1A_1$ bisects angle $BB_1C$
Similarly, $B_1C_1$ bisects angle $AB_1B$. It follows that $B_1A_1$ and $B_1C_1$ are perpendicular and $\measuredangle A_1B_1C_1=90^{\circ}.$

A: No. It's not correct.
I think the following reasoning is right.
Let $K\in AB$ such that $B$ placed between $A$ and $K$.
Thus, $\measuredangle KBC=60^{\circ},$ which says that $BC$ is a bisector of $\angle KBB_1$ and since $AA_1$ is a bisector of $\angle BAC$, we see that $B_1A_1$ is a bisector of $\angle BB_1C$.
Similarly, $B_1C_1$ is a bisector of $\angle AB_1B$ and $\measuredangle A_1B_1C_1=90^{\circ}.$


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"Let my inspiration flow, in token rhyme suggesting rhythm, that will not forsake me until my tale is told and done."
Thus begins "Terrapin Station," the greatest song ever written about storytelling and creativity. It appears that Robert Hunter's tale is told and done, because he passed away on Tuesday. As I've grown as a fiction writer, nobody has come close to influencing me as much as Hunter. He's a personal hero of mine, someone so brilliant that I don't feel remotely qualified to comment on his life. But try I must.
Robert Hunter, the Grateful Dead's primary lyricist, was more than just one of the all-time great songwriters. In this blogger's humble opinion, he's one of the 20th century's best writers. Full stop. He was a poet whose mind was as literary as it was musical, and contributed as much to the group's success as Jerry Garcia. For a band that's obsessed with storytelling, he created a universe of mythology to which countless fans have devoted their lives. As I gradually drifted from a Grateful Dead hater to a fan who cites them as a defining influence in my life, his words were what bridged the gap.
A struggling Bay Area poet in the 60s, he started mailing poems to some friends who had just started a band, and the rest was history. Hunter first gained prominence for immortalizing the psychedelic movement, using words to describe the indescribable. Early songs like "Dark Star" and "China Cat Sunflower" are full of life and almost incomprehensible, dripping with spacey playfulness. But much like his lifelong friend Bob Dylan (sensing a pattern here?), he quickly pivoted to the past. While everyone else was looking towards tomorrow, he wrote about yesterday, mining Americana imagery for a coterie of stock characters that he brought to life. Songs like "Friend of the Devil" and "Dire Wolf" followed the outlaws and woodsmen of a weird old America that never quite existed, but was instantly recognizable in our minds. And once he fused his psychedelic worldview with his Americana sensibilities, he really started cooking with gas. "Ripple," "Box of Rain," and "Brokedown Palace," are still considered some of the best songs ever written in part because they contain a spirituality that is uniquely American. His philosophy told everyone who was lost or broken that yeah, this world is incredibly strange, but love will see you through.
Robert Hunter's true genius was the way he looked at life's unanswerable questions, and saw the lack of answers as a source of beauty. To him, the Earth was "just a box of rain," and he didn't know who put it there. His best advice was "if I knew the way, I would take you home." And his stories were always unfinished, the audience left to decide if the soldier was wise. He was certain that life has a greater meaning, but he wasn't particularly interested in finding it. He looked around and saw a world overflowing with beautiful mystery, and seemed to think that learning all the answers would spoil the fun. History tends to reward the writers who take it upon themselves to solve life's puzzles. Or worse, those who declare life meaningless because we don't know everything. But Robert Hunter was hitting at something bigger. He wrote lines like "Inspiration, move me brightly. Light the song with sense and color, hold away despair. More than this I will not ask. Faced with mysteries dark and vast, statements just seem vain at last." To him, mystery was a feature, not a bug.
Above all else, Robert Hunter was a storyteller. In "Terrapin Station," arguably his greatest work, he stressed the importance of his profession in no uncertain terms. "The storyteller makes no choice, soon you will not hear his voice. His job is to shed light, and not to master." If that was Hunter's true goal, then he failed miserably. His voice is an indispensable one in American music, one that created worlds inside our minds that felt like they both predated and would outlive us. For the countless fans who sing his songs and the writers who try to emulate him (I count myself in both categories), all that's left to do is quote Robert Hunter's words back to him. "Fare you well, fare you well. I loved you more than words can tell. Listen to the river sing sweet songs to rock my soul."
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I have been going to eat lunch down by the Potomac River in Williamsport. I had a Common Merganser two days ago and a few Green-winged Teal yesterday. Today was completely different, there was over a hundred ducks and a distant tern. I thought at lunch it was a Forster's Tern, but upon returning after work some photographer guy suggested it might be a Common. Sure enough upon closer inspection he was correct. Rough-winged and Tree Swallows, first two flocks of Cormorants, and even more ducks in the evening were bonus.


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From the moment I saw the spot clear foil printed in register over that incredibly blue eye on the front cover, I knew this "eye-catching" self-promotional piece was worth casting my own graphic design eye over.
Designed and printed by Vision Graphics, the high-end marketing brochure features the company's press capabilities and shows just how fun and effective print can be.
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Q: PHP: Split string into same amount of chars and if it's too big find last \n and continue from there? I have a string which is quite long. The length of the string is variable and not static. That's why I need to write a dynamic function for my problem. However, I have to split my string into equal big sizes. The max size per string is 4096 chars.
This is actually quite easy to do this:
$myArray = str_split($myMessage, 4096);

The problem I am now facing is that I want split the string after each 4096s char but also have it readable. So, what I actually want is a function which splits the string after 4096 chars but then goes back to the last line break (\n) and then continues from there again.
So, at the end I have a quite readable string which is always splited by the 4096s (if the 4096s char  is a \n) or the last \n.
However, I already googled but didn't found a solution.. Could you guys help me and give me a hint how to solve this cause I don't really have a glue how to solve this..
So, here is a example of what I want at the end with a max char length of 5:
$myString = "Hey there.\nThis is a test.\nAnd this is\nhow it works."

[0] = "Hey there.\nThis is a test.\n"; //29 chars
[1] = "And this is\nhow it works.";

Kind regards and thank you!

A: so I got this to do what you wanted:
$myString = "Hey there.
This is a test.
And this is
how it works.";
$array1 = str_split($myString, 30);
$array2 = explode('
', $array1[0]);
for($i=0; $i<count($array2); $i++){
    echo $array2[$i].'
';
}

The issue I had was with the string in the first place trying to find \n I changed this to a
 and it was much easier to do. Not sure if you will be able to change your string like this in the first place.

A: $string = "Hey there.\nThis is a test.\nAnd this is\nhow it works.";
//Your long string with \n

$len = 20;
//The longest length of each chunk

$needle = "\n";
//The character you want to split the strings by

while(strlen($string)>$len){
    //as long as the string is longer than 1 chunk

    $len_chunk = substr($string, 0, $len);
    //cut away the first chunk

    $string = substr($string, $len);
    //keep the rest together

    if(!strrpos($len_chunk, $needle)){
        //in case the chunk doesn't contain a single \n character (! used instead of === FALSE by design)
        $chunks[] = $len_chunk;
        continue;
    }

    $chunks[] = substr($len_chunk, 0, strrpos($len_chunk, $needle));
    //trim away the stuff after the *last* \n

    $string = substr($len_chunk, strrpos($len_chunk, $needle)) . $string;
    //Attach the rest back to the original string
}

$chunks[] = $string;
//Add whatever is remaining in the string as the last chunk!

var_dump($chunks);

The output:
array(4) {
  [0]=>
  string(10) "Hey there."
  [1]=>
  string(16) "
This is a test."
  [2]=>
  string(12) "
And this is"
  [3]=>
  string(14) "
how it works."
}

The way the code is at the moment, the \n comes first in each subsequent string after the first. This can easily be changed to be the last character of reach string or removed altogether.


Due to an insufficient number of exhibitors to guarantee the trade show's usual standards, Reed Exhibition France has decided to cancel the upcoming Viscom Paris show, scheduled to take place on 26th, 27th and 28th September 2017. An agreement was nevertheless reached between the two organisers, Reed Exhibition France and 656 Editions (a subsidiary of the Infopro Digital group), to ensure continuity and to strengthen the trade shows' dynamics within the sector.
It was decided that a unique measure would be put into place to welcome Viscom Paris exhibitors to the next C!Print Lyon trade show in February 2018, organized by 656 Editions.
In order to respect Viscom Paris' position, whose development strategy has recently been concentrated on the Sign, Digital Media and Display markets, a "Digital Signage & OOH" area will be set up next to C!Print Lyon in order to better accommodate these new exhibitors and to allow the trade show's visitors to find companies which, up until then, weren't present at the event.
"This agreement confirms C!Print's position as a national event. With C!Print Lyon and C!Print Madrid, we are now leaders in both major markets of France and Spain," said Guillaume Abou, Managing Director of 656 Editions.
The agreement should enable 656 Editions to pursue its development and strengthen its initial strategy by developing C!Print Lyon as the main annual event for the printing, sign and digital markets. Moreover, the Paris launch of the new Print in Progress event by 656 Editions on the 11th and 12th of October will bring new momentum to the Parisian trade shows within the sector.


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The Bachelorette Exclusive Sneak Peek: What Does J.J. Really Think About the Clint Bromance?
On Monday's The Bachelorette "Men Tell All," host Chris Harrison wastes no time before telling J.J. that he blew it with Kaitlyn because of his bromance with Clint. But what does J.J. think?
Fans will remember the odd circumstances surrounding guys' relationship, which went from best friends to enemies in a matter of minutes. "Clint just seems angry with the world and I think when people are uncomfortable with who they are, it radiates around them," Harrison told us when teasing the upcoming "Men Tell All." "So it was awkward and I still don't get [what happened] with Clint and J.J." Neither do we, Chris.
The Bachelorette "Men Tell All" airs on Monday at 8/7c on ABC.


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EaDo Digest: Coronavirus Rumors Addressed + Local Bars make Thrillist List
What's happening this week: the Houston Health Department and Mayor Turner put an end to coronavirus rumors in the city, ABC 13 speaks with Dynamo player Christian Ramirez, longtime Dash player Bianca Henninger announces her retirement, and two EaDo bars make Thrillist's list for The Best Places in Houston to Watch the Super Bowl.
Houston Health Department and Mayor Turner address coronavirus rumors
The Houston Health Department addressed rumors mentioning businesses in Asiatown closing down due to the coronavirus as false. Mayor Turner also dismissed these kinds of rumors as false this past Wednesday in a live press conference from the Houston City Council chambers.
Local EaDo bars make Thrillist's list
The country's most anticipated championship game of the year is happening this weekend, and bars in EaDo are fully prepared to host Super Bowl watch parties. Two EaDo spots made Thrillist's list of The Best Places in Houston to Watch the Super Bowl: Pitch 25 Beer Park for its impressive "lineup of 20 strategically placed TVs and extensive, 100-tap beer list" and Lucky's Pub, home of "Houston's biggest and baddest 21-foot HDTV."
Dynamo forward Christian Ramirez gets familiar with EaDo
New Dynamo forward Christian Ramirez recently spoke with ABC 13's David Nuño regarding the new season and exploring Houston and EaDo. Christian Ramirez was traded to the Dynamo last year on August 7, 2019, so he hasn't had a lot of time to really dive into city life yet, though he hopes to explore more with his wife in 2020.
Houston Dash goalkeeper Bianca Henninger announces retirement
Longtime goalkeeper Bianca Henninger hung up her soccer cleats as she announced her retirement earlier this week. Henninger has been with the team since it was first established in 2014, after being traded from FC Kansas City before the start of the season. She also ends her eight-year career with four international game appearances—known as caps—with the Mexican Women's National Team.
Panama vs USWNT
After defeating Haiti (4-0), the United States women's national soccer team continues its journey to the Olympics on January 31, in a 7 p.m. match against Panama at BBVA stadium. Tickets to the game are still available, and the same tickets are valid for the Haiti vs Costa Rica match up earlier in the day at 4:45 p.m.—a two-for-one deal!
The last game for the USWNT is against Costa Rica, who won their first match against Panama (6-1). The game will take place February 3 at 7:30 p.m. and you can find tickets online.
Sunday Swang: Monthly Slow Ride
Join EaDo Bike Co. on a leisurely ride this Sunday, February 3. The family-friendly, three-hour ride will begin at EaDo Bike Co. at 2 p.m. and head out at 3 p.m., making stops at local eateries for ice cream, hot dogs and beers.
Movie Night at Neil's: Parasite
Neil's Bahr will showcase the film Parasite on Monday, February 3 for guests ages 21 and up. The dark comedy is an Oscar Best Picture contender, and the event gives you the perfect chance to watch the film before the awards show on February 9. The movie will begin exactly at 8 p.m., so don't be late.
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Topsham Devon
Topsham, Devon
In 1870-72, John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales described Topsham like this:
TOPSHAM, a small town, a parish, and a sub-district, in St. Thomas district, Devon. The town stands on the river Exe, immediately above the influx of the Clist, and on the Exeter and Exmouth railway, 4 miles SSE of Exeter; was the only port of Exeter prior to the opening of the ship canal in 1544; had then a larger trade with Newfoundland than any other port of England; suffered an attack by the Earl of Warwick, on occasion of the siege of Exeter, in 1643; was the headquarters of Fairfax, prior to his removal to Ottery, in 1645; comprises one long street of irregular breadth, and several smaller streets; includes, in the S, a section called the Strand, consisting chiefly of genteel houses, and commanding very fine views; carries on ship-building, chain-making, rope-making, and a considerable coasting trade; and has a head post-office,‡ a r. ...
station with telegraph, two chief inns, a fine parish church, Independent and Wesleyan chapels, a national school, charities £151, and a fair on the Thursday after 18 July. Pop. in 1861, 2,772. Houses, 539.—The parish includes Countess-Weir chapelry, and comprises 1,570 acres of land and 170 of water. Real property, £11,085; of which £85 are in gasworks. Pop. in 1851, 3,377; in 1861, 3,503. Houses, 682. The manor belonged anciently to the Crown, and afterwards was held, for a long period, by the Earls of Devon. Weir House is the seat of Sir J. T. B. Duckworth, Bart.; and there are numerous good residences. The living is a p. curacy in the diocese of Exeter. Value, £290. Patrons, the Dean and Chapter of E. The p. curacy of Countess-Weir is a separate benefice.—The sub-district contains five parishes. Acres, 6,207. Pop., 4,777. Houses, 945.
Topsham through time
Topsham is now part of Exeter district. Click here for graphs and data of how Exeter has changed over two centuries. For statistics about Topsham itself, go to Units and Statistics.
GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, History of Topsham, in Exeter and Devon | Map and description, A Vision of Britain through Time.
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Jesus told us, his disciples, to make disciples of all nations. One of the most important values of Cornerstone Church of Christ is to serve community. Check out the ways to serve just below or look at our ministry partners page for more.
When you enter Cornerstone as a first time guest, this is the committed team that will first greet you. These members arrive early and remain late to insure that each person who crosses the threshold at Cornerstone receives a taste of Christ's love. If you're interested in this area of ministry, contact Bob Paddock, our Senior Minister.
Perhaps you are not the outgoing sort, but you prefer to serve quietly. This team is a great place for you. Members put together food baskets for those in need within our community, arrange meals for those suffering lost or recovering from illness, and send cards to those who need an extra word of encouragement. If you'd like to serve in this area, contact our Church Secretary, Evelyn Francis.
Another "behind the scenes" but vitally important area of ministry is preparing the communion trays prior to services each Lord's Day. Contact Evelyn Francis if you'd like to help in this area.
Cornerstone hosts an amazing group of people once a month for a time of fellowship, worship and lunch. If you enjoy a little food prep, having a great time of joy and laughter and getting to know some wonderful folks, then this is the spot for you! Contact Evelyn Francis to find out how you can be a part of this mission!
We strive to have God-honoring, engaging and effective weekly gatherings. To support this objective, many church members get involved in our worship arts ministry. Some play their instruments, some are vocalists and some run the audio and video projection systems. These servants are an important part of the ministry of Cornerstone, sharing their love for God and each other as they work together. If you'd like to use your musical or technological gifts in this area, please contact David Mitchell, our Worship Arts Director.
Using media to spread the gospel is a privilege of Cornerstone. In an age of widespread technology, we have a stewardship to use these tools as best as possible for Kingdom purposes. Our weekly sermons are uploaded to our website in video and audio formats. Please contact Rick Rizzi for how you might serve in this area.
In order to give our children the best Bible teaching possible, Cornerstone holds a children's church service in conjunction with the main services. This special time gives kids more opportunity for interaction and learning in a context and manner that may be better suited to their age and learning styles. Please contact our Children's Minister, Michelle Stallard, for further information on how you could help.
Assisting in class, mentoring, chaperoning a trip, teaching, and just generally having lots of fun while helping to raise up godly young men and women. Some exciting stuff going on here! Contact our Youth and Family Minister, Larry Hunt, for how you can become involved!
Each summer, Cornerstone members support Camp Pitt through their summer program. The week-long camps involve games, creative teaching, great food, good worship, and the intentional influence of camp counselors and team leaders. They find that their ministry is personally rewarding, and both campers and volunteers grow in the process. Contact Larry Hunt, for how you can get involved at Camp.
There's always a project to be completed around the Cornerstone campus. Cutting the grass, repairs, electrical and plumbing needs…the list goes on and on. Contact Bill Randolph if you are skilled in any of these areas and would like to serve in this vital ministry.
A number of our members have formal medical training (nursing, emergency medical services, etc.) and are making themselves available during Cornerstone's services and events for any medical emergencies that might arise. If you have medical training and are willing to be a part of a rotating schedule of availability, contact Eric Motley.
Whether it's praying for specific urgent requests, giving praise for the many great things God is doing, or petitioning God on behalf of ongoing needs, our prayer ministry is extremely important and necessary. If you feel led to join in this amazing area of ministry, please contact Marie Paddock.


How Much Do Dogs Remember?
Dogs recall a lot more than you think!
If you have a dog, chances are you have wondered if your beloved doggy can remember you or anything else for that matter.
Does your pet remember things you do together?
For humans, the ability to consciously recall personal experiences and events, is thought to be linked to self-awareness. It shapes how we think about the past—and how we predict the future.
Our memories contribute to how we understand ourselves and our experiences in the world. But because dogs aren't verbal, it's very hard for humans to understand whether they have a similar sense of self.
The 2016 study conducted at the Family Dog Project yielded great insights. It was conducted at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest, Hungary.
The study suggests that dogs share a type of episodic memory. And that the ability to recollect is more common in animals than previously thought.
Alexandra Horowitz, a dog cognition scientist at Barnard College in New York City, commented on the study. She wasn't involved in it, but said it was a "creative approach to trying to capture what's on a dog's mind."
The concept that nonhuman animals can consciously remember things they've done or seen in the past, is controversial. Most experts believe that Episodic memory doesn't exist in animals because they aren't self-aware.
But scientists have shown that some species do have "episodic-like" memories. Animals like Western scrub jays, hummingbirds, rats and great apes have been observed to remember complex sequences. This has enhanced their ability to survive. For instance, the Western Scrub Jays; remember what food they've stashed; where and when. They can also recall who (if anyone) was watching at the time.
This leads us to ask a couple of questions.
- What occurs in an animal's brain when it comes to events that are not strictly necessary for their survival?
- What do they think when an event doesn't involve someone else's actions?
They trained the dogs to imitate human actions on command. But that alone did not prove episodic-like memory, so the testing continued.
2. In the next round of training, the owners taught their dogs to lie down after watching them do something different. Things like touching an umbrella or stepping up on a chair were used as signals. They were no longer required to imitate the same act performed by their owners, instead they were expected to lie down.
That's when the dog had to remember what action it had seen its owner do previously. That action was combined with the command it was being ordered to perform.
And this was done even though it had no expectation that it needed to recall the action.
The dogs were tested in this way both one minute and one hour after watching their owners.
a. Essentially, the dogs were first trained to imitate human actions on command.
b. Next, they were trained to perform a simple training exercise (lying down), irrespective of the previously demonstrated action.
So, they substituted the dogs' expectation to imitate their owners with the expectation to lie down.
Amazingly, the dogs succeeded in 33 of 35 trials. This suggests that dogs have something similar to episodic memory. Although, the longer the dogs had to wait the more trouble they had recalling the action, like human episodic memory.
The human memory fades at a faster rate when an event isn't intentionally recorded. For example, you're more likely to remember your first kiss than a hug last week from your spouse.
To break it down, the dogs were able to remember the "do as I do" trick, even when the owner performed a different trick, but their memory faded with time.
According to researchers, this demonstrates that dogs can remember events they witness (in this case, an action performed by their owner).
"The study showed that dogs remember events much like we do, and [it] blows out of the water the old way most scientists characterized animal memory," said Brian Hare, a dog cognition expert at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, who was not involved in the study.
The study revealed that episodic memory is not unique to humans. And it did not evolve only in primates.
Though humans and animals do not share the same level of episodic memory or self-awareness, it shows that dogs and other animals recall a lot more than we probably think.
"It's a more widespread skill in the animal kingdom," said Claudia Fugazza, an ethologist at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest and the study's lead author who also said that parrots, dolphins and killer whales could be the next ones to be further tested.
Researchers have already taught these species the "do as I do" trick.
Note: A cat's memory is thought to be at least 200 times better than a dog's.
Unlike episodic memory, there is associative memory which we know for sure that dogs have.
After all, a dog who's been through obedience training can remember commands and hand signals for the rest of its life. Dogs have proven to have good memories when it comes to people, places and things.
For example, they know which fences they like to bark at and who gives them treats. It's associative memory that helps dogs remember their favorite things.
When you think about going for a walk, you probably remember specific walks you've taken in the past. And you may recall a specific route you took or the time it rained on you while you were out for a stroll.
A dog's mind, according to studies, does not exactly work the same way.
Instead, dogs have associative memory. They remember people, places and experiences based on feelings and associations they have with them.
For example, many dogs remember walks because of their association with their owners' walking shoes. If you're a dog owner, you know this well. Some dogs go bonkers when their owners grab their leashes because they associate that leash with a walk, and a walk is one of their favorite things.
So, this is how dogs remember things based on their associations with them.
With training you can change your dog's associative memories and behaviors. For example, when someone new comes to your home, have them give your dog positive attention and treats so your dog will associate that person with things he/she likes.
Your dog may not "remember" that person the same way you remember them, but he/she will form positive associations with that person.
Do dogs remember bad experiences? They sure do!
Although dogs don't have the same kind of memory as we do, they can form negative associations that we may interpret as "bad memories." Just like the good, they recall the bad.
You might notice how dogs who were abused as puppies or come from abusive homes will act scared and fearful around humans: that's because it was most likely a human who abused the dog. That dog associates abuse with humans.
Does your dog act fearful in the waiting room at the vet's office? If he's had a negative experience at the vet, while he may not remember exactly what scared him so much, he associates the vet's waiting room with that fear.
You can help dogs overcome negative associations by replacing them with positive experiences. For example, take a few "fun" field trips to the vet's office where no exam takes place. Unfortunately, the stronger the association, the harder it is to change the memory.
Does My Dog Remember Me?
You probably remember the first day your dog came home to live with you. But does your dog remember the first time meeting you? The short answer is, probably not.
While that 2016 study shows dogs may have some type of episodic-like memory, it also reveals there are real limits to that type of memory in dogs. So, your dog probably does not reflect on your first moments together in the same way you do.
The heartwarming news is, your dog's associative memory means he knows who you are and that he likes you! Dogs are also strongly affected by smell, so your dog's sense of smell helps him recognize and "remember" you and your scent is recognizable to your dog.
So, why does my dog sit and wait for me in the window?
Your dog might not remember everything you do together nor the day you first brought her home.
But she might remember watching you leave the house this morning and her strong positive associations with you mean she'll celebrate when you get home tonight. And don't forget, that 2016 study did reveal dogs have short-term episodic-like memory.
Your dog's positive associations with you, your home, her favorite doggy friends and her favorite treats mean that she's constantly "remembering" your life together and celebrating the good stuff in it.
Even if dogs don't have fond memories of the past, their recognition of the present is a good reminder to live in the moment and enjoy every experience you have together.


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The Cry of Love
The Cry of Love is the first posthumous Jimi Hendrix album. Engineered, mixed, and compiled by his former engineer Eddie Kramer and drummer Mitch Mitchell, it consists of songs that Hendrix was intending to release on a double LP titled First Rays of the New Rising Sun. All of the songs here were written by Hendrix, and recorded from late 1969 through the summer of 1970 with the exception of "My Friend," which was recorded during the early stages of the 1968 Electric Ladyland sessions. The anthemic rocker "Freedom" was released as a single in the US, and songs like "Angel," "Night Bird Flying," and "Ezy Rider" are valuable additions to the Hendrix canon. Being the first posthumous release, it is arguably the best as it features Hendrix' most complete unreleased tracks. While First Rays of the New Rising Sun was eventually released with these songs, this version featuring the Hendrix-Mitchell-Cox trio is a much more cohesive-sounding group.
The Cry of Love Catalog Number: Reprise 2480 027
The Cry of Love Track Listing:
1. Freedom – 3:24
2. Drifting – 3:46
3. Ezy Ryder – 4:09
4. Night Bird Flying – 3:50
5. My Friend – 4:40
1. Straight Ahead – 4:42
2. Astro Man – 3:37
3. Angel – 4:25
4. In from the Storm – 3:42
5. Belly Button Window – 3:34
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We'll start pour updates this morning shortly. The players are warming up.
8:50am: Anton McKenzie is taking part in practice for the first time this camp after nursing a "hamstring injury" and perhaps shedding a few pounds.
8:58am: Offense and defense have broken off into groups and are working on routes, blocking schemes and coverages. Non contact. This fan needs to see some hitting…soon!
9:17am: zzzzz…oh sorry…More walk throughs and game scheming I would guess. On a good note, all the QB's have good zip on the ball today.
9:28am: Wide awake now! Full contact scimmage!
9:31am: I'm becoming a VERY big Andrew Harris fan. Great running in this scrimmage.
9:31am: full contact scrimmage over in favour of some receiver and secondary drills. Haley and McKenzie have been getting startin reps at linebacker. Yes fans the 4-2 defense is back.
9:45am: Anton McKenzie with some nice coverage almost picks off Parrish.
9:47am: On to some full contact running drills. Yonus Davis and Toddrick Pendland getting some looks. Neither looks as good as Harris.
9:54am: With Paris Jackson once again sitting out the session, Steven Black is once again getting reps with the starters and looks good.
10:00am: Tempers flare again as Rasouli and Gibbs have a skirmish. Rasouli still hot under the collar. It's been a tough week for Mr. Gibbs, who may want to stop engaging with the O-line after dropping weight this year. Gibbs sent off the field to chat with Quick Parker.
10:03am: QB's working on footworks and checking off receivers, kick return team getting in some work while the offensive line working off on another field on engaging drills.
10:04am: Walker, Davis, Pendland and Robert Jordan are getting return reps.
10:06am: Was just informed by a source that says Sask QB Darian Durant broke his thumb on his throwing hand. I shed a tear, but it turns out it was an inaccurate report.
10:18am: Tad Crawford picks off Printers on a deep attempt to Arceneaux. It was a bit of a duck.
10:25am: Mike Benevides is not happy with the defense during this scrimmage session. Montrell Craft and McKenzie hear his wrath.
10:42: That's a wrap for the morning session. Standouts today, Crawford, Haley, Harris, Messam, Black, Printers, Lulay. Armstrong had a better session. Both kickers punted well.
We'll see you at 4:00pm for our final blog from camp!


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Featuring the outstanding young men of Pilsen F.C.
Pilsen, Chicago IL USA
Pilsen F.C. is a street soccer league made up of 18 young men from the Pilsen Chicago area. The latest demographic statistics put Pilsen at a population of 12,293 residents, with 70.7% Hispanic residents, 18.9% white, 6.2% Black, 2.6% Asian, 1.1% mixed, and .5% who indicated "other."
"I've been playing soccer since I was four years old. My mom said, "before you were crawling you were already chasing soccer balls" said George Gonzalez. George has been playing with Pilsen F.C. since its inception in 2013.
George is undocumented, and mentioned his relationship and process of being protected under the Dream Act.
"A couple years ago, a lot of people were being arrested on 26th street. A lot of families got separated, some people I know who had fake social security. And I know it's illegal, but what else can someone do when trying to provide for their family."
"Being part of Pilsen is fun, there's a lot changing. Me personally growing up, it was awesome. You bring a lot from your country to the community. Everyone speaks Spanish so you're never lost. The food is similar."
"It's not the typical American place in Chicago."
"Back in 2013 we were just kids, 13, 12, 14 years old, we had all the time in the world to play. School was our responsibility, so we would spend all day in the park. Everything was so easy. Some friends were falling into gang activity, and this was something to look forward to."
George recounts that a local shop owner from the community, and a former semi-professional soccer player, took an interest in the young players. "He started training us and we started to take the sport real seriously."
On the increasingly gentrifying Pilsen neighborhood:
"You see white people running now, jogging. A couple years ago you would see that and think, "they're crazy, they're going to get shot, get jumped. You're seeing people having picnics next to the courts. But it makes you feel more secure now I guess. I don't think the changes or the progress is a bad thing. There's more people out here, more people watching."
Photos by: Cami Thomas
Photographed: Pilsen F.C.
Interview with: George Gonzalez of Pilsen F.C.
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When It Comes To Bronny James' Future, LeBron James Really Wants This One Thing For His Son
James wants to share a court with Bronny, saying it would be an "unbelievable moment" if it happens.
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The King, LeBron James, kept it all the way real when talking about his son, Bronny's future.
In a clip from Uninterrupted's Top Class series that highlights Bronny's Sierra Canyon Trailblazers, his parents get rea candid about his future. Speaking first, his mother, Savannah James, just wants her son to be "happy" in whatever he decides to do with his life. When the focus shifted to his dad, LeBron James, he made it perfectly clear he wants his oldest son to make it to the NBA.
But, that's not all. James wants to share a court with Bronny, saying it would be an "unbelievable moment" if it happens. LBJ hasn't been shy about playing alongside Bronny and has spoken about it on more than one occasion. This latest mention of it is the clearest he has ever been about the idea of being on an NBA court with his son.
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LeBron James, 37, is currently balling out of control, carrying a subpar Lakers team on his back. The King continues to wow fans while silencing his critics who love to say he's about to fall off a cliff. James is well aware that time is running out for him and that by the 2024 NBA Draft when Bronny will be able to enter the league, he will be 39-years-old, but that doesn't necessarily mean James will be ready to hang up his kicks since he still not on the typical NBA's players timeline.
That also will depend on if Bronny has what it takes to even be in the NBA. Right now, Bronny is a highly-ranked Sierra Canyon HS in Los Angeles. Per 247Sports, he is ranked as a four-star recruit and the No. 38 player in the Class of 2023. Bronny is also the sixth-best combo guard in the country and the no.6 overall player in California.
We would love to see Bron and Bronny hooping on the same court, and we believe it will happen.
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