In a quiet corner of South America, far removed from the splendor of Machu Picchu or the excitement of Rio de Janeiro, you can find a small, committed group of Anglicans who deeply love their church. The Anglicans of Uruguay, the small coastal country nestled between Argentina and Brazil, also fear for the future of their church: numbers have continued to decline, the parishioners are growing older, and the outside culture has not expressed taste for church.
While the worldwide nature of the Anglican Communion is often a subject of discussion, Uruguay's Anglicans may not come to mind frequently to northern Episcopalians and Anglicans. The Iglesia Anglicana del Uruguay made headlines in 2010, when, based on its desire to ordain women to the priesthood, it voted to leave the Province of the Southern Cone and join Brazil. The rest of the province said no. Trouble also erupted after the election of Canadian-born Michael Pollesel as bishop in early 2012; the province's House of Bishops refused to ratify the election. In 2012, the Anglican Consultative Council declined Uruguay's request to leave the Southern Cone. However, with the ratification of Pollesel's election in 2013, and a local option for women's ordination granted in 2015, Uruguay's Anglicans have slipped away from the headlines and likely toward the back of Northern minds.


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Q: ERROR 1130 (HY000) or ERROR 2003 (HY000) : connect mysql from windows to ubuntu on VMware I tried many ways but failed.I want to connect the MySQL on Linux in VMware from Windows.

*

*VMware:11.1.0 build-2496824

*Linux:Ubuntu 14.10

*Windows:win 8.1 x64

*MySQL Version

*

*windws: 5.6.24

*Linux: 5.5.43

*IP

*

*Windows:192.168.1.102

*Linux: 192.168.1.100

PS: Ping requests receive packets from each other.
When I input the cmd:
mysql -h 192.168.1.100 -u root_test -p

i am sure i input the right pwd,but the mysql server returns "ERROR 1130 (HY000): Host '192.168.1.100' is not allowed to connect to this MySQL Server"
or "ERROR 2003 (HY000): Can't connect to MySQL server on '192.168.1.100' (10061)".
Proto   Recv-Q   Send-Q   Local Address      Foreign Address       State       PID/Program name
tcp          0        0   0.0.0.0:3306       0.0.0.0:*             LISTEN        -

my.cnf:bind-address = 0.0.0.0

service iptables status
iptables: unrecognized service

select user,host from user;
+------------------+---------------+
| user             | host          |
+------------------+---------------+
| root             | 127.0.0.1     |
| root_test        | 192.168.1.102 |
| debian-sys-maint | localhost     |
| root             | localhost     |
+------------------+---------------+

show grants for 'root_test'@'192.168.1.102';

+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Grants for root_test@192.168.1.102                                                                                |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO 'root_test'@'192.168.1.102' IDENTIFIED BY PASSWORD 'MD5-PWD'                                   |

+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

Update
I finally figured it out by changing the IPv4 properties Obtain an IP address automatically to use the following IP address on windows.

PS:VMware's internet setting is Bridged.
thank @s3v3n and @Drew Pierce very much,you are kind and friendly. thank you.

A: 1) change my.conf (whatever your mysql conf file is called). And set bind-address to 0.0.0.0 as it is prob 127.0.0.1
2) stop/restart mysql daemon
Connections now are not limited to those from localhost. The default is localhost for obvious security reason until dev guy tweaks it
3) grants with flush
4) firewall
Good luck!

Edit:
shows info necessary in some environments to set up user / get in

mainly it shows how sqlyog can clue you into your hostname as seen or
  known by the mysql daemon (regardless of what you think your IP
  address is).

so I am sitting here thinking my external ip address on my workstation is 188.188.188.188 and I plow forward with that in my servers create user and grants and it doesn't work ultimately to get in to mysql.
I am also looking for tight security.
create an instance on aws ec-2 or your vm environment.
mine is created with public dns = ec2-23-21-7-136.compute-1.amazonaws.com
only port 22 open (ssh)
mysql is baked-in and running, blind to outside world.
run sqlyog to get in. it bombs. good. visible here

ssh/putty into or sit at server (mine is in Singapore, not sitting at)
at linux prompt i get into mysql
so now i am at a mysql prompt (not OS, i know u know this someone else might not :>)
mysql> select user,host from mysql.user;
+------------------+------------------------+
| user             | host                   |
+------------------+------------------------+
| root             | 127.0.0.1              |
| foo_user         | w.x.y.z                |
+------------------+------------------------+
2 rows in set (0.00 sec)

go into vm and open port 3306 for inbound 0.0.0.0/0  (anywhere)

try sqlyog connect again for root.
bombs. good. the bomb gave us good info.
visible here
i know who mysql thinks i should be, glad root can't get in
'root'@'xxxx.yyyy.comcastbusiness.net'

mysql> show databases;
+--------------------+
| Database           |
+--------------------+
| information_schema |
| foo                |
| mysql              |
| performance_schema |
| phpmyadmin         |
| test               |
+--------------------+
6 rows in set (0.00 sec)

so with that i create user
CREATE USER 'fred7'@'xxxx.yyyy.comcastbusiness.net' IDENTIFIED BY 'bonehead7';

and
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON test.* TO 'fred7'@'xxxx.yyyy.comcastbusiness.net';

for those of you crazy about wildcards, make your security less tight

mysql> select user,host from mysql.user;
+------------------+-------------------------------+
| user             | host                          |
+------------------+-------------------------------+
| root             | 127.0.0.1                     |
| foo_user         | w.x.y.z                       |
| fred7            | xxxx.yyyy.comcastbusiness.net |
+------------------+-------------------------------+

try sqlyog connect again, this time for user=fred7 password=bonehead7
good.
i am in.
visible here

and there was much rejoicing (at least for me)

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Cosmic-Indie Pop: STRFKR hits Missoula with Vault Album Tour
Posted June 18, 2017 | Artist Spotlight, Featured, The Top Hat.
Five albums deep, Portland synth-poppers known as STRFKR will play The Top Hat on June 29th. The date is part of the group's tour for their vault release project, a 3-album saga of previously unreleased material.
Each album is comprised of "as is" songs that are intended to give fans a closer look into lead songwriter, Josh Hodges', creative process. The material was rescued from the songwriter's computer and contains mostly one or two minute snippets of unfinished songs (more info here).
Vault Vol. 1 is twenty songs; some of which come from 2007, before their last full length album. Released on vinyl, STRFKR intends audiences to better appreciate the musical evolution behind their previous four full-length releases. A lot of the material is simply guitar and keyboard accompanying Hodges in a demo style.
Vault Vol. 2 is expected Jul 7. Preorder here>>
The group sold out The Top Hat last summer. Those who were there will recall a high-energy performance filled with exciting lighting, weird dancing, and even weirder costuming. They are great for fans of Psychic Twin, Ra Ra Riot, and Glass Animals
A Portland brand of out-there, performances have been labeled as "out of this world," so be ready to dance off into the indie-synth stratosphere
Tickets are available for this performance online, over the phone at 877-987-6487, and at The Top Hat's box office in downtown Missoula.
Event: STRFKR at The Top Hat 6/29/17
Jun 28: Animal Collective (The Wilma)
Aug 22: Cuddle Magic- opening for Lake Street Dive (The Wilma)
Sept 9: Com Truise and Nosaj Thing (The Top Hat)
Sept 27: Future Islands (The Wilma)
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the coffee here is scary.
idchild and gabsosteel have the coolest apartment evar. ThI met some of thier friends last night. They are pretty rad.
Training training training. My class has only 6 people in it - but open internet access.
Now I just need to make it through the week.
No more training after this week?
You should start bringing your own damn coffee!
Enjoy the northern climes. You ain't missing anything weather-wise at home. It's gray and bleh out.
if you wave, i'll prolly be able to see you!
also, apparently i'm stalking you.
when do you leave back for nyc?
I leave friday night - tonight-wed are good, thursday would also be good, but it is going to be a mixed crowd with a preset agenda.


On-line shopping – what to pay to get a package as soon as possible?
Do not like to wait for packages from an online store? However, there are ways to speed up delivery. We advise you on what to do to enjoy it even the next day!
We are increasingly choosing online shopping. They are an excellent alternative to shopping in ordinary stores – not only we have a wider choice, but also we can shop more comfortably, faster and pay even less for them.
The main downside of buying online is waiting for a shipment from the seller. Depending on where you shop, as well as the method of payment and shipping you choose, we can wait for a few days or even more than a month.
However, you can speed up the shipment – for this purpose, it is worth remembering some important tips. Get to know them now!
Before we make purchases in any online store, we should see what the declared shipping time is. It happens that the seller only has to bring goods for us or send it not from Poland, but from another country, for example from China.
As a result, the delivery time is longer and we have to wait impatiently for the package. Information on the time of sending individual items can be found most often on their websites and in the regulations of the online store.
The method of payment also affects the duration of the order – it is best to opt for a store that accepts payments via fast online payment systems.
Thanks to this, even when paying for the order via an interbank transfer, we will be able to receive the package instantly – the seller will then immediately receive payment information and will be able to pack and send the goods.
Also, we can speed up the shipment by picking a package with cash on delivery, but it is usually more expensive than paying in advance.
Another issue is choosing the right method of delivery of the ordered items.
Parcels sent by courier companies and priority letters and parcels are the fastest – and we can usually have them at home the next day (in the case of Polish Post parcels and letters only if they were sent to a certain time of the previous day).
In most cases, parcels sent to Parcel Lockers also arrive quite quickly. They are usually placed in devices the next day. The advantage is the ability to pick up the package at any time – we are not limited by working hours of the post or courier company.
Finally, it's worth pointing out the fact that the seller's reliability is affected during the order. Many stores realize orders right away, that is, send parcels on a regular basis. However, there are also shops where customer service is not at the highest level.
To reduce the risk when buying it is worth to see in advance what are the opinions of a given online store. When they are positive and also exposing people, they indicate the quick delivery time, it is worth choosing an offer. Otherwise, it's worth looking for another one.


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There's no substitute for someone who gets you
by Amy Gray | May 11, 2016 | Making Mentoring Work | 0 comments
by Laura Yoviene and Jean Rhodes
We like people who "get" us–those friends and family members who seem to understand who we are at an intuitive level and yet love and appreciate us all the same. Students gravitate toward teachers, guidance counselors, and other adults who get them, which creates opportunities for these caring adults to influence students' career choices and life paths.
In fact, the usual way of asking about mentors, especially natural mentors, may not be fully capturing young people's experience with caring adults. They may be unfamiliar with what a mentor is, associate it only with formal mentoring programs, or feel that the everyday adults in their lives do not merit this somewhat lofty designation.
Moreover, youth may feel closest to the adults whom they perceive like and truly understand (i.e., get) them. Indeed, in a qualitative study investigating the processes that underpin successful mentoring relationships, Spencer (2006) noted the importance of mentees feeling that their mentor "understands or gets them, knows who they are, and cares about them."
This notion of getting is intriguing as it shifts the perspective from youths' admiration of potentially more distant adults to youths' appraisal of how well the adults in their daily lives know and like them.
It also aligns with reward theory, which posits that we like those people with whom we have reinforcing interactions. "Getting" can further be described as a combination of warmth and showing interest, both of which are dimensions of developmental relationships (Search Institute, 2014).
Trevarthen (2001) describes the experience of being meaningful to someone important as a core need throughout life. Furthermore, interacting with someone who is thought to understand and like us has been shown to contribute to greater engagement in one's goals (Rook & Underwood, 2000).
A focus on "getting" also makes sense from a developmental perspective, given issues of acceptance and rejection are particularly salient during the adolescent years.
As adolescents gain greater autonomy from their parents, other adults take on increased importance as role models and alternative attachment figures (Allen & Hauser, 1996). A study by Karcher, Davidson, Rhodes, & Herrera (2010) highlights middle adolescents' sensitivity to non-parent adult appraisals.
Adolescents who were paired with mentors who held more negative pre-match beliefs about youth in general showed fewer positive outcomes than those paired with mentors who were more positively disposed toward youth.
Based on such research, we recently conducted a study in which we explored whether youths' feeling of being gotten by a key adult can lead to a range of positive outcomes (Yoviene, Rhodes, & Scales, 2015).
We drew on data from the Teen Voice study (Scales, Benson, & Roehlkepartain, 2011; Scales, Roehlkepartain, & Benson, 2010) to explore youths' relationships with key adults outside of their families.
Feeling "gotten" was shown to relate to a range of positive developmental outcomes including grades, school effort, purpose, and civic engagement, providing a potentially more assessable way of capturing close relationships between adolescents and nonparental adults.
Adolescents identified a range of adults who got them, and levels of perceived relational engagement were positively associated with positive youth outcomes and supportive relationships.
The most common "getters" were teachers and aunts/uncles, followed by religious or youth group leaders, grandparents, and coaches. Past studies of natural mentors have resulted in relatively lower rates of teacher nominations (e.g., Dubois & Silverthorn, 2005).
Indeed, nearly a quarter (23%) of youth in the current study felt that at least one teacher got them. Surprisingly, feeling gotten by any adult was positively associated with GPA, whereas having a mentor showed no such association.
These positive outcomes speak to the important role that teachers and other school staff may play in helping youth feel engaged in school and promoting academic success.
Along these lines, psychologist Robert Pianta and colleagues have identified the key qualities of successful teacher-student relationships: the ability to read a youth's emotional and social signals accurately and respond accordingly; to offer warmth and acceptance; to offer assistance when necessary; and to enact appropriate structures and limits for the child (Pianta, Hamre, & Stuhlman, 2003).
And the high occurrence of aunts and uncles converges with past studies of natural mentoring relationships that categorize these extended family members as playing an important role. Aunts and uncles fill an interesting niche in a youth's life; not quite the parents yet still sharing a familial bond.
We found that adult who get youth show a combination of attunement and opportunity. Adults conveyed attunement by listening to youth, being dependable, and remembering things from past conversations.
These adults were trustworthy and reliable, which is key to building trust and they also incorporated humor. The opportunity dimension captured a distinct, yet complementary aspect of relational engagement in which the adults convey to youth that they believe in them enough to give them special privileges and hold them to higher standards.
This is in line with the concept of wise feedback, in which youth learn to attribute critical feedback in school to their teachers' high standards and belief in their potential, resulting in improvements in their quality of work (Yeager et al., 2014).
Based on our preliminary findings, we recommend that programs consider asking young people if there are any adults who "get" them. If you would like more information about the "gets" items, please contact UMB doctoral candidate Laura Yoviene, M.A. Lyoviene@gmail.com
From The Chronicle of Evidence-Based Mentoring; By Nancy McNamara May 3, 2016


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> Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong: We Should Focus More on Bitcoin and Sidechains, Less on Altcoins
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong: We Should Focus More on Bitcoin and Sidechains, Less on Altcoins
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has articulated his stance on where the future of cryptocurrency lies:
Ripple, Stellar, and Altcoins are all a distraction. Bitcoin is way too far ahead. We should be focused on bitcoin and sidechains — Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong) February 23, 2015
Three of the biggest players in the business, namely Coinbase, BitPay and Blockchain Blockchain Blockchain comprises a digital network of blocks with a comprehensive ledger of transactions made in a cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin or other altcoins.One of the signature features of blockchain is that it is maintained across more than one computer. The ledger can be public or private (permissioned.) In this sense, blockchain is immune to the manipulation of data making it not only open but verifiable. Because a blockchain is stored across a network of computers, it is very difficult to tampe Blockchain comprises a digital network of blocks with a comprehensive ledger of transactions made in a cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin or other altcoins.One of the signature features of blockchain is that it is maintained across more than one computer. The ledger can be public or private (permissioned.) In this sense, blockchain is immune to the manipulation of data making it not only open but verifiable. Because a blockchain is stored across a network of computers, it is very difficult to tampe Read this Term.info, are all bitcoin-centric. None cater to altcoins such as Litecoin in any way, nor have they seriously considered doing so. The thinking is that Bitcoin is currently by far the most prominent of cryptocurrencies, so it stands the best chance of thriving in the future.
The assumption is that in the future, there will likely be only a single dominant cryptocurrency. Therefore, devoting resources to altcoin ventures is unproductive and distracts the crypto world from its main mission.
As one would expect, many in the altcoin communities--whose members have occasionally been equally vocal to Bitcoiners--have what to say on the matter. Previously, altcoin founders have diplomatically argued that their coin may not be the chosen one, but it is certainly a worthwhile experiment toward discovering the ideal cryptocurrency.
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Armstrong's comment didn't only refer to altcoins, for which it can be argued, in many cases, that they are merely clones of Bitcoin with trivial modifications. He also included Bitcoin 2.0 technologies like Ripple and Stellar, whose codebases are reportedly not based on Bitcoin's. Steve Beauregard, CEO of GoCoin--which supports Litecoin and Dogecoin Payments Payments One of the bases of mediums of exchange in the modern world, a payment constitutes the transfer of a legal currency or equivalent from one party in exchange for goods or services to another entity. The payments industry has become a fixture of modern commerce, though the players involved and means of exchange have dramatically shifted over time.In particular, a party making a payment is referred to as a payer, with the payee reflecting the individual or entity receiving the payment. Most commonl One of the bases of mediums of exchange in the modern world, a payment constitutes the transfer of a legal currency or equivalent from one party in exchange for goods or services to another entity. The payments industry has become a fixture of modern commerce, though the players involved and means of exchange have dramatically shifted over time.In particular, a party making a payment is referred to as a payer, with the payee reflecting the individual or entity receiving the payment. Most commonl Read this Term--replied to Armstrong:
@brian_armstrong We are just entering the Blockchain 2.0 era many exciting new developments. Too early to declare #Bitcoin the winner IMHO — Steve Beauregard (@GoCoinCEO) February 23, 2015
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In the heart of Paso Robles stands a property so striking it's characterized in the wine label itself. Rabble Winery creates unconventional yet balanced wines that display the paradox of Paso's warm days and cool nights. This dry Rosé is full of fresh berries, juicy watermelon and mouthwatering acidity. The mermaid on the bottle has the right idea. Sip it beachside for maximum enjoyment.
This peachy Zinfandel isn't your grandmothers White Zin. Ravenswood has one credence they live by - No Wimpy Wines - and they've been doing that since 1976. This dry rosé is no different with bright fresh strawberries, peaches and watermelons bursting over the palate. Served cold on a hot day it will hit all the #roséallday filters.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Concurrent;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.Immutable;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using AsyncGenerator.Core;
using AsyncGenerator.Core.Analyzation;
using AsyncGenerator.Core.Extensions;
using AsyncGenerator.Core.Extensions.Internal;
using AsyncGenerator.Extensions.Internal;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.Syntax;

namespace AsyncGenerator.Internal
{
	internal abstract class FunctionData : AbstractData, IFunctionAnalyzationResult
	{
		protected FunctionData(IMethodSymbol methodSymbol)
		{
			Symbol = methodSymbol ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(methodSymbol));
			AsyncCounterpartName = Symbol.GetAsyncName();
		}

		public IMethodSymbol Symbol { get; }

		public abstract TypeData TypeData { get; }

		public MethodConversion Conversion { get; set; }

		public AsyncReturnType AsyncReturnType { get; set; }

		public string AsyncCounterpartName { get; set; }

		public bool ForceAsync { get; set; }

		/// <summary>
		/// Whether the function can be converted to an async method. Default: true
		/// </summary>
		public bool CanBeAsync { get; set; } = true;

		public abstract FunctionData ParentFunction { get; }

		public override ISymbol GetSymbol()
		{
			return Symbol;
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// References to other methods that are referenced/invoked inside this function/method and are candidates to be async
		/// </summary>
		public IEnumerable<BodyFunctionDataReference> BodyFunctionReferences => References.OfType<BodyFunctionDataReference>();

		public IEnumerable<CrefFunctionDataReference> CrefFunctionReferences => References.OfType<CrefFunctionDataReference>();

		public IEnumerable<NameofFunctionDataReference> NameofFunctionReferences => References.OfType<NameofFunctionDataReference>();

		public ConcurrentDictionary<SyntaxNode, ChildFunctionData> ChildFunctions { get; } = new ConcurrentDictionary<SyntaxNode, ChildFunctionData>();

		public List<LockData> Locks { get; } = new List<LockData>();

		public List<IdentifierNameSyntax> CatchPropertyGetterCalls { get; } = new List<IdentifierNameSyntax>();

		public List<StatementSyntax> Preconditions { get; } = new List<StatementSyntax>();

		public abstract SyntaxNode GetBodyNode();

		public abstract MethodOrAccessorData GetMethodOrAccessorData();

		public abstract BaseMethodData GetBaseMethodData();

		public ChildFunctionData GetChildFunction(SyntaxNode node, SemanticModel semanticModel, bool create = false)
		{
			if (ChildFunctions.TryGetValue(node, out var typeData))
			{
				return typeData;
			}
			if (!create)
			{
				return null;
			}

			if (node is AnonymousFunctionExpressionSyntax anonymousFunc)
			{
				var symbol = semanticModel.GetSymbolInfo(node).Symbol as IMethodSymbol;
				return ChildFunctions.GetOrAdd(node, syntax => OnChildCreated(new AnonymousFunctionData(GetBaseMethodData(), symbol, anonymousFunc, this)));
			}

			if (node is LocalFunctionStatementSyntax localFunc)
			{
				var symbol = semanticModel.GetDeclaredSymbol(node) as IMethodSymbol;
				return ChildFunctions.GetOrAdd(node, syntax => OnChildCreated(new LocalFunctionData(GetBaseMethodData(), symbol, localFunc, this)));
			}
			throw new InvalidOperationException($"Cannot get a ChildFunctionData from syntax node {node}");
		}

		public IEnumerable<FunctionData> GetSelfAndDescendantsFunctions(Func<FunctionData, bool> predicate = null)
		{
			return GetSelfAndDescendantsFunctionsRecursively(this, predicate);
		}

		public IEnumerable<ChildFunctionData> GetDescendantsChildFunctions(Func<ChildFunctionData, bool> predicate = null)
		{
			return ChildFunctions.Values.SelectMany(o => o.GetSelfAndDescendantsFunctionsRecursively(o, predicate));
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Copy the method with the possibility to have it also async
		/// </summary>
		public void SoftCopy()
		{
			Conversion &= ~MethodConversion.Ignore;
			Conversion |= MethodConversion.Copy;
		}

		public void Smart()
		{
			Conversion &= ~MethodConversion.Ignore;
			Conversion &= ~MethodConversion.Unknown;
			Conversion &= ~MethodConversion.ToAsync;
			Conversion |= MethodConversion.Smart;
		}

		public override void Copy()
		{
			base.Copy();
			if (this is MethodOrAccessorData methodData)
			{
				methodData.CancellationTokenRequired = false;
			}
			Conversion = MethodConversion.Copy;

			foreach (var bodyReference in BodyFunctionReferences)
			{
				bodyReference.Ignore(IgnoreReason.MethodIsCopied);
			}
			foreach (var childFunction in GetDescendantsChildFunctions())
			{
				childFunction.Copy();
			}
		}

		protected override void Ignore()
		{
			base.Ignore();
			Conversion = MethodConversion.Ignore;
			foreach (var bodyReference in BodyFunctionReferences)
			{
				bodyReference.Ignore(IgnoreReason.Cascade);
			}
			foreach (var childFunction in GetDescendantsChildFunctions())
			{
				childFunction.Ignore(IgnoreReason.Cascade, ExplicitlyIgnored);
			}
		}

		public void ToAsync()
		{
			if (Conversion.HasFlag(MethodConversion.Smart))
			{
				Conversion &= ~MethodConversion.Smart;
			}
			if (Conversion.HasFlag(MethodConversion.Unknown))
			{
				Conversion &= ~MethodConversion.Unknown;
			}
			if (Conversion.HasFlag(MethodConversion.Copy))
			{
				Conversion |= MethodConversion.ToAsync;
			}
			else
			{
				Conversion = MethodConversion.ToAsync;
			}
		}

		internal bool IsAwaitRequired(FunctionData invokedFunctionData)
		{
			return IsAwaitRequired(invokedFunctionData.Symbol.ReturnType, invokedFunctionData.AsyncReturnType.ToString());
		}

		internal bool IsAwaitRequired(IMethodSymbol invokedMethod)
		{
			return invokedMethod.ReturnType.Name != (AsyncReturnType.ToString()) ||
			       invokedMethod.ReturnType.UnwrapGenericTaskOrValueTask().IsAwaitRequired(Symbol.ReturnType);
		}

		private bool IsAwaitRequired(ITypeSymbol invokeResultType, string taskType = nameof(Task))
		{
			return taskType != (AsyncReturnType.ToString()) || invokeResultType.IsAwaitRequired(Symbol.ReturnType);
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// We need to do the same logic as in Copy or Ignore methods as a child can be added after the Copy/Ignore methods are called
		/// </summary>
		/// <param name="childFunctionData">The newly created child function</param>
		/// <returns></returns>
		private ChildFunctionData OnChildCreated(ChildFunctionData childFunctionData)
		{
			switch (Conversion)
			{
				case MethodConversion.Copy:
					childFunctionData.Copy();
					break;
				case MethodConversion.Ignore:
					childFunctionData.Ignore(IgnoreReason.Cascade);
					break;
			}
			return childFunctionData;
		}

		private IEnumerable<T> GetSelfAndDescendantsFunctionsRecursively<T>(T functionData, Func<T, bool> predicate = null)
			where T : FunctionData
		{
			if (predicate?.Invoke(functionData) == false)
			{
				yield break;
			}
			yield return functionData;
			foreach (var subTypeData in functionData.ChildFunctions.Values.OfType<T>())
			{
				if (predicate?.Invoke(subTypeData) == false)
				{
					continue; // We shall never retrun here in order to be always consistent
				}
				foreach (var td in GetSelfAndDescendantsFunctionsRecursively(subTypeData, predicate))
				{
					yield return td;
				}
			}
		}

		#region Analyze step

		public bool HasYields { get; set; }

		public BodyFunctionDataReference ArgumentOfFunctionInvocation { get; set; }

		#endregion

		#region Post analyze step

		public bool SplitTail { get; set; }

		public bool OmitAsync { get; set; }

		public bool PreserveReturnType { get; set; }

		public bool WrapInTryCatch { get; set; }

		public bool Faulted { get; set; }

		#endregion

		#region IFunctionAnalyzationResult

		IMethodOrAccessorAnalyzationResult IFunctionAnalyzationResult.GetMethodOrAccessor() => GetMethodOrAccessorData();

		private IReadOnlyList<IFunctionReferenceAnalyzationResult> _cachedMethodReferences;
		IReadOnlyList<IFunctionReferenceAnalyzationResult> IFunctionAnalyzationResult.FunctionReferences => _cachedMethodReferences ?? (_cachedMethodReferences = References.OfType<IFunctionReferenceAnalyzationResult>().ToImmutableArray());

		IEnumerable<IBodyFunctionReferenceAnalyzationResult> IFunctionAnalyzationResult.BodyFunctionReferences => BodyFunctionReferences;

		private IReadOnlyList<ITypeReferenceAnalyzationResult> _cachedTypeReferences;
		IReadOnlyList<ITypeReferenceAnalyzationResult> IFunctionAnalyzationResult.TypeReferences =>
			_cachedTypeReferences ?? (_cachedTypeReferences = References.OfType<TypeDataReference>().ToImmutableArray());

		private IReadOnlyList<StatementSyntax> _cachedPreconditions;
		IReadOnlyList<StatementSyntax> IFunctionAnalyzationResult.Preconditions => _cachedPreconditions ?? (_cachedPreconditions = Preconditions.ToImmutableArray());

		private IReadOnlyList<IChildFunctionAnalyzationResult> _cachedChildFunctions;
		IReadOnlyList<IChildFunctionAnalyzationResult> IFunctionAnalyzationResult.ChildFunctions => _cachedChildFunctions ?? (_cachedChildFunctions = ChildFunctions.Values.ToImmutableArray());

		private IReadOnlyList<ILockAnalyzationResult> _cachedLocks;
		IReadOnlyList<ILockAnalyzationResult> IFunctionAnalyzationResult.Locks => _cachedLocks ?? (_cachedLocks = Locks.ToImmutableArray());

		#endregion
	}
}


Back in my restaurant days, there was nothing I hated more than working on Sunday afternoons. Around 3:00, one of the cooks would show up at my station with a Cambro filled with hunks of roughly peeled honeydew and cantaloupe left over from brunch.
It drove me crazy that they always seemed to prep too much, and that somehow it was my responsibility to keep that fruit from going to waste. Intensifying my guilt was the fact that the fruit was locally grown, bursting with more flavor than you'd ever find in a supermarket melon.
The nature of this "gift" was such that I often needed to make use of it right away to round out my dessert menu that very night. So, while sorbets and granitas could be put off till midweek, Sundays were the days I had to use that melon fresh. Of all the preparations I played with from week to week, my favorite wound up being the simplest of them all.
I'd cut the melon into a dainty dice, then toss it with fresh thyme, a spoonful of chrysanthemum honey liqueur, and a tiny squeeze of lemon or splash of cider vinegar, plus a pinch of salt. After an hour, the flavors would meld into something herbaceous and mellow, with a refreshing minerality that paired well with dishes both savory and sweet.
Sometimes I'd spoon it over warm ricotta, with some fresh-baked madeleines on the side; on other occasions, I'd serve it with peach pit panna cotta and crispy almond tuiles. Often, the melon mixture would be stolen back, and the cooks would wrap it into little bundles with prosciutto for a salty-sweet snack.
These days, I don't work in a fancy restaurant where I can rummage behind the bar for obscure, high-end booze. But I've found that my melon salad works well with almost any sweet and floral liqueur, like something made with elderflower, jasmine, or rose. Or, try it with a splash of crisp white wine, which is usually tart enough to eliminate the need for any other form of acid.
It's a nice change of pace from the usual, and great for when you'd like to dress up your farmers market/garden haul for company; you can even pair it with Daniel's ajo blanco in lieu of a topping of sliced grapes. It's a simple way to use melon that's less a recipe than an idea, easily adapted to whatever purpose you like.


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Many Of The Things We Use Today Are Taken For Granted And We Do Not Realize How Dependant We Are On Them Until They No Longer Work.
In the technological world we live in it is very easy to lose that capacity in a severe disaster. Our ability to use technology to leverage our resources and make informed decisions gives us a decided edge during disasters that improves our chances of surviving. When disaster strikes our ability to make certain things from scratch allows us to maintain some capabilities and overcome the problems we face.
When technology fails the need for keeping foods and medicines cold are still present. Those that have absorption units and a good supply of fuel can maintain refrigeration but most of society will lose that ability. In an emergency situation where refrigeration is a matter of life and death you need to have a reliable backup system to employ even if only for temporary periods. One possible backup system can be the use of CO2 fire extinguishers to produce ice for cooling. By "hosing down" a container of water with an extinguisher you can produce ice that can be used for keeping coolers or refrigerators cool inside for short periods of time. This may enable you to preserve some foods and medicines until other systems can be repaired or replaced. This type of cooling effect is due to the compressed gas in the container. When it is released and expands it creates a cooling effect. This is true with many compressed gasses such as Freon. A CO2 extinguisher works great for icing down a 6 pack when you are in the middle of the desert. This type of system is messy and should be used outside.
Canned heat, more commonly referred to as sterno, is an ideal substance to provide cooking ability and limited heat during a crisis when other forms of heating are not available. This substance can be made by utilizing a metal can and dissolving Styrofoam into different types of petroleum fuels. This causes the fuel to become thickened forming a gel. This type of fuel is more stable and safer to use than pure liquid fuels. Other types of liquids can be used such as alcohol.
The ability to navigate from point to point following a disaster may become necessary to get to a safe area. This is not as difficult in a city environment as it is in open country that you are not familiar with. When you must travel long distances cross country and only have a general direction to your destination it is helpful to know what direction you are moving in. It is very easy to get disoriented in woods or mountains causing you to stray off course and get lost. A simple way to keep on course is the use of an improvised compass.
many people will not see a need for this type of device until something has already happened making acquisition of such equipment impossible it is good to know you can make a reliable radiation meter from household materials.
When something severe such as an EMP or solar storm takes down the normal technology that we use, information will become very important. Even in the most severe cases it is likely that some transmitters will be restored in short order to transmit information. This will not matter to you unless you have receiving equipment to pick up the signal. The use of solid state devices and chips will render most if not all civilian receivers inoperable in such a disaster. Even if you have a functional unit you will also need power to operate it which will be difficult to produce under these circumstances. The ability to build a basic receiver from household materials that requires no power source will enable you to stay informed in the most severe circumstances which will help you stay ahead of the survival curve.
The ability to produce clean drinking water has allowed modern society to control many diseases and keep people healthy. In a severe disaster you may be confronted with the specter of contaminated water. The ability to produce clean water and remain healthy when medical resources are limited will help provide an edge during disasters. The easiest way to purify water is to boil it killing all harmful organic organisms. This is something many do when water supplies are suspect. In a disaster this may not be enough. Organic threats are only one problem. Disasters can unleash chemicals and harmful particles into the ecosystem that cannot be made harmless by heat. Many of these threats may not be known by you until they accumulate in your system and suddenly cause disabling affects. The ability to construct a filtering system from locally available materials will give you one more wall of defense against unnecessary sickness.
Many of the things we use today are taken for granted and we do not realize how dependant we are on them until they no longer work. The fact that basic science has been so politicized today and schools are dumbing down society means that many people do not know how many basic things work. Learning how things work is one of the best ways to combat the dangerous situations we encounter when disaster strikes. A little knowledge can go a long ways when things fall apart without warning.


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Nanospheres which all equal in size will be self-organized from a suspension into orderly, hexagonally packed crystalline lattices in two or three dimensions, called colloidal crystals (see Figure 1). These lattices can show unusual optical insulating behavior against light wave in certain range of wavelengths (Photonic Band Gaps, PBG) like semiconductors in electronic microcircuit, which are called 'photonic bandgap materials.' Such behavior of photonic bandgap materials arises from cooperation of periodic scatterers in every lattice point (multiple light scattering).
According to theories, optical properties of such photonic crystals could be significantly influenced by characteristics of each scatterer including size, shape and refractive index distribution. Due to practical limitation thus far, monodisperse nanospheres of isotropic scattering points have been used for demonstration of colloidal opal structures or their inverse structures as three dimensional photonic crystals (see Figure 2). However, it is still challenging to create practically useful structures for photonic crystals application in spite of a few successful experimental fabrication of 3D photonic crystals of spherical building blocks. This is because such dielectric crystals of spherical lattices do not exhibit a complete but just pseudo PBG behavior and their inverse structure have also shown narrow photonic band gaps, which may be practically meaningless for highly integrated photonic chips. Therefore, it is necessary to produce more complex building blocks and novel fabrication route for their assembly, which is promising for photonic crystals of practical significance.
During last a few years, we have conducted research on the fabrication of such novel building blocks and their assemblies and developed a number of clever approaches including soft-microfluidics, electrospraying or aerosol generation, micropipette injection, etc. (Figure 3,4)


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Paul Krugman: Asimov's Foundation novels grounded my economics | Books | The Guardian
NIGHT PEOPLE Reviews Science Fiction & Fantasy THINGS WE LOST IN THE NIGHT Memoir
Isaac Asimov, Night People influences, The Foundation Trilogy, Things We Lost in the Night
Detail from one of Alex Wells's illustrations to the Folio Society edition of The Foundation novels. Illustration: Alex Wells
Isaac Asimov's Foundation Trilogy was a revelation to me as a young man, and I read it often, especially during moments of stress and anxiety because its scope was a huge, galactic empire over millennia. It was the heaviest influence an online game I designed and I refer to it often in my memoir NIGHT PEOPLE, Book 1 of Things We Lost in the Night. I thought about writing my own post about it but when I ran across Paul Krugman's article, I decided he'd hit the nail with a much bigger hammer. – Larry J. Dunlap
There are certain novels that can shape a teenage boy's life. For some, it's Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged; for others it's Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. As a widely quoted internet meme says, the unrealistic fantasy world portrayed in one of those books can warp a young man's character forever; the other book is about orcs. But for me, of course, it was neither. My Book – the one that has stayed with me for four-and-a-half decades – is Isaac Asimov's Foundation Trilogy, written when Asimov was barely out of his teens himself. I didn't grow up wanting to be a square-jawed individualist or join a heroic quest; I grew up wanting to be Hari Seldon, using my understanding of the mathematics of human behavior to save civilization. The fantastical tale offers a still-inspiring dream of a social science that could save civilization. –Read more from The Guardian …
Paul Krugman won the Nobel memorial prize in economic sciences in 2008 and is a columnist for the New York Times
Source: Paul Krugman: Asimov's Foundation novels grounded my economics | Books | The Guardian
NIGHT PEOPLE Book Party, Indianapolis, Oct 11
Book 1 Indianapolis Interviews News from or about the Sixties NIGHT PEOPLE Stark Naked and the Car Thieves the 60s The Checkmates The Fifties The Reflections The Sixties THINGS WE LOST IN THE NIGHT Memoir
bands of the fifties and sixties, In The Beginning, In The Still of the Night, Indianapolis, Indy Reads Books, Night People, Stark Naked and the Car Thieves, The Checkmates, The Reflections, Things We Lost in the Night
THANK YOU SUE SHAPIRO
Book 1 Current NIGHT PEOPLE Night People Reviews Stark Naked and the Car Thieves the 60s THINGS WE LOST IN THE NIGHT Memoir
ALISON SINGH GEE, ASPEN MATIS, bands of the fifties and sixties, Johnny Rock and the Heathens, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, Stark Naked and the Car Thieves, Susan Shapiro, Things We Lost in the Night
From Susan Shapiro –
Sue Shapiro, NYC
"Do you watch Dennis Leary's new FX show 'Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll' about a crazy old time rock-in-roller? Well, Larry Dunlap lived it. His memoir 'Night People' is a frank, funny, frenzied chronicle of the 60's music scene." – Susan Shapiro, New York Times bestselling author of the acclaimed memoirs Lighting Up, Only as Good as Your Word and Five Men Who Broke My Heart.
I'll be going in to Santa Monica next Tuesday night to see Sue read from her new book "WHAT'S NEVER SAID.":
L.A. READING OF "WHAT'S NEVER SAID"
with ASPEN MATIS ("Girl In The Woods")
& ALISON SINGH GEE ("Where The Peacocks Sing")
Santa Monica Barnes & Noble
1203 3rd Street, 3rd Street Promenade
Tuesday September 15 from 7-8 pm
It's free & open to the public so join us if you can
I'm afraid I'd disappoint a lot of people who really watch S&D & R&R TV show on FX ( I watch it avidly) since we were never as crazy and weird as Johnny Rock and the Heathens. Btw, if you haven't see it yet, it's a hoot, and every once in a while I see something I can relate to, especially when they are all visiting a psychiatrist together…
NetGalley Features Night People
NIGHT PEOPLE Night People Reviews the 60s THINGS WE LOST IN THE NIGHT Memoir
NetGalley, Night People, Things We Lost in the Night
I'm pretty excited to see that NetGalley has featured NIGHT PEOPLE, Things We Lost in the Night on their main page. Hope that augers well for the book's future.


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Thanks for clicking by! We have grand plans for blog.choppingblock.com. This is the first release within the much hyped ROBOTS™ redesign of the studio site. Over the years, we have created dozens (if not ten bushels) of blogs and publication tools for clients and friends — it's way beyond time we built one for ourselves.
As we continue on our mission to become masters of the website, our goal here is quite simple. We wish to share the stories of the creativity and ideas that originate from within our studio — to post about the formal (and technical) graphic design stuff, the silly stuff, what inspires us, and the things that keep us up (usually tethered to a keyboard) at night, to innovate more so than replicate.
In our twelve year history, The Chopping Block design studio has brought together some of the most amazingly talented, and often humble, designers and developers on the web. Our greatest achievements are directly related to our affection for collaboration. We are stoked that the blog is here and we can present the team of ROBOTS™ that power the studio.
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Десять дней Брешии () — восстание, вспыхнувшее в Брешии и продолжавшееся с 23 марта по 1 апреля 1849 года.

В начале XIX века Брешиа входила в состав Австрийской империи, как и остальная часть Королевства Ломбардия-Венеция. Восстание, возглавляемое патриотом Тито Спери, началось в тот же день, что и битва при Новаре, хотя известия о победе Австрии там еще не достигли Брешии.

Австрийские войска под командованием генерала Нугента (ит.) были сначала удивлены и отступили к замку, из которого они обстреляли город, повредив многие исторические памятники Брешии. Полное окружение Брешии было установлено австрийцами начиная с 8-го дня восстания, когда прибыло подкрепление. На следующий день пришел генерал Хайнау, которого позже прозвали «Гиеной Брешии», и потребовал безоговорочной капитуляции Брешиани. Поскольку последний отказался, бои продолжались до поздней ночи, когда руководители восстания решили сдаться. Однако на следующий день (1 апреля) австрийские войска разграбили город и вырезали множество жителей, прежде чем удалось подписать капитуляцию.

Во время восстания погибло около 1000 горожан. За ожесточенное сопротивление город Брешиа получил прозвище «Леонесса д'Италия» (львица Италии)

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Akron-Canton Airport selects artist for terrazzo floor
tim.botos@cantonrep.com
GREEN — You'll be welcome to tread, shuffle and walk all over a piece of art to be placed at Akron-Canton Airport later this year.
Airport officials had solicited proposals from local artists for a design imprint on a new terrazzo floor in the atrium. Lenny Spengler, of Akron, was announced Monday as the winner.
More than two dozen artists entered the contest. Panel judges included Robb Hankins, president and chief executive of ArtsinStark, and Nicole Mullet, the executive director of ArtsNow in Akron.
"We got the 25-plus (entries) down to four we debated about," Akron-Canton Airport President and Chief Executive Ren Camacho said.
Spengler's design -- which depicts a tree full of local history and culture -- was the choice.
The image of a rooted tree will include branches and leaves spanning the 2,700-square-foot atrium floor. Each 4-foot-wide brass leaf will represent a local iconic person, place or event.
The panel sought a piece that would represent a sense of place, include waymarking elements and spur conversation from travelers.
"Spengler's design went above and beyond to check all boxes," Camacho said.
The sample brass leaves in Spengler's proposal included the likes of the Goodyear blimp and LeBron James. The tree includes 46 leaves, a nod to the airport's founding year of 1946
Spengler said that initially only 20 leaves would contain an image, allowing for additions every year during an unveiling ceremony. Each leaf will point in the direction of the image's actual location and will note its distance from the airport in miles.
"I'm actually a graphic designer by trade," said the 51-year-old Spengler, born and raised in Akron.
Spengler owns Where's Squiggy Creative and Studio Lené metalsmith studio, both in Akron. He's also a visual design adjunct professor at the University of Akron.
He said the design is still largely conceptual at this point. Spengler will next meet with representatives from SoL Harris/Day Architecture and project contractors The Knoch Corp. and Youngstown Tile and Terrazzo Co. to iron out details.
"It's poured terrazzo floor; there are quite a few guidelines," said Spengler, who will be paid up to $5,000 for the commissioned piece.
Terrazzo -- made popular in Italy -- is a composite typically containing marble. The floor replacement, budgeted at $150,000, is part of a larger and ongoing gate replacement project at the airport.
The floor is to be completed by November.
Airport officials said they'll hang onto contact information for all artists who entered. They said some proposals could be suited for other areas.


Superstar Tom Cruise heads an international cast as Col. Claus von Stauffenberg, the aristocratic German officer who led the heroic attempt to bring down the Nazi regime and end the war by planting a bomb in Hitler's bunker. The "July 20 Plot" on Hitler's life is one of the most heroic but least known episodes of World War Two. Severely wounded in combat, Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg returns from Africa to join the German Resistance and help create Operation Valkyrie, the complex plan that will allow a shadow government to replace Hitler's once he is dead. But fate and circumstance conspire to thrust Stauffenberg from one of many in the plot to a double-edged central role. Not only must he lead the coup and seize control of his nation's government... he must kill Hitler himself.
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The grand finale of our trip: The Chocolate Train! This is a round-trip train ride that can be booked all in one ticket. You board the train in the morning in Montreux and are served hot chocolate or coffee at your seat (along with a chocolate-filled croissant, of course). Enjoy the beautiful scenery along the route before your first stop at the Gruyeres cheese factory, where you'll learn a bit about the history of cheese & see it being made! And yes, of course there is a taste test.
After that, you'll take a quick bus ride to the town of Gruyeres itself — a stunning, charming, tiny town with a castle overlooking the surrounding area. You have some free time to explore the town and enjoy lunch wherever you like — we chose to have some fondue, of course — and then it's off to Broc to visit the Cailler Chocolate Factory!
You can book the whole trip in one go: just search for Montreux to Broc on our site. The Chocolate Train runs Monday-Friday in July & August, and on Monday/Wednesday/Friday in June, September, and October.
If you're looking for somewhere to stay in Montreux, definitely check out the Eurotel Montreux. The views are INCREDIBLE and the restaurant is absolutely delicious. It's also about a five minute walk from the train station and center of town, so super convenient. Check out Montreux Riviera for more inspiration!
Take some time to wander around Montreux — it's an artsy city along the Swiss Riviera, with stunning views across the water and a famous Freddy Mercury statue! We also found a delicious open-air market along the water just outside our hotel.
While in Montreux, you can also take a ride on the ferry that travels to the most visited historical monument in Switzerland: the stunning Chillon Castle — the best part is that this boat is included in your Swiss Travel Pass! This castle inspired us the way it has inspired artists for centuries, including Lord Byron and Jean Jacques Rousseau.
Thanks so much to our friends at Montreux Tourism, Swiss Travel System, and Switzerland Tourism!
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I am an Assistant Professor of Learning Design and Technology at the University of Colorado Denver School of Education and Human Development. My research about educator learning and everyday digital media practices has been supported by a 2017-18 OER Research Fellowshipfrom the Open Education Group and a 2016 National Science Foundation Data Consortium Fellowship. I currently chair the American Educational Research Association's Media, Culture, and Learning Special Interest Group (2017-19), serve as Co-PI of ThinqStudio, CU Denver's digital pedagogy incubator, and am on the board of directors for InGlobal Learning Design.
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I earned my Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Wisconsin Madison School of Education, my M.A. with the University of Michigan-Flint's Technology in Education: Global Program, and a B.A. with department honors from Earlham College. I am a co-founder of the University of Michigan's Institute for Innovation in Education, and – with colleagues from UM's Interactive Communications and Simulations Group – have designed and facilitated educational technology partnerships in support of educator and youth learning on four continents (in Canada, the Czech Republic, Jamaica, Oman, South Africa, and Switzerland). I am an avid runner, and enjoy classic film, cooking, and hiking Colorado's mountains.


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Q: If no rows exist from a list then display a message otherwise return the values I have a tvp of account numbers that I am sending to a stored procedure from .NET code.
If the account number exists in the table then it will return data, however if it doesn't exist I need it to return a message of "Account Number doesn't exist" in the same select return statement as the valid accounts
This is my query
DECLARE @TVP_AccountNumbers dbo.TVP_AccountNumbers READONLY

BEGIN
    SELECT AccountId, AccountNumber, FirstName, LastName
    FROM Accounts
    WHERE AccountNumber IN (SELECT a.AccountNumber
                            FROM TVP_AccountNumbers a)
END

This is my expected output

AccountId
AccountNumber
FirstName
LastName

1
123abc
John
Doe

null
Account number XXXX does not exist
NULL
NULL

3
456xyz
Jane
Doe

How can I get the expected output above?
Edit: Sorry Account ID will not exist for row 2. That was a copy paste issue

A: If you left join then all null results will be ones that don't exist.
SELECT AccountId,
       COALESCE(a.AccountNumber,'Account number does not exist') as AccountNumber,
       FirstName,
       LastName
FROM Accounts
LEFT JOIN TVP_AccountNumbers a on Accounts.AccountNumber = a.AccountNumber


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May 28, 2019 at 4:05 PM May 28, 2019 at 4:05 PM
Jackson Joe Woods was born on May 18, 1946, to Jack and Catherine Woods in Rocky Ford. He was soon joined by four sisters: Pat, Connie, Cathy, and Paula. He graduated from Fowler High School and continued his education at Colorado State University, where he received a Bachelor's Degree in business and was commissioned a Lieutenant in the United States Air Force upon graduation.
In 1970, Jack married Martha and they settled in Fowler. After working at Jack's Market in Fowler for six years, Jack and Martha felt called to go to Denver Baptist Bible College. Jack graduated with a Master of Divinity degree in 1979.
For seven years, Jack served as pastor on the Western slope in Silt, Colorado. He then took the church in Springfield, Colorado. This was followed by two years at a small mission church in Idaho. In 1993, the family returned to Fowler to join Jack's mom and dad in the family grocery store.
Jack is survived by his mom, whom we call Gram; Martha, his wife of 49 years; daughter Tonya, husband Peter, and their children Jost and Kade; son David, and wife Susan, and their children Zander, Lorelai, Grady, and Kyndal; and daughter Kendra, husband Ryan and their children Kaysa, Dylan, Kassidy, and Natalie.
Graveside service will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, June 3, at the Fowler Cemetery. A memorial service will follow at the Valley Community Church in Rocky Ford at 11 a.m., with Reverend Kurt England officiating.
Online condolences may be made at www.PeacockFH.com. Peacock-Larsen Funeral Home & Arkansas Valley Crematory is in charge of arrangements.
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Is it just me, or does that statement sound… political?
I'm not trying to be political; I'm trying to be liturgical! Today is "Christ the King" Sunday, a day on our church calendar when we remember that Christ is our King – and if you think about it, we talk about it a lot more than just today.
In the Lord's Prayer we ask for God's kingdom to come.
When we recite those phrases out of rote memory, and they don't sound fighting words… partly because they're not. Jesus said that his disciples wouldn't be fighting for him because his kingdom isn't of this world (John 18:36). Later, Paul would reinforce that by encouraging the early Christians to respect the authority of their government (Romans 13:1). Jesus can be our king even while we're citizens of the Roman Empire or the United States of America.
It's cool. It's fine. "Jesus is King" – we say it all the time.
So why does it feel a little edgy to say it this year?
I'm thinking it's the midterm elections. They were so intense, it's like they left a political charge on everything. But instead of dismissing that feeling, maybe we should indulge it for a moment – because when Christ was first discussed to be King, the words had a dangerous charge.
In the first-century Roman world, there was no king but Caesar. To make a grab for that title was a capital offense; it could get you crucified. That's why Pilate presses the issue repeatedly with Jesus, trying to get real clear on whether or not this guy was saying he was the king. It's the reason he later asks the religious leaders, "Do you want me to kill your king?" They reply like good Roman citizens: "We have no king but Caesar!" (John 19:15).
Even though Jesus' kingdom was not be of this world, declaring him to be King still stirred up trouble. It was a shocking claim then.
And it should shock us a little today.
On this "Christ the King" Sunday, let's recognize that when these words mean that our ultimate allegiance is to another kingdom. When we declare Jesus to be king we're committing to live by his way – a way that requires sacrifice, a way that stands in contrast to ways of the world.
The word "one" jumps out here, repeated four times over. Jesus is praying that we would be made one through him, so that our oneness would make God evident in the world. I think that's a pretty intriguing chain reaction: our unity under Christ can make such a dramatic statement that it actually convinces people of the reality of God.
In order for anything to show up that clearly, it has to stand against a contrast. Light shines brighter in the dark. Sound is most obvious in the silence. And unity shows up most clearly when there's great division.
We have plenty of division to contrast against, don't we?
I visited a woman recently in her home. She had the TV on in background, a news network rattling off recent events. "Are you into politics?" I asked.
I think she's very right. Our politics have become like a bitter rivalry. Here in North Carolina we know what it means to take a favorite color deeply; depending on your allegiance, the color blue comes in "right" and "wrong" shades. If our team loses in a matchup, we dread going into work the next day and facing the opposing fans. The last few elections have had that feel to them; if my team loses, I don't want to have to deal with the gloating winners. As the rivalry runs out of control, we start to think we really are on opposing teams in everything. Too often we meet someone new and feel like we have a lot in common… until we learn who they voted for, and then all that common ground goes out the window because how could you vote for him/her/them?
Those divisions make me sad, but here's some good news: they give us a great opportunity for our oneness to shine in contrast. When we Christians are united, it gives evidence to the one who unifies us. Our unity shines like a miracle.
But unity doesn't come cheap.
Right now you might be thinking about another Christian that you don't feel very "one" with. Maybe it's someone who voted for the other color team. Or is from another country altogether. Or attends a church with a totally different style of worship. Or has different beliefs about ordination. Can we really be "one" with people like that?
Yes. Absolutely we can. I know it, because I've felt it here in Andrews.
Andrews, NC is a small town. One of the (many) great things about a small town is that we're forced to work together. My previous church was in Charlotte – and if I needed another church to work with, I'd just call up one of the kabillion (my estimate) Methodist churches in a 10-mile radius.
Not so here. There is no other Methodist church in a 10-mile radius. If we need help from another church, we'll need to cross denominational lines to get it. That necessity has invented a lot of great connections with other churches. I feel a genuine spiritual kindredness with the Catholic and Presbyterian and Baptist and Seventh-Day Adventist friends I've made.
Me and some of my pastor friends from 8 different denominations. These folks are AWESOME.
Of the dozen or so churches I regularly work with, almost none of them ordain women. This is a significant difference, right? I have strong feelings about women's ordination. Strong because I first felt the call in elementary school, and it never went away. Strong because I've wrestled with the same texts that they might point to, and come out with a different opinion. I would not be preaching and pastoring if I didn't 100% believe that this was what God wanted.
And yet I'm able to feel "one" with these folks who have a different believe on this same issue. When we get together for our community worship services – like we did last Sunday, for Thanksgiving – my heart is strangely warmed with our unity.
Because we have the same King.
I know Christ is the King of Barbara the Catholic, because our King asked us to feed the hungry – and she works tirelessly at the food bank. I know Christ is the King of Don the Seventh-Day Adventist, because our King asked us to care for the poor – and even in retirement, Don continues to give leadership to our Good Samaritan fund. I know that Christ is the King of Brody, who doesn't claim any particular denomination – because our King asked us to proclaim Christ to the world, and Brody is reaching thousands of people through his work with Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters.
I know we serve the same King. I know it. I have no doubt.
Because we all serve one King, it makes us one.
And when we're one… Christ shines in us.
In a world where so many people can't put their differences aside, we can. We set those differences aside so that more people are fed, and more people are saved from homelessness, and more people are told about a God who loves them. We are one because that's what our King wanted, and what we want most is to be obedient to him.
Let the full power of that statement come over you. Allow it to make you just a little bit uncomfortable. No, it's not a political statement; but yes, it's a life-changing one. It's one that will open your heart to find unity with red and blue, Catholic and Protestant, us and them – all made one by our one great King.


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The following are the Amendments to the Constitution.
Amendment 12 – Choosing the President, Vice-President. The Electoral College Ratified 6/15/1804.
Amendment 27 – Limiting Changes to Congressional Pay. Ratified 5/7/1992.


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Kentucky's newly redesigned accountability system has students at its center—ensuring they are well-rounded, transition ready, prepared with the knowledge, skills, and essential dispositions to successfully pursue the pathway of their choice after graduating from high school, with an emphasis in providing students with opportunities in career and technical education. Additionally, the system moves away from a culture of competition among schools and districts, and away from a mentality of compliance in favor of a mindset that promotes continuous improvement.
The new system includes an intentional focus on improving low-performing students and closing the achievement gap between student groups. This promotes increased efforts at providing needed supports and rich learning experiences to historically overlooked, underperforming student groups such as minority ethnicities, students with disabilities, and English Learners.
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"From Poland will Come the Spark that will prepare the world for my final coming"
I read these words back in 1978 from St. Faustina's diary that were spoken to her by Jesus. They were published before anyone had even thought of a Polish pope, but somehow one knew that Jesus was referring to this pope and twenty six years later the spark has spread it's fire throughout the world and the devotion to the Divine Mercy is one of the most popular.
In the middle of the night on February 24/25th on a plane somewhere over the west European cost as light broke through the darkness this passage from St. Faustina's diary entered my mind and the words "write and remind others about this message."
Yet how many of us are mired in judgment--judging and being judged?
Picking up stones to cast at others, while worthy of being stoned?
Forgetful of the price paid for our salvation, forgetful of the gift being offered in the Confessional and the altar?
Thanks for your keen insights.
Poland gave us a Trinity of Lights, Red and White (like their national flag) and each with a role to play relative to Jesus' Gift of Divine Mercy.
You have probably viewed the video OCEANS OF MERCY from the Mary Foundation. It shows the mystery of Poland's Divine Appointment by detailing the "triple cord" lives of St. Maximillian Kolbe, St. Faustina and Pope John Paul II.
The common threads...suffering and glory red and white strands.
Our Lady offered two crowns to the young St. Kolbe...he chose BOTH the Red AND the White. St. Faustina did the same with her thirty-three years of suffering/estasy, and in ecstasy she received the IMAGE OF MERCY with BOTH the Red and the White Rays of Light from Our Lord's Sacred Heart.
-Red blood on the white of his holy cassock when he was assailed on May 13, 1981 and saved by Mother Mary.
-White martyrdom last year...and what an impact it had...the glory of dying with dignity in the shadow of Terri Schiavo's murder.
For me the message is clear. We Catholics are being called to possess it all, the Fullness of Truth, following the the example of the Little Flower whose fiat was an "I'll take it all."
In this EITHER/OR globally competitive world we must seek the BOTH/AND with eyes wide open to Truth and hearts wide open to be pierced as we little ones work in the Vineyard in this eleventh hour.
Anything less, at this critical time...well, we must resign that to the fathomless Mercy of God.
Was the Polish spark Red and White Truth manifest in the Witness of Hope, the life of John Paul the Great?
Well, if this is so, than maybe the German, Pope Benedict XVI, the soldier engineer, lover of beauty, has the mission of building a universal (catholic) pontoon bridge or do I dare say a covenantal Rainbow Bridge for humanity to cross as we are compelled by events to approach the Light of Truth, the Light of Christ and Eternity.
I for one am hopeful.


I would like to start my first blog post by telling you about my role model in computer science. Margaret Hamilton was the director of the Software Engineering division in MIT, which developed software for the Apollo space program in 1960. She and her engineering team also wrote the code for the world's first portable computer. The astronauts landed on the moon and returned safely back home thanks to them. This was a decade before Microsoft, back in a time when computer programming meant punching holes in punch cards. Hamilton states her work as "Wild West" because nobody was there to teach it.
Just imagine how hard she had to work.
As in today, computer science was a male dominated field in 1960 so it was no surprise for Margaret Hamilton to be an outcast as a working mother. She once said she was just one of the guys at the lab.
But even in 1960s, when women were way more passive in the society than today, there were plenty of women as pioneers in computer science. Today we only hear about Bill Gates, Steve Jobs or other male pioneers. I have always wondered why this is the case.
I am actually surprised by this result. Before seeing this graph, I thought the computer science curve was always increasing, but not as steep as the others. Also, I thought physics and other engineering fields should have had similar curves with the computer science one.
From the graph, we can see in 1984 so many women gave up on computer science. The drastic change in the graph is very unusual since there was no sudden quota or restriction on women.
Then why is this graph true?
The turning point of the graph corresponds to the time when personal computers started showing up in U.S. homes. These computers were marketed almost entirely to men. If there was a woman in the ad, she would surely be in her bikinis.
For example, check out this Commodore SX-64 ad.
In movies, the main character was always an awkward geek boy who used technology to fight the enemies and win the girl. Families tended to buy computers for boys, even if the girls were sometimes more interested in computers.
This led to a secret prerequisite for taking programming courses. The guys seemed to know everything the professor had to say because they were already used to working with computers and they even did programming at home. Therefore, the professors assumed that the students knew about computers and refused to teach the basics to the ones lacking PCs (mostly women, as you could probably guess). Then the women started to drop out.
Today, the coding societies try to get more women by giving scholarships, free lessons or special programs. However, the number of women in computer science continues to decrease. I guess this is because society still has the impression that it is a tough job for women. In their opinion, women should take care of the household instead of coding sleeplessly for hours. Also in Turkey, if a woman says she wants to be an engineering student, people will immediately ask her what they will do in a classroom full of men, tell them it is a man's job, they should try to be teachers or doctors, etc.
I am very lucky to have my mother as a computer engineer because even when people told me I should give up on computer science (you would not believe how many times this has happened to me, by the way) I have always had a living example of a woman who succeeded in her career.
I hope someday at least half of the CS classrooms will be women (…and the world will live as one).


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A Republican's advice to Republicans: Seek the truth
GOP Rep. Caldwell Butler said, "It is we, not the Democrats, who must demonstrate that we are capable of enforcing the high standards we would set."
A Republican's advice to Republicans: Seek the truth GOP Rep. Caldwell Butler said, "It is we, not the Democrats, who must demonstrate that we are capable of enforcing the high standards we would set." Check out this story on caller.com: https://www.caller.com/story/opinion/2019/11/13/republicans-advice-republicans-seek-truth-like-nixon-watergate-impeachment-trump/4179347002/
Stan Twardy, Republicans for the Rule of Law Published 11:45 a.m. CT Nov. 13, 2019 | Updated 11:46 a.m. CT Nov. 13, 2019
With the start of public impeachment hearings, Congressional Republicans should look to their predecessors from the last time a Republican president was impeached.
Rep. M. Caldwell Butler, Republican from Virginia, said, "It is we, not the Democrats, who must demonstrate that we are capable of enforcing the high standards we would set for them."
Rep. Lawrence Hogan, Republican of Maryland and father of the current governor of Maryland, told his colleagues, "For our system of justice and our system of government to survive, we must pledge our highest allegiance to the strength of the law and not to the common frailties of men."
The process to impeach President Richard Nixon was underway when, faced with almost certain removal from office for his involvement in the Watergate scandal, he resigned. That was August of 1974. (Photo: file photo)
They were right. The Republican Party needed to divorce itself from the shame of Nixon and Watergate so it could reinvent itself. In a prediction of our current moment, Connecticut Republican Lowell Weicker said, "If we try to play coy or to be less than extremely forceful in getting the truth out, people are going to impute to us this rather sordid succession of events." Republicans, take note.
Stan Twardy, legal adviser to Republicans for the Rule of Law
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check_wmic is available as a part of the Nagwin solution.
check_wmic is a Nagios plugin to monitor Windows systems via WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) from Windows. It uses command line tool WMIC, available as standard from Windows XP/2003 on. check_wmi can be used as an Windows NRPE plugin as well as an agentless monitoring solution for Nagwin.
Specifies remote hostname/ip-address to monitor. Required.
Specifies credentials to be used to initiate a WMI-connection to the remote host. Optional. Credentials of the user running the plugin are used as default.
Specifies WMI-alias and -property to process in the plugin. Running "wmic /?" produces available aliases on a system. More information about the alias and supported properties are available via "wmic alias alias name". Please check wmic and wql documentation for more details.
Alias and property are required values.
check_wmic allows you to use wmic options EVERY (in seconds) and REPEAT to collect multiple measurements of the same property value. Those can be used to calculate an average value for a stretch of time, instead of an instant value. CPU Load is a typical example. It's been observed that a first measurement in this scenario may deviate greatly from other values, due to a potential initial warm-up overhead. Check_wmic ignores simply the first observation due to that fact.
It's often desirable to produce some descriptive text as a part of the plugin. Describing measured value, measurement units or Nagios performance data are examples. --format option allows you to specify a format which is acceptable as a first argument to Perl's sprintf function. You can specify up to 2 conversions for the value collected, one for the normal output, and the other for the performance data. Optional.
Example 1: Collected data: 65, format CPU Load: %d%|'cpu load'=%d% produces "CPU Load: 65%|'cpu load'=65%".
Example 2: Collected data: 12.45678934, Format Free memory: %.2f MB. produces "Free memory: 12.46 MB.".
Some properties generate a list of items instead of a single value. List of services is an example. Option --count instructs the plugin to count the collected values, not processing them individually. Optional.
Specify one additional property to be used for calculaction of a ratio. Example "--property FreeSpace --ratio Size" allows the plugin to work on ratio values of "FreeSpace/Size".
Returns WARNING exit code if the value is above (if the warning threshold lower than the critical one) or below the threshold. Optional.
Returns CRITICAL exit code if the value is above (if the warning threshold lower than the critical one) or below the threshold. Optional.
Connects to the host by the supplied credentials, collects CPU load percentage three times (the first one of four is dropped) with 4-secs intervals, calculates an average value, and produces an output according to the format specified. Returns CRITICAL if the load is more than 90%, WARNING if it is more than 75%.
Connects to the host by the current user's credentials, collects free space available on C-disk in bytes, converts it to MB by using the factor specified, and produces an output according to the format specified. Returns CRITICAL if free space is under 50 MB, WARNING if it is under 500 MB.
Connects to the host by the current user's credentials, collects free space and size on C-disk in bytes, calculates free space ratio (freespace/size), and produces an output according to the format specified. Returns WARNING if free space is less than 2%, CRITICAL if it is less than 0.5%.
Connects to the host by the supplied domain account credentials, collects the instances of automatic Windows services which are not running, counts them, and produces an output according to the format specified. Returns CRITICAL if there are at least 5 such services.
Add option I<--ratio> to specify one additional property for ratio calculation.
Return unknown if counter is not available.


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Harlem's legendary basketball tournament the "Kingdome Classic," boasting basketball teams comprised of street hoop stars and NBA athletes, will kick off next month.
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