NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Jefferson (Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University) men's soccer players Andrew Sauers, Dermot Hughes, Rashaan Robe and Michael Lyons were named to the CACC All-Academic Team released Monday by the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.
It is the third time that Sauers (3.54, architecture) and Hughes (3.51, business) received the award. Robe (3.78, finance) is a two-time honoree while Lyons (3.87, pre-medical studies) garnered his first All-Academic accolade.
- Student-athlete must have been athletically eligible the season preceding the award and used a season of eligibility.
Sauers recorded one goal and two assists for four points from his defensive position. The senior started 18 contests and led a Jefferson defense that ranked fifth in the CACC with a 1.72 goals against average and four shutouts. Sauers was a 2017-18 recipient of the Academic Achievement Award by the Division II Athletics Directors Association (D2 ADA).
Hughes played in 18 games as a midfielder with eight starts and notched one assist at Wilmington (Del.) in the CACC semifinals. The senior was a 2017-18 recipient of the Academic Achievement Award by the D2 ADA. Hughes was featured in the CACC Fall Series "Where I Grew Up."
Robe was second on the squad with eight points on three goals and two assists. The junior midfielder posted a season-best three-point effort versus Molloy. Robe scored the game-winning goal with just under eight minutes remaining against Chestnut Hill. He was a 2017-18 recipient of the Academic Achievement Award by the D2 ADA. Robe was named to the CACC Honor Roll twice during the 2018 season.
Lyons saw action in four games as a sophomore after seeing the field three times during his freshman campaign.


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"Cayó La Noche", The Reggaeton Remix That United The Canarian Urban Scene
by Boomplug
The remix of "Cayó la noche" brings together seven Canarian artists who show us their rogue side. The scene of this island group is establishing itself again with works like this one.
"Cayó La Noche" was released a little over six months ago. La Pantera, Quevedo and Juseph released a summer hit that reached 300,000 views on YouTube. Months later we enjoy this cut from a totally different perspective, with the contribution of El Ima and already established stars such as Bejo, Abhir Hathi or Cruz Cafuné.
There is no doubt that the remix has professionalized the original piece, taking it to a supreme level. It is true that the origin was already a raw talent, so modifying it to obtain the final hit has not exactly been an excessively complicated job.
It is to be praised that already established artists such as Cruz Cafuné, Bejo, or Abhir Hathi himself -who perhaps follows them from a lower step in terms of career- join forces with young artists from their land, to boost their careers. Although it is true that Quevedo had already reaped other successful collaborations, the rest of the cast has seen a magnificent opportunity to take a small leap to fame.
When a scene stays together the benefits are for everyone as a whole. It seems that in Spain the idea of community is more and more present, with works like Rap Sin Corte L or this great remix, which brings together a large part of the talent of the Canary Islands. We have been envying the scene of countries like Argentina for years , where the artists all go together regardless of numbers or followers. Observing that things are finally beginning to be done well here is, without a doubt, a luxury.
Entering the material with the theme in question, the chorus is piloted by Quevedo. A catchy ensemble that is responsible for giving the cut tempo, dividing it into different facets. After intervening Bejo and once again leaving his incomparable essence, La Pantera enters the scene with one of the best parts of the song. The change of the beat towards a much more reggaeton one is undoubtedly a success, with a set of bars that take the theme to a higher level.
Then Abhir will come, who despite a priori does not fit into a track of this style, plays a more than worthy role. It goes without saying that he takes the remix to his territory, although after Quevedo re-enters with the chorus, it is Cruzzi who once again raises the temperature on the hit.
After intervening Juseph and El Ima with their respective bars, we arrive at the second great point of the remix. Quevedo 's final intervention, leaving the chorus behind, and leaving its essence on a very fresh house beat that matches perfectly with the end of the song.
A totally different closure from the original track, which was much more thug. With this atmosphere of good vibes and a lot, a lot of rhythm, these seven Canarian artists close their remix.
So far our review of this great group. Without a doubt one of those hits that turns clubs upside down all over the country. Our congratulations to the entire Canarian collective for this union, the clear demonstration that this type of work benefits everyone. Enjoy "Caió La Noche Remix".
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Fall is upon us and that means it is time to break out the fall spices. This time of year you will see a lot of cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, ginger, star anise, and dried citrus peel. It's almost as if these flavors are the essence of Thanksgiving itself. At times it can be a little overwhelming with everywhere you go, people are trying to push any and every type of pumpkin flavored treat onto your plate.
This recipe is a little out of the ordinary but will marry all of the fall flavors into a delicious custard treat that you can enjoy before the temperature starts to drop. We will be using many different techniques with alterations depending on what you may have available. I will guarantee this will be the smoothest and creamiest custard you have ever had. We won't even be using an ice cream churner.
Mash the bananas and toss with the nutmeg, cinnamon, sugar, and salt.
Saute the banana sugar mix over low heat until the sugar begins to caramelize then remove from the heat.
In a small saucepan, whisk the heavy cream and whole milk with powdered milk and split vanilla bean over medium heat.
Add the banana mix and cajeta to the dairy mix while it is heating up.
Continuously whisk (do not let the cream scorch) while slowly bring the temperature up to 185°F (about 40 minutes).
Pull off of the heat and place the bottom of the pot in an ice bath to cool for 10 min.
With the dairy mix cooled down, remove the vanilla bean and whisk in the egg yolks until well incorporated.
Vacuum seal the contents in a large bag or place in a shallow hotel pan with wrapped air tight with plastic wrap.
After the custard base has steamed for 90 min, drop the bag into any ice bath to chill.
Strain the base with a chinois.
Add the base to a Kitchen Aid stand mixer and turn on level two with the paddle.
Once the base had achieved the desired consistency, turn off the stand mixer and portion into deli cups.
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Q: How to use variables in sed command I have file called "text_file1.txt" and the content in the file is
"subject= /C=US/O=AAA/OU=QA/OU=12345/OU=TESTAPP/"
Now what i want to achieve is to the content to be like below:
"subject= /C=US/O=AAA/$$$QA/###12345/@@@TESTAPP/"
when i execute the below piece of code:
#! /bin/ksh
OU1="QA"
OU2=12345
OU3="TESTAPP"
`sed -i "s/OU=$OU1/$$$\${OU1}/g" text_file1.txt`
`sed -i "s/OU=$OU2/###\${OU2}/g" text_file1.txt`
`sed -i "s/OU=$OU3/@@@\${OU3}/g" text_file1.txt`
content=`cat text_file1.txt`
echo "content:$content"

i get the output like this:
content:subject= /C=US/O=Wells Fargo/2865528655{OU1}/###12345/@@@TESTAPP/CN=03032015_CUST_2131_Unix_CLBLABB34C02.wellsfargo.com

only this command "sed -i "s/OU=$OU1/$$$\${OU1}/g" text_file1.txt" is not working as expected.Can anyone please suggest some idea on this?
Thanks in advance.

A: Two things play into this:

*

*You have to escape $ (i.e., use \$) in doubly-quoted shell strings if you want a literal $, and

*\ does not retain its literal meaning when it comes before a $ inside backticks (that is to say, inside backticks, \$ becomes just $).

When you write
`sed -i "s/OU=$OU1/$$$\${OU1}/g" text_file1.txt`

because the command is in backticks, you spawn a subshell with the command
sed -i "s/OU=$OU1/$$$${OU1}/g" text_file1.txt

Since $$$$ is inside a doubly-quoted string, variable expansion takes place, and it is expanded as two occurrences of $$ (the process ID of the shell that's doing the expansion). This means that the code sed sees is ultimately
s/OU=QA/1234512345{OU1}/g

...if the process ID of the spawned subshell is 12345.
In this particular case, you don't need the command substitution (the backticks), so you could write
sed -i "s/OU=$OU1/\$\$\$${OU1}/g" text_file1.txt

However, using shell variables in sed code is always a problem. Consider, if you will, what would happen if OU1 had the value /; e rm -Rf * # (hint: GNU sed has an e instruction that runs shell commands). For this reason, I would always prefer awk to do substitutions that involve shell variables:
cp text_file1.txt text_file1.txt~
awk -v OU1="$OU1" '{ gsub("OU=" OU1, "$$$" OU1) } 1' text_file1.txt~ > text_file1.txt

This avoids code injection problems by not treating OU1 as code.
If you have GNU awk 4.1 or later,
awk -v OU1="$OU1" -i inplace  '{ gsub("OU=" OU1, "$$$" OU1) } 1' text_file1.txt

can do the whole thing without a (visible) temporary file.

A: You must be careful when putting $ inside double quotes.
sed -i "s/OU=$OU1/"'$$$'"${OU1}/g" text_file1.txt

Example:
$ OU1="QA"
$ echo 'OU=QA' | sed "s/OU=$OU1/"'$$$'"${OU1}/g"
$$$QA

A: Does this help as a start?
echo ''
OU1="QA"
echo "subject= /C=US/O=AAA/OU=${OU1}/OU=12345/OU=TESTAPP/" \
| sed -e "s|/OU=${OU1}/|/OU=\$\$\$${OU1}/|g"

The result is:
subject= /C=US/O=AAA/OU=$$$QA/OU=12345/OU=TESTAPP/
(You are mixing up the use of $ signs .)

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This 1960s Fender Super Reverb-Amp has seen some love. Many capacitors andmany resistors have been replaced.Has the upgraded 3-prong power cord, but the speakers are not original, nor is the reverb rca plugs, and volume pot. But this is the amp for anyone wanting that Fender clean, and wants soaring volume!


Originating from a liter of black and tan Yorkshire Terriers in the 1980's, came a single "piebald" marked puppy, that has started a new breed for this generation. Though some argue this, the Biewer Yorkshire Terrier and the Yorkshire Terrier are considered two separate breeds today.
The Biewer Yorkshire Terrier is a small breed, with males and females weighing up to only and average of 8 pounds and measuring 8-9 inches in height. This breed is short to the ground, built petite all around and still appears confident at all times. Their small body frame is held up with relatively thin legs. Their ears are large and triangular and rest along side of their face when not cropped. When owners prefer to have their pups ears cropped, they are smaller in size, triangular and stand firm on the top of their head. Their two round eyes are dark brown or black in color, matching their adorable button nose. The Biewer Yorkshire Terrier should always have straight hair that is silky to the touch and straight to the ground. Their coat is a single layer and should only ever have a specific patterned coat as follows; starting from their head: white, blue/white broken, absolute, or black without brown highlights. Pure white hair on their chest, stomach and legs. Biro Yorkshire Terrier's is a Biewer Terrier that has a lot of dark chocolate color on a white undercoat.
Often recommend for families with older children due to this breeds small size and delicate frame, this breed is generally a wonderful family addition! In true Terrier form, this breed is unaware of their small size, and is always approaching situations as a "big dog". This breed should have early socialization as well as rules and boundaries set within the home to ensure proper obedience. This breed requires a daily walk as well as playtime outside or within the home. As with any Terrier, daily physical and mental stimulation is equally as important; if they do not have a job, they will find a job. It has been noted from previous owners of this breed that when their Biewer Yorkshire Terriers were not receiving proper mental and physical exercise that their dogs were exhibiting ill behaviors such as excessive barking, chewing and biting. This breed is an excellent watch dog to have within your home, as they will alert you when any car or stranger is in the drive way. As always, only positive reinforcement training methods are recommended for this breed.
Daily brushing and bathing when needed. A trip to a professional groomer every 8 weeks is highly recommended for a hair and nail trim.
Please fully educate yourself about the Biewer Yorkshire Terrier prior to adding one to your family to ensure that you are choosing to add the proper dog to your household. Do not add one to your family unless you are able to provide life long physical and financial care. A proper fitting harness and leash is always recommended while your dog is outside. All dogs originate from wolves (Canis Lupus). Each breed of dog was originally created by mixing different breeds together in an effort to bring forth certain characteristics. Once a breeder has created acceptable "breed characteristics" within their bloodline and these "breed characteristics" have shown to be reliably reproduced in the offspring for three (3) generations, the bloodline may be upgraded from the category of "foundation stock" to "pure-bred". The same "pure-bred" breed standards vary from different continents, countries, territories, regions, breed clubs, and canine pure-breed registries depending on the goals of their breeders. Dog DNA testing companies can have accurate results for a specific bloodline of a small colony of dogs. However, there are tens of thousands of different bloodlines in the world which have not yet been tested for marker baseline results by Dog DNA testing companies as of 2017. For this reason Dog DNA testing companies do not guarantee the 100% accuracy of their breed lineage results and will also show different marker results for the same pure-bred breed in different continents, countries, territories, regions, breed clubs, and canine pure-breed registries depending on the goals of their breeders.


The match is scheduled to start at 5:30pm and GTV and Maasranga TV will live telecast the match.
Bangladesh will start today's game as underdogs against a much consistent Afghan side, who have won all of their last four international matches against the Tigers.
The Tigers lost three consecutive Twenty20 matches in Dehradun in June against Afghanistan before suffering a 136-run defeat in the Group stage of the Asia Cup on Thursday.
Bangladesh began their Super Four campaign on a sour note when they lost to India by seven wickets on Friday.
So, the Tigers are very much on the backfoot after their two crushing defeats in between two days after getting off to a winning start against Sri Lanka in their first group stage match.
The Tigers looked oblivious against India in their last match as they managed to score 173 runs with some late resistance provided by lower order batsmen Mehedi Hasan and Mashrafee bin Murtaza but that could hardly give the Indians any trouble.
Opener Tamim Iqbal's ruling out from the tournament with a wrist injury exposed Bangladesh's opening problem as youngsters Liton Das and Nazmul Hossain failed to provide a good start in successive matches.
Both the batsmen were unable to score double digit figure in a single innings as Liton could make only 13 runs in three innings while Nazmul, who made his ODI debut against Afghanistan last week, made 14 runs in two innings.
With their failures, Bangladesh on Friday included experienced Soumya Sarkar and Imrul Kayes in their Asia Cup squad before the Tigers finished their first Super Four match against India.
Along with the openers, Bangladesh's middle-order also had a collective poor run in the tournament except Mushfiqur Rahim's blazing 144 off 150 balls against Sri Lanka.
Bangladesh's bowling unit also need to find their rhythm as their weakness were exposed in the last group match when Rashid Khan and Gulbadin Naib struck a late unbeaten stand of 95 off 55 balls to take the game out of their reach.
However, Bangladesh skipper Mashrafee bin Murtaza believed that they still had a chance to qualify for the final.
'It is very disappointing [the way we lost in both games], but still we are not out of the tournament. We still have two matches left and we have to be positive and find out our mistakes and come back very hard,' Mashrafee told reporters after the game against India on Friday.
On the other hand, the Afghans will also need to defeat Bangladesh to keep their hopes alive to qualify for the final of the tournament for the first time in history after they suffered a heart-breaking four-wicket defeat against Pakistan in their first Super Four match on Friday.
Tigers struggle against their spinners will encourage Afghanistan, who got spinners like Rashid Khan, Mujeeb ur Rahman and Mohmmad Nabi.
In the other Super Four match of the day, in-form India will take on arch-rivals Pakistan in Dubai.


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Anchor Church is the name given to a series of caves in a Keuper Sandstone (Triassic conglomerate) outcrop, close to the village of Ingleby, Derbyshire, England. The caves have been extended by human intervention to form a crude dwelling place, complete with door and window holes.
The sandstone outcrop once formed part of the banks of the River Trent and the caves were formed by the action of the river on the rock. The course of the river has altered and left the caves opening onto a backwater pool. It has been designated as both a Regionally Important Geological Site, and as a Local Wildlife Site.
The cave featured in a painting by Thomas Smith of Derby in 1745.
The Burdett family of Foremarke Hall enlarged the caves to the present size in the 18th century, fitting a door in 1845 and some additional brickwork, including a set of steps to the main entrance. Sir Francis Burdett used the caves as a summerhouse and held picnics there. Forming part of the romantic landscape of Formarke Hall and its park in the 18th century, Anchor Church was an important destination for its owners and their guests, allowing them to walk and admire views out over the Trent valley.
The caves are nowadays on the route of several popular walks in the area. Anchor Church is a Grade II listed building.
In 2015, a large area of the valley over which Anchor Church has a commanding view was subject to a planning application for gravel extraction. It formed part of a 61 hectare extension to Swarkestone Quarry by Tarmac Aggregates Limited.
Anchor Church is included on the list of Derbyshire Regionally Important Geological Sites (RIGS), and is also listed as a Local Wildlife Site. Species of note found here include wall pennywort (Umbilicus rupestris) which grows on the rocks themselves, plus shining pondweed (Potamogeton lucens), a very rare "Red Data List" plant in Derbyshire, found in the backwater channel below the rocks and two other sites elsewhere in the county. Other species of note recorded near Anchor Church include Eurasian otter, and 1970s records of small water-pepper (Persicaria minor).
^ a b c "Anchor Church Walk" (PDF). South Derbyshire District Council. Archived from the original (PDF) on 13 June 2011. Retrieved 12 October 2016.
^ Cameron, Kenneth (1959). The place-names of Derbyshire. Cambridge University Press. p. 636. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
^ "CM9/1215/122 Extension to Swarkestone Quarry, Twyford Road, Barrow on Trent. Comments on the Archaeological Desk Based Assessment" (PDF). www.derbyshire.gov.uk. Derbyshire County Council Conservation and Design Team. Retrieved 31 January 2017.
^ Historic England. "Anchor Church (Grade II) (1096534)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 16 June 2016.
^ "Planning Application – Case file for CM9/1215/122". www.derbyshire.gov.uk. Derbyshire County Council. Retrieved 31 January 2017.
^ Bundy, Colin (October 2009). "Swarkestone Quarry, Barrow Upon Trent, Derbyshire. Extended Phase 1 Habitat Survey" (PDF). www.derbyshire.gov.uk. Middlemarch Environmental Ltd. Retrieved 31 January 2017.
^ Willmot, Alan; Moyes, Nick (2015). The Flora of Derbyshire. Pisces Publication. ISBN 978-1-874357-65-0.


hiya guys. i got a problem in the editor with the titlepack. i just can't seem to be unable to properly align my blocks. with sewer blocks there always is eiter a little bump, little fall, 2 blocks overlapping or smth. yes i am using every key possible (tab,-,+ and the arrow keys). but i just can't seem to get them right. there are 2 times that always work actually. horizontally an vertically. all the rest is pretty much impossible for me. anybody got any ideas?
yeah, it's hard that's true. You need much time.
Yes horizontal and vertical connection should work perfectly. When ever you rotate block you will have to be very lucky not to have gap on connections. Sometimes i use tab and instead of gap i create small overlap of 2 blocks, and it appears as perfect connection.
Yellow thingie is center of rotation.
Lets assume that grid is all possible positions for center of rotation, on x/y axes.
You can see why when you rotate object in some strange angle you cant make perfect connection anymore(Pitagora will not let you ).
damn pitogaro whoever he is.
anyway thx for the reply's. i'm also making it look like they fit whilst they actually don't like maxi said.
got another question though. the glass/ice like blocks are they invisible to everyone? i mean only when placing them, during a race they're perfectly normal. if everyone has it then well oke i guess.
and btw sorry for my horrible english in the first post. didn't know what i was thinking whilst writing that.
yh i meant transparent for everyone.
It's Pythagoras, just I did not spell his name good(sorry) .
I think I have a problem with the editor, blocks light with "fire." In my case the problem is that I do not see any fire, my question is whether there really is fire or no (like in the picture).
that's why we decided to use this glowing ember texture for now.
Ofcourse a dynamic object with fire would be best, but nadeo decided to not implement any of these features in TM.


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Full name: Handunnettige Deepthi Priyantha Kumar Dharmasena
Born: 24th April 1971, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Bowling: Right-arm off-break, Right-arm medium pace
Relations: Brother: K Dharmasena
Teams: Sri Lanka (Test: 1993-2003/04);
Sri Lanka (ODI: 1994-2003/04);
Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club (Main ListA: 1988/89-2005/06);
Nondescripts Cricket Club (Main ListA: 1991/92);
Moratuwa Sports Club (Main ListA: 1993/94);
Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club (Main FC: 1994/95-2005/06);
Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club (Main Twenty20: 2004/05-2005/06);
Sri Lanka Under-19s (Under-19 ODI: 1989/90);
ICC Umpire of the Year: 2012
Articles: Yuvraj found not guilty of breaching ICC Code of Conduct
New pro' at Rishton
Test Career Batting and Fielding (1993-2003/04)
Sri Lanka 31 51 7 868 62* 19.72 0 3 32.57 14
Test Career Bowling (1993-2003/04)
Sri Lanka 6939 265 2920 69 6-72 42.31 3 0 100.56 2.52
ODI Career Batting and Fielding (1994-2003/04)
Sri Lanka 141 87 33 1222 69* 22.62 0 4 65.06 34
ODI Career Bowling (1994-2003/04)
Sri Lanka 7009 40 4998 138 4-37 36.21 1 0 50.78 4.27
First-Class Career Batting and Fielding (1989-2005/06)
M I NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct
Overall 155 215 34 6550 157 36.18 9 37 78
First-Class Career Bowling (1989-2005/06)
Overall 25549 1140 10284 495 7-30 20.77 30 5 51.61 2.41
List A Career Batting and Fielding (1988/89-2005/06)
Overall 207 132 44 2309 94* 26.23 0 9 51
List A Career Bowling (1988/89-2005/06)
Overall 9777 79 6717 236 5-14 28.46 5 3 42.50 4.07
Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club 7 6 3 129 51* 43.00 0 1 120.56 1
Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club 122 0 108 4 2-15 27.00 0 0 30.50 5.31
Sri Lanka Under-19s 3 3 0 35 24 11.66 0 0 1
Sri Lanka Under-19s 144 1 98 6 3-26 16.33 0 0 24.00 4.08


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University of Michigan Signee Tyler Morris Welcomed to 2022 All-American Bowl with Virtual Jersey Presentation
By Gus RamosDec 16, 2021, 5:52 PM EST
Wide receiver Tyler Morris (Bolingbrook, Illinois/ Plainfield East H.S.), the University of Michigan signee, was officially honored as a 2022 All-American during a virtual jersey presentation as part of the fourteenth episode of the Road to the Dome digital series.
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Welcome ⭐⭐⭐⭐ WR Tyler Morris (@tylermorris2503) to the 2022 All-American Bowl @NBCSports #GoBlue 〽#AABXXII 🇺🇸#AllAmericanBowl 🏈 @usbank https://t.co/cqs9X60QNX pic.twitter.com/58S2Ak3neB
— All-American Bowl (@AABonNBC) December 16, 2021
The episode was released yesterday at 8 p.m. ET on the NBC Sports YouTube channel. Additional All-Americans featured in the episode include Lander Barton, Joshua Conerly Jr., Caden Curry, Kiyaunta Goodwin, Tobias Merriweather, Ethan Moczulski, Ben Rios, Joey Tanona, and Jalil Tucker.
The Road to the Dome tour will continue to honor all 100 All-Americans with virtual jersey presentations during a 15-episode series that is released weekly through various digital and social platforms across NBC Sports.
Morris was selected by the All-American Bowl Selection Committee, consisting of the All-American Bowl and 247Sports. All-Americans are eligible for the All-American Bowl Player of the Year Award, the Anthony Muñoz Lineman of the Year Award, the Defensive Player of the Year Award, the All-American Bowl Man of the Year, the All-American Bowl MVP Award.


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Eilidh G Clark
Letting the Outside in.
Book Review – Tony Hogan Bought Me an Ice Cream Float Before He Stole My Ma by Kerry Hudson
'Graffiti and scorch marks, echoes of small fires, decorated doorsteps. Golden Special Brew cans and crushed vodka bottles, bright as diamonds, collected in gutters. Front gardens were filled with mouldy paddling pools and, occasionally, a rust burnished shell of a car. I had never seen anything so beautiful, so many colours, before in grey Aberdeen.'
Tony Hogan Bought Me an Ice-cream Float Before He Stole My Ma
This is a novel with nothing held back. While the title is light hearted and the cover art bright and cheerful, both are deceiving. The cover shows a silhouette of a young girl holding a giant red balloon against the backdrop of a Scottish suburban town. It is important to address the significance of this image. Readers may recall a similar painting by Banksy, named Girl With Balloon which was originally painted on a wall in London. Beside the painting was engraved "There Is Always Hope". While Banksy's painting shows the girl releasing the balloon, possibly representing lost hope or lost innocence, Hudson's cover shows the girl being lifted by the balloon. Considering this when addressing the text, it is clear that Hudson wished to demonstrate that one can only hold on to hope by not letting go. Critics have described this book as containing bittersweet humour and Hudson cleverly intrudes in the second chapter by saying that this is in fact a 'humorous cautionary tale'. As soon as you begin reading, expect to get dirt under your nails. The author launches right into the location of the novel using regional Scottish dialect and local Aberdonian vernacular. The story begins with the birth of out protagonist, Janie Ryan. Born to Iris (formally Irene), a single, homeless mother who comes from a line of women described as 'fishwives to the marrow', Iris has recently returned from London after trying to change her destiny (not wanting to become her mother). After falling pregnant to a rich and married American man, the relationship breaks down. Iris is forced to return to poverty in the back streets of Aberdeen but is keen to ensure that things have changed,' I didnae go all the way to fuckin' London to come back an' be the same old Irene!' Unfortunately, Iris falls back into her old ways and for Janie; this has a direct effect on her life. The reader follows the protagonist from her first home to temporary care and then to a string of homes over the UK in some of its poorest areas. Janie watches, as her mother gets involved in some abusive relationships, including one with alcohol, and watches helplessly as her mother loses hope. Towards the latter end of the novel, it is clear that Janie is falling into the same habits as her mother, however, a string of unfortunate event forces her to reassess her life. The end of the novel, like the cover art, is left to the reader's interpretation. Can Janie break the cycle and make changes to her life, or is she destined to become her mother? This is not only a well-written novel but also a powerful commentary on life within the poverty trap.
Kerry Hudson, Tony Hogan Bought me an Ice Cream Float Before He Stole My Ma, 2012 published by Vintage Books
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Design a logo for our company. We manufacture and sell eco-friendly, scented home decor products. Our preferred font is "Fingerpaint", however we're open to other ideas. I've attached an image of what is printed on our current product labels as well as images of our two main product lines (soy candles and reed diffusers). Please incorporate the outline of our candle jar if possible. We are going for kind of a farmhouse style of look.
I like the concept - could you do something integrating the candle jar instead of the diffuser bottle? Thank you!


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Caldor Fire: Snow-making machines running full…
Crashes and Disasters
Caldor Fire: Snow-making machines running full tilt in desperate effort to save Tahoe ski resorts
More moderate weather conditions Wednesday help slow spread of massive blaze
KIRKWOOD, Calif. – Sept. 1: As the Caldor Fire burns to the north, firefighters from Central County Fire in San Mateo County doing structure protection, walk past a snow making machine defending the Snowkirk lift at Kirkwood Mountain Resort, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2021. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
By Paul Rogers, Fiona Kelliher | fkelliher@bayareanewsgroup.com and Julia Sulek | jsulek@bayareanewsgroup.com |
PUBLISHED: September 1, 2021 at 5:04 p.m. | UPDATED: September 1, 2021 at 5:19 p.m.
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE — The battle to save South Lake Tahoe from the massive Caldor Fire took a positive turn Wednesday as lighter-than-expected winds kept flames from spreading into the resort town.
But only a few miles inland from the famed alpine lake, firefighters struggled to keep the 204,000-acre blaze — still just 20% contained — from destroying hundreds of homes and two of California's most famous ski resorts, Heavenly and Kirkwood.
At both resorts in the hills south of Lake Tahoe's shores, workers ran dozens of machines normally used for snow-making around the clock, pumping out millions of gallons of water to soak buildings, ski lifts and forests in a high-stakes attempt to halt the advancing fire and even raise the humidity levels around the imperiled areas.
Bill Clark, the snowmaking supervisor at Heavenly, worked all night Tuesday into Wednesday morning with several co-workers, setting up and maintaining the machines along the side of the mountain.
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – September 01: Haze from the Caldor Fire hangs over Heavenly Ski Resort on Sept. 1, 2021, in South Lake Tahoe, Calif. (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group)
"It's go time," Clark said in a post Tuesday on his Facebook page. "We're trying to do whatever we could do to put water on the ground and help out. We'll see what happens."
"Godspeed," said one of his admirers. "Please save our mountain!" said another.
Snow machines, also called snow guns, can pump up to 150 gallons of water a minute at pressures up to five times a typical a fire hose. Some are mounted on poles, and others are portable. They draw water from reservoirs and wells on ski areas — Heavenly has two reservoirs, one of which holds 50 million gallons.
Invented in 1934 in Hollywood by Warner Brothers technical director Louis Geib, who built a machine with a powerful fan and three rotating blades that shaved ice from a 400-pound block to create a fake blizzard for the movie "As the Earth Turns," the machines are a staple at nearly every ski resort in the United States, particularly as warming temperatures from climate change have reduced snow in some areas.
Now, as wildfires spread across the West, the machines are increasingly being used by the ski industry to help reduce fire risk during major blazes.
"They can spray water 100 to 200 feet," said Brooke Alba, a spokeswoman for SMI Snowmaking, a company in Midland, Mich., that manufactures snow-making equipment. "Each one is like a person with a firehose."
By Wednesday morning, a major operation was underway to convert Heavenly's two massive parking lots into an incident command post to provide support for 1,500 firefighters.
Green tape stretched across one section of the upper parking lot to become the catering operation. Robert Griffith, working logistics for the U.S. Forest Service, unloaded pallets of hoses and fittings for the fire crews.
"It will be fully operational in the next few days," he said.
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – September 01: U.S. Forest Service receiving and distribution managers Robert Griffith, left, and Dominique Norris survey the Heavenly Ski Resort's large parking lot before setting up a new command post for firefighting operations on Sept. 1, 2021, in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., as the Caldor Fire continues to burn in the South Lake Tahoe area. (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group)
Tahoe Douglas Fire Marshall Eric Guevin said Wednesday afternoon that the fire was about 4 miles west of Heavenly.
A bulldozer was cutting a fire line on the western edge of the resort. The goal: to keep the fire from spreading out of control in the area, which could further put South Lake Tahoe and nearby communities at risk if strong winds from the south blow embers toward the lake.
"Even though this is an asset we want to protect very much, we have to make sure that the homes and everything are protected down there," said Guevin, standing in the upper parking lot of the resort where the base camp was being built.
"The fire is running in a northeast direction, so it's coming in this direction," he said.
At the Sierra-at-Tahoe ski resort, the fire burned through on Monday. But most facilities, including the lodge, administration building and gear shop were saved, said Mike Reitzell, president of Ski California, an industry organization. A maintenance building burned, and the condition of the forest around the resort is unknown, he said, adding that snow-making machines, along with private fire crews provided by AIG Insurance, the resort's carrier, helped firefighters stave off more damage.
At Kirkwood Ski Resort, embers from the main fire reached the property Wednesday. About 25 firefighters from both San Mateo County and Cal Fire grabbed maps as Battalion Chief Jake Pelk briefed them on the long day ahead.
A sprinkler sprayed water in two directions at the base of Kirkwood Village near a ski lift, while snowmakers shot mist in the air that gusty winds pushed back into the hillside.
"I'm betting that it's either gonna roll over the top or it'll come over the meadow," Cal Fire Capt. Jason Signes said of the fire, gesturing north. "Expect swirling winds throughout the day, because we're in the bowl. You guys know how water flows? It's gonna do the same thing in here."
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – September 01: U.S. Forest Service receiving and distribution managers Robert Griffith, left, and Dominique Norris unload supplies while setting up a new command post for firefighting operations on Sept. 1, 2021, in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., as the Caldor Fire continues to burn in the South Lake Tahoe area. (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group)
By 1 p.m., the crews had hopped in their trucks and headed up hillsides and down side roads, positioned in four different residential pockets and near the resort itself to clear away small trees and brush and pull in hoses.
"We have a lot of dynamics here," Pelk said, "a fire that makes its own winds; we're also getting swirling winds from the north. We're challenged by a lot of different efforts."
The Caldor Fire, which began Aug. 14, has destroyed 544 homes and 12 businesses, according to Cal Fire. Another 34,000 homes are threatened. More than 50,000 people have been evacuated in Eldorado County, around South Lake Tahoe and into Stateline, Nevada.
Red flag weather conditions with 35 mph winds remained in place until 11 p.m. Wednesday. But overnight late Tuesday, they weren't as severe as anticipated, which helped fire crews save the communities of Meyers and Christmas Valley.
"We lucked out a little bit yesterday with some of the winds that didn't come up quite as hard as we expected," said Tim Ernst, an assistant fire chief with the city of Los Angeles who was helping manage the fire.
A shift in the winds also pushed away some smoke, allowing helicopters to fly again Wednesday. The fire seemed to be moving east on ridgetops, generally more toward rural Nevada than South Lake Tahoe. But with the fire seven times the size of the city of San Francisco burning in steep terrain during California's worst drought in nearly 50 years, crews knew there was still much work left.
"We're looking at a very aggressive firefight," said Cal Fire Capt. Keith Wade, "and even if the fire progresses east, we want to make sure it stays out of the houses."
MEYERS, Calif. – August 31: Yuba City firefighter Mike Leonard works at containing a spot fire near buildings in the Christmas Valley area of Meyers, Calif., as crews continue battling the Caldor Fire, late Tuesday evening, Aug. 31, 2021. (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group)
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From covered wagons and ranchers in 1905, this old gold rush town now green rush town is about to get rich. Today, this small town on the edge of the Mojave Desert in Northern California is about to become a cannabis tourist destination. American Green bought Nipton for close to $5 million in cash. Nipton only has a population of six. The new owners' have a vision of turning it into a cannabis friendly place. Somewhere people can visit a working cannabis farms and cannabis dispensaries. It will be somewhere people can stay the night and visit the local natural springs to rejuvenate.
The American Green vision
American Green is one of America's largest cannabis companies and has bought the entire town of Nipton sitting on 120 acres. historically a rich gold rush town now green rush town, the legacy continues.
Current owner, Roxanne Lang said the sale was still in escrow. She said her late husband, Gerald Freeman would find the intention of the buyer amusing. He had no problem with cannabis and believed in green power. Freeman established a solar farm that supplies most of the area's electricity supply. The new owners plan to extend the farm. They also plan to bottle and sell water from the town's pure water supply infused with cannabis. American Green also hope to attract other cannabis manufacturers to the area.
Cannabis revolution
With an old hotel, RV park and general store, the town's main source of income currently comes from selling lottery tickets. People cross the state line from Nevada as they cannot buy them there. It was a gold rush that created this town and it's a green rush that will breathe new life into the area. American Green has been around since 2009. American Green was one of the first publicly traded technology companies involved in medical cannabis. It introduced an automated, age-verifying cannabis dispensing machine. It also has a dispensary locator app and "seed-to-sale tracking solutions". The company manufactures and sells hemp oil low in THC without the psychoactive properties of cannabis. They use hemp oil to make mints, capsules and balms to provide users with "long-lasting relief". American Green intends to manufacture hemp water at Nipton. It will tap into the area's aquifer and infusing the water with hemp oil. The benefits of medical cannabis are well-known throughout the world. Though scientific experts say the medical benefits of hemp oil are not proven. It is a hotly debated subject across many Western countries with many now legalising its use. Although it may be years before American Green can grow cannabis crops, work on the infrastructure will begin immediately. Nipton in not incorporated and has to be before its owners can apply for a grower's licence.
Conveniently set in the middle of nowhere
Nipton attracted the attention of the late Gerald Freeman when mining in part of the area in the 1950s. It is part of the Ivanpah Valley and is at the northeast entrance to the Mojave National Preserve. It is 60 miles south of Las Vegas and 10 miles off the major highway that connects to Los Angeles. When Freeman discovered Nipton, it was a ghost town. He bought it in 1985. He and his wife spent 30 years restoring the boutique hotel and general store keeping to the Old West theme. They built eco-cabins and invested a huge amount of money in a solar farm that provides 45 percent of the town's power. The hotel is a popular destination for people who love the desert and the Old West.
American Green's dream
American Green secured the property after four months of negotiation and have to pay cash. It has bought the entire town of 120 acres, including all buildings and the solar farm. The company said it intends to keep the small businesses running. They currently bring in a profit of around $200,000 annually. This would likely be an opportunity for job growth for the area. Growing BC Seeds Big Bud could possibly help increase profits 10 times more per year. Making this old gold rush town now green rush town even more richer than ever before.
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L.A. Valley to Become, Like, Splitsville?
Will America's second-largest city split in two?
Riding the nationwide wave of voter discontent with unresponsive, centralized government, officials in the San Fernando Valley - the sprawling, middle-class suburb of Los Angeles - are pushing state legislation to help make it happen.
A bill that would smooth the path to secession won surprise approval in the state Assembly earlier this month. The measure would take away the Los Angeles City Council's power to veto secession and would leave the issue for San Fernando Valley voters to decide.
Secession efforts are not unheard of in Los Angeles, a patchwork metropolis of some 80 communities. On occasion, a community, protesting that it had been politically slighted, successfully disengaged from L.A. - although never has an area as large as the San Fernando Valley threatened to do so.
Assemblywoman Paula Boland (R), who represents the Valley's 1.3 million residents and who sponsored the secession bill, says Valley residents don't receive their fair share of government services. "It is time for the Valley to have the recognition and representation it deserves," she says. "It is time for the Valley to be its own city."
The issue moved to the front burner here after the Republican-controlled Assembly approved Ms. Boland's bill. Mirroring the Republican takeover of Congress in the fall of 1994, the GOP wrested control of California's lower legislative house this year for the first time in 25 years. Reflecting the national mood, many voters here are distrustful of what they see as government by politicians who are unresponsive to their needs.
The secession effort "has as much to do with the Republican power change in the Assembly as anything else," says Sherry Jeffe, a political scientist at the Claremont Graduate School. "Under Democrats, this wouldn't have seen the light of day."
Backers of the bill are trumpeting a laundry list of gripes: diluted political representation on the City Council in recent years, as well as the loss of Valley seats on the city board of education; the thinnest coverage per population by the Los Angeles Police Department; slowest response times for fire department and paramedics; and unfair sewer and water rates.
The effort is a matter of "self-determination" for Valley residents fed up with "being subservient to city officials who don't respond to our concerns," says Guy Weddington McCreary, a Valley historian, resident, and Chamber of Commerce board member.
Even if the Boland bill were to pass in the Senate, where Democrats hold the majority, the process for local sponsors is complicated, time-consuming, and politically charged, observers here say. No large US city has ever broken apart.
If it did happen, Los Angeles would become the nation's third largest city, and the San Fernando Valley by itself would rank sixth.
There have been two Valley attempts to secede since 1950. Spurred by geographic and demographic distinctions - the Valley is flanked on two sides by mountains and was settled primarily by middle-class whites as the metropolitan area grew - a small secession movement failed in the early '50s.
In the late 1970s, a strong movement called CIVIC gathered far more momentum but was eventually squashed when city lobbyists persuaded state lawmakers to give Los Angeles veto powers over such efforts. The current legislation would rescind those powers.
Los Angeles resident Larry Berg, founding director of the Jesse Unruh Institute of Politics, says the sense of aggravation fueling the secession move is based more on emotion than on fact.
He welcomes new scrutiny of governance to a region already choking with nearly 90 governmental entities. But he says the major problems, in transportation, air pollution, housing, business growth, and land use, cannot be solved merely by incorporating a new city. "I think when people really look at the issue, they will find it marginal at best that the Valley can stand alone," says Mr. Berg. "What is really needed is a full-scale analysis of the whole region in terms of governance."
If the Boland bill passes the state Senate, secession supporters would need signatures of 20 percent of the Valley's registered voters. That would set in motion an independent agency to analyze whether a Valley city could support itself with adequate property taxes and license fees. The commission must also weigh financial consequences for the city left behind. Then, boundaries must be drawn, and negotiations on dividing up the area's assets must ensue.
"It's entirely possible that the process could take years and eventually go nowhere," says Ms. Jeffe.
Meanwhile, the situation is a political hot potato for key officials including Mayor Richard Riordan (R), who is up for reelection next year. Valley voters were one of his bases of support. "Riordan doesn't know what to do," says Berg. "He needs Valley support, but he also, as mayor of us all, has to be for keeping his city alive and intact."
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Magento Team provided information on the features and improvements in Open Source version 2.2.0 General Availability. Release notes includes major functional fixes, minor bugfixes and a lot of new features.
Some technical skills will be good for you. You need somewhat technical skills to manage it or you need a technical person or team with PHP/MySQL expertise. Also you need a good server to run magento store, you cannot run it on shared server.
Release notes updated October 2. This page lists the release notes start from a bundled extension, upgraded technology stack, improvements in indexing, cart, and cache operation to enhancements in store security.
Ver 2.2.0 includes the third-party plugin Magento Social. This extension helps you do more with your social profiles and increases traffic to your online store through social channels. It creates a post with items from your catalog. When visitors click a product, they are redirected to the correct page in your store.
Considerable enhancements in the technology stack. The developer's team stoped support for PHP 5.6, and Varnish 3.
A new way to deploy to production with minimal downtime. The development team refer to this as pipeline deployment because the deployment process occurs on different systems. Resource-intensive processes can run on the build server. Pipeline deployment supports easy management of configuration between environments, too.
Latest optimisation in indexing, cart, and cache allowed to growth the system performance. The running indexers doesn't slow down the storefront productivity. Users can browse your store with no visible impact to their experience during indexing operation. Next the development team combined long-running processes of indexing to the packages. It allow optimize manage of memory and decrease run times of indexing.
Due to cart processing optimization customers can create a shopping cart with more than 300 products now.
New configuration of the cache contains two new modes to ensure there is always a cached page to a customers. There are blocks for frequently changing data that increasing performance cache hit ratios. Additionally there are increased performance of the invalidation logic and optimization of edge side.
Engineering Team have added hundreds of pull offers to the code base from engaged Magento community members.
Some deep-dive details on significant security upgrades. Engineering Team have removed serialize/unserialize from most the code to refine protection against remote code execution attacks. Additionally they have enhanced protection of code from cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. Because certain vulnerabilities can be exploited to access clients information or take over administrator sessions.
Version 2.0.0 includes hundreds of fixed issues and enhancements. The web installer fixed to successfully set up Magento. About 30 fixes in installation, upgrade and deployment sphere. Version 2.0.0 now supports table prefixing during installation and many more enhancements including about 30 fixes in cart and checkout area.
The sample password has removed from the Setup Wizard.
The storefront now presents minicart with all items recently added to your shopping cart. So the number of products in the minicart is now shows correctly. You can now reload a page during checkout without unintentionally changing shipping information. Custom address attributes now appear in the Checkout summary.
A coupon code no longer overrides a cart rule without a coupon code when multiple cart rules are applied. Now Magento don't allow to add a product variation to the shopping cart if the item is out of stock.
The system now successfully estimates shipping costs. Additionally the checkout page now shows the State/Province field on the Add New Address page and allow to persists Credit card information after a client enters a promotion code.
Magento no longer throws an exception when a client updates their shopping cart after you've enabled the Minimum Order setting.
There are also about 20 bug fixes in the cart and checkout processing.
48 issues were fixed in the Magento catalog. The storefront now displays images that Magento resizes during product save operations, rather than resizing the product on the storefront. Additionally the storefront gallery now displays all the images associated with a configurable product. The system now displays the "This is a required field" message immediately neighboring to the item options as needed during checkout process. The category page update the price after running a scheduled update.	The system now correctly displays custom options at the store-view level. View permissions to high-level categories now operate as expected. You can now add a product to the "Compare list" without an error. Also Magento no anymore pass a client if he want to place a re-order once you've disabled one of items in the order. Out-of-stock options for configurable items no longer display in search and layered navigation results.
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8. Why did Judy wait so long to go back and explore the bomb shelter after the tornado?
9. What was the significance of the family diaries? Do you think Louise read her mother's diaries, and if so, why did she keep the secret?
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