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2013 TIFF Kids International Film Festival, Apr 9-21
THE TIFF KIDS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL LIGHTS UP SCREENS AND IMAGINATIONS WITH THE BEST OF CHILDREN'S CINEMA FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Toronto – TIFF has announced the Opening Night and Feature Film Presentations that will enrich, engage and entertain young audiences at the 16th annual TIFF Kids International Film Festival™. The Festival's opening night film, The Legend of Sarila (La légende de Sarila), is Canada's first 3D animated feature, a gorgeous-looking adventure inspired by various Inuit legends and featuring the voice of Oscar-winner Christopher Plummer. This year's Closing Night Film is the International Premiere of the German film Famous Five 2 (Fünf Freunde 2), an adaptation of the Enid Blyton classic.TIFF Kids ®, the only film festival for children aged 3-13 in Toronto, takes place at TIFF Bell Lightbox from April 9 through April 21, 2013.
"We're thrilled to be opening TIFF Kids 2013 with Canada's first 3D animated film, The Legend of Sarila, exploring themes offriendship, hope, perseverance and self acceptance," said Elizabeth Muskala, Director, TIFF Kids. "Other highlights from this year's programme include our Closing Night Film Famous Five 2, the sequel to last year's TIFF Kids Audience Award-winner Famous Five; the award-winning Mother, I Love You from Latvia; and everyone's favourite little white bunny finally up on the big screen with Miffy the Movie, from the Netherlands. This year's programming line-up features the absolute best in world cinema that will both inspire and delight TIFF Kids audiences."
"We are proud to have directed and produced our first feature film as a 100 per cent Canadian 3D animated film, an original story aimed at children that reveals an exotic corner of our country," said The Legend of Sarila director Nancy Florence Savard and producer Marie-Claude Beauchamp. "It was an experience as unforgettable as The Legend of Sarila itself. And being picked as the opening film for TIFF Kids is just the cherry on top."
"This year's TIFF Kids line-up will inspire and empower a new generation of film-goers," said Shane Smith, Director of Public Programmes, TIFF. "This Festival offers children an opportunity to see some of the best films from around the world, as they should be seen: on the big screen."
TIFF Kids 2013 features 117 films - 29 Features and 88 Shorts - representing 40 countries. Audiences can explore the world through high quality, youth-oriented films from the following countries: Germany, Australia, India, China, The Netherlands, Norway, Iran, Mexico, South Africa, the United Kingdom, Azerbaijan and many more. As a further engagement element to the films themselves, TIFF Kids presentations often feature in-person appearances by filmmakers and special guests who introduce their films and answer questions from the audience following the screening. Guests for 2013 include The Legend of Sarila director Nancy Florence Savard and producer Marie-Claude Beauchamp who will engage with audiences at the screening of their film on TIFF Kids opening night.
The TIFF Kids International Film Festival takes place at TIFF Bell Lightbox from April 9 through April 21. Tickets for the TIFF Kids public programme go on sale to TIFF Members today (March 5) and to the general public on March 9. TIFF Members and the general public may also purchase tickets to school programme screenings subject to availability, beginning March 26. Prices range from Adult $12, Student/Senior $9.50 and Children (12 and under) $8.50. Opening Night $25.00 and Closing Night $15.00 per person. TIFF Kids 10 packs are available for $75.00 (valid for digiPlaySpace and film tickets). Entry to the TIFF Kids digiPlaySpace is $8 or $5 with paid screening ticket to the TIFF Kids International Film Festival and Comic Book Heroes programme, discounts apply for TIFF Members.
Some activities are free. For more information on screenings and activities, or to purchase tickets, please visit tiff.net/kids call 416-599-TIFF (8433) or 1-800-599-TIFF, or visit the Steve & Rashmi Gupta Box Office at TIFF Bell Lightbox.
FEATURE FILM PRESENTATIONS
TIFF Kids is pleased to present the following 29 feature films:
The Legend of Sarila (La légende de Sarila), director: Nancy Florence Savard, Canada. Both English and French language
screenings.
OPENING NIGHT FILM!
Toronto Premiere
Canada's first 3D animated feature is about three Inuit youths living on the Arctic tundra who go in search of Sarila, a promised land, hoping to save their clan from famine. It is also the story of a fight to the death between two shamans, the young Markussi, who finds his destiny on the journey to the mythical Sarila, and the aged Croolik who feels his power threatened by the young shaman. Voice actors include Academy Award-winner Christopher Plummer as well as rising Canadian talents Dustin Milligan and Rachelle Lefevre. Age recommendation 8 and up.
Famous Five 2 (Fünf Freunde 2), director: Mike Marzuk, Germany. German with English subtitles.
International Premiere
The world's favourite crew of young detectives is back in this sequel to last year's TIFF Kids Audience Choice Award winner. On their first camping trip without their parents, the Famous Five gang runs into trouble when their teammate Dick is kidnapped by a band of crooks who believe he can lead them to the Green Eye, the most valuable jewel in the world. The Famous Five are determined to stop at nothing to protect the precious jewel and bring their friend back safe and sound. Age recommendation 9 and up.
A Horse on the Balcony (Das Pferd auf dem Balkon), director: Hüseyin Tabak, Austria. German with English subtitles.
Mika, a 10-year-old boy with Asperger's Syndrome, has no idea how his life will change when he hears a strange sound outside his building one night and discovers a racehorse on the balcony of his housing project apartment. He and his friend Dana form a remarkable bond with the horse and together they make a bold plan to keep their new friend. Age recommendation 8 and up.
A Turtle's Tale 2: Sammy's Escape From Paradise, director: Ben Stassen, Belgium. English.
Sammy and Ray, leatherback turtles and friends forever, are enjoying life in their tropical paradise, shepherding new hatchlings Ricky and Ella out to sea. Suddenly, a poacher swoops in and ships the turtles off to be part of a spectacular aquarium show for tourists in Dubai. The kingpin of the place, a seahorse named Big D, enlists them in his plans for a great escape. But with their new friends, Sammy and Ray hatch breakout plans of their own. After a series of thrilling adventures and narrow escapes, our heroes head south to meet up with Shelly, Sammy's first and only love.
Believe, director: David Scheinmann, United Kingdom. English.
Set in 1984 and inspired by true events, Believe is a tale about the legendary Manchester United football manager Sir Matt Busby, who helps a wayward boy fulfill his dream. An act of petty crime by 11-year-old Georgie becomes a collision of fate as Sir Matt tracks him down, only to discover that the boy is an extraordinarily gifted footballer and captain of a team of unruly talents. Age recommendation 10 and up.
Buta, director: Ilgar Najaf, Azerbaijan. Azerbaijani with English subtitles.
Self-confident young dreamer Buta –whose name derives from the Azerbaijani term for the pattern known as paisley-lives with his elderly grandmother in a remote mountain village, where she supports them by weaving beautiful and intricate rugs. Befriended and inspired by an old man who dreams of restoring the old mill in the village, Buta becomes determined to create his own buta pattern on a mountaintop with stones dragged from a local river, despite being harassed and bullied by a group of local boys. Age recommendation 11 and up.
Casper and Emma – Best Friends (Karsten og Petra blir bestevenner), director: Arne Lindtner Næss, Norway. Norwegian with English subtitles.
North American Premiere
Emma is just days away from celebrating her fifth birthday, what she wants more than anything is a dog, but her mom says she must be a little older to look after a pet. Emma meets Casper on his first day at a new kindergarten; both have their favourite stuffed animals, Miss Rabbit and Lion Cub, and from that day on Casper and Emma are best friends. Emma soon enlists Casper's help in attempting to convince her mom that she is now old enough to take care of the new dog she wants. Age recommendation 6 and up.
Cinnamon (Canela), director: Jordi Mariscal, Mexico. Spanish with English subtitles.
Canadian Premiere
El Molcajete is a traditional Mexican food restaurant in downtown Mexico City owned by Maria's grandmother Tere, and run by Chef Rosi. After her daughter's death, Tere lost her passion for cooking and stopped working at El Molcajete. Meanwhile, Chef Rosi has introduced new dishes to the menu, in an effort to make it trendier. But neither Maria nor Tere will let their beloved traditional flavours and cooking secrets fall into oblivion. Age recommendation 9 and up.
Echo Planet (Echo-Jew-Kong-Lok), director: Kompin Kemgumnird, Thailand. Thai (dubbed in English).
Join Jorpe and Norva, a brother and sister from a distant Karen village, on an adventure to the metropolis of Capital City. The two children and their new friend Sam - the son of the Capital State President - desperately try to find a way to stop an oncoming natural global disaster using ancient Karen knowledge, or it will mean the end of all human life! Age recommendation 9 and up.
Ella and Friends (Ella ja kaverit), director: Taneli Mustonen, Finland. Finnish with English subtitles
Ella and her friends find out that their much-loved neighbourhood school will be shut down, and all the kids will be relocated to a massive central school. The group discovers that their own school is scheduled to be demolished and replaced with a Formula One race track. Ella and her friends decide to team up with the teacher to fight for their old school. Age recommendation 7 and up.
Elmo's Alphabet Challenge, director: Joey Mazzarino, USA. English.
Are you up for an alphabet challenge? Abby shows off her new Fairy Fly Pad, but accidentally traps her friends inside the video game world! To get back to Sesame Street, Elmo, Telly and Abby must beat challenges that test their alphabet knowledge. Bonus: Special guest to introduce the film! Age recommendation 2 and up.
Ernest & Celestine (Ernest et Célestine), directors: Benjamin Renner, Vincent Patar and Stéphane Aubier,
France/Belgium/Luxembourg. French with English subtitles.
Giant bears and tiny mice don't tend to mingle much, but when Ernest and Celestine cross paths, the two become inseparable friends and embark on an adventure of a lifetime in this animated film based on the children's books by Belgian author Gabrielle Vincent. Age recommendation 8 and up.
Eskil & Trinidad, director: Stephan Apelgren, Sweden. Swedish with English subtitles.
Eskil is torn between loyalties to his father up in the north of Sweden with his ice hockey ambitions, and his desire to meet his mother down in Copenhagen. When he encounters Trinidad, an unusual character who's building a boat to sail to the Caribbean, new and unexpected possibilities begin to open up. Age recommendation 9 and up.
Fame High, director: Scott Hamilton Kennedy, USA. English.
From the nail-biting freshman auditions to the spectacular graduation performance, Fame High captures the in-class and at-home drama, competition, heartbreak, and triumph of a single year as it follows a group of struggling freshmen and seniors at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. Here, both underprivileged and privileged teenagers reach for their dreams of becoming actors, singers, dancers, and musicians. Fame High is where intensely devoted teachers and highly motivated students go about the business of making the best better. But all that talent means a lot of pressure when students are competing for the same roles, the same teachers' favours, and the same career opportunities, and the favour of the same teachers. They are also struggling with grades, family and young love, while defying complications of race, culture, and economic challenges at every turn. Age recommendation 12 and up.
Igor & the Cranes' Journey (Igor VeMasa Ha'Agurim), director: Evgeny Ruman, Israel/Poland/Germany. Hebrew, Russian with English subtitles.
During his move from Russia to Israel, 11-year-old Igor faces challenges that are not unlike those of the baby crane that he observed hatching while he was visiting with his ornithologist father. Tracking the cranes' migration from Russia to Africa via a classmate's website, Igor is lead on a great adventure that will reunite him with his dad. Age recommendation: 10 and up.
Know My Name (Siirt'in Sirri), directors: Kristen Stevens and Inan Temelkuran, Turkey. Turkish, Kurdish, with English subtitles.
Surviving discrimination and violence in Turkey's poor southeast, 15-year-old Evin trains to be a top international wrestler and support her Kurdish family of 13. One of 150,000 girls in Turkey who choose fighting as a path to university and independence, she is one fight away from a title of her own. Age recommendation 12 and up.
Miffy the Movie (Nijntje de film), director: Hans Perk, The Netherlands. English.
Miffy, her friends Melanie and Grunty and her dog Snuffy set out on a treasure hunt through the zoo. Father and Mother Bunny give them five riddles through a Treasure Hunt Song, about a colour, a shape, a movement, a number and a sound. While discovering animals that answer to the riddles, Miffy and her friends learn how to work together, find creative ways to collaborate and to reward each other for a job well done. And in the end, they are rewarded with a big surprise. Age recommendation 2 and up.
Mother, I Love You (Mammu, es tevi milu), director: Janis Nords, Latvia. Latvian with English subtitles.
Mother, I Love You is the adventurous and touching story of Raimonds, a misunderstood adolescent who, while trying to reconcile with his mother, stumbles into a world of trouble and petty crime. Age recommendation: 10 and up.
Once in a Lullaby, director: Jonathan Kalafer, USA. English.
The PS22 chorus from Staten Island became world famous after their YouTube videos went viral. This documentary follows them to their biggest performance yet, as the closing act at the 2011 Academy Awards ceremony, where creative differences, lost voices and homesickness threaten their performance. Age recommendation 9 and up.
Rafiki (Bestevenner), director: Christian Lo, Norway. Norwegian with English subtitles.
TIFF Kids Festival Favourite
Julie, Mette and Naisha are best friends. They have snowball fights with the boys, race down steep hills on sleds, and are looking forward to Christmas. One day, Naisha suddenly vanishes, and no one knows where she and her mother have disappeared to. With no clues other than an address written in invisible ink, Julie and Mette sneak onto the night train bound for Oslo. Will they manage to get their best friend back? Age recommendation: 8 and up.Satellite Boy, director: Catriona McKenzie, Australia. English. Pete lives with his grandfather in an old abandoned outdoor cinema in the Australian desert. When the old drive-in is threatened with demolition, ten-year-old Pete takes off to the city with his best mate Kamlain to save his home. Age recommendation 12 and up.
Stepping on the Flying Grass (Cita Citaku Setinggi Tanah), director: Eugene Panji, Indonesia. Indonesian with English subtitles.
Assigned by their teacher to write an essay about their most cherished dream, four young friends in rural Indonesia each take a different approach to their assignment, and one of them sets out to make his dream come true. Age recommendation 8 and up.
The Diary of Summer, director: Chen Jing, China. Mandarin with English subtitles.
When troublemaker Ma Xiaopang is caught lying on his latest homework assignment, which was to do a good deed and write about it, his teacher punishes him by ordering him to complete ten good deeds and write them down over the summer holidays. Worse, xhe appoints Xiaopang's classmate and nemesis, Wang Xiaohu, to supervise him. Age recommendation: 8 and up.
The Pee-Wee 3D: The Winter That Changed My Life (Les Pee-Wee 3D: l'hiver qui a changé ma vie), director: Éric Tessier,
Canada. French with English subtitles.
A team of young hockey players living in a small Québec village are preparing to play the most exciting hockey season of their lives. They will be fighting for a spot in the most prestigious minor hockey tournament in world: The Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament. Age recommendation 10 and up.
The Rooster Trademark Paper (Kaghaze Khoroos Neshan) director: Maryam Milani, Iran. Farsi with English subtitles.
In 1971 Iran, Amir is a young boy who lives with his mother and sister and sells newspapers to help his family. When he sees an advertisement for a visual arts competition in the newspaper, he is eager to enter, but must first find money for the costly Rooster Trademark paper in order to qualify. Age recommendation: 8 and up.
The Zigzag Kid (Nono, Het Zigzag Kind) director: Vincent Bal, Netherlands/Belgium. Dutch, French with English subtitles.
Nono wants to be like his father — the best police inspector of the world — but he gets into trouble all the time. Two days before his Bar Mitzvah, he's sent away to his uncle Sjmoel in order to stay on the right track. During the train ride, however, Nono gets one last chance to prove himself as a detective. Along with master burglar Felix Glick, an old acquaintance of his father's, he enters a world of disguises, chases, and French chansons—and meets Zohara, a mysterious lady whose secrets will change Nono's life forever. Age recommendation: 10 and up.
Vampire Sisters (Die Vampirschwestern) director: Wolfgang Groos, Germany. German with English subtitles.
Dakaria and Silvania are 12-year-old half-vampire sisters, with a vampire father and a human mother, who move from Transylvania to Germany, where they try to become accustomed to the conditions of human daily life. They go to school during the day, using a lot of sun block, and fly during nighttime hours only. But the hardest part is making friends, as they need to be careful with whom they share their secret. Age recommendation: 9 and up.
Victor and the Secret of The Crocodile Mansion (Das Haus Der Krokodile) directors: Philipp Stennert and Cyrill Boss, Germany.
German with English subtitles.
Eleven-year-old Victor is both thrilled and mystified when his family moves into his grand-uncle's mansion filled with African masks, taxidermy crocodile mounts, and a dark secret: Four decades ago, his grand-uncle's daughter, Cecilia, died at age 11 under mysterious circumstances. Convinced that the elaborate drawings in his cousin's diary contain clues to a long-lost treasure, Victor becomes obsessed with deciphering them and finally uncovering the secret buried deep within his ancestral home. Age recommendation: 10 and up.
Waves (Alegalu) director: Prithvi Konanur, India. Kannada with English subtitles.
Putta and Basu are unlikely friends who live in a small fishing village. While Putta does well in school and loves being out on the water in his boat, Basu struggles in class and has a fear of the ocean. When both boys get into trouble they decide to try and solve their problems by sailing Putta's boat out to the nearby island, where legend has it that if you leave something behind for the island spirit Panjurli, your wishes will come true. But when their journey takes an unexpected turn, Putta and Basu quickly learn that they cannot escape their responsibilities as easily as they had thought. Age recommendation 9 and up.
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Beginners Guide to getting into Motorsport – Part 1
28. May 2018 11:03 by Rare Spares in General, Rare Spares // Tags: Lowndes, Webber, Whincup, Schumacher, Vettel, Ricciardo, motorsport, Racing, F1, CAMS, HQ holden, formula 1, Rare Spares, Aussie Motorsports, Aussie Motorsport Classic, Australia, Australian Automotive, Australian Motorsport, Australian touring car, Auto racing, automotive, Automotive Enthusiasts, Automobile, Automotive industry // Comments (0)
Lowndes. Webber. Whincup. Schumacher. Vettel. Ricciardo. Drivers that are involved in the top levels of motorsport internationally and locally. They all have one other thing in common. They all started at the bottom of the ladder in the competitive driving sense.
Around the world drivers of young ages are learning the basics of how to drive in motorsport. They may be in a basic single cylinder go-kart at their local outdoor track. They may be at a circuit listening in to their older brother or sister providing feedback on how the last drive in the Formula Ford or Formula Vee has gone. They could be an apprentice wielding the spanner in a team, talking to the driver of the Production Touring Car about how a change of shock absorber could help handling, or sitting in a seat, playing a race simulator in VR.
Thankfully, a huge bank balance isn't required to get into the driver's seat in motorsport. In Australia there are Superkarts with single and twin cylinder engines, Formula Ford and Formula Vee remain a strong and cost effective entry point, and even the venerable HQ Holden has a category at a budget per year that would pay for a team dinner in an F1 team.
But it's not simply a matter of rocking up to a race track, strapping in, and going. CAMS have different entry methods including a temporary license for what's called a "Come and Try Day". They are a single use license and are designed to encourage those that wish to go further to progress to a higher qualification.
Come And Try Days are perhaps the best form of path into motorsport purely because some people believe they'll be fine behind the wheel on a dedicated racetrack. Another option is to try a session with a dedicated category. Formula Ford is recognized worldwide as the best path and in Australia there are quite a few options.
There are companies that utilise race tracks to provide a driving experience and one example is Sydney Motorsport Park's Formula Ford Experience. At varying costs a driver can start with five laps of the circuit, gaining experience and receiving tuition. Explanations on how the chassis works, the best points to brake and accelerate, are given by qualified instructors that more often than not are current or recently retired drivers.
Crucial to getting on any race track is obtaining the appropriate license. CAMS suggest this for starters.
There are two types of Level 2 licences - Non Speed (L2NS) and Speed (L2S).
A L2NS licence entitles the competitor to compete in events such as observed section trials, touring assemblies, non-timed road events, motorkhanas, khanacross and drifting events, up to International level.
A L2S licence entitles the holder to compete in L2NS events plus regularity trials up to National Championship level, single and multi-car speed events (not racing) up to International level, and touring road events that do not run over closed road sections.
CAMS themselves are based in offices around the country and can be contacted from here: https://www.cams.com.au/
Some circuits also offer meetings where a potential official or driver can visit the track and meet people that are employed to work with and assist drivers. Sydney Motorsport Park runs such a program and is called Startline: https://www.sydneymotorsportpark.com.au/startline-by-ardc/
However, getting into a driver's seat from an entry level point of view needs an entry level driver to explain more.
In the second part of this look at entering motorsport, we'll be talking to two more names that have had varying paths into motorsport. There's the popular John Bowe, our Rare Spares ambassador, motorsport commentator and experienced competitive driver Greg Rust, but to kick off, here is a dedicated young driver and kart racer, Hugh Barter.
Hugh Barter.
It's often said that to be the best driver, you have to be a young driver. Hugh Barter is an embodiment of this. Still a few months shy of his twelfth birthday, Hugh has more racing experience in a decade than many will have in a lifetime.
This Japanese born talent first clapped eyes on something motorsport related at the age of three. Attending a V8 Supercars round at Victoria's fabulous Phillip Island circuit, a racing simulator caught his attention. Minutes later, and with some assistance to help his small frame fit the setup, Hugh was belting around a simulated Mt Panorama. When Hugh had finished the crowd that had gathered applauded, knowing that something special had just happened under their very eyes.
Flash forward a couple of years and young Barter, by way of a games console and driving rig, was ready to take the next step. A go-kart was a fifth birthday present and at the age of seven, a go-kart license was acquired.
It's here that Hugh's entry experience offers up two different looks at the same end object. Hugh says that he gained a karting license and a CAMS backed license. Hugh joined an affiliated car club and registered with CAMS for the non speed license as mentioned in part one. This was, says Hugh, more cost effective than the alternate route taken, with a difference of nearly $800.
Where Hugh follows the path that many successful drivers have driven is in setting out a timeline. With a clear hit rate in meeting his goals so far, Hugh's eye to the future is on entering Formula Ford, with a move to Europe to race in Formula Renault penciled in as well. Next stop? Formula 1.
Hugh's well on his way to achieving that goal with consistently high levels of results from racing in the Cadet series in go-karts. Spread across Cadet 9 and Cadet 12 (age requirements),the karts Hugh had raced were these however he has moved into the next level, called Juniors with the age group of 12 to 16. The Cadets are small in size and engine output at 8hp, with the Junior's specs capped at 11hp but are ideal for the age groups and provide theoretically equal performance. And it's that last word that brings in another aspect of looking into entry level racing: sponsorship.
Top end race drivers are covered in sponsorship thanks to their levels of performance, and here the budgetary aspects of motorsport dovetail with sponsorship. Not only will sponsorship help drivers like Hugh achieve their goals, it aligns companies with the sport itself which are then seen by prospective drivers.
Stay tuned for the second part of this blog, which will be released in coming weeks. Head over to the Rare Spares Facebook page and tell us about your motorsport aspirations.
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The generally poor mechanical stability of hydrogels limits their use as functional materials for many biomedical applications. In this work, a poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) embedded hybrid hydrogel of a β-amino acid-containing Fmoc-protected tripeptide was produced at physiological pH (7.4) and room temperature. The hydrogel system was characterized by a number of techniques, including UV-vis, fluorescence, circular dichroism, FT-IR spectroscopy, electron microscopy, and rheology. While the tripeptide-based pure hydrogel was found to be unstable after ca. half an hour, addition of PVA, a water soluble polymer, increased the temporal and mechanical stability of the hydrogel. A rheological step-strain experiment demonstrates that the peptide-polymer hydrogel is thixotropic. Results from a fluorescence probe study and transmission electron microscopy reveal that addition of PVA increases both the fibre diameter and entanglement. Circular dichroism spectra of the hydrogels confirm the formation of aggregates with supramolecular chirality. The thixotropic nature of the hydrogel has been exploited to entrap and release doxorubicin, an anticancer drug, under physiological conditions. Furthermore, an MTT assay of the Fmoc-tripeptide using AH927 cells confirmed its cytocompatibility, which broadens the utility of the hybrid gel for biomedical applications.


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  b.HasKey(x => x.Id);
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How to make Id and identity column in EF 7 RC1?
The SQL equivalent is:
Id int identity not null

I've read that would be like this:
b.Property(x => x.Id).ForSqlServer().UseIdentity();

But in EF7 RC1 I do not find ForSqlServer(). I do find:
.ForSqlServerHasComputedSql()
.ForSqlServerHasColumnName()
.ForSqlServerHasColumnNameType()
.ForSqlServerHasDefaultValue()
.ForSqlServerHasDefaultValueSql()
.ForSqlServerUseSequenceHiLo()
...

A: You can explicitly configure an identity column by calling.
b.Property(x => x.Id).UseSqlServerIdentityColumn();

Also worth noting: identity is the default value generation pattern used with primary keys. Using sequences is opt-in.

A: The answer provided by natemcmaster is correct. You can define with fluentAPI or you can also use Data Annotation [Key] to define Primary Key.
However there are couple of ways to define identity value in EF Core. You can use identity (default), Sequence and HiLo Pattern with Sequence. Identity is default. In fact you don't have to define it as identity column if your property name ending with Id or <typeName> Id. EF Core by convention configures a property named Id or <typeName>Id as the key of an entity.
And the reason for having extension method name starting from ForSqlServer is that, EF Core supports many database providers. And functionality for these providers are slightly different so you are able to specify a different behavior for the same property depending on the provider being used.
Please read these article to know more about using Sequcence with EF Core and HiLo with EF core.

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JINGGOY SCHOOLS LAWYER ON CIVIL RIGHTS!
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A HISTORIC AGREEMENT on agricultural cooperation between the Philippines and South Korea was reached on the eve of another memorable occasion marking 70 years of friendship between the two countries.
Agriculture Secretary MANNY PIÑOL and Acting Minister Kim Hyeon-soo of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (MAFRA) of South Korea today (Monday) signed the Memorandum of Understanding on Agricultural Cooperation which took a long time for discussion and negotiations.
The first Comprehensive Agreement on Agricultural Cooperation, which will now serve as the "Mother Document" of all succeeding cooperation agreements, was reached as the Philippines and South Korea mark the 70th year of friendship next year.
Official ties between Manila and Seoul began on March 3, 1949 when the Philippines became the fifth country to extend diplomatic recognition to South Korea, six months after its inauguration on August 15, 1948.
This bond was cemented a year later at the outbreak of the Korean War, when the Philippines deployed more than 7,000 soldiers to join an international coalition to help South Korea defend itself from the invasion of the communist North.
Sec. Piñol said the MOU is one of the major agreements before today's Bilateral Meeting between President Duterte and President Moon Jae-In.
In spite of existing cooperation projects implemented by the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), Sec. Piñol noted that both sides overlooked the fact that there was no Mother Document that set the parameters of the cooperation.
Last year, Sec. Piñol travelled to South Korea to present to then MAFRA Minister Kim Jae-Soo the draft MOU for their consideration. But the change in government, however, delayed the progress.
With the signing of MOU on Agricultural Cooperation, various activities are now being lined up, including technology transfer on mechanization and irrigation, the Agriculture secretary said.
Read more: PH STILL TRYING TO ASSERT SOVEREIGNTY UNDER PH-US MILITARY ACCORD AFTER 39 YEARS!
JINGGOY'S TRIP TO MICHIGAN IS ON!
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Поселковая железнодорожная ветка расположена в посёлке Вырица Гатчинского района Ленинградской области. Ветка отходит от станции Вырица. Её длина 7 километров. На ветке 3 платформы и станция Посёлок. Оснащена полуавтоматической блокировкой, электрифицирована.

Остановки электропоездов

Первая платформа
Расположена в 2 километрах от станции Вырица. Одна платформа, прямая.

В нечётную сторону посадка/высадка осуществляется из первых трёх вагонов.

В чётную сторону посадка/высадка осуществляется из последних трёх вагонов.

Раньше платформа была рассчитана на десять вагонов и была кривой. Чтобы осуществлять посадку/высадку помощник машиниста электропоезда подавал сигнал рукой машинисту с вышки, находившийся по середине платформы. Рядом находился деревянный вокзал, который впоследствии сгорел. В чётную сторону электропоезд останавливается последними вагонами, так как в случае остановки первыми вагонами на платформе будет невозможно произвести контроль за безопасной посадкой/высадкой пассажиров и контролем закрытия автоматических дверей из-за кривой.

Вторая платформа
Расположена в 3,5 километрах от станции Вырица. Одна платформа, боковая. Вход и выход пассажиров осуществляется из первых трёх вагонов (так утверждает машинист по громкой связи (согласно инструкции Окт. жд/ТЧ-20/ОДМВ).

Третья платформа
Расположена в 5 километрах от станции Вырица. Одна платформа, боковая. Как и на второй платформе, вход и выход пассажиров осуществляется из первых четырёх вагонов.

Все платформы находятся с северной стороны ветки (справа, если ехать от ст. Вырица).

Кроме того, между Третьей платформой и ст. Посёлок существовала Четвёртая платформа, предположительно ликвидированная при электрификации участка Павловск — Вырица — Посёлок в 1962 году.

Посёлок

Расположена в 7 километрах от станции Вырица. Конечная станция на ветке. На станции 3 пути, боковые отходят от главного (парк-рыбка). У боковых путей находятся и платформы. В основном используется северная платформа. Южная платформа используется гораздо реже. Главный путь оканчивается тупиком, а боковые идут дальше и переходят в разворотный треугольник. Одна из ветвей этого треугольника проходит через огороженную территорию — службы пути.

Фотогалерея

Примечания

Ссылки
 Фото-галерея «Прогулка по поселковой ветке весной» http://www.metallostroy.org/gallery/category/249-31-05-2014-вырицкая-поселковая-железнодорожная-ветка-в/
 Фото-галерея «Прогулка по поселковой ветке зимой» http://www.metallostroy.org/gallery/category/361-03-02-2017-вырицкая-поселковая-железнодорожная-ветка/

Железнодорожный транспорт Вырицы
Тупиковые железнодорожные линии
Железнодорожные линии России
Октябрьская железная дорога

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Book Review: Yesterday's Sun
Fate is a funny thing. In general, we tend to operate under the assumption that our decisions are freely made apart from some predetermined end – spare the errant Calvinist among us. But Amanda Brooke's novel Yesterday's Sun (Publisher: HarperCollins; On Sale: Feb. 12, 2013; Cost: $14.99) challenges this convention with an interesting story about human choice amid the reality of insight into a dark fate.
The bulk of the story focuses on Holly and Tom. The two newlyweds have just left the smoggy streets of London for the fresh air of the countryside. Tom dutifully works long hours as an investigative reporter for a local TV station. His assignments take him far and wide while Holly struggles at home as an artist of moderate renown. Naturally, the two never lack for money.
As the couple settle down for a life of country living, Holly finds herself in the unenviable position of trying to fit into a community with which she has no friends, no attachments and no genuine desire to change her situation. The malaise leaves Holly far more interested in settling into the new place than she should be. Eventually, her rummaging unearths a peculiar stone tucked away with a mysterious past and strange properties that give Holly a glance into a nightmarish future.
At this point, I'm a bit concerned at giving away too much of the plot. This is a concern I always have where novels have an element of mystery to contain. But it is sufficient to say that Holly finds a stone that reveals much of her future, providing answers to questions that she could never otherwise know, answers related to future children, her husband's career, and even her own death. The whole revelation is poignantly written and leaves much for readers to consider. The best summary of the novel comes shortly after Holly discovers the stone's prognosticatory properties:
"The choice of path isn't free? What does that mean? Does it mean I have no free choice or does it mean something else? You said there was a price to pay." p.175.
As I read Ms. Brooke's novel three related questions came to mind and remained in my mind throughout. The first question involved whether such knowledge of the future is so powerful as to be altogether maddening. The second question was how such knowledge of the future might impact one's life in the present. And the third question was how knowledge of another's future might impact ones dealings with others. In sum, three classic questions, really, about the nature and utility of fate and its impacts on one's relationship to the self and one's relationship to others.
First, Holly's discovery of the mystical moon stone provides clues and insights into her own death. This topic by definition is a morbid one; one we humans tend to avoid and when we cannot avoid the matter, it is one we tend to handle awkwardly, as recent diplomatic kerfuffles regarding the death of Lady Thatcher indicate.
But assuming it were possible to know one's expiration date, so to speak, how would this impact life itself? It strikes me that it'd be quite difficult to enjoy much of anything – particularly as life's end neared. Imagine waking up next to a spouse or partner and realizing day by day that the end was rapidly approaching. I suppose this accurately reflects our lot in life but the rub comes in the knowing – the day, time, and perhaps even manner of one's end. This knowledge is at least deeply troubling, and even assuming it is not maddening, then it is certainly troublesome enough to turn one into a bit of a nihilist, which is its own special brand of mad.
Second, I suppose that knowledge of one's mortality would also initiate a number of profound changes within an individual. It's not difficult to imagine one with knowledge of their end who becomes a compulsive planner. For if nothing else, death sets the ultimate deadline of deadlines. Procrastination simply will not do. Knowledge of the day of one's death might also have the effect of making an individual a superb manager. Envision being able to delegate tasks or manage one's obligations with the crystal clear knowledge of whether the issue will matter in the end. Not interested in the afternoon, work social? Don't go. It won't matter when you're dead. More inclined to take the trip than, save for retirement? Take the trip – or for that matter, don't, depending upon the proximity of retirement and one's untimely demise.
And in many ways that's the attitude Holly takes in the novel. Once she catches a glimpse into her future, she makes decisions based upon what she presumes to be inevitable. The result is that she transforms as a person. From one that is as self-centered as any young spouse without obligations might be, to one of abject selflessness as she considers the future of her husband and child rather than her own. She gains perspective. She reconsiders her priorities. Such is the clarity of mortality.
Finally, inner change is relatively uninteresting unless it is manifested in some external form, and indeed the novel abounds in examples of Holly reconfiguring her priorities in relationships with others. Rather than indulge the artistic whimsy of a wealthy client, Holly stands up to the client and asserts her own artistic expression. This is an important moment in the novel because Holly finally realizes that her inner principle of honesty is more important than any commission she might receive. I suppose this might be a bit Pollyanna-ish but the sentiment is easily mocked because so few of us live in a manner that is true to ourselves.
The knowledge of her end also transform's Holly's interactions with her family and friends in a number of ways. With her husband, she begins to promptly encourage him to pursue his passions rather than weighing him down with admonitions. It's remarkable, really, to see how their relationship transforms when this occurs, leaving one to wonder whether more marriages might be better off with an ounce of preventative encouragement than with a pound of curative apology. With family and others, Holly becomes much more open. With one friend, in particular, she allows herself to be much more vulnerable in sharing her secrets. The sense is that the burden of knowledge of the future is too much for any one person to bear and so Holly shares it with a person who is non-judgmental enough to listen. This is true of many of life's burdens. The natural question that follows is why we try so hard to keep our problems hidden, rather than seeking the cathartic help we need. And I think these responses closely mirror what many others would do in a similar situation. Relationships with loved ones, friends – these things would all take precedence over a number of competing obligations, including professional ones. We also would probably be more apt to live lives of truth rather than lives that conform to perceived social mores.
When times becomes our most precious commodity, it's amazing how one's priorities can change.
One of the great benefits of reading a work like Brooke's is that it forces readers to reconsider their priorities. We may not know the day and date of our death, but it is within each of us to live this day as if it were our last. And that's what Brooke's work reminds us of. A moment spent with a friend, watching a baby jump in his bouncer, or having a drink with a spouse or partner, these simplicities make life worthwhile. And Ms. Brooke's eminently readable novel brings that thought to the fore of a reader's mind.


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Last fall, we wrote about two pieces of legislation signed into law by former California Governor Jerry Brown. They are SB 1421 and AB 748; the former grants the public access to investigations involving officer shootings and other significant uses of force. The latter gives law enforcement 45 days to release body camera footage and other recordings of incidents involving use of force.
The bills came about in response to a growing public outcry over the use of force by police. It isn't a secret that police shootings are hot button topic of late, particularly instances involving unarmed black men. Some of the officers who are caught up in questionable use of force cases may have a history of breaking protocols or abuses like racial discrimination.
However, California has strict laws protecting officer personnel files, according to The Los Angeles Times. In some ways, the laws above fly in the face of officer privacy protections. SB 1421 does not apply to the broader range of misconduct that could put an officer's record in the spotlight, such as domestic abuse, sexual harassment, racial discrimination, and bribery.
The Rights of Officers vs Defendants
Last week, the California Supreme Court was divided over whether or not prosecutors should be provided the names of deputies who have committed misconduct, according to the article. At the heart of this case is a famous 1963 U.S. Supreme Court case, Brady v. Maryland. SCOTUS ruled that the suppression of evidence favorable to the defense violated due process.
In California, law enforcement agencies and unions are fighting to keep their officers' past misdeeds out of court and away from the public's eye. If district attorneys do not have all the facts about their witnesses, it could result in the overturning of convictions on appeal.
"The prosecution can't take an ostrich-like approach to this very important duty," said Justice Goodwin Liu.
The case before the California Supreme Court originates from a lawsuit filed by the L.A. deputies' union to prevent former Sheriff Jim McDonnell from sharing some 300 names of deputies with misconduct on their record, the article reports.
In 2017, Los Angeles Court of Appeals ruled that the names must be kept secret despite Brady vs. Maryland. Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye suggested that the Legislature might want to take the reins on the subject of disclosure. We will continue to follow this case as it develops.
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Q: How to add multiple AWS ClientVPN Routes using Terraform I have AWS clientVPN which was created manually from AWS console and it has around 20 plus route table entry.
Now, I want to terraform this so we can add any new route using terraform.
I have imported the ClientVPN information using terraform import. To import all the existing routes, I can import one route at a time also for each route Import I need to add resource entry in main.tf as shown below:
Command used to import the route table entry:
$ terraform import aws_ec2_client_vpn_route.example cvpn-endpoint-0e3e121d2,subnet-08acf2,<CIDR>
This command updates the .tfstate file and when I run terraform plan it gives me an error because I need to add resource section for this in main.tf file.

resource "aws_ec2_client_vpn_route" "example" {
  client_vpn_endpoint_id = var.client_vpn_endpoint_id
  destination_cidr_block = "CIDR"
  target_vpc_subnet_id   = var.target_vpc_subnet_id
}

resource "aws_ec2_client_vpn_route" "example1" {
  client_vpn_endpoint_id = var.client_vpn_endpoint_id
  destination_cidr_block = "CIDR"
  target_vpc_subnet_id   = var.target_vpc_subnet_id
}

Each time, I import the route, I need to add resource in main.tf. If I have 20 route table entry then I have to write 20 resource entry in main.tf file?
I just want to use one resource entry in main.tf, how is it possible?
After import, when I ran the terraform plan, check the output:
% terraform plan
Refreshing Terraform state in-memory prior to plan...
The refreshed state will be used to calculate this plan, but will not be
persisted to local or remote state storage.

aws_ec2_client_vpn_route.example: Refreshing state... [id=cvpn-endpoint,subnet-02231,0.0.0.0/16]
aws_ec2_client_vpn_endpoint.example: Refreshing state... [id=cvpn-endpoint]

------------------------------------------------------------------------

An execution plan has been generated and is shown below.
Resource actions are indicated with the following symbols:
  + create
  - destroy

Terraform will perform the following actions:

  # aws_ec2_client_vpn_route.example will be destroyed
  - resource "aws_ec2_client_vpn_route" "example" {
      - client_vpn_endpoint_id = "cvpn-endpoint" -> null
      - description            = "Default Route" -> null
      - destination_cidr_block = "0.0.0.0/16" -> null
      - id                     = "cvpn-endpoint,subnet-02231308,0.0.0.0/16" -> null
      - origin                 = "associate" -> null
      - target_vpc_subnet_id   = "subnet-022313" -> null
      - type                   = "Nat" -> null
    }

  # aws_ec2_client_vpn_route.example["Default Route"] will be created
  + resource "aws_ec2_client_vpn_route" "example" {
      + client_vpn_endpoint_id = "cvpn-endpoint"
      + description            = "Default Route"
      + destination_cidr_block = "0.0.0.0/16"
      + id                     = (known after apply)
      + origin                 = (known after apply)
      + target_vpc_subnet_id   = "subnet-022313"
      + type                   = (known after apply)
    }

Plan: 1 to add, 0 to change, 1 to destroy.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

Note: You didn't specify an "-out" parameter to save this plan, so Terraform
can't guarantee that exactly these actions will be performed if
"terraform apply" is subsequently run.

Resource name are not matching thats why it is destroying and creating again.
But, when I do terraform apply, it fails because it first create the resource and it fails because of same CIDR.

A: You can use the for_each method that
Terraform provides, which basically loops and creates the number of resources you have in the variable resource list.
variable "cidr_blocks" {
  description = ""
  default     = {
    "10.0.0.1/16" = 1
    "10.0.0.2/16" = 2
    "10.0.0.3/16" = 3
  }
}

resource "aws_ec2_client_vpn_route" "example" {
  for_each = var.cidr_blocks

  client_vpn_endpoint_id = var.client_vpn_endpoint_id
  destination_cidr_block = each.key
  target_vpc_subnet_id   = var.target_vpc_subnet_id
}

In this example you will create 3 aws_ec2_client_vpn_route resources.


In celebration of our friends across the pond in the United States, The Garden Room at The Merrion Hotel is hosting a special menu of Thanksgiving Favourites from the 20th-26th of November.
Located in the heart of Dublin city, The Merrion Hotel is one of Ireland's most iconic and luxurious hotels. Step into Georgian elegance - from the long architectural history of these fine buildings once dedicated to government on Upper Merrion Street, to the service which echoes that gentile era. Nothing is too much trouble for the staff here - and everything is possible.
This week marks an important holiday in America's calender as they celebrate Thanksgiving. The Merrion Hotel are celebrating this event and the close connection of our two countries by hosting a fantastic Thanksgiving Favourites menu in their newly opened Garden Room.
Diners can enjoy an expert menu devised by The Merrion's Executive Chef, Ed Cooney, who takes pride in creating seasonal menus at all times during the year. The Thanksgiving Favourites menu includes a delicious Classic New England Clam Chowder to start, followed by the Traditional Roast Turket Dinner featuring Friendly Farm Irish Roast Turkey with Thyme and Apricot Stuffing, Roast Potatoes, Brussel Sprouts, Pumpkin Crush with Marshmallows and Cranberry Sauce. You can also sample the New Orleans Gumbo served with Tiger Prawns and Rice Pilaf. To finish off, make sure to try the Glazed Pumpkin Pie, a must have for any Thanksgiving meal.
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Here's my simple graphic representation of harmonics. With 5 points there are more patterns possible for what the M's and W's look like.
The pic might be a bit big. Just click - minus zoom once and there should be 5 sections in the vertical spacings. This is just a chart I made to compare the various Harmonic patterns by ratio on each retracement. This was taken off of a video which is on youtube and which I gave the url for in the other published harmonic pics.
The was set up with the rectangle tool. It has a perfect right angle to it. The C in the XABCD tool is placed over the A for this experiment. Interesting things happen on stock charts. Just "make it mine" with the arrow in the upper right corner if you want to save it and look at it yourself.
EURAUD DAILY right angles, reflection, arcs.
These were taken from a video. Often inversions are used eg. .886 inverse=1.13 and .618 inverse=1.618, etc. The same occurs with AB=CD patterns.
This is a study in time difference between highs and lows. It seems premature to drop now. It would break the cycle. Of course anything is possible, but I think up.


Power is nothing without traction, so it's neat to see that the graphical treatment on the Swiftwick Vision Seven Tread Sock takes its visual cues from places that we look for purchase on our bikes like the tires and grips. Looks aside, the socks are constructed from a blend of advanced materials including Olefin that's soft against the skin while offering excellent breathability and moisture wicking abilities. Swiftwick chooses to use nylon at both the toe and heel for added durability and blowout prevention, while the seamless toe construction prevents irritation and reduces bulk in the toe boxes of snug fitting cycling shoes. The seven-inch cuff is on-fashion and provides adequate compression for much-needed muscle support which helps in recovery and circulation. Keep the rubber side down and your feet in total comfort with the Vision Seven Tread.
I'd never heard of Swiftwick before buying these but safe to say I now a convert! These MTB socks are perfect. They fit snug but not too tight, have just enough cushion, and breathe incredibly well. They also come in tons of patterns and styles which is always a plus.


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Where are the Indie iOS developers you ask?
I've been an "Indie" developer since before it was a word. Back when I started my company in 1997 it was "Shareware".
The company, Headlight Software, grew from a Windows program, GetRight, to a small team of my brother Pete, friend Shawn, and later my wife. In 2008 we jumped to the App Store, and were among the first app developers. FTP On The Go came out about a month after the store opened.
That was one of the big things we did right. It wasn't a fad type app, but a pretty good niche business/website tool. FTP clients have been around for 20 or 30 years, so aren't going anywhere. For a good long time there weren't really any competitors either. There can't be many apps that came out in the first month of the App Store that are still being developed.
Sales Data (FTP On The Go)
Here is a graph of the total App Store sales revenue since when FTP came out August 3, 2008. I'm a few days early, but call it 6 years of sales data.
When the iPad first came out, we did a new FTP On The Go PRO version which is the big pink section starting in 2010; and at the tail end in 2013 the orange and purples are the Discounted Upgrade versions we did when changing to iOS 7.
As you can see, the party really ended the middle of 2012.
Sales Data (All Our Apps)
We did other apps, and had other more minor successes, but the business basically mirrors the sales of FTP.
The big peak in early 2010 was Knife Dancing's crazy ride to the #1 free game--it got into the 100 top grossing as well, back long enough ago, if you can imagine it, that there were only 1 or 2 other free apps in the top grossing charts at the time!
Unfortunately, there's another important line in that chart above. That red line right across the chart. That line has the label "Profitable".
Yeah, Fuck.
You'll see that since early 2012 the income has been below that line (yes, it was below that line in the beginning too; GetRight has been on a similar trajectory--its declining revenues where higher back then.) The business had built up a cushion in the bank, but nothing lasts forever. We fought like crazy, and worked our asses off. But nothing. We had to cut salaries last year. Finally, earlier this year I had to cut hours and we knew it was coming to an end.
We all landed on our feet; but that means Headlight stuff only gets done on a weekend or occasional evening after a long day at work.
It has been a good long run, 17 years in business and counting. Sales are still not $0. At the current rate, it could have supported just me a bit longer (at a pretty low income, a fraction of what I'm making at a regular job as an iOS programmer) but the writing is on the wall. I found something new rather than waiting 6 months or a year when things could be much more desperate.
Its crazy that even working somewhere else full time, and doing Headlight work in my spare hours, it is still likely one of the bigger Indie developers--which is a sad sign for all app developers.
That's where Indie app developers are. Getting jobs.
You should read my brother's take on the whole thing too.
And a year ago, but I bet this math is still close if not even worse.
Update1: Cool, you read this far, thanks! Now the real question, will you help one of many struggling indie developers and go and spend $10 on an app?


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NMDA inhibits oxotremorine-induced acid secretion via the NO-dependent cyclic GMP system in rat stomach
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Nocardiosis: An opportunistic infection in A patient with systemic lupus erythematosus
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Since I believed in the Lord, in order to welcome the second coming of Jesus and be raptured to the kingdom of heaven, I have been passionate, preaching the gospel, sustaining the weak brothers and sisters and so on. However, although many years passed, I didn't see the Lord come to rapture us into the kingdom of heaven. Instead, the faith and love of brothers and sisters in the church were getting colder and colder. In 2002, I suddenly heard that the Lord has already come back to take true believers in Him into the kingdom of heaven. Right then, I had an immediate thought: It's impossible. The Lord Jesus should come upon a cloud. Afterward, I inquired the brothers and sisters in varying churches about the news that the Lord has come back. They all shook their heads, saying, "That's impossible. The Lord will come back with a cloud. We all haven't seen it yet. So, He hasn't come back." So I was even more certain that the Lord should come back with a cloud. I could not accept it if the Lord has not come back on a cloud.
Having listened to the story, I laughed at the two stupid sons for recognizing their father according to the clothes. Meanwhile, I couldn't help reflecting whether I was as foolish as the two sons with regard to the news of the Lord's coming. I only judge the second coming of Jesus in accordance with whether He has come upon a white cloud. If not so, it is not the second coming of Jesus. I am the same as the Pharisees who waited for the Messiah, recorded in the Bible. They all knew that an infant boy would be born as their Lord. It was because the Lord Jesus' work did not conform to their own notions and imaginations that they nailed Him to the cross and thus they were subjected to overwhelming disaster. At that thought, I quickly found out the book that brothers and sisters left for me and read those God's words, "For several thousand years, man has longed to be able to witness the arrival of the Savior. Man has longed to behold Jesus the Savior on a white cloud as He descends, in person, among those who have pined and yearned for Him for thousands of years. Man has longed for the Savior to return and be reunited with the people, that is, for Jesus the Savior to come back to the people from whom He has been apart for thousands of years. And man hopes that He will once again carry out the work of redemption that He did among the Jews, will be compassionate and loving toward man, will forgive the sins of man, bear the sins of man, and even bear all of man's transgressions and deliver man from sin. … Since Jesus departed, the disciples who followed Him, and all of the saints who were saved thanks to His name, have been desperately pining for Him and awaiting Him. All those who were saved by the grace of Jesus Christ during the Age of Grace have been longing for that joyful day during the last days, when Jesus the Savior arrives on a white cloud and appears among man. … Yet Jesus the Savior did not do this; He did the opposite of what man conceived. He did not arrive among those who had yearned for His return, and did not appear to all men while riding upon the white cloud. He has already arrived, but man does not know Him, and remains ignorant of His arrival. Man is only aimlessly awaiting Him, unaware that He has already descended upon a white cloud (the cloud which is His Spirit, His words, and His entire disposition and all that He is), and is now among a group of overcomers that He will make during the last days" ("The Savior Has Already Returned Upon a 'White Cloud'" in The Word Appears in the Flesh). Reading these words, I felt so excited in my heart. Actually, God's words are clearly spoken. God has plainly told man that the white cloud means His Spirit, His words, and His entire disposition and all that He is. However, I, based on my own notions and imaginations, thought that the Lord Jesus would descend upon a white cloud. In this way, I clung to my erroneous notions: If the Lord Jesus arrives on a cloud I will accept. If not, I won't accept. Today if I had not read God's word, I would have delimited God's work in my own notions and imaginations. Little do we know that the Lord Jesus has long ago arrived upon a white cloud and done His new work. Man's notions and imaginations differ considerably from the work that God wants to do practically. God does His work according to His principles and His own plan instead of man's imaginations. At that moment, my heart became much more enlightened.
Then, I read another passage of God's words, "God makes His own choices and has His own plans when He does His work; moreover, He has His own objectives, and His own methods. It is not necessary for Him to discuss the work He does with man or to seek the advice of man, much less notify each and every person of His work. This is the disposition of God and, moreover, should be recognized by everyone. If you desire to witness the appearance of God, if you wish to follow the footprints of God, then you must first transcend your own conceptions. You must not demand that God do this or that, much less should you place Him within your own confines and limit Him to your own conceptions. Instead, you should ask how you should seek the footprints of God, how you should accept the appearance of God, and how you should submit to the new work of God; that is what should be done by man. Since man is not the truth, and is not possessed of the truth, man should seek, accept, and obey" ("The Appearance of God Has Brought a New Age" in The Word Appears in the Flesh). Those words made me feel doubly rebuked in my heart. As for the news of the Lord's coming, I required God to do this or to do that, which is too unreasonable! I thought back that I had been expecting the Lord for many years. When someone testified to me that the Lord has already come back, I lived in my notions, neither seeking nor investigating, but refusing the second coming of Jesus. What difference is there between my behaviors and the Pharisees' resistance against God when believing in God? From this, we can see that faced with the second coming of Jesus, we should seek, obey, and accept it. If we always hold on to our conceptions, we will repeat the way of the Pharisees. In the end, we will offend God's disposition because of our resistance against God. Just as Almighty God says, "Many people may not care what I say, but I still want to tell every so-called saint who follows Jesus that, when you see Jesus descend from the heaven upon a white cloud with your own eyes, this will be the public appearance of the sun of righteousness. Perhaps that will be a time of great excitement for you, yet you should know that the time when you witness Jesus descend from the heaven is also the time when you go down to hell to be punished. It will herald the end of God's management plan, and will be when God rewards the good and punishes the wicked. For the judgment of God will have ended before man sees signs, when there is only the expression of truth" ("When You Behold the Spiritual Body of Jesus Will Be When God Has Made Anew Heaven and Earth" in The Word Appears in the Flesh). God is merciful to man as well as wrathful. During the period when God works in the flesh secretly, God does all He can to save man. When God's work in the flesh concludes is when God unleashes His wrath. Today the Lord Jesus has again returned to flesh to do His work so as to save man. If I cleave to my notions, not accepting Almighty God's work in the last days, I will have lost God's salvation in the last days. It will be too late for regret then.
Thank Almighty God for His grace and mercy to me. If God hadn't arranged for brothers and sisters to preach the gospel to me, I would not have had the chance to meet the second coming of Jesus. Only after I accept the work of Almighty God and come to God's house do I know that Almighty God's gospel of the kingdom has been spread to the countries all over the world. All kinds of books, and videos including movies, choirs and MVs have been uploaded to all different platforms. God is still giving man this rare and fleeting opportunity, waiting for them to return before Him soon. Now God's work will come to an end. Have you welcomed the Lord's second coming?
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Q: AWS launch configuration CLI Block Devices not included I am attempting to automate the creation process of launch configurations for my auto scaling group in aws. I am able to successfully create launch configurations using the command and they have everything set I need except for block devices. I am creating the launch configurations from an ami and I see that the ami contains 2 block device mappings but when I look at the created launch configuration the Block Devices aren't there. I am wondering why those aren't included by default as in the documentation (http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/autoscaling/create-launch-configuration.html) it includes options to omit block devices which only makes sense if they are included by default.
I am hoping to not have to write my own script to handle this.

A: If you add block devices to the launch configuration or override the block device mappings (in AMI), only those mappings will be shown in describe-launch-configurations.
The block device mappings from AMIs will not be shown in describe-launch-configurations.
If you want to see the AMI's block device mappings, use aws ec2 describe-images or the API/SDK equivalent.


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Derek Kraus Drops The Hammer In Bakersfield
Via NASCAR Media
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. -- Kern County Raceway Park is in Kevin Harvick's hometown, but the track is clearly Derek Kraus's kingdom.
Kraus solidified his claim to the throne by use of force en route to his second straight NASCAR K&N Pro Series West win at Kern County Raceway Park in the Bakersfield 175 presented by NAPA Auto Parts.
Battling Harvick for the lead on the final restart, Kraus' Toyota pushed Harvick up the track in Turn 4 and knocked the hottest driver in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series out of contention.
Harvick slide back to ninth, while Kraus' teammate, Cole Rouse, took the lead in that melee. But Rouse eventually ceded it to Kraus in lapped traffic on Lap 159.
"That was really fun," Kraus said. "Going into 3 and 4 inside of Kevin, I really didn't mean to get into him. I thought we were three ride and I entered a little higher than I normally would with a guy inside of me. I hate it for him, but that's short track racing so you've got to get through that."
Harvick spent the past week championing grass roots, short track racing and his entry in the Bakersfield 175 helped pack the grandstands Thursday night. And all signs pointed to a happy Harvick homecoming as he started from the pole and led the first 132 laps.
When asked if he was surprised about the final restart, Harvick said he "was surprised I got run over" but thanked the fans who came out for the 2018 K&N Pro Series West season opener.
For Kraus, he started his 2018 right where he left off last year: In Victory Lane at Kern. The 16-year-old from Stratford, Wisconsin, capped his 2017 Sunoco Rookie of the Year campaign with his first career series' win in the finale, and looked ready to assume the mantle of the No. 16 NAPA Auto Parts Toyota. Kraus moved into the ride vacated by two-time series champion Todd Gilliland, who has moved up to the national series.
Derek Thorn finished second, followed by Rouse. Without a caution in the closing laps to close the field, Harvick was only able to get back to fourth at the finish. Ryan Partridge rounded out the top five, setting the stage for what looks like a year-long battle between Bob Bruncati's Sunrise Ford team with Thorn and Partridge, and the Bill McAnally Racing stable that saw Kraus and Rouse running up front.
In fact, Bruncati's third car of Trevor Huddleston finished sixth, while BMR's Hailie Deegan was seventh in her series debut. Fellow rookies Austin Herzog, Rod Johnson Jr. and Reid Lanpher followed to round out the top 10.
Fans can watch all of the action at 11 p.m. ET, March 20 on NBCSN.
The NASCAR K&N Pro Series West returns to the track on Saturday, May 5 with twin 100-lap features at Arizona's Tucson Speedway.
Jason Christley
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NASCAR K&N PRO SERIES WEST-Bakersfield 175 presented by NAPA Auto Parts Results
At Kern County Raceway Park
Lap length: 0.5 miles
(Start position in parentheses)
1. (6) Derek Kraus, Stratford, Wis., Toyota, 175 laps, 64.762 mph.
2. (12) Derek Thorn, Lakeport, Calif., Ford, 175.
3. (2) Cole Rouse, Fort Smith, Ark., Toyota, 175.
4. (1) Kevin Harvick, Charlotte, NC, Ford, 175.
5. (5) Ryan Partridge, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., Ford, 175.
6. (9) Trevor Huddleston, Agoura Hills, Calif., Ford, 175.
7. (8) Hailie Deegan, Temecula, Calif, Toyota, 175.
8. (11) Austin Herzog, Clovis, Calif., Ford, 175.
9. (14) Rod Johnson Jr., Canyon Country, Calif., Ford, 175.
10. (10) Reid Lanpher, Manchester, Maine, Ford, 175.
11. (13) Matt Levin, Tucson, Ariz., Chevrolet, 174.
12. (3) David Mayhew, Atascadero, Calif., Chevrolet, 174.
13. (16) Ron Norman, Tucson, Ariz., Chevrolet, 174.
14. (19) Bill Kann, Scottsdale, Ariz., Chevrolet, 174.
15. (18) Travis Milburn, Eagle, Idaho, Chevrolet, 174.
16. (4) Will Rodgers, Solvang, Calif., Ford, 174.
17. (23) Salvatore Iovino, Los Angeles, Calif., Ford, 160.
18. (21) Rich DeLong III, Santa Clarita, Calif., Chevrolet, 155.
19. (22) Andrew Tuttle, Eagle, Idaho, Chevrolet, 155.
20. (20) Takuma Koga, Nagoya, Japan, Chevrolet, 132.
21. (7) Kody Vanderwal, LaSalle, Colo, Ford, 128, overheating.
22. (15) Todd Souza, Aromas, Calif., Toyota, 89, accident.
23. (17) Jesse Iwuji, Carrolton, Texas, Chevrolet, 78.
Race Statistics
Time of Race: 1 hour 21 minutes 4 seconds
Margin of Victory: 1.154 seconds
Fastest Qualifier: K.Harvick (99.124 mph, 18.159 seconds)
Caution Flags: 5 for 21 laps.
Lead Changes: 2 among 3 drivers.
Lap Leaders: K. Harvick 1-132; C. Rouse 133-158; D. Kraus 159-175.
Standings: 1. D. Kraus, 47; 2. D. Thorn, 42; 3. C. Rouse, 42; 4. K. Harvick, 42; 5. R. Partridge, 39; 6. T. Huddleston, 38; 7. H. Deegan, 37; 8. A. Herzog, 36; 9. R. Johnson,Jr., 35; 10. R. Lanpher, 34.
Labels: Cole Rouse, Derek Kraus, Derek Thorn, Kern County Raceway Park, Kevin Harvick, NASCAR K&N Pro Series West, Ryan Partridge
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