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using System.Collections.Generic;
using Fluky.Types;

namespace Fluky
{
  public partial class Data
  {
    private IEnumerable<FirstName> _firstNames;

    /// <summary>
    ///
    /// </summary>
    public IEnumerable<FirstName> FirstNames
    {
      get
      {
        if (_firstNames != null)
          return _firstNames;

        // Males
        var names = new List<FirstName>
        {
          new FirstName("James",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("John",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Robert",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Michael",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("William",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("David",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Richard",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Joseph",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Charles",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Thomas",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Christopher",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Daniel",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Matthew",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("George",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Donald",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Anthony",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Paul",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Mark",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Edward",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Steven",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Kenneth",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Andrew",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Brian",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Joshua",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Kevin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ronald",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Timothy",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jason",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jeffrey",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Frank",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Gary",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ryan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Nicholas",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Eric",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Stephen",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jacob",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Larry",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jonathan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Scott",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Raymond",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Justin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Brandon",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Gregory",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Samuel",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Benjamin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Patrick",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jack",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Henry",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Walter",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Dennis",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jerry",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Alexander",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Peter",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Tyler",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Douglas",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Harold",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Aaron",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jose",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Adam",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Arthur",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Zachary",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Carl",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Nathan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Albert",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Kyle",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Lawrence",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Joe",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Willie",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Gerald",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Roger",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Keith",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jeremy",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Terry",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Harry",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ralph",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Sean",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jesse",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Roy",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Louis",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Billy",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Austin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Bruce",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Eugene",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Christian",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Bryan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Wayne",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Russell",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Howard",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Fred",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ethan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jordan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Philip",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Alan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Juan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Randy",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Vincent",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Bobby",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Dylan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Johnny",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Phillip",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Victor",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Clarence",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ernest",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Martin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Craig",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Stanley",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Shawn",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Travis",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Bradley",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Leonard",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Earl",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Gabriel",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jimmy",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Francis",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Todd",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Noah",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Danny",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Dale",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Cody",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Carlos",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Allen",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Frederick",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Logan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Curtis",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Alex",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Joel",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Luis",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Norman",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Marvin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Glenn",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Tony",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Nathaniel",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Rodney",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Melvin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Alfred",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Steve",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Cameron",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Chad",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Edwin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Caleb",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Evan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Antonio",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Lee",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Herbert",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jeffery",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Isaac",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Derek",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ricky",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Marcus",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Theodore",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Elijah",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Luke",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jesus",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Eddie",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Troy",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Mike",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Dustin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ray",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Adrian",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Bernard",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Leroy",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Angel",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Randall",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Wesley",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ian",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jared",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Mason",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Hunter",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Calvin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Oscar",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Clifford",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jay",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Shane",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ronnie",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Barry",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Lucas",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Corey",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Manuel",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Leo",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Tommy",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Warren",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jackson",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Isaiah",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Connor",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Don",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Dean",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jon",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Julian",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Miguel",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Bill",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Lloyd",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Charlie",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Mitchell",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Leon",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jerome",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Darrell",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jeremiah",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Alvin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Brett",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Seth",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Floyd",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jim",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Blake",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Micheal",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Gordon",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Trevor",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Lewis",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Erik",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Edgar",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Vernon",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Devin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Gavin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jayden",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Chris",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Clyde",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Tom",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Derrick",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Mario",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Brent",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Marc",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Herman",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Chase",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Dominic",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ricardo",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Franklin",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Maurice",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Max",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Aiden",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Owen",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Lester",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Gilbert",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Elmer",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Gene",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Francisco",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Glen",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Cory",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Garrett",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Clayton",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Sam",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jorge",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Chester",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Alejandro",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Jeff",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Harvey",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Milton",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Cole",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Ivan",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Andre",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Duane",GenderType.Male),
          new FirstName("Landon", GenderType.Male)
        };

        // Females
        var females = new List<FirstName>
        {
          new FirstName("Mary", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Emma", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Elizabeth", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Minnie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Margaret", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ida", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Alice", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Bertha", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Sarah", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Annie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Clara", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ella", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Florence", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Cora", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Martha", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Laura", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Nellie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Grace", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Carrie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Maude", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mabel", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Bessie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Jennie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Gertrude", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Julia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Hattie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Edith", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mattie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Rose", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Catherine", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lillian", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ada", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lillie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Helen", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Jessie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Louise", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ethel", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lula", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Myrtle", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Eva", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Frances", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lena", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lucy", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Edna", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Maggie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Pearl", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Daisy", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Fannie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Josephine", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Dora", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Rosa", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Katherine", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Agnes", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Marie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Nora", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("May", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mamie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Blanche", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Stella", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ellen", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Nancy", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Effie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Sallie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Nettie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Della", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lizzie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Flora", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Susie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Maud", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mae", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Etta", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Harriet", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Sadie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Caroline", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Katie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lydia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Elsie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Kate", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Susan", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mollie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Alma", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Addie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Georgia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Eliza", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lulu", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Nannie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lottie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Amanda", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Belle", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Charlotte", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Rebecca", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ruth", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Viola", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Olive", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Amelia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Hannah", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Jane", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Virginia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Emily", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Matilda", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Irene", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Kathryn", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Esther", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Willie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Henrietta", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ollie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Amy", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Rachel", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Sara", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Estella", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Theresa", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Augusta", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ora", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Pauline", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Josie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lola", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Sophia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Leona", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Anne", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mildred", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ann", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Beulah", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Callie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lou", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Delia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Eleanor", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Barbara", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Iva", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Louisa", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Maria", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mayme", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Evelyn", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Estelle", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Nina", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Betty", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Marion", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Bettie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Dorothy", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Luella", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Inez", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lela", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Rosie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Allie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Millie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Janie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Cornelia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Victoria", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ruby", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Winifred", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Alta", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Celia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Christine", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Beatrice", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Birdie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Harriett", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mable", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Myra", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Sophie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Tillie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Isabel", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Sylvia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Carolyn", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Isabelle", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Leila", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Sally", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ina", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Essie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Bertie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Nell", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Alberta", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Katharine", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lora", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Rena", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mina", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Rhoda", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mathilda", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Abbie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Eula", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Dollie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Hettie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Eunice", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Fanny", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ola", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lenora", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Adelaide", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Christina", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lelia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Nelle", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Sue", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Johanna", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lilly", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lucinda", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Minerva", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lettie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Roxie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Cynthia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Helena", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Hilda", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Hulda", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Bernice", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Genevieve", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Jean", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Cordelia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Marian", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Francis", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Jeanette", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Adeline", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Gussie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Leah", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lois", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lura", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mittie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Hallie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Isabella", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Olga", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Phoebe", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Teresa", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Hester", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lida", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lina", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Winnie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Claudia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Marguerite", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Vera", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Cecelia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Bess", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Emilie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("John", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Rosetta", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Verna", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Myrtie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Cecilia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Elva", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Olivia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Ophelia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Georgie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Elnora", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Violet", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Adele", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lily", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Linnie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Loretta", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Madge", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Polly", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Virgie", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Eugenia", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lucile", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Lucille", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Mabelle", GenderType.Female),
          new FirstName("Rosalie", GenderType.Female)
        };

        names.AddRange(females);

        return names;
      }
      set => _firstNames = value;
    }
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Penne Colorate/Furia soldato è un singolo di Mal,  pubblicato nel 1977 dalla Dischi Ricordi.

Lato A

Il singolo, scritto da Silvestro Longo, su musica di Adelmo Musso e lo stesso Mal, è stato ispirato dalla serie televisiva "Furia". Nel singolo è presente il Coro I Nostri Figli di Nora Orlandi.

Lato B

Sul lato b è incisa "Furia soldato", brano utilizzato come seconda sigla e pubblicato nello stesso anno come lato a del singolo Furia soldato/Furia e la bella Marilù.

Note

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Camp Carnelley's was the place that I stayed at for my weekend in Naivasha, and came at the recommendation of several friends. Having stayed there, I can understand why so many people recommended it, and thought it was worthy of a short review here in my blog.
Right on the lake front, Carnelley's is reasonably priced and has a range of options for all budgets, from a private banda that sleeps 6, to single and twin rooms, to dormitories and camping, the accommodation goes from 12,000 Kenyan shillings per night to 800 for a camping spot.
The bandas have en-suite bathrooms, while the twin rooms, dorms and campsite have communal facilities. They may look somewhat rough and ready, as the bathrooms and showers are made of simple corrugated plastic, but the toilets all flush, and the showers have hot running water, and they were spotlessly clean. In fact the showers here were both hotter and had better water pressure than in my hotel in Nairobi, so I really enjoyed the showers!
The twin rooms are basic but clean, with 2 beds, mosquito nets, and a table outside. Don't expect luxury – it is a little rough and ready, but for something that is clean, simple, and set in the most stunning of locations it is very affordable!
The campsite itself is right down by the lake – a lush green grassy patch under the shade of some lovely big trees. You really feel right in the middle of all the nature and wildlife down here, and it is so leafy and peaceful – it made me wish I had my tent with me!
Speaking of wildlife, here's a rather blurry shot of a black and white Colobus monkey I spotted on my first stroll down to the lake – they are quite shy, so this is as close as I got to seeing one in the trees above the campsite.
Campers will often hear the noises of hippos stomping about, chewing loudly and occasionally grunting and roaring in the night. I'm informed that occasionally they have broken down the fence, and once or twice, the staff have woken up to find a hippo standing outside the restaurant eating grass!
This enormous stork strolled casually among the tents on Saturday afternoon – it was HUGE!
Then there is the Lazybones Restaurant, which in addition to good food has a fantastic, laid-back ambience and funky decor that makes you want to stay there all day! The great big benches with huge cushions to recline on may have been one of my favourite things, although the open fireplace in the middle for warmth, the outdoor fire pit and tyre swing for the kids were also pretty awesome.
Carnelley's can also arrange lots of activities, so you can do a boat ride around the lake to find hippos, or a trip to Crescent Island by boat, as well as hiring bicycles to visit Hell's Gate National Park (the Elsa Gate is only 5km from Carnelley's).
All in all, a fantastic place well worth a visit!
One final note, is that on Friday when I arrived it was relatively quiet, as it is now the off-season and the short rains. However on Saturday and Sunday the campsite slowly filled with families who were clearly just up from Nairobi for a weekend/day trip of nature and camping to get away from the city. The fact that it seemed to be mostly local people who live in Nairobi, as opposed to tourists in general, spoke volumes – any place that is that popular with the locals must be a great choice!
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Deepa Prasad is the Director of Brand & Content Marketing at Feeding America, the largest-hunger relief organization in the United States, whose mission is to advance change in America by ensuring equitable access to nutritious food for people who struggle to put food on the table. Prior to Feeding America, Deepa has worked at many national advertising agencies on food brands such as Kool Aid, Capri Sun, Velveeta Cheese & McDonalds. In her role at Feeding America she works with partners to create and distribute public service announcements to generate awareness for the issue of hunger. Many people are not aware of the scale of hunger in this country and that it affects people in every county in every state. It can be difficult to create a sense of empathy with the issue overall as there is still stigma around hunger in America. Deepa brings her experience in advertising and brand building to bring awareness of food insecurity and for people to take action.
You've worked at some of the most prestigious advertising agencies – can you tell us how you got started in this field?
I grew up in India and I used to watch a lot of ads as a young adult. And I would talk to my parents and my family members about how brands use creativity to sell their products. I know it's a little naughty, but I would love to kind of talk about how they use different ways.
And that actually kind of led me to pursue you know, economics in, in undergrad. And then. I did my master's in mass communication at Boston university for my grad program. And then ultimately that led me to work in advertising field. And I think it kind of takes together business strategy, creativity and human behavior, which excites me overall.
And then after graduation I actually got an opportunity to work at Ogilvy and Mather in New York. And then it was no looking back.
How many years were you at Ogilvy? Did you do any work with influencers?
I was with Ogilvy for like I would say three years. I did one in Chicago, a little bit in Chicago, and then I also did in New York. So at that time only my career influencer marketing was not something that people really kind of engaged in. They would be celebrities that people will like kind of work through, but it was not necessarily.
Trusting like everybody else, you know, like building the relationships with someone on social social was still kind of coming up a little bit. And I feel like my focus was mostly on brand advertising, so we created a lot of integrated campaigns and that kind of helped drive specific business objectives.
And I worked on some of the, I guess I should say I was, I was, I'm fortunate to, I worked on some of the. Really great American brands, including Koolaid, Capri, sun McDonald's Firestone tires. I also did Malboro so I've been fortunate, so I'm glad that I was able to work on some really great brands that you know, has helped me kind of stick around in this field.
How did you transition from working with the largest fast-food chains in the world to an organization that helps feed america?
Food has always been my passion. And one of the things growing up is we always eat for the table. We would talk about what the next meal was and you know, where we would get this food from. We also talked about inviting people over and we would also do in terms of what are we growing in our garden. So it was a very integral part of. Of my, my, my youth. And one of the key things that, you know, as a family, my parents always instilled in me was food connects people.
Eat your fruits and veggies, it's most important thing. And then lastly never waste food. That is one thing that's deeply instilled in me. So what happened was after I worked on the corporate side for many years working on as well as I mentioned many food brands. I decided to use my experience for an organization that that focuses on food and also kind of has the social.
And I was so fortunate to have got this opportunity of feeding America. And my last job previously was working on McDonald's which also kind of dissimilar in terms of how they set up as franchisees. The feeding America network is also set up with like different food banks. Who are they? So that kind of helped me kind of translate some of my passion that I had for food, as well as my experience, which is something that I'm so grateful every day that I wake up.
I'm so grateful that I can even make a small little difference.
How would you best describe the purpose and mission of Feeding America?
Feeding America's overall vision is an, a Medico when no one is hungry. We always talk about this. We want to be out of business. We want everybody in the United States to have food, and I think that's so important. We work with many food banks and network of food banks over 200 of them.
And then also 21 statewide associations as well as 60,000. Food pantries and soup kitchens around the country. So it's a pretty wide network of of, of in the system itself. And then one of the key things about the mission also is food rescue. So we want to make sure that, you know, whatever, wherever there's food, we want to connect with people who are facing hunger.
So that also. Critical pocket quantify mission. We also make sure that we advocate for legislation so that we have enough programs. So we have enough programs to support people facing hunger. And lastly, what we also do is make sure that we really kind of talk about the systemic issues. And w why people face hunger because food insecurity is dependent on a lot of different things.
Somebody. I know, have a full-time job. And then all of a sudden they don't have a job and then they are, you know look for assistance. So that's something that is such an important thing for our mission.
What about some of the milestones, I know that there's big milestone months and events that you focus on.
So one thing that we do is we need to always drive awareness for the issue of hunger, but it's all year-round. Because one of the key things that even though we might have some pulse periods hungry, It's always there.
So we don't want people to forget. It's also hidden, so we want to make sure that we continue to Mudget awareness throughout the year. And then in addition to that, we do have some key periods that we do our marketing campaigns on. Summer hunger is a very critical time. This is when a lot of kids don't have access to meals because schools are closed.
I just have to pause. I don't think people realize that I think people just associate summer with sun and fun and they don't think like, wait a minute, like they're not in the schools and these kids are not. Yeah. Yeah. So that's something that we definitely focus on. And then the other area that we focus on is September, which is hunger action month.
And this is actually a program marketing program. It's a pillar to drive. And inspire action among anybody who wants to support the issue. It's the public, it's the network of food banks. It's celebrities, it's anybody who's in a leader, tier volunteers any supporters. So that is something that we do.
And then the third pillar. We focus on is giving, which is basically during the holidays, which is what pretty much a lot of people feel that they want to give as to what certain causes. But one thing I do want to say that, you know, having something across the year is so critical because you want to build awareness so that when the giving time comes, that people would remember the organization they want to support and then are able to support it.
How have you been impacted and how have all the franchises been impacted by COVID?
I mean, it is, the pandemic was, was hard. But I also want to say that we also received a lot of support across so many different sectors from different corporations from the food industry, from big donors, as well as the government. So everybody kind of came together and.
Things are slightly moving back. People think that the lines are not, and you know, people are going back to work, but that's not still the case. You just don't see the lines it's inside buildings. And the reason a lot is to do with what you just mentioned is a lot of impacts because of inflation rising.
And if you look at it feeding America is also in that and the network of food banks is also you know, impacted by all of this. All of the things that are happening in general seven in 10 Americans live paycheck to paycheck. So what happens is that when suddenly something kind of an, an unfortunate circumstance happen, then they basically do.
Yeah, job. And then they have to reach out to assistance. So a lot of times the pandemic, obviously the pandemic has kind of created a big, huge issue, but people were facing combo even before the pandemic. So it's just exacerbated the whole thing. So we need to continue to work with communities.
Our food banks are continue to work with everyone and, and we need supporters across all levels to kind of be a part in this movement.
Can you explain how inflation is impacting Feeding America?
So one of the ways we also from a feeding America network of food banks, we also do is we buy food.
We buy fresh, we are still fortunate with some of our wonderful corporate donors who give us a lot of food. But in addition, we also have to supplement because it's a huge big need in there. So because of that we actually ongoing going invite food and open market. So obviously if the price is, is huge, then that impacts us.
And also another key area is transportation. And that is something that how we move food from one place to the other. So with rising fuel costs, that impacts transportation. So all of these things, even though you might think does not impact, you know non-profit non-profit, it does in a, in a larger.
What are some of the biggest challenges Feeding America faces when it comes to marketing?
One of the main things about hunger in general is just the whole, like, there's a lot of negative stigma about hunger. When someone is facing hungered, they may have made some bad decisions or, you know, things like that, that people think about, you know, they should go get a job and things like that.
But people don't understand that many of the people who come to a food banks or a pantries for food actually have. It's just that they don't have enough to make ends meet. And what happens is that a majority of the budget, a lot of the budget goes to what's food in the household. So when you see like pricing price increases in grocery items, that impacts a family right away.
And then they have to actually go and you know potentially have to get assistance to be able to make ends meet. So that is something that a lot of people don't connect. And I think it's something. We need to continue telling that story and build empathy. And I think that is the key thing for us from a marketing perspective is how do we build empathy for the people facing hunger?
How do we kind of show that compassionate side? Because I think a lot of there's a lot of decisiveness in America right now. So how do we kind of make sure that we continue to, you know, treat people for what the circumstances that they have and give a little bit more. Compassion and empathy for, for for everyone.
And I think that is something we continue to do through our storytelling and continue to, through, to our marketing to make sure that we build on that. And, and because once you have empathy for someone then you are more likely to support some sort of personal connection and you're more likely to support.
What about that campaign you did with Lego's?
Sure. So it's called food Chilean and passable choice campaign.
We actually launched it last year for her reaction month in September. And as I mentioned, hunger action month is our pillar marketing campaign that basically we help drive awareness. We also inspire action among anyone who wants to support the issue of hunger. So during that time we wanted to create a campaign a promotional campaign for the month and really bringing new supporters who may not be as familiar.
Some of the things that people facing hunger have to go through. So with this campaign, what we wanted to do is we wanted people to kind of stop and think, oh, wow, this is something that I don't, I'm not facing, but someone else might be facing. So these it's a visual treatment, a metaphor that we used where basically just showed that a daily.
When you're thinking about a dealing meal for someone who's not facing hunger, you're thinking about, oh, where do I eat? What do I cook? Versus someone who's facing hunger has to make the difficult or impossible choice between food and other necessities. Very critical necessities, Lifecare electricity.
Exactly. And, and medicine, food or medicine. So what we did with this campaign, we actually kind of did a, a little bit creative way. Showing an egg carton, but instead of eggs in the carton, we had bumps. And then instead of in a toaster where we had bread, we would actually have a prescription. And then instead of you know, a hot breakfast, we would actually have Legos the shape of breakfast teammate.
So just, and the whole idea for this campaign was for people to stop it. And then hopefully, you know, create even do something, you see the egg carton and you're like, wait a minute. Like what, why is there? Yeah, so it was brilliant. Thank you.
How has social media impacted your marketing efforts for the organization?
Yeah. Social media is an interesting avenue. I think the pandemic has changed a lot with regards to what's the role of social media gone are the days where people just post. You know, now people expect grads to do much more. They want brands to have a say they want brands to have a point of view.
So that's how feeding America has also evolved. And we've started to you know, talk about certain issues and call them out as it's supposed to be. And, and make sure that, you know, we, we make sure, especially a lot of injustice that are happening and that impacts the people we serve. So we want to make sure that our community and our voice.
Are there channels like that are stronger for you? Like would Instagram be better for you? Tik Tok or Facebook?
Yeah. So we actually use all in different ways. So there's always because what our whole objective is, we want to reach people where they are. Cause I think that's what social media does. It actually, a lot of people hear about a brand or an issue first on social media or through a friend on social media.
So what we're trying to do. Reach people where they are and bring in new supporters. So depending on what the strategy is we actually connect with them on Instagram, on Facebook or our our, our Twitter or LinkedIn, depending on what the objective of our messaging is would tick tock. We actually have worked with a lot of corporate partners.
We don't have a presence per se, but we do work with our corporate partners and also a tick top to make sure. We continue to have conversation with, with that audience, because that's a really important audience because you know, there's, there's media has, has evolved a lot. You have the traditional media, which we continue to, you know make sure that we get as much awareness off, usually using television, radio and print and all of that.
But we also want to have conversations where people are as well, a more of a two-way conversation. And that's something that we continue to do and, and evaluate and reach.
What are some of the ways in which you have leveraged celebrities and influencers to help support Feeding America?
We actually have w we've been fortunate to have members of entertainment console that support our mission. They have a huge following, so they actually use their platform to help support our cause, which is wonderful.
And it's, it's basically what they use the. It's connected with issues that are near and dear to them. And a lot of times our people in the entertainment council, they actually do media opportunities. They volunteer at food banks. They also help with legislation if necessary. They also talk about, you know, they, they do different kinds of donated media or different kind of opportunities.
So we try to leverage them as much as possible. And we've been forced. They don't get paid they're volunteers, so that's wonderful. And we continue to engage them as much as possible. And as you can see there's a lot of people on our entertainment console who have been a part of our mission.
Are there any standout campaigns, leveraging celebrities or influencers that really made an impact or, you know, kind of shifted your perception?
Yeah. We actually just did a celebrity PSA campaign with Connie Britton and Shanola Hampton recently.
So it, it, it was, we were so fortunate to have both of them lend their voice as well as be able to, you know talk to a wider audience. And I. We've been fortunate to be able to work with different celebrities and many of them also help, you know, do volunteer events and try to engage their audience to come and, and fight be a part of the fight to end hunger.
So in terms of non-celebrity, we're starting to work a little bit in that space with regards to influencer marketing we just are slowly dabbling in the space of. You know, working with diverse influencers who are reaching millennial parents because that's our sweet spot right now.
So we've started to kind of test a little bit with regards to, in that space. Just to see, you know these influencers have a trusted following. They've spent so much time building the brand. And it's sometimes nice to see how you know, social brands can help connect with these influencers.
They are the ones you know, in the, in, in the market, kind of talking to the audience and talking about different issues. So there is an opportunity for for us and also many nonprofits to see how they can you know, continue to leverage that voice to reach a wider region. Yeah. And then some of the stuff that we do cause we feel like, you know, working with nonprofits, I mean, there's just so many influencers that at a certain point, they should be using their platform to help make this world a better place.
Like. Yeah, thank you. I will say one of the key things that I've learned with influencers is also, we got it's a little bit of a balance because a lot of times when brands, they kind of own the content, right. They kind of own the content. They drive the content. That's not the case with influencers.
We got to trust them a little bit. It it's it's. It is, it is they have the trusted voice and there's a huge opportunity. So how do we kind of make sure that we give them the little bit of the reins at the same time, making sure that we work with certain influencers that share common values. And I think there are a lot of influencers out there.
We just need to kind of continue to be open to that space and, and work with different people. And I think it also helps us with like reaching diversity. And I think that is something that geolocation, like, you know, people in different parts or, you know, you can turn something on if there's a market that really needs support or a group or a community that really needs support.
How do we find you on social?
You can basically go to everyone here can go to FeedingAmerica.org And one of the key things that. Say that hunger is a solvable issue.
There's a lot because a lot of times people feel like it's so big that they don't know where to start. This is a solvable issue. There's a lot of food out there in the United States that we can definitely make sure that it goes in the hands of people who need it. And I encourage your viewers to definitely go and check out the website, follow us on social.
And, and, and be involved and get involved. You can learn about the issue. You can share on your social channels. If you want to advocate, we have a lot of different ways of how you can advocate for us. Or you can actually look for, we have to find a food bank on our website that you could connect with the local food bank and hopefully sign up for some volunteering opportunities.
And I think that is something that you can, you know, that a lot of people do. Volunteers are very critical part of our mission. So we want people to join us as much as possible.
Name and influence, or you love to follow them, but hate to admit that you do.
So I will say I love dogs. I, my new found passion. Seriously, if you look at it. So I have started to follow a lot of dog influencers. I spend a lot of time on dogs, so funniest pops par efficiently. Dog go delighted as some of the different influences that I follow. I don't want to admit too much because I just spend a lot of time on them.
We did two in this house, my son and I, we sit there, we scroll through on the D and that there's these dogs like with birds on their backs or chicken and a dog. Yeah. And it's, it's interesting. You say that I have a daughter who is eight years old and we, every time she comes back, she comes like, can we watch it again?
And we just laugh. And I think those are moments that are so important. And I just feel like are they're wonderful. You can learn so much from dogs. Yeah. It's amazing. Well, thank you so much for your time, for your contribution to, you know, again, Yeah, everything that you're doing, it really means a lot to everyone and we hope to continue to support you.
Thank you so much for having me.
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Q: In Firewatir, how can I interact with the Firefox print dialog? I'm trying to test a page that has the print dialog appear immediately upon accessing it. All I need to do is close the dialog or click Cancel on it so I can interact with the page behind it. I've tried to figure out how to do this, but everything I've found indicates that it isn't possible in Firefox.

A: If you're on MacOS or Linux, not sure what to tell you...I bet it's possible, but I need to learn how myself. :)
If you're on Windows, I do have some suggestions.  I suggest checking out the RAutomation gem, which is good for tasks like this (locating and clicking Cancel in the Firefox Print dialog):
https://github.com/jarmo/RAutomation
Or you can try using AutoIt.  Installing Watir also installs a copy of AutoItX3.dll, which you can use for simple GUI automation like this.
To see if AutoIt is ready to use on your system, try this out in irb - this code will wait 10 seconds for the Firefox Print dialog to appear, then click the Cancel button:
irb(main):001:0> require 'win32ole'
=> true
irb(main):002:0> autoit = WIN32OLE.new('AutoItX3.Control')
=> #<WIN32OLE:0x3c61ce0>
irb(main):003:0> result = autoit.WinWaitActive('Print', '', 10)
=> 1
irb(main):004:0> result = autoit.ControlClick('Print', '', 'Cancel')
=> 1

If the "WIN32OLE.new('AutoItX3.Control')" line raises an exception, you may need to use regsvr32.exe to register the DLL.  For example, here's how to do that on Win7:

*

*Start an elevated cmd.exe

*regsvr32 C:\Ruby187\lib\ruby\gems\1.8\gems\watir-1.6.5\lib\watir\AutoItX3.dll
(Note that you might need to change the path above if your Ruby installation is not in C:\Ruby187 or you have a different Watir version than 1.6.5.)
AutoIt documentation is here:
http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/
One last thing to watch out for:
If the statement in your code that brings up the Print dialog blocks until the dialog is closed, things get a little more complex.  You'll need to use threads or an external process to handle the dialog (since I don't think FireWatir has a click_no_wait method yet).

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Union Public Schools-Home Of The Redhawks
We are unwavering in our belief and our commitment to graduating each & every student college & career ready. – Union Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Kirt Hartzler
Video created by students in the UHype Marketing Class at Union High School.
Welcome to Union Public Schools. You are now in Redhawks Territory!
Students & Board of Education Approve Official Redhawks Logo
Union students on Monday, March 7, 2022, voted decisively in favor of the proposed Redhawks logo, with 72 percent of students in grades 4-12 responding positively to the design put forth as a finalist. The Board of Education followed suit Monday night, unanimously approving the student-created design, declaring it the official logo of the District's new Redhawks mascot.
The vote concludes a 14-month process following the November 9, 2020 decision to move away from the district's previous mascot that had been in place for more than 75 years. One year later, on November 8, 2021, the Board voted unanimously to select Redhawks as the official mascot for Union Public Schools.
"I am really proud of the work that has been done to take us in this new direction as the Union Redhawks," said Superintendent Dr. Kirt Hartzler. "This stellar design – by one of our own students – will enable us to soar into the future with a mascot of which we can all be proud. I think it does a great job of capturing Union's spirit of fierceness, while aspiring to excellence in all that we do. GO REDHAWKS!"
On Monday, it was also revealed that the winning design was created by High School junior Caiden Morales, a Union "lifer" who has been at the district since pre-kindergarten at Peters Elementary School. Largely a self-taught artist, Morales was a student last semester in Jennifer Fisher's Introduction to Marketing class and is a member of UHype, the district's marketing club for students. He is also an avid student athlete in cross-country and previously in soccer.
"What got me thinking about the design was really my dad," said Morales. "He encouraged me to do some designs on my own and submit them because he wanted the school to have a cool mascot logo. As far as my art goes, I've drawn since I was a kid. I only got an iPad about two years ago or so, but I've always done pencil and paper design. I was the kid who always draws all over their assignments at school. The iPad has opened a lot of unique opportunities for me. It allows me to paint digitally. I draw pictures that I think are cool and I also enjoy animation, being able to bring things to life."
It was Morales' animation work that originally captured the district's attention, according to Chris Payne, Union's Chief Communications Officer. "While there were a lot of design concepts in the works, we had not yet settled on anything. When Caiden sent me an animation he had created, it totally blew me away. His concept captured the fierceness we were looking for in a new mascot, and as we began to show it to Union insiders, it quickly became apparent that everyone liked it. Caiden was on to something, and we worked closely with him to develop it into the final version of the mascot that was approved. Despite being a first-time designer, his work is really astonishing."
Morales is somewhat surprised at his good fortune. "I wasn't planning on being part of this process. I just wanted to draw something cool, design a little logo and give it to the district. I didn't expect Union to really use it. I just thought they would draw inspiration from it and make something else from it. But the district went with it and now I'm here."
Morales believes graphic design may be something he wants to pursue as a career. "I don't know how the saying goes, but it's [something] like, 'If you like what you do, you'll never work a day in your life.' I like what I do, so I do see how this could be a career for me.
"It feels great. It's a big accomplishment in my life that I never really expected. To think it will be everywhere. It will be on t-shirts. It might even be put on a school building. To think I might be 50 or 40 someday and I will look back and my logo will still be here on a school building. Regardless of what happens, I want it to be a true representation of Union, one that people will really be proud of."
Prior to the official vote by the students, the finalist logo had gotten a favorable response from more than 1,500 Union supporters who participated in a Thought Exchange. Seventy-five percent of respondents said they "loved" or "liked" the logo that was offered up for consideration. More than 1,000 thoughts were shared, and 15,426 ratings provided.
Based on the feedback, some fine minor adjustments were made to the logo, including making Union larger and the silver color was lightened.
LOGO DESIGN WINS: @UnionSchools officially has its new logo for the Redhawks! https://t.co/TJuQboDVHW
— NewsChannel 8 | KTUL (@KTULNews) March 8, 2022


Summary: Set in prehistoric time, Zan is a boy in his early teens, who by a stroke of luck manages to kill a lioness that killed a child, in a hunt with the rest of the clansmen. He is then named Zan-Gah, which means Zan of the Rock, in honour of this.
Zan-Gah is troubled, his twin brother Dael has been missing for a year and though everyone has given up him, Zan believes he must still be alive and sets out to search for him. But times are hard and the different clans aren't united. Zan must battle more than the wilderness in his search for his brother.
I enjoyed this book, had it been out back then, I can see my eight or nine-year0old self picking it up and really liking it (I know the book's meant for ages 11 and up, but by then I'd already moved on to adult fiction, my library didn't do so well in YA fiction area).
I liked how Zan seemed to have gotten an appropriate and very adequate upbringing: he knows how to survive on his own. Which is something every child in that time should be taught to do. On his quest for his brother he shows that he not only knows how to use the weapons he brought with him, but also has the intelligence and creativeness to invent one of his own: he fashions the first sling, which becomes very important to his people later on in the story. Zan not only cares for himself, he also tries to do good by other people, he gives food to a starving child and is determined not to betray a small boy he encounters on his journey, even though he has every reason to.
Zan has a sense of justice that I appreciate and he has the wits to communicate this and the plans he has to other people. He is respected by his clansmen and probably rightfully so. He also recognizes that there are things, like his brother's mental scars, that even he cannot fight.
All in all, this was an enjoyable read, and I'm curious to see what adventures Zan goes on in the next book of the series.


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1.2B Records Exposed in Massive Server Leak
A single server leaked 4 terabytes of personal data, including social media profiles, work histories, and home and mobile phone numbers.
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Security researchers have discovered an unsecured server containing 4 terabytes of personal data — 1.2 billion records in total — exposed and easily accessible online, Wired reported today.
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Go to Church every Sunday! Or you will burn in hell.
Don't forget, the earth was created 4004 BC and fossil evidence is a test of faith! Don't let school pervert you, little children! ;)
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A church may mean any of the following:
A cult built around "Priests" and their gospel of hate delivered in dictator style speeches
A building to hide paedophiles in.
A an awesome place to commit adulatory in and pray to forgiveness at the same time.
An organization to maintain old buildings with no use whatsoever.
A fake charity organization.
A herd of easily led people.
One half of the infamous Siamese twins "Church and State".
Anything with a steeple attached.
A place listed as Number 43 on the Top 100 Most Boring Places to Be in America.
A mob that oversees the assassination of other religions (like the Crusades).
Just another way to refer to Italy.
An organization that pretends to help those in need and show "God's love", which is a pious form of hate
The place you go when you want little kids to give you hand jobs.
A place in which its followers think the doctrines of other religions are stupid, but have no problem believing a pacifist zombie rose from the dead to tell people to worship him every Sunday.
1 The following video clip will...
2 Origin of the church
3 What to do in a spiritual situation
4 Known Churches
4.1 FSM Churches
4.2 Catholic Churches
4.3 Protestant Churches
4.4 Evangelical Churches
4.5 Other Churches
The following video clip will...[edit]
Help your boredom during a sermon
Origin of the church[edit]
The NBC Cathedral in Boston, Massachusetts
Perhaps the most popular Pope in modern times.
Aliens placed churches on our beloved planet. In one of these churches there was a person hidden behind lots of colorful glass with beautiful pictures. This person was Jesus. Jesus split in half and created mankind by a process that is called cell division. Females were produced by Jesus' magic beard.
Varg Vikernes didn't like churches in the Norwegian landscape so they told everybody that he burned them with black magic and super sonic sound waves.
Later, Jesus did some sinning, so he was crucified. But because we all have a bit of him inside of us, because he is the beginning of our race, it were also our sins. So Jesus died for our sins.
Poor us.
Daily activity on church.
In 1850, Abraham Lincoln declared that because the 7th day (Sunday) was the day of rest and the day when God finished creating the Earth, church attendance was to be on Sunday morning, and ONLY Sunday morning. He made this announcement in the Gettysburg Address. However, many Christians have been lax about upholding such a tradition. Beginning around 1930, Adolf Hitler began attending church on Wednesday. His trend became popular, and churches began offering services on Wednesday night, rather than the formally-correct Sunday morning.
The church faced a budget crisis in 1991 which it solved by publishing a book called the Bible, written by Oral Roberts and the editorial staff of Reader's Digest magazine. Written in archaic English and filled with "thou"s and "unto"s, it was promoted to the faithful as a 2000 year old manuscript written by god, and quickly became a best-seller.
Today the center of world religion is a toxic region of the US known as the Bible belt. American churches are referred to as government centers, DMV's, the Capital Building, or any other structure that is either supported by or entirely run and owned by the US Government. These "churches" are used to keep track of people. Each person is given a number, that number is like a serial number. It follows you wherever you go and you need to use it whenever you want to do something the "Church" wants to track.
A typical priest.
A typical cathedral glass.
What to do in a spiritual situation[edit]
Strange and horrific events can occur during Church. They include Praying (Communicating with God via new technology called a "Telephone"), the consumption of Holy Bread and Wine (free food for Tramps) and even Spiritual Visions, aka. "Electrical Interference". In the event of any of the above, or anything related to the above, do the following: - Stop, Drop And Roll.
This is a little trick known by many, and is used to accomplish hundreds of things, eg. The Art Of Making Yourself Not On Fire, Causing Floor Static, and even Making Animal Friends. You can worship god in your own way, but the best method is to spread the holy word to unbelievers. This is done by threatening them with HELL and ETERNAL BURNING TORTURE FOREVER if they don't accept god's message of infinite love.
Known Churches[edit]
Clergy of the Church of Uncyclopedia saying Mass
Church of Uncyclopedia
Order of Uncyclopedia
The Most Important Concepts: McWorship, McJesus
The no-so-Important Concepts: Saint, Mass, The Bible, The Pope, Jesus, Mary and Joseph.
More Concepts: Doziism, hypocrisy, Varg, Odin, Thor and Dianic goddess Wicca.
FSM Churches[edit]
Concepts dealing with FSM Churches: Spaghetti, Trinity, Surfing Pizzianity, Children of the sauce, Moundarianism, Jesusware and Atheism to worship the god Athe.
People involved with FSM Churches: St. Alfred of Parma, Bishop Rikstaa and BOB SAGET!
Orders and Congregrations of FSM Churches: Moomon Church of His Spaghettiness, Moomin Church of His Spaghettiness, First United Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, Orthodox Alfredist Church, Reformed Church of Alfredo and The Olive Garden.
Catholic Churches[edit]
Concepts dealing with Catholic Churches: Muslim-Catholic, Catholic gradeschool, Roman Catholic Hierarchy, Catholic Priest and Oops damnit.
Historical Highlights about Catholic Churches: Protestant vs. Catholic Shakedown of 1726, The First Catholic Civil War and The First Methodist Catholic Church.
Orders and Congregrations of Catholic Churches: Church of the Subgenius, Church of the Gay Bar, Church of St. ilan and The Greek Catholic Ukrainian Orthodox Church of German Russian descent.
Protestant Churches[edit]
All churches were made equal, only some are more liberal than others
The Anglican Church and its Orders and Congregrations: Church of England, Rank Of Bad Motherfucker and Church of Canada.
The Baptist Church and its Orders and Congregrations: Southern Baptist, Landover Baptist Church, Westboro Baptist Church, National Association of Independent Baptist Covens, The First Baptist Church of Dirt and the like, Pentecostal Animist Baptist Church, Rapid Baptists, Baptist Jihad and Conservative Baptist Republicans.
People involved with the Baptist Church: Queen Latifah, Aunt Jemima, Chimpanzee, Sir Alec Dow, Anagrammatist and Seventh-day Baptists.
Minor Orders and Congregrations of Protestant Churches: Orange Order, Lutheran Church and White Power.
Evangelical Churches[edit]
Church of Later Day Saints (see Morons).
Orders and Congregrations of Evangelical Churches: The Church of Ass and Nipple Slips, Church of Oprah, Church of Buffy, Reconstituted International Peoples Church of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the Scooby Gang, The Church of the Heavenly Wood, Beverley Sisters and Landover Baptists.
Westboro Baptist Church (Landover's rival gang).
Other Churches[edit]
Churches your mom will love: Freemason, Church of Scatology, Church of Awesomeness, Cell church, Nihilist Church, Church of Avian Transcendence, Church of the Holy and Ancient Yellowing Turnip, The Church Of Emo, The Church of Satan and The Church of Periwinkle.
Churches your friend's mom would love: Bright and shiny cult, The Church of Death Metal and Old School Order of Catholics led byMel Gibson.
Highly Irrelevant Churches: Church of Alcoa, The Church Of Satan, The One Church, Church of Objectivism, Church of Goatse, Salvation Army and Church of Elvis Presley.
Churches for Bishops: The Church of Angry Traditionalist Male Bishops; The Church of Even Angrier Women Bishops-to-be and The Reformed Church of the "People" Transsexuals.
The Church of Gays and Lesbians who want to get married in their own State or Country.
Please note Judaism is considered UnChristian, therefore it's not a church.
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Q: 12.04 preseeded install with RAID and LVM I am trying to set up a preseed install (Ubuntu 12.04.03 64-bit) with the following partitioning recipe, but it's just not working and I'm not sure why.
Please, Obi-Wan, you're my only hope.
The -1 in the sizes were originally 1000000000 so I tried changing to -1 but it made no difference.
d-i partman-lvm/device_remove_lvm boolean true
d-i partman-md/device_remove_md boolean true
d-i partman-auto/purge_lvm_from_device  boolean true

d-i partman-auto/disk string /dev/sda /dev/sdb
d-i partman-auto/method string raid

d-i partman-auto-lvm/new_vg_name string vg_sys
d-i partman-auto-lvm/guided_size string max

d-i partman-auto/choose_recipe select raid-lvm
d-i partman-auto/expert_recipe string                      \
      raid-lvm ::                                          \
        512 10 512 raid                                    \
          $primary{ } $lvmignore{ } $bootable{ }           \
          method{ raid }                                   \
        .                                                  \
        8192 20 -1 raid                                    \
          $primary{ } $lvmignore{ }                        \
          method{ raid }                                   \
        .                                                  \
        1024 100 1024 ext4                                 \
          $defaultignore $lvmok{ } lv_name{ root }         \
          method{ format } format{ }                       \
          use_filesystem{ } filesystem{ ext4 }             \
          mountpoint{ / }                                  \
        .                                                  \
        4096 100 4096 linux-swap                           \
          $defaultignore $lvmok{ } lv_name{ swap }         \
          method{ swap } format{ }                         \
        .                                                  \
        1024 100 2048 ext4                                 \
          $defaultignore $lvmok{ } lv_name{ tmp }          \
          method{ format } format{ }                       \
          use_filesystem{ } filesystem{ ext4 }             \
          mountpoint{ /tmp }                               \
        .                                                  \
        4096 100 8192 ext4                                 \
          $defaultignore $lvmok{ } lv_name{ var }          \
          method{ format } format{ }                       \
          use_filesystem{ } filesystem{ ext4 }             \
          mountpoint{ /var }                               \
        .                                                  \
        2048 100 4096 ext4                                 \
          $defaultignore $lvmok{ } lv_name{ usr }          \
          method{ format } format{ }                       \
          use_filesystem{ } filesystem{ ext4 }             \
          mountpoint{ /usr }                               \
        .                                                  \
        2048 110 16384 ext4                                \
          $defaultignore $lvmok{ } lv_name{ home }         \
          method{ format } format{ }                       \
          use_filesystem{ } filesystem{ ext4 }             \
          mountpoint{ /home }                              \
        .                                                  \
        512 1000 -1 ext4                                   \
          $defaultignore $lvmok{ } lv_name{ deleteme }     \
          method{ lvm }                                    \
        .

d-i partman-auto-raid/recipe string                              \
    1 2 0 ext4 /boot  /dev/sda1#/dev/sdb1                    .   \
    1 2 0 lvm  -      /dev/sda2#/dev/sdb2                    .

# the 'deleteme' LV soaks up the leftover space in the VG
d-i preseed/late_command string in-target lvremove -f vg_sys/deleteme

d-i partman-partitioning/confirm_write_new_label boolean true
d-i partman/choose_partition select finish

d-i partman/confirm boolean true
d-i partman/confirm_nooverwrite boolean true
d-i partman-lvm/confirm boolean true
d-i partman-md/confirm boolean true
d-i partman-md/confirm_nooverwrite  boolean true

d-i partman/mount_style select label

d-i mdadm/boot_degraded boolean false

Here's the error I'm getting:

The disks are dual 50GiB (to be precise, 53,687,091,200 bytes).

A: I think your mistake is here:
d-i partman-auto/choose_recipe select raid-lvm
d-i partman-auto/expert_recipe string                      \
      raid-lvm ::                                          \

You use partman-auto/choose_recipe when you are going to use a factory predefined recipe. If you are not, then make your own recipe using partman-auto/expert_recipe,specifying multiraid, not raid-lvm.
Your config file should be then
d-i partman-auto/expert_recipe string                      \
      multiraid ::                                         \

my conclusions came from reading this and this.

A: I ended up here because I was getting the exact same errors:
Error: No recipe specified in partman-auto-raid/recipe

Along with:
Available disk space (XXX) too small for expert recipe (2200008705)

Here is the relevant bit of my BAD preseed file:
d-i partman-auto/method string raid
d-i partman-auto/disk string /dev/sda /dev/sdb

d-i partman-auto/expert_recipe string                        \
     multiraid ::                                            \
              1 1 1 free                                     \
                      $gptonly{ }                            \
                      $primary{ }                            \
                      $bios_boot{ }                          \
                      method{ biosgrub }                     \
              .                                              \
              4096 1000 4096 linux-swap                      \
                      $gptonly{ }                            \
                      $primary{ }                            \
                      method{ swap } format{ }               \
              .                                              \
              141101 1000 141901 raid                        \
                      $gptonly{ }                            \
                      $primary{ }                            \
                      method{ raid } format{ }               \
              .                                              \
              1 2000 -1 ext4                                 \
                      $gptonly{ }                            \
                      $primary{ }                            \
                      method{ format } format{ }             \
                      use_filesystem{ } filesystem{ ext4 }   \
              .                                              \
# Last you need to specify how the previously defined partitions will be
# used in the RAID setup. Remember to use the correct partition numbers
# for logical partitions. RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10 are supported;
# devices are separated using "#".
# Parameters are:
# <raidtype> <devcount> <sparecount> <fstype> <mountpoint> \
#          <devices> <sparedevices>

d-i partman-auto-raid/recipe string 1 2 0 ext4 / /dev/sda2#/dev/sdb2 .

The problem, annoyingly enough was that I left a trailing backslash on the end of the last line of the expert recipe. It should have been this:
              1 2000 -1 ext4                                 \
                      $gptonly{ }                            \
                      $primary{ }                            \
                      method{ format } format{ }             \
                      use_filesystem{ } filesystem{ ext4 }   \
              .

Hope this helps somebody!

A: You don't mention if you're using a 32- or 64-bit distribution here, but I thought that number reported in your error is pretty weird, "2200008705".  Where would that come from?  Well, take that number and subtract the largest value for a 32-bit unsigned int (2147483647), and you get 52,525,058, which looks an awful lot like the exact size of your 50GB disks, no?
Looking at section 5 of partman-auto-recipe.txt, which is about using very large sizes for whatever partition you want to fill all free space, it says:
Do not use higher than 1000000000 numbers because the shell arithmetic
is limited to 31 bits (on i386).

In your question, you said that before you set the values to -1, they were set to 10000000000, which is one place/zero too many when compared to their suggestion for a max value.  Perhaps you overflowed a value somewhere, and that's why your recipe didn't initially work before you changed it to -1?

A: Well it semms that the first error you have is that your RAID is not configured properly as I can read : "No arrays found in config file"
I guess something's wrong in your raid configuration.
Maybe you can take example on that thread : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1879350


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