Message delivered March 15th, 2015 during the morning services.
Jesus used the healing of the leper to not only show compassion, but also as a teaching moment. In today's Scripture, we see three ways in which this miracle teaches us about the greater miracle of salvation.
The SERIOUSNESS of his DISEASE.
The HUMILITY of his APPROACH.
The GREATNESS of his FAITH.


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Za druge 25. polke glejte 25. polk.

25. domobranski pehotni polk (izvirno ; dobesedno ) je bil pehotni polk avstro-ogrskega Domobranstva.

Zgodovina
Polk je bil ustanovljen leta 1900.

Prva svetovna vojna
Polkovna narodnostna sestava leta 1914 je bila sledeča: 83% Čehov in 17% drugih. Naborni okraj polka je bil v Kroměřížu, pri čemer so bile polkovne enote garnizirane tudi v tem mestu.

Polk je sodeloval v bojih na soški fronti.

V noči iz 3. na 4. september 1917, med enajsto soško ofenzivo, sta 6. in 31. domobranska pehotna polka zamenjala ostanke 87. pehotnega polka na Škabrijelu, a sta jih ob zori 4. septembra napadli italijanski arditi, pri čemer so domobranci izgubili položaje in se umaknili z velikimi izgubami. 25. domobranski polk je bil poslan v protinapad, pri čemer mu je uspelo ponovno zaseči Škabrijel.

Poveljniki polka
 1914: Karl Mader

Viri in opombe

Glej tudi

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2017 Tesla Model 3: This Is It
Tesla's long-awaited $35,000 electric car makes its official debut.
Bob Sorokanich
Elon Musk introduced the Tesla Model 3 to a packed audience tonight. At Tesla's design headquarters in Hawthorne, California, we got to see for the very first time Tesla's ambitious plan to bring affordable electric cars to the masses.
Musk's keynote began with a dig at the traditional fossil fuel-powered vehicle. "If a vehicle is spewing toxic gas, that's obviously going to be bad for your health," he said, in front of a screen splashed with dire stats about rising global temperatures.
The CEO then went into a condensed Tesla history lesson. Highlighting the original Roadster, Musk claimed that this first Tesla inspired Bob Lutz to embark on the project that became the Chevy Bolt at GM. Next was the Model S, built "to compete with conventional cars." The Model S got a big cheer, especially from one (assumed) owner in the crowd who brought—you guessed it—a full-size green lightsaber to punctuate his shouts. The Model X, which has only just begun hitting the streets, got less of an applause.
"The Model S and Model X are what pay for the Model 3 development," Musk remarked. "To all of you who bought an S or X, thank you," he quipped.
Then, of course, we got to the whole point of the night: The Model 3.
"The Model 3 is going to be an incredibly safe car," Musk said, promising a 5-star crash rating in every category. It'll be quick, too: Even the base Model 3 will do 0-60 miles per hour in under 6 seconds. "At Tesla, we don't make slow cars," Musk said. Of course, there will be versions that go much faster.
As for range: Musk says the Model 3 will do "at least" 215 miles per charge, per EPA rating. "These are minimal numbers," he said. "We hope to exceed them."
All Model 3s will have the full Autopilot hardware suite, and every car, including the base models, will have Autopilot's safety and crash mitigation features standard.
The mid-size sedan will fit five adults comfortably, Musk says. Adding to the roomy feel will be a large rear window that wraps up and onto the roof, similar to the Model X windshield. The Model 3 will also have what Musk claims is the most cargo capacity of the category, with Tesla's trademark front and rear trunks. And yes, your Model 3 will fit a 7-foot surfboard.
As for freedom of travel? Musk says every Model 3 will include lifetime free Supercharger charging at the 3600 Tesla charging stations worldwide—a number set to double in the next year. "You'll be able to go virtually anywhere," Musk says; the Model 3's onboard charging system will be able to adapt to the power conventions anywhere in the world.
Of course, the Model 3's huge sales targets require expanded production capability. Tesla's current Fremont plant is capable of cranking out up to 500,000 cars a year, Musk says. Batteries are another matter: "We basically need to absorb all the lithium ion production in the world," Musk says.
That's where the Gigafactory comes in. "It will have the largest footprint of any building in the world," Musk says, claiming the plant will produce more lithium ion batteries than all other factories in the world, combined. Musk claims the Gigafactory is already operational today.
Deliveries for the Model 3 begin at the end of 2017. "I do feel fairly confident that it will be next year," Musk said, a sidelong reference to Tesla's many delays in past product launches. The price? $35,000. "Even if you get no options, this will be the best car you can buy," Musk said.
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The other day while doing school with my kindergartner we talked about the importance of having a name. She laughed at the thought of no one having a name or everyone having the same name. I explained to her that in many books of the Bible, God chose names for people and He changed names if He had a special job for someone. We also talked about God and how He has many names throughout the Old and New Testaments. Each one defines one of His characteristics. El-HNe'-eman means our Faithful God. There is such peace in knowing that God is always faithful in His promises, grace, mercy, and He always desires to have a deep and intimate relationship with us.
He loves us and will always be 100% faithful to us, patiently teaching us how to be faithful to Him day by day.
If you lack confidence..The Bible says, "Faithful is He that has called you, who also will do it." -1 Thessalonians 5:24 He will be your adequacy.
If you are fearful..He said, "I hem you in – behind and before; you have laid your hand upon me." -Psalm 139:5 He is faithfully watching over you – behind, in front and overhead.
If you are facing an impossible task, discuss it with Him. The bible says "Let us then approach the throne of grace with confidence, so that we receive mercy and find grace to help us in time of need." -Hebrews 4:16 He is faithful to answer.
If you want to be more faithful to those you love, ask the Holy Spirit to fill you and direct you. "But the fruit of the Spirit is…faithfulness." -Galatians 5:22-23 The Holy Spirit will produce faithfulness in you.
Don't be shaken by your trials. All that God has promised for your life, He will perform. He is faithful!
Father God, thank You for Your unending faithfulness. Help me to be filled with Your Holy Spirit. Let your characteristics shape my life. I want others see Your faithfulness in my actions and words. In Your Name I pray, Amen.


"The mother of a 6-year-old boy who was killed in the Sandy Hook school shooting visited New Hampshire on Monday with a positive message that was crafted in the wake of the tragedy.
Scarlett Lewis said she wants to spread the message to every school in the country that love can overcome hate. Her son, Jesse, was one of the 20 students who were killed in the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School." (Andy Hershberger, WMUR9).


Director of Athletics Todd Stansbury has announced Nell Fortner as the new Georgia Tech women's basketball head coach.
Nell Fortner has been named the sixth head coach in Georgia Tech women's basketball history, director of athletics Todd Stansbury announced.
"Georgia Tech and the entire Atlanta community have a gem of a coach and person in Nell Fortner. Having played for and coached against Nell, she brings positivity, energy and experience at the highest level that her student-athletes will enjoy and embrace. The entire basketball community loves having Nell back on the sideline."
"It is good to see Nell get back into coaching. She will bring energy and work ethic, but also great basketball knowledge. Georgia Tech hit a grand slam with the hiring of Nell Fortner."
"Nell Fortner has experienced success at every level. Her personality will excite a team and energize a fan base. She has the ability to motivate, lead and be a role model for young people. Most importantly, she is a good person. During her time in the SEC at Auburn, she experienced great success and I am sure she can do the same at Georgia Tech."
"A true ambassador for women's basketball, Nell Fortner is an outstanding person and coach with character, integrity and a commitment to excellence in everything she does. Georgia Tech is blessed to have Coach Fortner represent the Yellow Jackets both on and off the court. She will bring high energy and leadership to the court having succeeded at every level of coaching. Georgia Tech's student-athletes, assistant coaches and staff will excel with Coach Fortner on the court, but more importantly, they will excel in life."


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Q: How to add licence /installation folder screen in javafx app I have created a JavaFx app in Windows 8.1+ NetBeans 8.2 and its installations works perfectly. However, it does not give any option of choosing destination folder or license agreement screen during installation. I tried adding licenceheader.txt on project properties and build the application but still it installs straight forward. So my question is how to add those things into my app?
EDIT: Used InnoSetup to create the .exe self contained installer.

A: In the [Languages] section you specify your license. Example:
[Languages]
Name: "English"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Default.isl"; LicenseFile: "..\..\Inno\l.eng\LicenseEnglish.rtf"; InfoAfterFile: "..\..\Inno\l.eng\InfoAfterEnglish.rtf"

Make sure DisableDirPage is not set to no. Perhaps you can show your script so we can assist you properly with this.

Note that the default setting is auto and as indicated this means the window will not be shown if the same application is already installed. This is the usual behaviour. To force it to show then use a value of no as mentioned.

You can set these things using Inno Script Studio. For example:

If you installed the QuickStart Pack then it would have offered to install this IDE.

The Inno Setup QuickStart Pack includes Inno Setup itself and additionally includes an option to install the Inno Script Studio script editor. This script editor is not official and is not required for general usage, but make Inno Setup easier to use. See the Third-Party Files page for more information.
The Inno Setup QuickStart Pack also includes an option to download and install official encryption support.

Clarification
As per the comments, for a single-language installer, use just LicenseFile directive to [Setup] section. No need to introduce a dummy [Languages] section just to add a licence.
This can also be set using Inno Script Installer:

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Performance evaluations in all kinds of industries make most people anxious, and presidential assessments in colleges and universities are no exception; they make boards as well as presidents uncomfortable. The complexities of reporting to a whole board and leading an academic institution make assessing presidential effectiveness especially challenging. Boards sometimes just go through the motions, trying to avoid doing any harm, but not always satisfied they have done any good.
Presidents live in a 24-7 public forum, and faculty, students, and the public at large can be harsh critics.
So, how can boards get past the noise and maximize the value of the assessment process to identify problems, improve performance, build relationships, and align the institution's leadership and constituents on clear and common goals?
Make assessment a planned and regular event. The board should conduct an assessment of the president annually and have a policy or contract provision requiring that a comprehensive assessment be conducted periodically (commonly at the end of the third, fourth, or fifth year).
Don't conduct a review in reaction to an incident or event; that will set the wrong tone and overwhelm other purposes.
Engage the president in planning the process. Discuss the policy, timing, steps, and individuals who will be involved.
Base the periodic assessment on mutually agreed-upon goals, which should be inclusive of annual assessments for the review period.
Focus on formative outcomes in conducting the review. What can the president and board learn that will contribute to the president's ability to improve in areas that need attention, achieve future goals, and build a shared understanding of institutional direction?
The president's ability to lead can be enhanced or impeded by the way the board works. Assess the board/president relationship as part of the review and conduct a board assessment periodically or jointly with the presidential review.
Use an interview protocol with key constituencies and an objective outside expert to lead the process. Simple rating scales or surveys won't garner meaningful input for comprehensive assessments.
Appointing, supporting, and evaluating the president are among the most important and consequential acts of the board; take care to get each right!
To help boards get presidential assessment right, AGB offers consulting services—to do it yourself or with support. Learn more about Comprehensive Presidential Assessment and Presidential and Board Assessment from AGB Consulting.


Posting may be erratic or non-existent over the next few weeks, so I thought I would leave you with this: my new novel.
It's called Magpie Hall, and will be released by Vintage (Random House) in November in New Zealand. International editions TBC.
If you like old country houses, tattooed ladies, taxidermy, cabinets of curiosities, gothic Victorian novels and (possible) ghosts, then I hope this one's for you.
The cover design is by multi-talented Sarah Laing.
I started this blog at the same time as I started this novel, so the blog has been my diary of a novel, really, documenting all the highs and lows and the thought processes that went into it. Once I'm back online, I might report on the process of having the novel published. It is edited; the next step is to go through the proofs in a few weeks' time.
I'm excited. And a little scared.
I have been following photographer Jonathan Ganley's photo-blog for a while now as he posts his photos of bands from the '80s and '90s - a great nostalgia trip for anyone who was in the music scene or just went to gigs in that period.
The latest photos are from 1990 and feature the Cakekitchen, the band I played in as a young 'un (started when I was 17, finished when I was 19, not long after these pictures were taken). This particular gig I remember as being one of the highlights of my musical career - we packed out the Basement theatre and it was hot and sweaty and we played well. Look how serious we look! Look at my gorgeous Musicman Sabre bass!
Even though I was only 17 when I started with the Cakekitchen, it was the third band I'd been in, and I went on to play in three more after that, before I sold my bass guitar and bought my first laptop, swapping one creative endeavour for another, I suppose. But I always knew that music was a hobby for me, whereas writing was what I really wanted to do.
We recorded an EP and two albums in that line-up (CDs can be found here and here; the single, Dave the Pimp can be found on the Flying Nun box-set and on the Flying Nun video compilation DVD); drummer Robert Key and I left that year and Graeme Jefferies headed off to Germany where he recruited new band members and continued the Cakekitchen project until this very day.


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President Trump's Election May Wreak Havoc on Your Health
A new article from Harvard and Mass General says there could be major consequences.
By Jamie Ducharme·	 6/8/2017, 9:50 a.m.
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If you've been feeling anxious after President Trump's election, you're not alone—a survey from the American Psychological Association found that 57 percent of Americans are stressed by the political climate.
And in a new article, doctors from Harvard and Massachusetts General Hospital argue that such prevalent stress—as well as swirling prejudice, racial animosity, and policy changes—could have lasting consequences for your health.
The article, published in the New England Journal of Medicine and written by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health professor David Williams and Mass General/McLean Hospital psychiatrist Morgan Medlock, says the "side effects" of the 2016 election may include everything from stress to "increased risk for disease, babies born too early, and premature death."
While the authors' conclusions are speculative, they draw on a number of studies to argue that spikes in animosity toward marginalized groups; general stress; and healthcare policy changes may have ramifications on Americans' health. Marginalized communities, they argue, are likely to be worst off.
Early research and anecdotal evidence have identified measurable increases in hostility toward racial minorities, Muslims, and immigrants, which could potentially lead to health issues, they write. Similar circumstances were seen after President Obama's election, when there was an uptick in racial tensions and hate speech online.
"Events linked to the recent presidential campaign and election have given rise to fear and anxiety in many Americans," the authors write. "Research suggests that these events can have negative health effects on people who have been direct targets of what they perceive as hostility or discrimination and on individuals and communities who feel vulnerable because they belong to a stigmatized, marginalized, or targeted group."
The authors cite a number of prior studies on the topic, including some that have linked living in racially prejudiced communities to higher mortality risk; papers identifying health consequences after 9/11, when anti-Arab American sentiment was strong; and studies relating anti-immigrant programs to health problems.
Meanwhile, the authors argue that cuts to health and social service agencies, as well as the possible repeal of the Affordable Care Act, could hike rates of disease, increase stress, and exacerbate existing healthcare problems, particularly for those at socioeconomic disadvantage.
"History has taught us that such cuts in health and social service programs can have pervasive negative effects on health," the article reads, citing similar cuts during the Reagan administration.
Only time will tell if Williams and Medlock are correct. But if they are, the healthcare community may be in for a rude awakening.
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Concert Review: Team Spirit, Hawthorne Heights, and Motion City Soundtrack
Posted in Concert Reviews
January 23, 2015: Saint Andrew's Hall, Detroit
It's hard to believe that Motion City Soundtrack's Commit This To Memory turns 10 this year. I remember where I was the first time I heard it. I had just discovered the band the summer before and happened to be at a party where one of the guests said that their friend was involved in the production of the album so he had an advanced copy. While everyone else socialized, I was listening intently to the music coming through the stereo recognizing MCS's signature sound and falling in love with the band's sophomore release. I love seeing the band live so I try not to miss them when they come to town, especially if they're going to play one of my favorite albums from start to finish.
It was a sold out show so Saint Andrew's was packed by the time first opener, Team Spirit, took the stage. The Brooklyn based band released their first LP, Killing Time, late last year. Team Spirit was formed when former Passion Pit keyboardist Ayad Al Adhammy gave up his synthesizer for a guitar. The band's hook laden garage rock was just what the crowd needed to get the night started. The guys gave a great sampling of their album including their two singles "Surrender" and "Teenage Heart" in their short yet shred worthy opening set that made me want to go home and give a listen to Killing Time.
It's been a very long time since I've listened to Hawthorne Heights, so long in fact that when I saw they were one of the openers, I was sure that I'd only recognize their one single that plays on the radio and nothing else. However, their set was filled with songs that had me traveling back in time. Though the crowd looked a bit too young to know the band's earlier work, they seemed to know most of the lyrics to each song the band played. The guys breezed through a sampling of their greatest hits including "Saying Sorry" and "Niki FM" taking time in between tracks to tell the Detroit crowd how much they love and appreciate them. J.T. Woodruff even talked about the first time they heard Motion City Soundtrack and how much it meant to them to be on the anniversary tour for Commit This to Memory. Hawthorne Heights closed out their set with "Ohio Is For Lovers", going out with the packed audience singing at the top of their lungs.
The crowd lost it once the lights went out and the intro to MCS's set started playing as the band took the stage. They wasted no time, shredding through the first three songs of Commit This to Memory. Before playing "Resolution", Justin Pierre stated that while he wanted to give us as many tracks as possible, he liked to take the time to talk about what inspires some of his songs. He spoke about trying to keep the stories short but that brevity was never one of his strong suits. Personally, one of my favorite things about seeing MCS live is hearing him talk, some times at length, about the stories and facts behind their songs. What really astonished me was how young the crowd looked, mostly because I assume that a good majority of the kids in attendance weren't even in their tweens when Commit This To Memory was released a decade ago.
After raging through the album, Motion City Soundtrack treated us to a wonderful sampling of some other hits including a handful of some of my favorite tracks. As usual the band gave us an energy filled set that kept us moving and singing along from start to finish. Pierre assured us that the band's new album would be released this year before treating us to a new track, "Anything At All". If "Anything At All" is any indication of how the album is going to sound, I'm sure it will top my favorite albums of 2015.
The band closed out the night with fan favorite "My Favorite Accident", giving the crowd one last change to completely lose it before leaving for the evening. Per usual, Motion City Soundtrack put on a memorable show, leaving us all wanting more. I'm definitely anticipating their new album and, hopefully, another tour to support it.
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Download is set to repackage and re-release her album, 'Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded,' in November.
The repackaged album, "Pink Friday Roman Reloaded: The Re-Up," will contain new songs, one of which Minaj plans to debut next week.
"I'm releasing my album in November. It's called 'Pink Friday Roman Reloaded: The Re-Up' and I'm putting lots of new songs on there," Minaj told E News! while on the red carpet at last night's 2012 MTV VMAs (Sept. 6). "I'm actually going to drop my new single next week. So Barbz, you are going to spaz, you are going to love it, you are going to go crazy," she continued.Billboard
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Jay Riffe has passed
Don Paul
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So So sorry to say that my first dive partner and great friend Jay Riffe has gone to the Big Blue.
"Great mother ocean brought forth all life, it is my eternal home'' Don Berry from Blue Water Hunters.
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tufual
I am incredibly sorry to hear he has passed. This is a great loss to the entire sport but i am especially sorry to hear you lost your friend Don. All my condolences to you .
Be safe ... Happy hunting .
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It's also sad that it happened at this shitty time. I hope it wasn't covid related.
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Josediaz
Escama Seca
Higuerote Venezuela
R.I.P. Rest in peace.
Un Hombre tiene que creer en algo.......
Creo que me iré de pesca!!!
popgun pete
Melbourne Australia
It is the end of an era, no person can have been more instrumental in making the sport what it is today, it is a tremendous loss. My condolences to his family and friends, I know that they will be heart-broken. RIP.
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He was released from ICU then later allowed to go home, he had previously undergone two surgery's. Not covid related .
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Sorry for your loss Don.
I have to give Jay some of the credit for all the fish that's been on my grill,in my fryer or shared with family and friends.
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A bad day fishing is ALWAYS better than a good day at work.
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Jay Riffe, Spearfishing King, Is Dead at 82
He became a champion in sport fishing while in his 20s and went on to found a leading company in the manufacture of spearfishing and diving gear.
Jay Riffe in the late 1950s. He said took up spearfishing with his older brothers just "to get food for the table."Credit...via Riffe family
By Tom Mashberg
• July 14, 2020
Jay Riffe recalled his first spearfishing outing as a fearsome affair — not for the fish but for him. Mr. Riffe, a celebrated California speargun designer, entrepreneur and pioneer of tankless hunting and diving, was about 10 years old, stalking lobster and sea bass in 70-degree Pacific waters while wearing a sweatshirt, gardening gloves and boxer trunks.
"When you came out," he recalled of his early forays as a sport fisherman in a 2015 interview with the podcast "The Spear," his body would be bruised and battered "from being rolled in the surf and the rocks and the sea urchins."
He added, "But no one ever complained because this was the sport — this was the thrill."
When he died on May 11 at 82, at his home in Dana Point, Calif. — a death not widely reported beyond spearfishing circles — Mr. Riffe left behind a trail of accomplishments in his undersea world, including breaking three world records for deepwater sport fishing; founding Riffe International, a premier American spearfishing and freediving equipment maker; and advancing a campaign for sustainable-fishing regulations. His family said the cause was heart failure.
A powerfully built freediver who could hold his breath for five minutes or more while chasing after tuna, grouper and dorado at depths of up to 100 feet, Mr. Riffe (pronounced rife) first took up spearfishing with his older brother John for a simple reason — "to get food for the table," as he put it.
By age 22 he was the Pacific Coast spearfishing champion
"Back then the water was so clear, you could see down forever," he once recalled, adding that the abundance of fish off Palos Verdes and Laguna Beach was far greater than it is today. "So spearfishing started to spread by word of mouth," he said, and hunters were looking for guns that were easier to hoist and did not "go off like a spring-loaded bazooka."
For nearly 50 years, beginning in the late 1960s, Mr. Riffe built and developed spearguns and other devices that revolutionized the sport in the United States. His company used supple woods, like teak, which could be grooved to fit a spear shaft snugly; corrosion-resistant magnets, which kept spear tips from wobbling; and textured nylon grips, which kept guns from slipping from the spearfisher's hand.
"He was a gentle giant, and he had a passion for engineering the perfect speargun for the world," said his wife, Jackie Riffe, who co-founded Riffe International. Along the way, she said, her husband boated and hunted with the likes of Desi Arnaz Jr., Bing Crosby, Jacques Cousteau and Buzz Aldrin. "Everybody wanted to hear Jay Riffe's stories," she said. "He was known all over the world."
Jesse Taylor Riffe Jr. was born on Feb. 23, 1938, the son of Jesse Sr. and Eva May (Mortimer) Riffe. He started his diving career at age 8 as a "caddy" for his eldest brother, John: John would dive down to grab lobsters and abalone and Jesse Jr., who came to be known as Jay, would swim above and collect the catch in a rucksack.
John would go on to become a Navy frogman while Jay worked as a lifeguard, married Jackie Pierson and moved to Australia in 1973 to help start up the DoALL Co., a maker of industrial machinery.
He returned to California a year later to set up DoALL's American operations and to help raise his two daughters, Julie and Jill. Budgets were tight, his daughter Jill Riffe Salerno said.
"He was really stressing out to make ends meet, and part of that was catching fish for dinner," she said. "He had this wood bench in the garage where he would filet everything — yellow tail, dorado, white sea bass, calico bass, lobsters — and we would go camping and fishing along the beaches in Mexico too."
Mr. Riffe soon realized that the spearguns prevalent on the West Coast were unwieldy and inaccurate. An inveterate tinkerer, he set up a shop in his garage in Dana Point, south of Los Angeles in Orange County, and began perfecting what became the Riffe line, led by a gun called the Marauder. (The smaller Riffe Euro gun will be featured in a forthcoming James Bond movie, "No Time to Die.")
Before long Mr. Riffe's garage became a focal point for "spearos," and demand for his handmade guns grew. Soon he had a small plant and warehouse as well as hunting buddies and customers like Mr. Arnaz and Mr. Cousteau. Today, Riffe International makes all of its spearfishing equipment a few miles down the road in San Clemente.
"He dove with many influential people," Jill Riffe said. "Plane tickets would arrive from the Middle East and Europe because they all wanted to dive with Jay Riffe."
Mr. Riffe in his element. He was an advocate for sustainable-fishing regulations. "We have to fish so that future generations can enjoy the sport," he would say.Credit...Tony Smith
Mr. Riffe broke three world records for sport fishing in the 1970s, catching a 62-pound wahoo, a 44-pound dorado and a 286-pound yellowfin tuna. "That tuna, he wanted to take me out to sea," Mr. Riffe recalled. He hung onto a float until the tuna tired, then descended to apply the coup de grâce.
Mr. Riffe was instrumental in altering sportfishing rules so that hunters would be required to submit one catch per contest, rather than accumulate as many fish as possible to win by overall weight.
"Dad always said, 'We have to fish so that future generations can enjoy the sport,'" Jill Riffe said. "He didn't want people to abuse the power and overtake or deplete the stock. He was very firm about keeping it selective and sustainable."
She said he had encouraged freedivers to harvest just what they needed. "Conservation was his philosophy," she said
In addition to his wife and daughter Jill, Mr. Riffe is survived by his daughter Julie and several grandchildren. The family plans to hold a memorial service in August.
Like all great fishermen, Mr. Riffe had his share of harrowing undersea encounters, including coming jaw to jaw with a great white shark (no blood drawn by either side), and finding himself among a swarm of hammerheads off Costa Rica while teaching the sport to his daughter Julie, herself a highly accomplished spearo.
"She learned how to cope fast," Jill Riffe said. "It's a pretty surreal moment when you realize that down there you're just part of the food chain."
Mr. Riffe, who owned a fishing cruiser named "The Silent Hunter," took his last dive in 2010 off Baja California. He always said freediving was the best way to spearfish because it required enormous patience and concentration, without the benefit of a scuba tank, to hold one's position until the right prey came along.
"There was no greater way to build up your body and your lungs," he said, "and no greater way to be in the ocean".cean."e said, "and no greater way to be in the ocean."
Thanks Peter, I was just going to posy this..I spent the weekend with Julie and the kids telling old stories and shedding tears. I'll really miss him.
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Long and immaculate descriptions of nothing happening, people with weirdly muted reactions to things happening around them. It just meanders into tedium, into details of weird people doing weird things, seemingly with no point and no end. I found it difficult to care because no one in the book seemed to care about anything either.
Then, on page 220 or so (out of 248), the fire happens, and the book becomes utterly captivating: Helen Humphreys' style suddenly has a point other than beauty for its own sake, and the imagery is gorgeous. But 28 pages from the end is a little too late to hook me.
Also: isn't it a little weird that the book's whole premise is that it's based on real photographs of a real Victorian housemaid, images so strange that Helen Humphreys felt compelled to write a novel about them, yet the cover uses a contemporary stock photo?


The term "Personal Contract" can describe many different types of contracts. It can describe a contract that binds only a single individual as opposed to a group or company that the person represents. It can also refer to a contract that only binds the single person and not their heirs, successors, or assignees.
For example, many business corporations are actually separate legal entities apart from the members and stockholders of the company. If a member of the corporation wishes to enter into a contract apart from the corporation, they will enter into a personal contract, in order to prevent legal issues from overlapping with their involvement with the corporation.
What Are Some Other Examples of Personal Contracts?
Thus, the term "personal contract" has many, many different usages and should not be confused with other types of contracts. Personal contracts need to follow all the basic requirements for a valid contract in order to be enforceable under law. These can include such terms as price, delivery dates, method of payment, etc.
Why Should a Personal Contract be Used?
The main reason why a personal contract should be used is to prevent confusion, especially when one or both of the parties serves as a representative or an agent for a business organization. When engaging in transactions outside of company business, it is highly important that the parties don't use company documents or forms to conduct personal business.
A personal contract can also be used in somewhat informal situations, such as the sale of a vehicle between two good friends. Forming a personal contract in such situations helps provide a written account of the transaction. Rather than creating a sense of distrust between friends, a written personal contract can help encourage the parties to act in a professional and ethical manner when fulfilling their contractual duties.
Do I Need a Lawyer for Help with a Personal Contract?
Personal contract can be very helpful for providing legal enforcement of a transaction or agreement. You may wish to hire a qualified business lawyer in your area if you need help drafting, reviewing, editing, or negotiating a personal contract. Also, your attorney can help you seek legal remedies in the event of a breach of a personal contract.


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Q: In my request for ExactTarget API ListAttribute objects, why is RestrictedValues null? In the code below, I'm asking for and receiving all of the ListAttributes I have that are named "Prefix". One of these is a Subscriber Attribute we created in the ExactTarget UI, and we created a long list of choices to go along with it including everything from "Mr" and "Ms" to "Admiral" and "The Very Reverend". When I get the result, I get null for the RestrictedValues property. The documentation at http://help.exacttarget.com/en/technical_library/web_service_guide/objects/listattribute/ says I should get back an array of ListAttributeRestrictedValue[]. The documentation for that array is unfinished (http://help.exacttarget.com/en/technical_library/web_service_guide/objects/listattributerestrictedvalue/), but I would think that for "Prefix", my list of restricted values would be "Mr", "Ms", etc. and not null. Here is my C# code targeting the SOAP API for ExactTarget:
protected void GetListAttributes()
    {
        try
        {
            //Local variables
            APIObject[] Results;
            String requestID;
            String status;

            // Instantiate the retrieve request
            RetrieveRequest rr = new RetrieveRequest();
            rr.ObjectType = "ListAttribute";

            // Setting up a simple filter
            SimpleFilterPart sf = new SimpleFilterPart();
            sf.SimpleOperator = SimpleOperators.equals;
            sf.Property = "Name";
            sf.Value = new String[] { "Prefix" };

            //Add Filter
            rr.Filter = sf;

            rr.Properties = new string[] { "Name", "Description", "FieldLength",
                "FieldType", "IsHidden", "IsReadOnly",
                "MaxValue", "MinValue", "RestrictedValues",
                "ObjectID", "DefaultValue", "Ordinal" };

            status = client.Retrieve(rr, out requestID, out Results);

            lblMessage.Text += "
Total Records: " + Results.Length;

        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            lblMessage.Text += ex.Message;
            lblMessage.Text += "
";
        }
    }

Am I doing this wrong? Or does RestrictedValues do something other than the thing I think it should?

A: Email from help@exacttarget.com:
"I was told that the RestrictedValue from the ListAttribute object was probably deprecated post 2009."
That is the answer to the specific question about RestrictedValue of ListAttribute. As to the broader context of trying to get picklist values from the Subscriber Profile Attributes, the answer is to use the Describe method on a Subscriber:
https://help.exacttarget.com/en/technical_library/web_service_guide/technical_articles/describing_a_subscriber/
This info also came from the help email.


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Them's The Breaks
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Them's The Breaks is a feature documentary which aims to explore and tackle gender inequality in the arts in Ireland.
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WRAPPED is a new play by Tracy Martin for Red Bear Productions. Starring Aoibheann McCann and Andrea Cleary. It is premiering in this years Tiger Dublin Fringe Festival. SmockAlley
Novena - A Short Documentary Film
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Novena is a short documentary film which captures an unusual event in Catholic Ireland. A man and woman from the gay and lesbian community are invited to give a speech during mass.
GRINDR / a love story
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A new piece of spoken word theatre about the internet, sex, and frantically trying to connect, debuting at Dublin Fringe Festival 2013.
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Wicked Angels, the team behind the comedy hit 'Waiting for IKEA', are back with a new production entitled 'I'm not ADHD, I'm BOLD', premiering at the ABSOLUT Fringe 2012.


Where was I, all this time?
This is a general non-fiction blogpost. No fiction. I'm dying to pen down a story for you (soon I will), but why not start this innings with just some plain, naked talks?
It already is a new year, another New Year, another year to achieve, to fail, to learn, to grow, to explore, to breathe, to live, to just be. I meant to publish at least one post in December, 2018, to save myself from the guilt of having nothing posted on my blog in last three long months. Apparently, I failed. But, if anything, 2018 has taught me to never give up, to not lose hope, to learn from the faltering, and what else? That you, those who care, will hear me out. That it's never too late to share things with you guys. That it's never too late to begin again, and what could be a better day than the first day of a brand-new year to do so?!
2018 had treated me too well; not so well on the reading and writing ground, but personally and professionally, 2018 had some beautiful surprises hidden for me.
I read the least number books this year (bought nonetheless the same amount as past years,) I wrote the least this year, I did not submit anything for any writing contest, so, all in all I had a not-so-much interactive 2018 with books and laptop (where I write). Then what did I even do with my life? Well, I got a new job in a city that I had been trying hard to get into from quite long, I visited places that I had been wishing from long to go to, I spent time with my loved ones (the most in the past two years), I made new friends, I got out of my comfort zone a lot of times, I adapted to or let go of the situations I had no control on, I watched some amazing, meaningful and mind-blowing movies and tv-series, I cooked the most in past six months than I ever did in my life, I started with a course that might help me professionally, I learnt to care a little lesser about the world's views on my life, I learnt about the essence of finding a balance in whatever you do.
So, yes, a lot did happen in 2018. A lot more could have happened if I had a list. Yet, I cannot complain about it now, for it has gone and there's a lot more to do than to dwell on the past, right?
There's another thing that I learnt from 2018- the importance of having a goal in vision. Which I did not have last year because I chose not to have any New Year Resolutions list, unlike 2017. I probably will have a separate post for this topic, but in nutshell I'd state that having this list, which does seem like a joke to some and doesn't work for many, could have made my 2018 more productive.
Oh 2018! You wonderful 2018! You were kind to me and cruel to some, lively for me and dreadful for some, beautiful for me and ugly for some. But now you are gone, for better or for worse, you are now gone to let 2019 make its way.
So, yes, I was here along with you and among you, all this time, just with my eyes closed.
Today was the first day of 2019 (a very Happy New Year on that note), and if not a great day, I hope it was not bad for you. Mine was great for the sole reason that I finally gathered the courage to pen something down for the blog since past many blank weeks. You know how scared I am of blank things, blank weeks, blank days, blank pages.
How was 2018 for you? Was it kind? Or was it harsh? Was the summer sunnier to you? Was the spring cheerier to you? Were the bells merrier, the snow whiter and the Santa on his reindeer in the winter for you? Tell me, how was 2018 for you?
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Hey Aditi! Hws you…i hope following year is treating you like the last year and wishes on new job assignment.
Likewise you i had a great last year and was not active here but straightaway here to look on stories from your pen.
Thank you. Yes, sure, I will.
Happy New Year (belatedly)! 2018 was a wonderful year of exploration for me, but like you not so much on the reading and writing front. This year I hope to combine both r&w with focussing on my career or at least what it is likely to be. I wonder where we will be in a year's time but I look forward to journeying with you this year, my friend.
Lovely reflections, Aditi…I don't write a list but have aims nonetheless. And it can be interesting to reflect back and realise what one has achieved for oneself that really matters in one's own estimation. But something in me rebels against the expectations to do this at this time of year when we can do it at any time at all. Having said this, I do wish you a happy new year and best wishes for all you are planning to do or feel in the year to come. Every day counts. Cheers, Aditi!
Yes, Ankur, I agree with you. Yet, change of a year does bring more hope and zeal for me as compared to other changes; this time makes me feel better about myself or everything in general, and so I love this period.
Hope you are having a great 2019.
It's always wonderful to take away learnings from the year gone by. Hope you have a wonderful 2019 Aditi!
Wish you the same, Radhika!
Hope you're doing good, Akhila!
Have a wonderful year, month, week, day ahead.
I thought you had left WP, Jolene, because I couldn't find your blog. But here you are. I'm so glad. Thanks for the wishes.
It was a year I think I needed much in my life for its newness, its freshness. Otherwise 2018 would also have been like 2017 (which was pretty good too in its own way.) 2018 was a year of change, I guess.
PS- I will check out your posts soon.
Aditi, I'm definitely still on WP 😊 I would miss the friends here terribly if I were to leave. I'm glad you have pushed many boundaries in 2018, you are right, we all need to reinvent ourselves from time to time.
I have also been challenging myself in the past year, I took on a new role (a role that calls for extroversion which I don't have, but nonetheless I'm determined to make it work in my own way).
Welcome back Aditi! Nice to see you after a long time. Was wondering whether you were fighting a writer's block or was it a willful recluse. Anyway good to see you back. Hoping to see more of your diverse gems. All the best for your personal and professional front!
Thank you so much for these wonderful and warm wishes. I hope I can keep up with your as well as my writing endeavours.
Wish you success, happiness and peace for this new year too.
Welcome back Aditi. Surprisingly, I've missed your posts and email notifications and was wondering where you had gone. I hope you continue blogging regularly too. I love your blog. Happy new year.
Thank you so much for these warm words. I'm glad that I do have some people around who like what I write. Hope I can keep up with my work here.
Wish you love and happiness and peace for this new year. Hope it treats you kindly.
A very simplistic yet genuine reflection of the year gone by , but what shines the most is the optimism which echoes throughout the post. I honestly look forward to read more of your works Aditi , Cudos.
I'm really lucky to have people like you around who not only read my writings but also leave a thoughtful comment behind. Thanks, again.
I hope your 2019 goes much better and joyful than the past year.
Happy new year Aditi. It's time to learn from past and keep it intact.
Hope you post a lot this year..happy blogging!
Thank you so much, Hargun!
Hope you're having a great time in the nascent stage of this new year. Wish you lots of love and peace for this and all the coming years.


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Santi Pietro e Tommaso is the Roman Catholic parish church in town of Montasola, in the province of Rieti, region of Lazio, Italy.

History
The church at the site was first commissioned in 1191 by Pope Celestine III, and was dependent on the Abbey of Farfa. The marble inscription in the portal dates a major refurbishment or restoration in 1721. The church has five altars, with the main altar dedicated both to the eucharist and the assumption of the Virgin. In the central niche of the apse is a wooden statue of the Virgin, standing beside on a St Antony and a cult statue of the Virgin. The rose marble balustrade was installed in 1923, and derives from the former church of Santa Maria Murella.

Along the right wall, the first altarpiece is a 16th-century canvas depicting the Virgin of the Rosary, St Dominic, and a nun. The canvas is surrounded by 15 smaller depiction of the mysteries of the Rosary. The 14th-century apse frescoes are attributed to Domenico Rainaldi. They depict the Virgin and Child with Saints Peter and Francis.

The first altarpiece on the left, dedicated to Santa Maria in Cecalupi, also known as Santa Maria della Neve (Holy Mary of the Snows).  The fresco depicts the Virgin with Saints Eusebius and John the Baptist. The second altarpiece on the left has an altar dedicated to St Prospero, derived from the former church of San Antonino. The canvas dates to the 16th century.

The holy water font derives from the 1400s. The framed cassettes in the ceiling date to the 16th-century and include a canvas derived also from Santa Maria Murella, depicting the Virgin and Child with Saints Peter and Charles Borromeo and a donor. It is suspected the donor is Angelo Bonelli, 17th-century patron of the former church. The facade is simple, and shows evidence of the multiple reconstructions.

References

Roman Catholic churches in Lazio
Pietro e Tommaso
Pietro e Tommaso
Churches in the province of Rieti


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Where to Watch the World Cup in London
LondonInside Destinations
by City Wonders TeamJune 08, 2014
Are you on the lookout for the British capitals best World Cup bars? London shows that the event is truly an international affair, and you should enjoy World Cup coverage from an outstanding bar with great drinks, good food, a unique atmosphere, and a stellar viewing experience. The three bars listed below are our top picks.....
The Maple Leaf Bar London
The Maple Leaf offers a delicious blend of Canadian traditions and London favorites. This Canadian treasure is conveniently situated in one of the busiest parts of central London. The bar serves an exceptional beer menu that includes several imported Canadian drinks. The food menu contains a rich blend of Canadian favorites and traditional pub fare. The Maple Leaf London Bar is a popular location for viewing football and hockey sporting events, so the bar is fully equipped to handle the heavy demand for World Cup coverage. The televisions play live sports all day, and you can easily find a great spot to enjoy the game while sampling a slice of Canadian culture. Visit them at 41 Maiden Lane in London.
The Carlsberg Sports Bar
Located at 5-6 Leicester Square, Carlsberg Sports Bar is part of the glamorous setting of The Casino at The Empire, which is the busiest casino in the United Kingdom. This stylish and sophisticated sports bar offers a sleek and trendy atmosphere for viewing major sporting events, including the World Cup. The establishment features several state-of-the-art television screens that allow you to enjoy the event from many angles. The bar is always open, so you can start your viewing experience at any time. The Carlsberg Sports Bar operates a full-service bar, so you can enjoy your usual beverage or a Carlsberg favorite. Additionally, the bar serves a fine selection of traditional pub fare, including the hearty Carlsburger, juicy steaks, wings, hot dogs, and sandwiches. This bar is located in the heart of Soho, so you can easily enjoy some of London's finest entertainment and shopping venues when you are not watching the game.
Rileys Sports Bar
Rileys Sports Bar is the biggest sports bar in London. Located at 80 Haymarket, the bar features 34 high-definition television screens with access to more than 70 sports channels, so you can experience the full glory of the World Cup in high definition. The bar offers an international selection of beers, ciders, wines, and cocktails. The bar menu features typical American bar food, so you can enjoy burgers, wings, salads, steaks, and delicious appetizers. If you get caught up in the spirit of competition, you can start a friendly game of darts, ping pong, American pool, English pool, or table football.
London is a major hub of global activity, so it is a great city to visit during the World Cup. All three of the London bars listed above have the drinks, food, and atmosphere to provide a wonderful World Cup viewing experience. After you have finished enjoying the game, you might want to explore other features of the beautiful and historic city.
To top off your experience, check out our full list of London tours.
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As in years past, the Silverado is available in several different configurations to suit every need. Whether in2-wheel- or 4-wheel-drive form, in regular cab, double cab or crew cab, short box or long, there's a Silverado that fits.
Interiors include an upright instrument panel and six-gauge cluster, along with several interior storage solutions. Chevrolet MyLink provides quick and easy connectivity through the latest voice recognition software, whether on the job or on the town. The 4.2-inch or 8-inch color touch screen provides Bluetooth hands-free connectivity, twin USB ports and an SD card slot. Cabins are stronger and quieter too, thanks to high-strength steel construction and shear-style body mounts to help tune out noise and vibration. Double cabs and crew cabs utilize hydraulic body mounts to further isolate the cabs.
Buyers have a choice of three all-aluminum "EcoTec3" engines to power their Silverado. Each features direct injection and variable valve timing, as well as Active Fuel Management cylinder de-activation, allowing the engines to run efficiently on just four cylinders when conditions allow. The base 4.3L V6 provides 285 horsepower and 305 lb-feet of torque. The 5.3L V8 produces 355 horsepower and 383 pound-feet of torque, and the top-of-the-line 6.2L V8 makes 420 horsepower and 460 lb-feet of torque. Silverados equipped with the V6 can tow up to 7,200 pounds, which is tops for any base V6 in the segment. When equipped with the 5.3L V8 and max towing package, Silverados can tow up to 12,000 pounds, which is best in class. A 6-speed automatic transmission is standard in 4.3L and 5.3L Silverados, while a new 8-speed automatic is standard when paired with the 6.2L V8, as well as in 5.3L Silverados in LTZ, LTZ/Z71 and High Country trims.
The 2016 Silverado comes in several distinct trim levels. Work trucks include WT, with the 4.3L V6, disc brakes, a 40/20/40 front bench seat, power locks and windows, cruise control and a six-speaker audio system. LS models build on WT features and include remote keyless entry and MyLink, as well as 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot cabability. LT models feature the 8-inch color touchscreen, EX-Lift tailgate, 17-inch aluminum wheels and trailering package. LTZ models also feature the larger touchscreen but add the 5.3L V8 standard, leather seating, dual-zone climate control, rear vision camera and 18-inch wheels. Z71 trim on LTZ models comes with enhanced 4WD off-road capability through monotube shocks, hill descent control, all-terrain tires, fog lamps and a locking rear differential. The Silverado High Country is the top trim and includes chrome side assist steps, 20-inch wheels, a spray-in bedliner, premium perforated heated and vented leather seating, navigation, front and rear park assist and a Bose stereo.
The 2016 Chevy Silverado is available with segment-exclusive safety features such as Forward Collision Alert, Lane Departure Warning with an Active Safety Seat and Front and Rear Park Assist. StabiliTrak with Trailer Sway Control and Hill Start Assist are standard on all Silverados.
For 2016, the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 includes several minor updates. The front end is slightly revised, with better-integrated headlights, including bi-halogen projectors and LED accents. Inside, HD radio returns, and there's a remote locking tailgate, as well as optional power-retractable side steps on Crew Cab models. The Z71 package is now offered only on 4WD Silverados. Finally, a new 8-speed automatic transmission is standard on Silverados with the 6.2L V8 as well as 5.3L Silverados outfitted in LTZ, LTZ/Z71 and High Country trims.
The full-size pickup truck segment has never been more popular, or more competitive. With its 2016 Silverado 1500, Chevrolet has staked its claim once again as king of the hill. The 2016 Silverado boasts a refined level of comfort, sophistication and brute force not found in trucks from Ford and Ram, specifically in the all-aluminum range of engines, where Chevy has laid claim to the most fuel-efficient V8 found in a full-size truck. In fact, at 23 mpg on the highway, the 5.3L unit provides a better return than the turbocharged V6 employed in the Ford F-150. Add in the fact that Chevy managed to make so many innovative changes while keeping the base price steady, and it's no surprise that the Silverado is a hit.


After a long, exhausting day, there is nothing that relaxes me more than a hot shower or bath. A good shower transforms my bathroom into a relaxing escape from the world, and it also gives me some much-needed time to reflect and take care of myself. Personally, I always find it interesting to hear how often people do certain self-care tasks, like shaving legs or exfoliating. So, today I thought I would share with you all my nighttime shower routine – good for your soul and skin. Now, let's dive in to the details.
Listening to music while I shower or bathe, is always a must. Recently, my go-to songs are by Anderson East and James Bay. If you are looking for some soothing and relaxing music, I recommend checking them out. The other crucial thing I do to set the mood for my shower is light a candle. A nice, aromatic candle just has a way of making a shower feel more spa-like. I use the waterproof bluetooth shower speaker below with my phone all the time and the battery lasts a really long time!
For me, exfoliating comes in two categories: my body and my face. I exfoliate my face two or three times a week with Dr. Brandt's Age Defying Microdermabrasion Exfoliator. I got this stuff in last year's spring FabFitFun box, and it has been the best facial exfoliator I have ever tried. I really feel like it gets the dead skin cells off my face, and it leaves my skin feeling so smooth. I exfoliate my body with Origins Shower Off Exfoliating Body Wash with Hawaiian Mineral Water. When it comes to my nighttime shower routine, this stuff is my current favorite product . As an exfoliating body wash, it has a lovely scent and does an amazing job scrubbing away dead skin cells. The best part is it makes any lotions or almond oil I apply after my shower much more effective.
I always wash after I exfoliate. I learned this trick a few years ago. If you have ever questioned the order in which to wash and exfoliate, check out this article on why exfoliating first is better for your skin. My current favorite body wash is SheaMoisture's Fruit Fusion Coconut Water Energizing Body Wash. It is a great value, really effective skin moisturizer, it smells so good and to top it off, it doubles as bubble bath!
I shave my underarms daily and my legs about three times each week (dependent on the weather and what I'm wearing, ha!). I use Venus Sensitive Disposable Razors, and for shaving cream I use Venus with Olay Ultra Moisture Shave Gel in the Vanilla Cashmere scent. For you guys, Harry's makes great razors where you can even subscribe and receive brand new blades shipped right to your door.
I decided to leave washing my hair and my hair care for a future post, since that includes enough details on its own. If you would like the scoop on my hair care routine, let me know in the comments. Then, I'll be sure to share it with you soon.
Do you shower at night like me or in the morning? What is your nighttime shower routine like? Do you have any particular shower products you love or is there something that makes your shower time extra relaxing? I would love to know if you guys have any go-to music for relaxing, too.
Taking a shower when I get home from work is the highlight of my day. I would love to try these products.
I've had a waterproof speaker on my want list for awhile now. I need to get one already!
I need to get better about exfoliating more. I always forget to do it haha.
I HAVE to take a shower at night. I swear it washes the day off. I get a much better nights sleep and feel so relaxed!
I love how you made the speaker #1! I jam out in the shower haha! My daughter hates it!
Thanks for sharing this night time skin routine! Sounds amazing, particularly the idea of playing music in the shower… so relaxing!
That speaker looks totally cool! I'm more of a Five Finger Death Punch or Thirty Seconds to Mars in the shower kind of girl, but no matter our taste we can all agree on the relaxing oasis that is our shower!
Exfoliating is so essential. I often skip that.
I love these shower beauty routines. Exfoliation is so important.
There are water-proof bluetooths?! I have to get one, I alwasy put my phone on the counter and play music thorught there. Thanks for sharing.
Shaving the night before is always a good idea. I love exfoliating as well. It definitely helps maintain silky smooth skin.
Oh my gosh for me bath time or shower time is also a big ordeal, it makes it so much more fun. I like to hang ecualuptus on my shower head upside down and it it is amazing. I also love to jam to music.
I am always looking forward to my evening shower routine. So many of the products that you use our products that I use as well! I don't normally play music in the shower but that sounds like it would be so relaxing.
I've always been a morning-shower person, but lately I find myself rushing on most days. It might be a nice change of pace to take a relaxed evening/night shower instead. Thanks for sharing your routine…it sounds lovely.
I need that speaker in my life, I love listening to music and I think I would be more relaxed during my nigh time routine if I had something relaxing to listen to.
I love my nightly showers. It's been a while since I've cranked up the music, and I think I'll do that tonight!
I am person who enjoys music while taking bath. Hot shower is what I prefer.
Very cool, the way you outlined your bathtime routine. Nice shares on the products.
This looks like the ideal nighttime routine. I like the look of the waterproof bluetooth speaker. I like a bit of music in the bath!
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At my workplace, I have a dual monitor setup, with Ubuntu, and [I3](https://i3wm.org/) as the window manager. Being a tiling window manager, I3 allows me to effectively use all the display space, and arrange the windows quickly in different shapes and sizes.

Typically, I have a browser and a terminal (or multiple terminals) on one monitor, and IDE on another. I also generally have multiple such sets of workspaces. Each such set (one workspace for each monitor) represents a project that I am working on.

This is how the I3 bar looks for me on a typical day:

Monitor 1:
`1:projectA | 3:projectB | 5:projectC`

Monitor 2:
`2:projectA | 4:projectB | 6:projectC`

Now, to switch from working on Project A to Project B, I need to invoke three commands -

(Workspace 1 is focused, Workspace 2 is in a focused inactive state on the other monitor)

1. `$mod+3` to switch to Workspace 3 from Workspace 1 on the first monitor
2. `$mod+2` to focus Workspace 2 on the second monitor
3. `$mod+4` to switch to Worspace 4 from Workspace 2 on the second monitor

Three commands is an inefficient way to do such a simple & regular task. So, I wrote a script, using which I can achieve the above with one command. This was back in September 2015. Since then, I wrote more scripts to easily navigate and move windows in a multi-monitor setup with I3. And yes, it also works with more than two monitors.

# How to install
1. Install `zenity`, in case if it is not present. This utility is present on most gnome based linux systems.
2. Download the scripts individually or clone the repo
3. Install the python dependencies as specified in [requirements.txt](requirements.txt)
4. Bind the scripts to shortcut keys in the I3 config file

# Terminology
A project is defined as a set of workspaces, one workspace for each display/monitor available.

# Usage

## [create_new_project.py](create_new_project.py)

To create a new project, run the `create_new_project.py` script. This will display a dialog box asking for the project name. Names of the workspaces will contain the project name.

Dialog box:
![New project dialog box](img/new_project_dialog.png)

After:
![New set of workspaces](img/new_project_after.png)

## [rename_project.py](rename_project.py)

To rename a project, run `rename_project.py`. This will display a dialog box asking for the new project name.

Dialog box:
![Rename project dialog box](img/rename_project_dialog.png)

After:
![After rename](img/rename_project_after.png)

## [switch_to_next_project.py](switch_to_next_project.py)

To switch to the next project, run `switchNextProject.py`

## [switch_to_next_wk_in_project.py](switch_to_next_wk_in_project.py)

To cycle the focus between the workspaces in a project, run `switch_to_next_wk_in_project.py`

## [move_workspaces_in_project_to_next_output.py](move_workspaces_in_project_to_next_output.py)

To shift all the workspaces in a project to each one's respective next display, run `move_workspaces_in_project_to_next_output.py`. For example, if the initial state of the workspaces is {Wksp 1 - Disp 1}, {Wksp 2 - Disp 2}, {Wksp 3 - Disp 3}, after running the script, the final state will be {Wksp 1 - Disp 2}, {Wksp 2 - Disp 3}, {Wksp 3 - Disp 1}.

Initial state:
![Initial state](img/initial_state.png)

After running the script:
![After workspace switch](img/after_cycle_workspace_display.png)

## [move_current_container_to_next_workspace_in_project.py](move_current_container_to_next_workspace_in_project.py)

To switch the focused container to the next workspace in the project, run `move_current_container_to_next_workspace_in_project.py`.

Initial state:
![Initial state](img/initial_state.png)

After running the script:
![Gvim moved](img/after_cycle_container.png)

# Sample I3 config
To use the scripts, add these lines to your I3 config:

``` sh
set $i3multipath ~/.i3/i3_wm_multi_disp_scripts

# project workflow bindings
bindsym $mod+Shift+p         exec $i3multipath/.env/bin/python $i3multipath/create_new_project.py
bindsym $mod+p               exec $i3multipath/.env/bin/python $i3multipath/switch_to_next_project.py
bindsym $mod+Shift+Tab       exec $i3multipath/.env/bin/python $i3multipath/move_workspaces_in_project_to_next_output.py
bindsym $mod+Control+Tab     exec $i3multipath/.env/bin/python $i3multipath/move_current_container_to_next_workspace_in_project.py
bindsym $mod+o               exec $i3multipath/.env/bin/python $i3multipath/rename_project.py
bindsym F8                   exec $i3multipath/.env/bin/python $i3multipath/bring_container_to_current_workspace.py
bindsym $mod+Tab             exec $i3multipath/switcher.sh

# create a initial project on startup with project name 'default'
exec --no-startup-id $i3multipath/.env/bin/python $i3multipath/create_new_project.py default
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Ink Me
By (author): Richard Scrimger
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Themes: belonging, family, misunderstanding, loyalty
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Bunny (real name Bernard) doesn't understand why his late grandfather wants him to get a tattoo. Actually, Bunny doesn't understand a lot of things, so it's good that his older brother, Spencer, is happy to explain things to him. But this is a task Bunny is supposed to do on his own, and nobody is more surprised than Bunny when, after he gets tattooed, he is befriended by a kid named Jaden and adopted into Jaden's gang. The gang hangs out at a gym, where Bunny learns to fight, but when it finally dawns on him that the gang is involved in some pretty shady—and dangerous—business, Bunny is torn between his loyalty to his new friends and doing what he knows is right.
Bunny's adventures start in Weerdest Day Ever!, part of The Seven Prequels and continue in The Wolf and Me, part of The Seven Sequels.
"[An] enjoyable fable of Toronto gang life recorded in believable, phonetically spelled prose...Most intellectually disabled characters in children's fiction are siblings or pals whose treatment by other characters signals their compassion or otherwise. Bunny's a rare hero—not on anyone's journey but his own."
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"Readers will be too engrossed in the upshot of Bunny's honesty and incomprehension to realize that Ink Me exposes the vulnerability of perceptions to misinterpretation...A brilliant story, less about gangs and tattoos than about our relationships with others and the roles misunderstanding and perspective play in securing or destroying the integrity of those connections."
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"What I loved about this book was that I could never see where it was going. I mean never. Right up until the end. "
"Bunny is a likeable, engaging narrator whose storytelling style is captivating both in its naïveté and in its omissions. In its idiosyncratic rendering of the ambiguities of language, the text reveals many moments of unexpected insight and brilliance...This is a surprisingly rich book, despite its casual presentation...It is clever in its execution and wise in its thematic treatment."
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"[The] adventures are exciting and readers will be anxious to pick up the next book in the series. Great for middle grade boys who want realistic fiction with action and suspense."
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"An excellent story that entertained me and made me think, with great characters and a plot that moves...[Scrimger] deserves kudos for a stellar job."
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Speaking with journalists in Ado Ekiti on Sunday, the command's Commandant , Mr. Solomon Iyamu, said he had instructed anti vandal operatives to commence random checks on petrol stations and arrest those hoarding the product and subject people to hardship.
Iyamu, who spoke through the Command's public Relations Officer, Tolu Afolabi, added that the operation will begin by 8am on Monday.
"We are starting the operation on Monday and those sabotaging the system will be arrested and brought to justice.
" We realised that long queues and artificial scarcity had been created by some petrol dealers and we ready to address the issue.
"If we get to your petrol station and we found out that it has as high as 10,000 litres of petrol in its pits but the dealer is not selling, then he is liable and such person will face the law.
" We leant from good authorities that very high number of our petrol stations are now hoarding the product. Some are also selling above N145 pet litre, these are the issues we will tackle squarely", he stated.


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Published: August 8th, 2011
The spectrum wars move south
The U.S. Congress and Federal Communications Commission shouldn't forget unlicensed uses of spectrum as policymakers debate ways to open up more mobile spectrum for broadband and voice services, a group of wireless advocates said last week, including Assaf Eilat, a senior economist at economic consulting firm Compass Lexecon.
First look at Boot to Gecko
Mozilla developers hope to start testing phones running its new mobile operating system this quarter, with product demos slated for the first quarter next year and "productization" set for before June 2012, according to a road map on the project's website. Mozilla announced the project, called Boot to Gecko (B2G), in July, describing it as an operating system for mobile devices that would run applications primarily on the Web.
We know what we like
What if traditional forms of art could be more interactive? That's exactly what Jose Torres, better known artistically as Tony Taj, wondered. Jose, a painter and mobile designer, mainly paints intricate cityscapes on canvas, and is inspired by imagining the lives of the people who live and work on each floor and in each building he paints. So he came up with a way of sharing the stories he created around each character with you as you view the painting–all you would need is your smartphone and a QR code.
Meet HP's new CIO
After a couple of high-profile departures, HP last week announced some executive appointments, including a new CIO. John Hinshaw is now executive vice president of Global Technology and Business Processes, the company said. Craig Flower, an HP veteran since 1984, will take on the role of senior vice president and CIO. He'll report to Hinshaw. Flower once reported to former HP CIO Randy Mott, who left the company in June as part of a restructuring instituted by short-lived CEO Leo Apotheker. Mott was known for his restructuring of HP's IT, including a massive reduction in data centres.
Tough luck, Julian
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange lost an appeal in the U.K.'s High Court last week that sought to block his extradition to Sweden on potential charges of rape and molestation.
ARMed but not dangerous
Hewlett-Packard is developing servers based on a low-power microprocessor design from ARM Holdings, and claims it can slash power and space requirements by as much as 90 percent for companies running certain Web-based applications. The servers use a 32-bit processor from ARM licensee Calxeda, and are aimed at web giants such as Yahoo and Facebook, as well as other companies running large-scale cloud applications for tasks like data analysis, web serving and content delivery.
Vendors hungry for Ice Cream Sandwich
At the Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco last week, device makers and carriers said they have customized Android for their own purposes and that Ice Cream Sandwich, the latest version, will ease fragmentation. The new OS takes Android "dramatically forward," said Kevin Packingham, senior vice president of product innovation at Samsung. Among other things, it requires no physical buttons and includes a feature for swiping applications off the screen.
A Small but powerful open source platform
An open-source hardware group announced a US$89 credit-card sized motherboard based on an ARM processor that could be used for robotics, gaming and medical devices. BeagleBoard's BeagleBone development board is targeted at the open-source hardware community, which includes hobbyists and engineers writing code for hardware with open-source specifications. Some BeagleBoard projects include bringing Linux-based Android and Ubuntu operating systems to its hardware.
Leadership HP, Samsung
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Week of Nov. 21, 2011
Canadian innovation powers HP closed-loop recycling
Sponsored By: HP
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HP updates midrange EliteBook and ZBook with high-end features
Hashtag Trending – A 3D-printed heart; Russian forces mess with GPS systems; The Galaxy Fold


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Grayscale paintings by Japanese artist Akihito Takuma that are finished by running a 2-meter wide brush down the canvas before the paint has dried. The technique reminds me of the work of Gerhard Richter in which he uses a straight edge to create a blurred effect in his earlier paintings based on newspaper photographs.
Akihito Takuma (1966) is a Japanese artist who lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. His series of 'Flight Lines', the technique of which resembles Gerhard Richter's echo – fuzzy around shapes and long vertical lines, stems from the observation that the paint in Japan is different in comparison to Europe, because of the high humidity. Ecological differences between the two continents inspired the realization of these paintings.
The subjects of the 'Flight Line' are landscapes, urban or rural, 'with a perspective that wants to extend the horizon to infinity.' They disappear under the veil, and everything becomes indistinguishable, reflecting the will of the artist to study the gap between reality and the description that we make of it.


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IL House urged to pass 1st responders suicide prevention act
"First responders are there for trauma victims but they often have nowhere to turn when that trauma overwhelms them," said Illinois Public Pension Fund Association (IPPFA) President James McNamee.
SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois Public Pension Fund Association (IPPFA) has urged members of the Illinois House of Representatives to pass the First Responders Suicide Prevention Act, a bill that would make mental health services more accessible to those who regularly deal with traumatic situations and often suffer psychological issues as a result.
"First responders attempt suicide at more than 10 times the rate of the general population. The responders are there for trauma victims but they often have nowhere to turn when that trauma overwhelms them," said IPPFA President James McNamee. "This legislation increases the availability of mental health services for these everyday heroes and removes many of the barriers that might make them reluctant to seek help."
The Illinois Senate has passed Senate Bill 730, sponsored by Sen. Terry Link, which creates the First Responders Suicide Prevention Act. The legislation provides that any emergency services or public safety employee may refer any fellow first responder for mental health services through an employee assistance or peer counseling program. If such a program is not available through the employee's agency, the legislation authorizes that help may be sought from any available mental health assistance program. Most importantly, the bill mandates that any oral or written information communicated during these mental health sessions would be strictly confidential and could not be used in any judicial hearing, arbitration, or other adjudicatory proceeding.
The IPPFA drafted the bill two years ago. It was written by IPPFA members who are first responders themselves and the legislation gained steam following several recent first responder suicides in Illinois. If passed by the House and signed by the governor, it would become effective immediately.
"Budgets have been cut in recent years and first responders have been put on the chopping block to balance budgets," McNamee said. "Crimes, fires and other emergencies have not gone down, so we place more duties on fewer people and those people need to have access to confidential help when they need it."
While pushing for the passage of SB 730 the IPPFA has partnered with the Northern Illinois University Psychology Department to develop training for first responder mental health service providers. This training will be accredited through the university and can be taught through the state's university system.
A recent study by the Ruderman Family Foundation examined depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and other issues affecting first responders and the rates of suicide in departments nationwide. The study determined that first responder suicides outnumber all line of duty deaths in the United States, making it the number one cause of death for firefighters, police officers, probation and corrections officers, paramedics and ambulance personnel.
The IPPFA was founded in 1985 as a not-for-profit organization whose mandate was to educate public pension fund trustees. In 2009 the IPPFA became the primary education provider for public pension fund trustees in the state of Illinois and its members manage more than $18 billion in pension assets.
Retirement benefits are provided to police officers and firefighters through local pension funds in Illinois. The funds are regulated by state law but they are managed by local boards of trustees. There are 643 pension funds for police officers and firefighters in Illinois, 641 of them downstate and two in Chicago.