Recently, I saw an image on social media that really resonated with me. It was about FAITH. What is "Faith" anyway? I'm not talking about the obvious religious connotation, but what is faith if you aren't religious per se? Is it a confidence in yourself, the universe, a good luck omen, or statistical probability? Different definitions describe it in a variety of ways, to me FAITH is the sense it will be OK. It's like a reassuring feeling. "Faith keeps you company when everyone leaves the room" is one of my personal sayings.
Like many parents, faith plays a role in a lot of what I try do to raise a good human. There's no manual, and I can't always refer to examples I see or have been given as each child is unique, and what works or worked for another sometimes doesn't apply to mine. Faith – is what keeps me going when the doubts kick in that I wasn't pro-active enough, or kind enough, or firm enough, or fun enough. Faith is what keeps me steady on the course when I feel like a total failure, or loser (depending on my often way too cool for me son's reactions)personally, or professionally. Faith is what allows me to read, watch, peruse the news and hold out for some sliver of positive that will have lasting impact.
How do you keep the faith? What makes you keep going? It's a question that begs being answered. I'm curious if people will read this blog post and comment about faith and what it means to them, how they keep theirs solid, or reaffirm it. Religious means or not, to me, when you lose faith, in yourself, the world, the universe, there isn't much left to go on.


Despite having spent the last few days settled into Oak Town and enjoying the likes of its local inn, Angelica's adventures have more or less gone stale. It wasn't until she realized that her financial situation is still nowhere near the pot of gold she wants it to be in that she realized she has to get a move on. In spite of that, the Solhart's endeavors with finding anymore jobs than what she'd already done. With not much else drawing her interest, she sets her sights on one of Oak Town's most prominent attractions, its temple. Considered the best magic library that all of Fiore has to offer, there's a good chance she could find something to help her learn more about the location of who she was seeking, or at least better ways to find them.
Rising from her bed at the break of dawn, the woman extends her arms above her head and links her fingers together, arching her back as she remains seated upon her bedside. The blonde brings her arms to an arch and separates her hands, instead running them through her hair in a half-assed effort to ensure her locks are straightened out. As much as she wished for it, she couldn't wake up looking as picture perfect as she wanted, and thus she stands up, adjusting the simplistic, translucent white blouse partially covering her form. Picking at the ice-resemblant embroidery upon the clothing as she slips into the small bathroom of her inn room, she spends the next ten to fifteen minutes doing her post-wakeup routine.
She finally emerges from the bathroom, her hair pulled into a french braid and her bangs framing her face. She's also donned a minor amount of eyeliner and lipstick as per her usual style. Pursing her lips as she leaves her bathroom, Angelica gets to work on sliding into some clothing. She slides on a rather simplistic, long-sleeve white dress shirt with a black belt coiled around her waist. Following that, the woman pulls on a dark blue skirt, and eventually, black thigh-highs and brown shoes. She proceeds to return to her bathroom, assessing her frame in the mirror with several turns to confirm that she likes the relatively generic look as she buttons up her tucked-in dress shirt. Leaving the two top buttons undone, Angelica provides herself with a small nod of approval before exitting the small room, and elevating her navy blue cloak (accentuated by a white fur trim) by the door.
She pulls it partially over her shoulders and allows it to hang there as she makes her treck for the exit to her inn room, keeping the cloak secured in its placement by tying a black lace together between each side of the collar. Exiting her room, Angelica keeps her stride gallant once she's locked her door and begun to make her way down the halls, eventually descending to the first floor of the inn. The blonde progresses forward, exiting the inn and welcoming herself to the remnants of the morning dew tracing the exterior of the establishment. Angelica strolls along casually, peering with a sense of mystification at the elaborate architecture of the generally middle-class town.
Taking the time to appreciate everything else that Oaktown had to offer was always pleasant, between the vast amount of restaurants, speak-easies, little shops -- both tourist and local ones, and of course, the hearthes of the many guildhouses around. Enjoying the scenery as she trecks along the main road of Oak Town, Angelica eventually reaches her destination at the base of the town: the unmatched Magic Library. 'She already taught me everything there is to know about her magic but it doesn't hurt to see if there's a trace.' The blonde muses, peering at the front of the massive building in the midst of the woodland outside of Oak Town. Adjusting her furred cloak abit, Angelica lets out a sharp inhale and heads on forward through the circular, gate-like entrance.
Angelica is prompt to set foot inside of the library, slowing her pace to a saunter as her blueish-green orbs flicker about. If she'd been any more interested in architecture, she certainly would've made an effort to appreciate the effort put into the whole place. Instead though the woman picks up the pace after she's looked around, letting out a heavy exhale. 'This is going to take awhile..' She thinks to her self, peering upwards at the practically endless series of bridges connecting various sitting areas surrounded by bookcases-worth of the wealth of knowledge piled up in this one tower. Fixating her attention on the incoming process of searching for information, she breaks off into a small jog.
The blonde-locked woman progresses through the library, darting along the first ascending bridge. Once she's entered the first sitting area, she slows herself to a saunter just to be courteus, and starts to search the bookshelves. Tracing her fingers along the first shelf, she flickers her curious gaze along the side of each of the books of various sizes, fixated entirely on finding something -- anything, about Dragon Slayers. Of course, with most of these books detailing the more common knowledge things Mages already knew, she's quick to find herself skimming the rest of the things there. And after the fact, the woman leaves the sitting area, beginning to run along the next bridge.
She wasn't wrong to assume that this process would take a long time, because it in fact does. The next hour or two is spent running from area to area, skimming and even flipping through the pages of some of the hundreds, if not thousands of books clustered up in this seemingly-endless tower. It's infact the most overwhelming process that Angelica thinks she's ever been through, but still she's resolute in finding something. Only about a tenth of the way through the massive library, she takes a seat at last, huffing with a singular book in her grasp. It reminded her of what she'd crossed throughout her hours worth of progression, the special type of magic known as Requip. Focused on being somewhat of a small marble of space and time storage personalized to the user of it, it would allow a specialist of the specific brand of magic to store and summon equipment related to the theme of the spell.
Initially, Angelica had suspected that she could maybe try and learn some of that while she was here. After all, if she managed to figure out how it worked and even made her own line of it, she could base it on her Dragon Slayer magic... or something like that. But there was next to nothing on Dragon Slayers so far, much to her disdain. Most of what was there was simply general knowledge of them, which meant what she knew was basically all she could really wring out of any source. She was her own beacon of knowledge on the whereabouts of the person she was looking for, and it felt even worse knowing that she couldn't help herself find things out. And based on her knowledge with how Requip worked, and then how Dragon Slayer magic worked, they wouldn't go hand in hand. She was at another stalemate.
Betraying the concept of basing such a magic on Dragon Slayer magic, the fed-up blonde is just about to leave the library when she peers at one of the books upon the table. It seems that someone had left it there before she arrived, just within her arms reach. Engraved with the title 'Camelot', she quirks a brow upright. Never before had Angelica heard of such a name, especially when it came to magic or just... yeah, not even a place in Fiore had that name. With her curiousity and her adventurous appetite piqued, she suspected that this place was perhaps somewhere that was more... under wraps. Maybe it would lead her to the ideal place to pick up a job, find riches, or even find who she's been looking for!
The blonde is quick to scoop up the book within her grasp, a small smile creeping onto her relaxed facial features. Grasping the back of the book with one hand, she flips to the table of contents, and runs her gaze down the list with her finger. Strangely enough, Camelot had nothing to do with magic. It followed the same theme of about twenty-five percent of the books she'd already skimmed through before and suspected to just be some arcane, odd sources of magic -- in fact they weren't associated with magic at all. If anything, they were just normal books, and this one was no different. The female turns the book to read the back, her interest starting to grow as she reads the detailed summary of the book.
A tale about a land known as Camelot, and more specifically, of a man -- a King, Arthur Pendragon. As a woman who looked at royalty like it was a prized possession, she could only feel her latent interest grow. What sort of tales would this book have to tell? Was it actually real? Was there a man -- no, King, prominent enough to have a book written about him and actively read presumably by someone who came here before her? Shrugging her shoulders a bit at the thought, the female briefly drops the book to undo the tie connecting either side of the collar to her cloak, and with a roll of her shoulders, she allows the furred garment to drop down onto the back of the chair. If this was the kind of treat she could find from coming here for something completely unrelated, she wouldn't mind spending more time than she already did.
Scooping up the book and flipping it back around, the woman rests the back of the palm belonging to the hand holding the book against the tabletop, and leans forward to rest her forearm against the outline of the table. Angelica slowly but surely flips the pages, allowing herself to be absorbed into the details of the book before her. For the next few hours, Angelica finds herself engrossed into the story as it unfolds before her very eyes, detailing the Knights of the Round Table, the man's questionably-promiscuous and unfaithful wife Guinevere, and the eventual Battle of Camlann. It was within this final battle that he was felled by a treacherous knight, Mordred.
Having met the conclusion of the story, Angelica closes the book at last, unimmersing herself from the seemingly different world, tone and view through the eyes of a man who's name, despite having such weight behind it, never had been spoken of. Rising from her seat, the woman decides to set off throughout the library once more, only this time it isn't to connect pieces of her past together. She looks for more information on Requip, and more importantly, more books detailing the lore of the Arthurian Era. After spending another hour compiling the information, among just other tales of similar nature and the lore affiliated with those, the female started off with reading again, only this time she focused on tapping into the magic type that was entirely new to her -- Requip.
Like any arduous process, the effort put behind her actions don't end up being in vain. Spending hour after hour and try after try making an attempt to utilize her bodily energies, both spirit and physique, she finally comes to the answer -- or well, the magic type that she's been looking to establish. Extending her hand forth for the last time among dozens of other attempts, Angelica shuts her eyes and dedicates a portion of her reserves to shaping, scaling and creating the very material used to make up one weapon in particular, one of different origin from the Arthurian Era, but of the same time. Slowly but surely, the artifact in mind takes a robust, self-refined shape designed by Angelica herself -- Caladbolg. Manifesting the weapon within the grasp of her right hand, the female gazes at it in awe, confirming that it's real with every turn or change in angle that allows her to appreciate the craftsmanship it underwent practically within her mind.
Having effectively manifested just one artifact among the many she'd intended to later create with this new magic of hers, the female allows it to disperse and closes the various books splayed out upon the table she's sitting at. The female collects each of them one by one, and heads off, returning the books to their vague positions one by one. Once she's finished, the woman strides back down the now descending bridges leading back to the entrance of the magic library, appreciative of her learnings, and of her creation of her new magic, named after the book that started it; Camelot.


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Yield Turns 20
The Anniversary February 5, 2018 10:36 AM By Ryan Leas
I went to my first Pearl Jam show in 2006. They were my favorite band at that point, and I'm sure I was excited at the prospect of hearing their iconic hits live for the first time, long before the jaded "'Evenflow' as bathroom break" attitude would have set in. But even then, there was a deep cut, a more unlikely highlight, for which I was holding out hope. My favorite Pearl Jam song was "In Hiding," and I played out the possibility of them dusting it off the first time I caught them in concert, trying to will it into reality.
The guy sitting next to me was a 30-something history teacher from central Pennsylvania. He seemed mild-mannered and nice enough. We started chatting, the conversation soon revealing that we had a mutual love for and obsession with Yield. His eyes grew wide. "I'm so happy you feel that way," he said, and then he reached into his pocket to produce a smooth grey rock. It was in the perfect shape of a yield sign, a couple inches long on each side. A few questions rolled through my mind, though rather than the obvious "Why?", they were questions like: how security must've reacted to this, or why they'd let a man bring a rock into an arena show, or what lengths he might've gone to in order to smuggle it past security. "I bring this to every show in hopes that they'll play 'In Hiding,'" he explained. "It's the Yield Rock."
Maybe I owe that guy a thank you: About six or seven songs into the set, that bright, chill-inducing guitar intro to "In Hiding" rang out through the arena. I smiled. The teacher lost his shit, jumping up and down with the Yield Rock, screaming "Touch the Yield Rock! Touch it!" as he held it in his hands and brought it to each person around him so they could place a finger or two upon it, like someone holding a precious artifact during a religious ceremony. And like we were indeed at some kind of ritual, a transcendent collective experience, a state of ecstasy poured out through the arena as the band surged through "In Hiding."
To the casual fan or observer, this anecdote might register as somewhere near "batshit crazy." Who's that passionate about Pearl Jam's fifth album, one that arrived after years of them actively dismantling their own fame? But that's the kind of devotion Yield inspires in a certain sect of the Pearl Jam fanabse. Since its release 20 years ago — on February 3rd, 1998 — it went from a dark horse candidate for many fans' favorite Pearl Jam album to an album you'll hear Pearl Jam diehards talk about quite a bit and quite fondly, as a release as enduring as their earlier, more legendary outings.
Yield has always been interesting for that reason, an album dismissed or unnoticed by plenty of listeners, lost amidst '90s music history, and yet held up by fans as one of Pearl Jam's crowning achievements. It has also become more important over the years beyond being the object of cultish fascination from some Pearl Jam fans. As time passed, it revealed itself to be something of a turning point for the group. The fifth album of 10, it's the centerpiece not only of Pearl Jam's middle chapter, but also between their early Alt Nation prominence and their classicist rock journeymen latter days. It's the album that you can look back at and see everything before feeding into and everything after flowing out from. This is where they finally became more comfortable with themselves, and in essence you could consider Yield the album where Pearl Jam truly found themselves.
It had been a tumultuous path there. You know this part of the story: Pearl Jam released Ten in 1991 and Vs. in 1993, and were one of the biggest young bands on the planet. Eddie Vedder was positioned as a "voice of a generation" type luminary. And the band revolted against this, leading to the middle years phase of Pearl Jam's arc, the one where they eschewed the monstrously big choruses and riffs of their earliest days in favor of more interior, exploratory albums.
After those early successes, Pearl Jam went about short-circuiting their own rockstardom with, amongst other things like their protracted battle with Ticketmaster, releasing albums like the seething and corroded Vitalogy in 1994 and the searching, adventurous No Code in 1996. By the time Yield arrived in early 1998, the band had succeeded: They still sold more records than most rock bands could dream of today, but their mainstream power, their relevance and the cultural moment they had helped define, were all mostly over.
There had been a lot of growing pains in the ensuing years, the long reactionary fallout to how the group dealt with fame and the industry. They were a little older and wiser by Yield, partially due to the apparent resolution of the power shifts that occurred over their first few albums. In Pearl Jam's earliest days, it was a band controlled by Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament, the two former members of Mother Love Bone who found Vedder after they'd already crafted some of Ten's biggest songs. With Vitalogy, Vedder took the reins and creative control, a situation that led to both Gossard and Ament feeling alienated within the band during different recording sessions (Gossard during Vitalogy, Ament during No Code). One of the things the band talked about around the release of Yield was how Vedder had insisted he couldn't take on all the weight; he wanted everyone to be contributing songwriting and lyrics. This seems to be the way they've worked ever since: Vedder as captain, but the group as a more balanced, level democracy.
That decision resulted in a collection of songs that displayed most of Pearl Jam's pre-existent strengths while unlocking new ones, the band delving into moods and sentiments that were previously uncommon for them. Across Yield, the band still focuses on serious or at least contemplative themes, but they approach them with a new subtlety wrought during the soul-searching No Code. The overflowing, melodramatic angst of their grunge days was gone. And, as men who had weathered the storm as many of their peers fell away, Pearl Jam now wrote in a more reflective manner, while also allowing themselves to go places they never visited before. They allowed themselves, on occasion, to be unabashedly euphoric.
There are a couple massive songs on Yield, songs that do occupy a certain standing in the band's catalog even for the people who don't rank the album itself highly. One of them, "Given To Fly," exemplified the euphoria that crops up occasionally on Yield. As the name implies, the song soars, lifting off in a way that feels like a swell of endorphins when placed alongside the harder-won catharses of their early anthems. "A wave came crashing like a fist to the jaw," Vedder sings as his voice jumps up in intensity and the drums tumble and the guitars switch from the suggestiveness of their initial, mild undulations into huge, crashing distortion. It had been a few years since fans had heard Pearl Jam deliver a moment like this, and they'd never quite heard them deliver it this way; it sounds joyous.
"Given To Fly" also exemplifies that, after years of breaking down and rebuilding their songwriting approach, Pearl Jam were amenable to writing some of those giant hooks once more, intentionally taking Yield in a direction that was more accessible, more direct, more open. They were rewarded with "Given To Fly" becoming a hit and living on as a setlist staple. The same goes for "Do The Evolution," the scathing political satire that is, perversely, also one of the catchiest songs Pearl Jam ever wrote.
At the time, songs like these and the album's more polished rock sound resulted in people looking at Yield as a potential return to form after Pearl Jam's brief foray into the wilderness. But 20 years later, knowing that Yield would sit between No Code and the bleary one-two of 2000's Binaural and 2002's Riot Act, and that those records would in turn be followed by the straightahead classic rock of Pearl Jam's last few albums, Yield feels different. It's the gleaming middle chapter in a set of middle-era albums that often feel dusty and frayed. But at the same time, it didn't sacrifice the creative momentum of those other middle albums in some misbegotten bid to reclaim mainstream dominance.
Besides pillars like "Given To Fly" and "Do The Evolution," Yield shoots off in all sorts of directions, part of which you could likely credit to the band's collective mindset at this point but also to the simple fact that they were all bringing in material. There is the surprisingly groovy and moodily infectious "No Way" sitting alongside "Faithful," a song begins and ends quietly but is one consistent eruption in between. There's the twilit drivetime song "MFC," where the band showed their love of R.E.M. There was room for left-turn experiments like "Push Me, Pull Me," a more listenable detour than, say, Vitalogy's "Bugs." Vedder delivers most of the track in a resonant spoken word, with lines that are sort of ridiculous but also poignant — "I'm like an opening band for the sun," he says at one point, an apt summation of the band's sound across Yield.
One of the notable aspects of these middle years albums was Pearl Jam's increasing skill with balladry. There are beautiful songs on Ten and Vs., but on albums like No Code and Yield, the more introspective moments are often the peaks. There was the gorgeous, flickering "Low Light" towards the album's end, but more important was "Wishlist." A straightforward and simple song, it's one of the most beloved and effecting tracks in Pearl Jam's catalog, featuring a restrained but emotive vocal from Vedder as he makes his way through a lyric that works off a single conceit but nevertheless finds ways to twist and turn away from your expectations of where it might end up. It's one of the songs that epitomizes the growth that had occurred by Yield, the fact that the band knew how to be quiet and make it just as impactful as the weightier material that had come before.
The masterpiece of the album remains the song that once inspired a grown man beside me at a Pearl Jam concert to jump in the air screaming with a yield-shaped rock in his hands. Amongst those Pearl Jam fans who love Yield, perhaps no song stands as tall as "In Hiding." And, more broadly speaking, "In Hiding" is one of the signature tracks from albums that, for some time, went under-represented in Pearl Jam's story, a song they could bust out in a setlist and have people react as fervently as they would to anything else. As Gossard explains in Yield's accompanying making-of documentary Single Video Theory, it was a song he had to sell the band on initially. When I interviewed him in 2013, he reflected on what made the song special to him, what made him fight for it: "The melody sounded familiar but it didn't sound like a complete rip-off. You want your riffs to evoke something for you, so it usually means you've heard some element of them before, but at the same time you reconfigure it in a way that makes it feel like it's a new take on it."
That sentiment gets at the core of what "In Hiding" does: It's one of those songs that, when you hear it for the first time, feels like something you could distantly recall from childhood, a past life, something. And then the beauty it unveils as it goes on is flooring, reorienting what you thought was going to be possible when the song began.
All the elements are perfectly calibrated: The guitar figure that opens the track like a sunrise, the chiming guitars and piano parts interlocked in the verses, the way the pre-chorus seems to have taken the song to its highest point and then the chorus comes in with that obscene power that arrives with big choruses that feel like an airstrike that drops out of nowhere even if you by then could guess what was on the way. The power of it comes in Vedder totally, completely unleashing his voice. He used to roar all the time, then he'd dialed it way back. "In Hiding" is a song that sounds like a slightly older man who's learned he has a gift that needs to be used, but also controlled. Across Yield, Vedder does a lot of different things with that gift. But it's towards the end of the journey, with "In Hiding," that he goes all-in, swooping up into a chorus, belting it out in a way that makes it sound as if he must've just multiplied in size five times over during the span of a few notes. It's a stunning thing, to be reminded of rock singer who can go to those kinds of places.
And, crucially: "In Hiding" is the skeleton key to Yield. It comes from a melancholic place, having to remove yourself from life and tune out. But it isn't conveyed in the same depressive narrative a younger Pearl Jam might've favored here. The end result is rejuvenation. That euphoria.
If I can attempt to capture what it is that makes Pearl Jam's middle year devotees so enraptured with Yield, it's that feeling. Fans who have stuck with them saw how the ride went. They were there for all the convulsions, the era of the band sounding at war with itself. The title Yield was symbolic not just for that moment — the band learning to be at peace with each other and their standing, the band finding a more measured way of grappling with the world — but also for what it meant afterwards. There are true uplifting moments on Yield despite the darkness. And between that, and all the band members coming together to explore various directions, the sound of the album is something Pearl Jam might've seemed to have from the outside, as one of the biggest bands in the world, and yet had been fighting for ever since they began: freedom.
"In Hiding" might just be the platonic ideal of a Pearl Jam song, and in hindsight Yield is in many ways the platonic ideal of a Pearl Jam album. Not just in the sense that it has glimmers of almost everything the band did elsewhere, but in the basic construction of it: There are the furious rockers, the feet-won't-touch-the-ground anthems, the matter-of-fact but profound balladry. It paved the way for what came next, whether in Pearl Jam once more indulging their experimental muse on moments across Binaural and Riot Act or in the gratifying comfort food moments of their more settled late era.
But most importantly, Yield was the album that really established what it was that this band could do. Yes, we all connected with the personal demons on display on the band's first couple of records. But they were in a specific place then, an anxious and angry place, constantly swinging and lashing out. There was heaviness, and sometimes there was heavy-handedness.
Yield doesn't shy away from any of that same subject matter. It's just greyer, the way the world gets as you age. And by reaching that point, Pearl Jam established a new metric for their music: It could still dig deep and wrestle with those demons, but it wouldn't be satisfied to simply expose and dwell on them. It had to banish them, cleanse them. It had to have moments like the euphoria of "In Hiding" to deliver you someplace else, someplace better. That's what they accomplished on Yield, and what they've often set out to do since. That's what makes fans foster that ardent love for this record two decades on. Compared to their blockbuster early releases that were cemented in pop history, Yield will never stand as one of Pearl Jam's most famous releases. But it just might be their most quintessential.
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Q: Strange properties of int In one of his talks Douglas Crockford says, int have some strange properties and he goes ahead and explains,
It is possible to have two integers a and b, such that a > 0, b > 0.
c = a + b

And we can end up with a c possibly c < a or b < a.
Can someone explain this with an example.
This is a screenshot from his talk.

A: In c there is a scenario which can lead to this kind of behavior.(For example: signed integer addition etc) Signed integer overflow is undefined behavior. Evaluation of an expression produces undefined behavior if the result is not a representable value of the expression's type. On many machines the undefined behavior turns out to be the fact - that it will turn c negative (talking in context of signed addition). This is signed integer overflow. An example must be something like
int a = INT_MAX;
int b = INT_MAX;
int c = a + b; //<--- overflow.

Digging a bit further it is clear that overflow behavior is getting fixed to the max value of the type in case of javascript. So the scenario you showed is most probably not of javascript.
In java when it overflows it goes back to the minimum value and start from there. For underflow the same happens but only the maximum value is reached and then it goes from there.

A: It is possible because the overflow condition in addition operation is not handled properly.
Say in a system int takes 2 bytes of space.
so the range supported is -32768 to +32767 or 0 to 65535
a=65534,b=4;
c=a+b;
c=3.

b=65534,a=4;
c=a+b;
c=3.

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First Lake Effect Snow on the Way!
Snowmobile riders and skiers, get ready! The first lake-effect snow of the season is expected to fall tomorrow through Saturday.
Get all the details here from MLive.com. Sounds like the most snow will hit along I-94 and from Traverse City to Gaylord.


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Questions raised about anti-Hawley memo
Attorney General Ethics Featured Governor motimesblog.com
Attorney General's Office points to deficiencies in Sunshine Law
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Earlier this week, a collection of Democratically-affiliated lawyers circulated a memo criticizing the investigation by Attorney General Josh Hawley's office into the use of the Confide app by Gov. Eric Greitens and his staff, but now, the AG's Office is alleging there may be more than partisan politics at play, with even some allegations of former employees with an ax to grind.
The letter was written by several lawyers who formerly worked in state government under Democratic administrations: Brad Ketcher, former chief of staff to Gov. Mel Carnahan; Andrew Hirth, Joanna Trachtenberg, Ronald Holliger and Joe Bindbeutel, who served under Attorney General Chris Koster; and Michael Wolff, a former state Supreme Court judge.
Hawley's office says the letter is nothing more than a partisan attack on the Republican Attorney General who is running for U.S. Senate against Democrat Claire McCaskill. Many have defended the Attorney General's office as handcuffed by Missouri's notoriously weak ethics laws throughout their investigation.
"It is deeply disappointing to see members of the Bar inject partisan politics into the work of the Attorney General's Office because they have an axe to grind," Hawley's chief of staff Loree Anne Paradise said in a statement. "Two of these lawyers have been cited by the Attorney General's Office for potential ethical violations. Another was General Counsel at the time the Koster Administration committed potential ethical and discovery violations, as recently detailed in the Goldsmith Report. A fourth was removed from his position at the beginning of General Hawley's administration."
Two of the lawyers in question received a letter from the Attorney General's Office in February of 2017, questioning the ethics of those lawyers representing clients in employment-related litigation against the Missouri Department of Corrections after defending the DOC during their time with the Attorney General's Office.
The lawyers' letter, released on Tuesday, calls the investigation conducted by Attorney General Josh Hawley's Office "halfhearted," saying they wondered whether Hawley was protecting the Governor or he was "simply incompetent."
"As lawyers who have served the state, we are dismayed by Attorney General Josh Hawley's halfhearted investigation into Governor Greitens' alleged use of Confide," the letter reads. "The only thing more suspicious than the governor's secret communication system is our attorney general's apparent willingness to accept bogus legal arguments and implausible narratives from the Governor's Office."
It's not the first complaint made about the investigation, which found that no laws had been broken. The investigation did determine that members of the Governor's Office did use the text-deleting app to discuss business related to the state, such as scheduling meetings. The Governor was never questioned, citing executive privilege.
"It makes no sense to coordinate the time, date, and location of meetings through a messaging app that shows only a few words at a time and immediately deletes the message after one reading," the letter reads. "And why would anyone install a separate, super-secretive messaging app on his phone solely to schedule meetings while continuing to send regular text messages or email for everything else?"
Read that letter here:
As for the allegations Hawley's office points to the need for stronger laws in place, saying that it limits their ability to conduct such investigations.
"This Office has aggressively enforced the Sunshine law, including suits against multiple public bodies. But under current law, the Office's investigative tools are limited, and that is why the Attorney General has called upon the Legislature to give this Office subpoena power for Sunshine investigations, as well as enhanced Sunshine penalties," Paradise said.
To this end, at least two legislators in the Missouri House of Representatives have filed legislation seeking to strengthen and modify the Sunshine Law. Rep. David Gregory and Rep. Jean Evans both filed bills this session, HB 2523 and HB 2524, respectively, seeking to create a transparency division within the AG's office to monitor open records violations by state officials and agencies. Both bills currently await a hearing in the House Committee on General Laws.
"The deficiencies in the Sunshine Law that kept the Attorney General from completing a proper investigation are not a Republican or a Democrat issue," Rep. Gregory said in a statement. "Transparency is vital to all Missourian's confidence in their government and I commend General Hawley for reaching out to me and beginning the legislative work to put teeth into the law so that confidence can be restored."
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An elderly person's worst nightmare is suffering a stroke. It conjures up visions of being confined to bed with the inability to move or speak and, worst of all, loss of bowel and bladder control. A cerebral stroke occurs when blood supply to a part of the brain stops for any reason. Though strokes can occur at any age, they are more common after 65 years. With the increase in life expectancy in India, the incidence of stroke has doubled from 175 to 350 per 1,00,000.
Although it is uncommon for strokes to occur in young people, it can happen in youngsters born with a malformed blood vessel in the brain, brain tumours or those who suffer severe dehydration. Also, at any age, irregular heartbeats can lead to small clots in the brain called emboli, which can block vessels. The chances of having a stroke increase in those above 65 years if they have diabetes, hypertension, obesity, elevated blood lipids (cholesterol and triglycerides), are smokers, take more than 60ml of alcohol a day and do not have an active life.
Pregnant women can also suffer a stroke because of an increase in clotting tendency . In fact, the number of such women having a stroke has increased internationally. This upsurge has been blamed on older age at first pregnancy, an inactive life prior to and during pregnancy and obesity.
The manifestations of a stroke are giddiness, weakness or paralysis of muscle groups, blurring of vision, inability to speak or loss of consciousness. This is followed by paralysis of a limb, or a side of the body. A stroke occurs when blood supply to an area of the brain is cut off, either as a result of a block or a bleed.
Usually, there are a few warning TIA (transient ischaemic attacks) before a stroke or cerebral attack. There can be sudden blurring of vision, inability to speak or weakness of a limb. These signs are due to spasm of a diseased vessel in the brain or to small amounts of blood leaking. Many people do not take these symptoms seriously since recovery is spontaneous and complete. But appropriate preventive treatment at this point can prevent a full-blown stroke.
In the absence of treatment, TIAs are soon followed by the real thing — a stroke. The devastation caused by it depends on the extent of damage to the brain. This in turn depends on the site and size of the block or leak. Thirty three percent of stroke victims recover, 33 per cent have permanent disability and another 33 per cent die. Cerebral stroke is responsible for 1.2 per cent of the recorded deaths in India.
The most common effect is paralysis of a part of the face or one side of the body. Muscles in the throat and mouth lose co-ordination, making it difficult for the person to swallow and talk. Speech may become slurred and distorted. If the speech centre in the brain is affected the person may understand everything that is said but be unable to reply. Memory loss may make recollection of present events a blur. Quite often though past memories are intact. A person may also lose the ability to make judgements, reason and understand concepts. This makes them appear unnecessarily stubborn. A strange numbness or pricking sensations may occur in the paralysed limb. Since all these effects are because of damage to the brain, they are difficult to treat with medication.
All injuries heal given time and treatment, the brain is no exception. It is capable of rewiring itself so that lost skills are regained to an extent. A person who is predominantly right handed can learn to write with his left hand. Physiotherapy makes the paralysed muscles flexible and stronger. Since a few muscle spindles may be still active, they can be retrained to enlarge and take over the function of the paralysed muscles. The bladder can be trained to empty itself every 3-4 hours. By speaking slowly and using simple sentences, it is often possible to be understood. The brain can be stimulated with puzzles and poetry to enable faster healing.
• Keep diabetes and hypertension in control.
• Take medications to reduce lipid levels.
• Take aspirin and clopidogrel, usually prescribed to diabetics and those with high pressure, regularly to prevent a stroke.
• Walk, swim or cycle for at least 30 minutes a day.
• Stimulate yourself intellectually by learning new skills and doing puzzles.
This entry was posted in Featured, Health Alert and tagged Blood vessel, Brain, Conditions and Diseases, Health, India, Neurological Disorders, Stroke, Transient ischemic attack on August 22, 2011 by Mukul.
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. The drugs increase the risk of a second stroke in these patients.
It was especially true of people who had strokes in one of their brain's four lobes, which have a greater chance of recurrence than strokes that occur deep in the brain.
People who have a stroke in one of their lobes have a 22 percent risk of a second stroke when they take statins, compared with a 14 percent risk among those not taking a statin.
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Low levels of vitamin D, the essential nutrient obtained from milk, fortified cereals and exposure to sunlight, doubles the risk of stroke in whites, but not in blacks, according to a new report by researchers at Johns Hopkins.
Stroke is the nation's third leading cause of death, killing more than 140,000 Americans annually and temporarily or permanently disabling over half a million when there is a loss of blood flow to the brain.
Researchers say their findings back up evidence from earlier work at Johns Hopkins linking vitamin D deficiency to higher rates of death, heart disease and peripheral artery disease in adults.
The Hopkins team says its results fail to explain why African Americans, who are more likely to be vitamin D deficient due to their darker skin pigmentation's ability to block the sun's rays, also suffer from higher rates of stroke. Of the 176 study participants known to have died from stroke within a 14-year period, 116 were white and 60 were black. Still, African Americans had a 65 percent greater likelihood of suffering such a severe bleeding in or interruption of blood flow to the brain than whites, when age, other risk factors for stroke, and vitamin D deficiency were factored into their analysis.
Nearly 8,000 initially healthy men and women of both races were involved in the latest analysis, part of a larger, ongoing national health survey, in which the researchers compared the risk of death from stroke between those with the lowest blood levels of vitamin D to those with higher amounts. Among them, 6.6 percent of whites and 32.3 percent of blacks had severely low blood levels of vitamin D, which the experts say is less than 15 nanograms per milliliter.
"It may be that blacks have adapted over the generations to vitamin D deficiency, so we are not going to see any compounding effects with stroke," says Michos, who notes that African Americans have adapted elsewhere to low levels of the bone-strengthening vitamin, with fewer incidents of bone fracture and greater overall bone density than seen in Caucasians.
"In blacks, we may not need to raise vitamin D levels to the same level as in whites to minimize their risk of stroke" says Michos, who emphasizes that clinical trials are needed to verify that supplements actually do prevent heart attacks and stroke. In her practice, she says, she monitors her patients' levels of the key nutrient as part of routine blood work while also testing for other known risk factors for heart disease and stroke, including blood pressure, glucose and lipid levels.
Michos cautions that the number of fatal strokes recorded in blacks may not have been statistically sufficient to find a relationship with vitamin D deficits. And she points out that the study only assessed information on deaths from stroke, not the more common "brain incidents" of stroke, which are usually non-fatal, or even mini-strokes, whose symptoms typically dissipate in a day or so. She says the team's next steps will be to evaluate cognitive brain function as well as non-fatal and transient strokes and any possible tie-ins to nutrient deficiency.
Besides helping to keep bones healthy, vitamin D plays an essential role in preventing abnormal cell growth, and in bolstering the body's immune system. The hormone-like nutrient also controls blood levels of calcium and phosphorus, essential chemicals in the body. Shortages of vitamin D have also been tied to increased rates of breast cancer and depression in the elderly.
Michos recommends that people maintain good vitamin D levels by eating diets rich in such fish as salmon and tuna, consuming vitamin-D fortified dairy products, and taking vitamin D supplements. She also promotes brief exposure daily to the sun's vitamin D-producing ultraviolet light. And to those concerned about the cancer risks linked to too much time spent in the sun, she says as little as 10 to 15 minutes of daily exposure is enough during the summer months.
If vitamin supplements are used, Michos says that daily doses between 1,000 and 2,000 international units are generally safe and beneficial for most people, but that people with the severe vitamin D deficits may need higher doses under close supervision by their physician to avoid possible risk of toxicity.
The U.S. Institute of Medicine (IOM) previously suggested that an adequate daily intake of vitamin D is between 200 and 600 international units. However, Michos argues that this may be woefully inadequate for most people to raise their vitamin D blood levels to a healthy 30 nanograms per milliliter. The IOM has set up an expert panel to review its vitamin D guidelines, with new recommendations expected by the end of the year. Previous results from the same nationwide survey showed that 41 percent of men and 53 percent of women have unhealthy amounts of vitamin D, with nutrient levels below 28 nanograms per milliliter.
This entry was posted in Health Alert and tagged African American, Dietary supplement, Hypovitaminosis D, Institute of Medicine, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Stroke, United States, Vitamin D on November 16, 2010 by Mukul.


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Shaykh Amin advances a brief introduction to this Sūrah and then delves into the first few verses that clarify Allah's ﷻ support for the Prophet's ﷺ mission of bringing people to the path of belief. The Shaykh shares valuable insights into the preconditions and etiquettes of 'daʿwah' (propagation of faith) based on the interpretation of these verses.
In this session, Shaykh Amin elaborates on how we must be cautious when we read the verses of the Qurʾān: reward and punishment are contextualized concepts whose realization can be subtle, and apparent only to the discerning eye.
The verses of this session revisit the dichotomy of answering the call of the Prophet ﷺ versus the call of the devil. Shaykh Amin paints a vivid picture of the supreme drama that unfolds for a submitting soul on the day of judgment, and the gruesome alternative for the rebelling soul. The session closes with the similitude of the tree of 'tawḥīd' (monotheism) that is rooted firmly, and that can weather any storm.
Shaykh Amin examines the analogy of a strongly rooted tree and a believer in Allah ﷻ, as well as the converse analogy. The Will of Allah ﷻ is Supreme and unquestionable, it is in submitting to it that the believer finds peace.
In this session, the focus of the Sūrah shifts to Ibrāhīm (AS). Shaykh Amin takes an in-depth look at the wisdom behind the supplications of Ibrāhīm (AS) presented in these verses.
This is the concluding session for Sūrah Ibrāhīm.


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#include <grpc/support/port_platform.h>

#ifdef GPR_LINUX_MULTIPOLL_WITH_EPOLL

#include <errno.h>
#include <poll.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/epoll.h>
#include <unistd.h>

#include <grpc/support/alloc.h>
#include <grpc/support/log.h>
#include "src/core/iomgr/fd_posix.h"
#include "src/core/support/block_annotate.h"
#include "src/core/profiling/timers.h"

typedef struct {
  grpc_pollset *pollset;
  grpc_fd *fd;
  grpc_closure closure;
} delayed_add;

typedef struct { int epoll_fd; } pollset_hdr;

static void finally_add_fd(grpc_exec_ctx *exec_ctx, grpc_pollset *pollset,
                           grpc_fd *fd) {
  pollset_hdr *h = pollset->data.ptr;
  struct epoll_event ev;
  int err;
  grpc_fd_watcher watcher;

  /* We pretend to be polling whilst adding an fd to keep the fd from being
     closed during the add. This may result in a spurious wakeup being assigned
     to this pollset whilst adding, but that should be benign. */
  GPR_ASSERT(grpc_fd_begin_poll(fd, pollset, NULL, 0, 0, &watcher) == 0);
  if (watcher.fd != NULL) {
    ev.events = (uint32_t)(EPOLLIN | EPOLLOUT | EPOLLET);
    ev.data.ptr = fd;
    err = epoll_ctl(h->epoll_fd, EPOLL_CTL_ADD, fd->fd, &ev);
    if (err < 0) {
      /* FDs may be added to a pollset multiple times, so EEXIST is normal. */
      if (errno != EEXIST) {
        gpr_log(GPR_ERROR, "epoll_ctl add for %d failed: %s", fd->fd,
                strerror(errno));
      }
    }
  }
  grpc_fd_end_poll(exec_ctx, &watcher, 0, 0);
}

static void perform_delayed_add(grpc_exec_ctx *exec_ctx, void *arg,
                                int iomgr_status) {
  delayed_add *da = arg;

  if (!grpc_fd_is_orphaned(da->fd)) {
    finally_add_fd(exec_ctx, da->pollset, da->fd);
  }

  gpr_mu_lock(&da->pollset->mu);
  da->pollset->in_flight_cbs--;
  if (da->pollset->shutting_down) {
    /* We don't care about this pollset anymore. */
    if (da->pollset->in_flight_cbs == 0 && !da->pollset->called_shutdown) {
      da->pollset->called_shutdown = 1;
      grpc_exec_ctx_enqueue(exec_ctx, da->pollset->shutdown_done, 1);
    }
  }
  gpr_mu_unlock(&da->pollset->mu);

  GRPC_FD_UNREF(da->fd, "delayed_add");

  gpr_free(da);
}

static void multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_add_fd(grpc_exec_ctx *exec_ctx,
                                                grpc_pollset *pollset,
                                                grpc_fd *fd,
                                                int and_unlock_pollset) {
  if (and_unlock_pollset) {
    gpr_mu_unlock(&pollset->mu);
    finally_add_fd(exec_ctx, pollset, fd);
  } else {
    delayed_add *da = gpr_malloc(sizeof(*da));
    da->pollset = pollset;
    da->fd = fd;
    GRPC_FD_REF(fd, "delayed_add");
    grpc_closure_init(&da->closure, perform_delayed_add, da);
    pollset->in_flight_cbs++;
    grpc_exec_ctx_enqueue(exec_ctx, &da->closure, 1);
  }
}

static void multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_del_fd(grpc_exec_ctx *exec_ctx,
                                                grpc_pollset *pollset,
                                                grpc_fd *fd,
                                                int and_unlock_pollset) {
  pollset_hdr *h = pollset->data.ptr;
  int err;

  if (and_unlock_pollset) {
    gpr_mu_unlock(&pollset->mu);
  }

  /* Note that this can race with concurrent poll, but that should be fine since
   * at worst it creates a spurious read event on a reused grpc_fd object. */
  err = epoll_ctl(h->epoll_fd, EPOLL_CTL_DEL, fd->fd, NULL);
  if (err < 0) {
    gpr_log(GPR_ERROR, "epoll_ctl del for %d failed: %s", fd->fd,
            strerror(errno));
  }
}

/* TODO(klempner): We probably want to turn this down a bit */
#define GRPC_EPOLL_MAX_EVENTS 1000

static void multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_maybe_work_and_unlock(
    grpc_exec_ctx *exec_ctx, grpc_pollset *pollset, grpc_pollset_worker *worker,
    gpr_timespec deadline, gpr_timespec now) {
  struct epoll_event ep_ev[GRPC_EPOLL_MAX_EVENTS];
  int ep_rv;
  int poll_rv;
  pollset_hdr *h = pollset->data.ptr;
  int timeout_ms;
  struct pollfd pfds[2];

  /* If you want to ignore epoll's ability to sanely handle parallel pollers,
   * for a more apples-to-apples performance comparison with poll, add a
   * if (pollset->counter != 0) { return 0; }
   * here.
   */

  gpr_mu_unlock(&pollset->mu);

  timeout_ms = grpc_poll_deadline_to_millis_timeout(deadline, now);

  pfds[0].fd = GRPC_WAKEUP_FD_GET_READ_FD(&worker->wakeup_fd->fd);
  pfds[0].events = POLLIN;
  pfds[0].revents = 0;
  pfds[1].fd = h->epoll_fd;
  pfds[1].events = POLLIN;
  pfds[1].revents = 0;

  /* TODO(vpai): Consider first doing a 0 timeout poll here to avoid
     even going into the blocking annotation if possible */
  GPR_TIMER_BEGIN("poll", 0);
  GRPC_SCHEDULING_START_BLOCKING_REGION;
  poll_rv = grpc_poll_function(pfds, 2, timeout_ms);
  GRPC_SCHEDULING_END_BLOCKING_REGION;
  GPR_TIMER_END("poll", 0);

  if (poll_rv < 0) {
    if (errno != EINTR) {
      gpr_log(GPR_ERROR, "poll() failed: %s", strerror(errno));
    }
  } else if (poll_rv == 0) {
    /* do nothing */
  } else {
    if (pfds[0].revents) {
      grpc_wakeup_fd_consume_wakeup(&worker->wakeup_fd->fd);
    }
    if (pfds[1].revents) {
      do {
        /* The following epoll_wait never blocks; it has a timeout of 0 */
        ep_rv = epoll_wait(h->epoll_fd, ep_ev, GRPC_EPOLL_MAX_EVENTS, 0);
        if (ep_rv < 0) {
          if (errno != EINTR) {
            gpr_log(GPR_ERROR, "epoll_wait() failed: %s", strerror(errno));
          }
        } else {
          int i;
          for (i = 0; i < ep_rv; ++i) {
            grpc_fd *fd = ep_ev[i].data.ptr;
            /* TODO(klempner): We might want to consider making err and pri
             * separate events */
            int cancel = ep_ev[i].events & (EPOLLERR | EPOLLHUP);
            int read_ev = ep_ev[i].events & (EPOLLIN | EPOLLPRI);
            int write_ev = ep_ev[i].events & EPOLLOUT;
            if (fd == NULL) {
              grpc_wakeup_fd_consume_wakeup(&grpc_global_wakeup_fd);
            } else {
              if (read_ev || cancel) {
                grpc_fd_become_readable(exec_ctx, fd);
              }
              if (write_ev || cancel) {
                grpc_fd_become_writable(exec_ctx, fd);
              }
            }
          }
        }
      } while (ep_rv == GRPC_EPOLL_MAX_EVENTS);
    }
  }
}

static void multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_finish_shutdown(
    grpc_pollset *pollset) {}

static void multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_destroy(grpc_pollset *pollset) {
  pollset_hdr *h = pollset->data.ptr;
  close(h->epoll_fd);
  gpr_free(h);
}

static const grpc_pollset_vtable multipoll_with_epoll_pollset = {
    multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_add_fd, multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_del_fd,
    multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_maybe_work_and_unlock,
    multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_finish_shutdown,
    multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_destroy};

static void epoll_become_multipoller(grpc_exec_ctx *exec_ctx,
                                     grpc_pollset *pollset, grpc_fd **fds,
                                     size_t nfds) {
  size_t i;
  pollset_hdr *h = gpr_malloc(sizeof(pollset_hdr));
  struct epoll_event ev;
  int err;

  pollset->vtable = &multipoll_with_epoll_pollset;
  pollset->data.ptr = h;
  h->epoll_fd = epoll_create1(EPOLL_CLOEXEC);
  if (h->epoll_fd < 0) {
    /* TODO(klempner): Fall back to poll here, especially on ENOSYS */
    gpr_log(GPR_ERROR, "epoll_create1 failed: %s", strerror(errno));
    abort();
  }

  ev.events = (uint32_t)(EPOLLIN | EPOLLET);
  ev.data.ptr = NULL;
  err = epoll_ctl(h->epoll_fd, EPOLL_CTL_ADD,
                  GRPC_WAKEUP_FD_GET_READ_FD(&grpc_global_wakeup_fd), &ev);
  if (err < 0) {
    gpr_log(GPR_ERROR, "epoll_ctl add for %d failed: %s",
            GRPC_WAKEUP_FD_GET_READ_FD(&grpc_global_wakeup_fd),
            strerror(errno));
  }

  for (i = 0; i < nfds; i++) {
    multipoll_with_epoll_pollset_add_fd(exec_ctx, pollset, fds[i], 0);
  }
}

grpc_platform_become_multipoller_type grpc_platform_become_multipoller =
    epoll_become_multipoller;

#endif /* GPR_LINUX_MULTIPOLL_WITH_EPOLL */

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I had some troubles connecting GPIO pins via a ribbon. I'm now checking my ribbon by means of a multimeter, connecting the 3V3 pin of the Pi to a plug on the ribbon. With one lead of the multimeter directly connected to a ground pin on the Pi, I would check the pins out of ribbon one by one to find the 3V3 voltage.
I expected to find only one pin with 3V3 power, but surprisingly I get a number of pins with that power on.
Is my ribbon faulted? Or maybe I just don't understand the rationale of connections?
Looking at your picture the pi in the background looks like a pi 1 with 26 pin gpio, you you look to be using a 40pin gpio extender, which I dont think you will get to physically fit on the pi in the correct position to line up the gpio pins.
Try posting so better pictures, upload them to imgur.com and post links to them in your post.
...I actually do not know the Pi model I am currently using...it is an old version and yes it's 26 pis.
I bought a ribbon but didn't pay attention to the number of pins, and its actually a 40 pins ribbon.
I know it would be easier to get 5 euros and go shopping in a computer store....but what's the fun of it?
Oh, thanks for the idea of Imgur!!!
What have you got connected to the other end of the ribbon cable? If you are testing the cable you should have nothing connected except for your test leads!
You are right...If I want to detect faults on the Ribbon, I have to check the ribbon only...What you see at the end of the ribbon is a socket that returns female ribbon plugs to male pins, as far as I know. But I now find out that some of the female pins on one side of the ribbon are replicated on same pins of the socket.
I am checking ribbon+ cobbler disconnected from the Pi. I power one plug on the ribbon with a 8V battery and check the cobbler pins for that voltage with a multimeter.
The point is that if I power, say, plug #1, I get those 8V on pins #5 and #13 of the cobbler.
The Cobbler board will connect all of the GND pins together, both of the 5V pins together and both 3.3V pins together.
Try checking the cable without the Cobbler connected.
Thank you drgeoff and rpdom! Thank you all.
I did not consider these connections, now I see more clearly why I had those strange behavior of my circuit.
I plugged the ribbon to the 26 pins array on the Pi, and it would work if I didn't use the cobbler too. ..But I did use the cobbler and that is suited for a 40 pins array, connecting together pins with same function...If you add the fact that I plugged the ribbon matching its 39 and 40 plugs on pins 25 and 26 of the Pi...I let you imagine what a chaos!!!
...it's lovely to find out there is a rationale where I thought it was all chaos!


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Champion scraps resi plans in Echo Park in favor of "hipster perfection"
BrickWorks project will house 10 new eateries
1485 to 1501 West Sunset Boulevard (credit: Champion Real Estate Company)
Champion Real Estate Company may have ditched its plan to build lofts for hipsters in favor of restaurants that serve up "hipster perfection," according to marketing materials, which describe the project as having an "urban boho chic vibe."
The company began marketing the project last week, using a brochure that describes its plan to redevelop Echo Park's storefronts at 1485-1501 W. Sunset Boulevard into a restaurant project dubbed "BrickWorks."
It plans to remodel the one- and two-story buildings on either side of the existing A Grocery Warehouse into a trendy food court, marketing materials show. The site would include outdoor seating and parking for up to 44 vehicles, the Eastsider reported.
Champion acquired the property for $9.5 million in March. At the time, Champion announced plans to build residential lofts on the property's parking lot, but the recent marketing materials make no mention of a residential portion. The brochure only mentions space for up to 10 restaurants on the strip's 15,000 square feet of retail space.
Champion is now looking for tenants to fill the 855 to 2,854-square-foot spaces at the site, which is set to open by the end of next year. Zachary Card of CBRE has the listing.
Earlier this year the commercial developer transformed a formerly vacant grocery store in Glendora as part of a larger $32 million development plan in the San Gabriel Valley. [The Eastsider] – Natalie Hoberman
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Clarion pays $77M for La Mirada industrial project
Monster Beverage affiliate guzzles down industrial project in San Fernando
This Transit-Oriented developer is eyeing his latest apartment project in Echo Park


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Coal, oil and gas have given communities across the U.S. both steady paychecks and devastating pollution. It's time to make health a priority in meeting our energy demands.
The top environmental problems are selfishness, greed, and apathy. To deal with these we need a cultural and spiritual transformation. And we scientists don't know how to do that." – Gus Speth
Picture this – a beautiful river in a valley just beyond the base of a sprawling cliff. You'd expect there to be natural parks, children playing, and wild animals contributing to a balanced ecosystem.
Instead, the Kern River Valley, located in my hometown of Bakersfield, California, is surrounded by a vast field of oil and natural gas extraction sites and cluttered with hundreds of oil rigs.
My training in environmental health sciences has helped me to quantify and document the harmful health effects of widespread environmental chemical pollution. Because of my education, I have mixed emotions when I think about my hometown as well as many others like it that rely on polluting industries linked to the fossil fuel economy.
On one hand, I share the pride of community members who see these industries as a source of jobs, economic growth, and purpose. On the other hand, I am deeply concerned about negative externalities – the environmental and health impacts that innocent residents bear as a result of pollution produced by fossil fuel industries.
What is the responsibility of government and private corporations when operations of the energy sector are linked to environmental contamination that results in long-term health impacts within communities? I have often asked myself this question when I reflect about my Kern County community.
In order to ensure healthy communities while supporting the energy demands in the U.S., we need to consider necessary actions such as payment for the cost of negative externalities, community input on environmental projects, and investment in clean energy.
High risks of extraction
There is a deeply concerning and familiar story that repeats itself in the U.S. Borne out of a combination of reduced government regulations, optimization of profit through business practices, and lack of rigorous health and environmental impact assessments, a corporation's operations can result in catastrophic, and sometimes irreversible disasters that may affect a community for generations through negative externalities such as air pollution, groundwater contamination, and property value reduction resulting from these high-risk actions.
When this occurs, a settlement may be negotiated, however, it is oftentimes tragically insufficient to compensate the community for their loss of health and quality of life. Importantly, communities that are affected the most by these impacts are less privileged, further perpetuating environmental injustice.
There are numerous operations in natural resource extraction occurring in the U.S. that affect the health of local communities. For example, there are more than 275,000 hydraulic fracturing sites scattered across counties within 21 states. And the number of hydraulically fractured wells is growing.
The Environmental Protection Agency estimated that approximately 20,000 new hydraulic fracturing sites were developed in the U.S. in 2015 alone. Communities with hydraulic fracturing sites are at risk for groundwater contamination of chemicals with toxic effects on various organ systems, including the liver, nervous system, and kidneys. Although several lawsuits have been filed as a result of contamination due to hydraulic fracturing, the settlements are reactionary and insufficient.
Residents will bear high costs in healthcare services for treatment of health conditions resulting from contamination. Public agencies and municipalities extend already strained resources to monitor and mitigate environmental contamination. And representation in litigation is often privileged to those with social and political capital. This is not economically or environmentally sustainable.
Transport troubles
Community concerns and impacts do not end after oil or gas is pulled out of the ground. There is also an urgent need to address the negative externalities caused by the transportation operations of the fossil fuel economy.
In 2014, the Dakota Access Pipeline was proposed to transport crude oil across four states in the U.S. and posed serious hazards to the environment and human health. The proposed pathway of construction overlapped with reservation lands that belong to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. Furthermore, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe expressed concern over the impact of this project on cultural resources within their land.
Proactively, the Tribe and its allies drove a grassroots movement of protests to protect their sacred land. Earthjustice – a non-profit environmental law organization – partnered with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in a lawsuit against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the office tasked with approving the implementation of the pipeline. The legal charge of this lawsuit was that the environmental assessment and construction of the pipeline violated the guidelines set in place by the Clean Water Act.
Meanwhile, the development of the Keystone XL pipeline is in progress as the Trump Administration signed executive orders and reversed several federal regulations, including the scope of the Clean Water Act. This pipeline is projected to transport more than 800,000 barrels of crude oil per day across six U.S. states, from Alberta, Canada to refineries in Texas.
Existing infrastructure of the Keystone Pipeline as well as the Dakota Access Pipeline have both resulted in oil spills, and the reduction in regulation for clean water enhances the threats for long-term well being of the affected communities.
Although these existing spills occurred in areas that aren't directly impacting residents, they contaminated the soil and groundwater systems, which impacted local wildlife and required remediation. These spills demonstrate the risk of future spills that could occur more proximal to communities.
We can't afford to wait
Community members suffer the health consequences of corporations' actions on their natural environment.
In order to ensure healthy communities like my hometown in Kern County, while balancing their economic prosperity and meeting U.S. energy demands, the path forward requires three critical steps: (1) leveraging science to estimate negative externalities and advancing policies to hold corporations accountable for the costs associated with environmental contamination; (2) incorporating community stakeholder input and human rights into the development of contracts for any project causing negative externalities; and (3) bolstering sustainable and clean energy systems through legislation, private-public partnerships, and grassroots action.
We can't afford to wait for major environmental disasters to act. Science leaders, corporate executives, and politicians need to listen to community members in order to ensure environmental health and justice.
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News in March 2015
Safety work on SH1 between Invercargill and Bluff
26 March 2015 10:55 am | NZ Transport Agency
Work has started to improve safety on a 90 metre section of State highway 1(SH1) between Invercargill and Bluff at the Mokotua Creek.
Share your thoughts on SH3 safety and efficiency
25 March 2015 3:29 pm | NZ Transport Agency
People who travel on State Highway 3 (SH3) between the Awakino Gorge and Mt Messenger are being asked to share their thoughts on the route, as the NZ Transport Agency explores ways to boost safety and efficiency in the area.
New Glenda Drive roundabout near Queenstown delayed
The completion date for a new roundabout for Glenda Drive on State Highway 6 at Frankton near Queenstown, has been pushed out to early spring, so new and essential water mains, stormwater and waste water drains can be installed in the area.
Delays of up to 20 minutes on SH2 Edgecumbe from this week as Rangitaiki River bridge maintenance begins
The NZ Transport Agency advises motorists to expect delays of up to 20 minutes when travelling on State Highway 2 Edgecumbe as contractors begin work on the Rangitaiki River Bridge.
Major delays expected on SH5 Rotorua this week
Motorists travelling on State Highway 5 (SH5), State Highway 36 (SH36), and State Highway 30A (SH30A) Rotorua this week are advised to expect delays and consider using an alternative route.
Cycle network design guidance
24 March 2015 8:46 am | NZ Transport Agency
The Transport Agency is leading a process in collaboration with local government to develop best practice guidance for nationally consistent cycle networks and facilities
New Zealand's favourite place to cycle
This summer, Bike Wise asked Kiwis to nominate and vote for their favourite places to cycle from around New Zealand. After receiving thousands of votes, New Zealand has spoken!
Plan for Northwestern closures at Waterview
Drivers are being advised by the NZ Transport Agency to plan for overnight closures along Auckland's Northwestern Motorway (State Highway 16) this week for necessary work linked to the construction of the tunnels and interchange at Waterview.
New roundabout set to improve safety on SH2 Te Puna
A two lane roundabout will be built at the intersection of Te Puna and Minden Road next summer, boosting safety on State Highway 2 (SH2) north of Tauranga.
Allow extra time when travelling in the Waikato
The NZ Transport Agency advises motorist to drive with care and allow extra time when travelling in the Waikato, as work on the Waikato Expressway and a major reseal programme continues.
Stronger and wider SH1 Kakaho Creek Bridge
Work starts next week on strengthening and widening the Kakaho Creek Bridge on State highway 1 (SH1) just north of Hampden in North Otago.
$458M Huntly section of the Waikato Expressway set to take shape in September
Archaeologists and Waikato Tainui have begun collecting and preserving items from New Zealand's buried past in preparation for work to start on the $458M Huntly section of the Waikato Expressway.
Auckland overnight motorway closures 22 March - 28 March
The NZ Transport Agency advises of the following closures for motorway improvements. Closures start at 9pm and finish at 5am, unless otherwise stated. Work delayed by bad weather will be completed at the next available date, prior to Friday, 27 March. Please note this Traffic Bulletin is updated every Friday.
Expect delays when travelling on Western Bay of Plenty Roadsas major reseal programme and work on the Tauranga Eastern
Motorists are urged to take care on the roads and allow extra time when travelling in the Western Bay of Plenty this week, as work on the Tauranga Eastern Link and a major reseal programme continues.
Slow down and drive with care through SH1 Ellerslie
The NZ Transport Agency is asking motorists to take extra care when travelling citybound through Ellerslie on the Southern Motorway (SH1) from next week.


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I was at my brother's piano recital yesterday and had a very interesting conversation with his 92 year old piano teacher and one of her students. The student, who was an artist and had only started learning to play the piano, was talking about how she used sound to teach painting. A long stroke was a 'shoosh' and making short, staccato brush movements went 'bup, bup, bup'. I smiled and thought about how all creative types overlapped, embracing all elements of culture to enrich one's specific area of skill and passion. A sculptor or painter often creates to music and, as a writer, I definitely pull from my cultural experiences, whether it's a symphony or an art gallery, to help formulate descriptions of feelings and senses to lay out on a printed page.
Creative types see the world around them just a bit differently, which leads to the creation of books, paintings, music scores and movies and a litany of other sources of entertainment for all to enjoy.
I was looking at this little creature as I sat peacefully drinking my coffee just the other day. He was minding his own business, seemingly enjoying the ride on his leaf, that was gently bouncing in the breeze. Now, this is a strange looking bug, I thought as I took another sip. Then I chuckled out loud... this was the type of vision that would inspire the likes of an animator working for Pixar. Add a little size and color to this little fella and, voila! He could have proudly stood next to Sully in Monsters, Inc. I certainly never know where my inspiration will come from but I know how to put myself in the places both physically and mentally where I'm most likely to release the creative juices I need to do my job. And, no matter where I go or what I'm doing, I'm always absorbing life!
Thanks for inviting me to your recital, Paul. It was inspiring. I think I'll pick up my guitar when I get back to Thailand.
Sooooo...... how do you know that bug wasn't an alien???
The thought had occurred to me so I was very nice to him!
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said today that federal and state health officials are investigating an Escherichia coli O103 outbreak that has now sickened 72 people in five states, but so far no source has been found.
Today's announcement follows recent health alert from Kentucky, where most of the cases have been reported, and earlier reports that cases has been found in three other states: Tennessee, Ohio, and Georgia.
The CDC said the, of the 72 cases, half (36) are in Kentucky. The others are in Tennessee (21), Georgia (8), Ohio (5), and Virginia (2).
The CDC's total marks an increase of 28 cases from earlier reports, and the agency said investigators are using PulseNet, the national subtyping network, to identify other related cases. The agency added that state officials are probing more illnesses that might be part of the outbreak.
So far, eight patients have been hospitalized, but the CDC hasn't received any reports of hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS), a potentially fatal kidney complication. No deaths have been reported.
At least half of the patients are children. They range in age from 1 to 74 years, with a median of 17 years, and 55% are female. Illnesses began on Mar 2, with Mar 29 as the latest illness onset.