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Tommy Bolin 1951 – 1976 R.I.P
December 4, 2008 by Charlie
Tommy Bolin may be remembered as the guitarist who replaced Ritchie Blackmore in Deep Purple during the Seventies. But while this accomplishment alone would guarantee him a small footnote in rock history, he remains revered today for his blazing Stratocaster playing while variety of jazz-fusion and hard rock contexts.
Bolin had recorded two marginally successful albums with the Boulder, Colorado-based band Zephr during the late Sixties and early Seventies, but he first came to public prominence when he appeared on the James Gang's Band and Billy Cobham's Spectrum albums in 1973. These two efforts, released within a few months of each other, couldn't be more different—Bang is rough-and-tumble funky boogie rock while Spectrum is a sophisticated, ambitious jazz-rock fusion effort. What both albums shared was Bolin's razor-sharp, rapid-fire playing.
Here was America's answer to Jeff Beck, John McLaughlin, Jimmy Page and Ritchie Blackmore, all brought together in the persona of a skinny, pouty 22-year-old who looked like a natural-born rock god. Bolin recorded one more album with the James Gang, Miami, before quitting the band in October, 1974. He worked as a session player, recording albums with Dr. John and Alphonse Mouzon, but a few months later he was approached by Deep Purple, who wanted him to replace Ritchie Blackmore, who quit the band in April, 1975.
Bolin's decision to join Deep Purple was bittersweet—the move instantly thrust him into the limelight of celebrity, but he faced the opposition of die-hard Blackmore fans and the challenge of propping up a band that was obviously on its last legs. Bolin recorded only one studio album with Deep Purple. Come Test the Band (1975), before they broke up. He had started work on his first solo album, Teaser (1975), shortly after he joined Deep Purple, and this, along with his follow-up, Private Eyes (1976), are perhaps the best examples of his work. Touring with the Tommy Bolin band as support act for guitar greats like Robin Tower and Jeff Beck, Bolin finally found himself in front of an accepting audience. A triumphant appearance in Miami opening for Beck was, unfortunately, to be his last. Bolin died the following day, December 4, 1976, from an overdose after indulging in a drug binge. Only 25 years old, Bolin wsa buried in his hometown of Sioux City, Iowa. His girlfriend placed on his finger a ring that allegedly had been on Jimi Hendrix's hand when he died.
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Contemporary Native artist, IceBear's Manitouwabi exhibition on until June 1 at the Gallery at the MAC.
May. 11, 2011 8:00 p.m.
Manitouwabi, and exhibition by contemporary Native artist, IceBear, is on display at the Gallery at the MAC until June 1.
Works by contemporary native and wildlife artist IceBear are on display for the Manitouwabi exhibition at the Gallery at the MAC until June 1.
Manitouwabi translates to "Spirit" in the language of the artist's people. The exhibition focuses largely on matters of the spirit in all its forms. IceBear's paintings and sculptures explore the relationship of humans to their world, and their spiritual connection to it.
The collection includes acrylic and giclees with hand-painted details, on canvas in both the upper and lower lobbies.
The exhibition features Return to Eden, a piece that was created specifically for the Florence Biennale in Italy, where he exhibited in 2009.
A member of the Chippewas of Nawash Band of Ontario, which forms part of the Ojibway Nation, IceBear moved to Vancouver Island more than 15 years ago and now has a studio in the Cowichan Valley.
IceBear is well known for the three murals in Sindey, where he used to have his studio. He also created the Four Winds statue situated at Mermaid Wharf in Victoria's Inner Harbour.


What is the Weekly Summary, and how can I personalize it?
Details on how the Weekly Summary (a.k.a. newsletter) works, and how to it set it up to send automatically.
To give teachers a simple, effective, and creative way to organize their classrooms, ClassTag offers one of the biggest time-saving opportunity that a teacher can take advantage of: the Weekly Summary.
The Weekly Summary is an automated parent weekly newsletter with all the upcoming activities every week. It sends a personalized email to each parent to show their week at a glance, including what they have signed up for and what is still available. It is also sent as SMS with a link to view the whole content in the app.
Instead of spending hours on paper notes, you can automate your essential communication with the Weekly Summary. It is designed to replace labor-intensive paper newsletters. You only need to set this up once and the parents will receive a summary of the upcoming classroom activities every week. There is no need to manually create it, ClassTag does this for you.
By enabling the Weekly Summary, you will not have to scurry around informing your parents about the coming week. At the same time, you are also creating a consistent communication system in your classroom.
The Weekly Summary feature of ClassTag helps teachers and parents in many ways. In our recent survey, over 50% of participants mentioned difficulties reaching all parents. It is a struggle engaging with parents when you cannot even reach them. Parent engagement is one factor to ensure a child's success in school. With the weekly newsletter, all parents can be included in the school life. We have heard from countless teacher who reached their most important parent engagement goals by sending weekly summary.
The Weekly Summary can be accessed by going to your classroom and clicking the Weekly Summary tab on the left menu. It is enabled by default.
To truly benefit from the Weekly Summary you have to persistently add upcoming Events to ClassTag. The system can only inform the parents about the activities that are in the system. The Weekly Summary then pulls everything you have scheduled for the week ahead and delivers a clear and concise overview to the parents' inboxes in the form of a newsletter.
Pro Tip: Parents don't have to join ClassTag to receive the Weekly Update actively. They are included in the communication from the moment their email or phone number is added to the Directory. Additionally, parents can modify their mail settings for all automated communications, so that they're never overwhelmed with too many updates.
Even though the Weekly Summary is automated, you have plenty of options to customize it and make it your own. The default day it is sent is on Friday but you can choose what day and time your weekly summary goes out. You can also add a custom message to parents or skip that, knowing that they will still receive an update – without you lifting a finger!
Additionally, you can select the language the Weekly Summary is viewed by the parent.
CAN I CHANGE THE DATE WHEN THE WEEKLY SUMMARY IS SENT?
Log in to your ClassTag account. Click the three horizontal lines on the upper left side and choose the correct class. Go to the Weekly Summary tab found on the left side menu.
On the bottom right side of the page is where you can change the day and time when you want the Weekly Summary sent. Hit 'Save Summary' after.
HOW CAN I ADD A CUSTOM MESSAGE?
On the box provided, add the text you want added to the newsletter. You may change this every week or not. You may also leave this space blank if you do not want to add a custom message.
At this time, there is not a way to adjust font size, to underline the text, or use bold print.
CAN I TURN OFF THE WEEKLY SUMMARY?
Sure, you can. Just log in to your ClassTag account. Click the three horizontal lines on the upper left side and choose the correct class. Go to the weekly summary tab found on the left side menu. Uncheck the box that says "Enable Weekly Summary".
CAN I ADD PHOTOS TO THE WEEKLY SUMMARY?
You can add photos and videos to a Story, Announcement, and Events but, at this time, the Weekly Summary does not yet pull up these files. Rest assured, we have heard your feedback and will look into adding this feature in the future.


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Q: Echo Output on the Same line I am trying get a output printed on a same line using echo command in bash script. Echo Command is given inside a loop, everytime the loop runs, executes a echo command. But normally, echo will take a new line everytime it executes, but I want the output to be on the same line everytime it executes.
This is how my sample small code look:
 #!/bin/bash
loop=1;
while [ $loop -lt 5 ];
do
echo "-"
let loop=loop+1
done

I also tried with -n option of echo command, but I got no output. I replaced the stmt - echo "-" with echo -n "-".
Desired output is:
"-----"
Can some one help me on this

A: You said you tried
echo -n "-"

which should have worked. In fact, I suspect that it did.
The problem may be that you don't have a newline at the very end of your output. With the change to
echo -n "-"

your script should print 5 - characters with no newline. The output may have been clobbered by the shell prompt printed after your script finishes.
As a quick test, try adding
sleep 5

to the end of your script and see if the ----- appears. After 5 seconds, see what happens when your next shell prompt is printed.
Try this:
#!/bin/bash
loop=1;
while [ $loop -lt 5 ]
do
    echo -n "-"
    let loop=loop+1
done
echo ""

The final echo "" prints just a newline.
Some other things to note:
Indentation is important, especially for larger and more complex scripts.  It shows the structure of your code at a glance and makes it much easier to read.
In the code in your question, you have a space in front of the #!/bin/bash.  The #! is recognized only at the very beginning of the line. Without a valid #! line, your script will be executed by /bin/sh, not by /bin/bash. It probably doesn't matter in this case, since you're not using any bash-specific features. It may have been an error introduced when you posted the question, but be sure to check your actual script and remove the space if it's there.
The echo command exists in a number of different versions. It's built into most shells, and also available as a separate executable /bin/echo. The different versions can have subtly different behavior in which options they recognize and the syntax of special characters. Support for the -n option to print a line with no terminating newline is probably almost universal.
The printf command (similar to C's printf() function) also exists in multiple implementations, but its behavior is much more consistent. It's safer to use printf rather than echo if you're doing anything more than printing a simple one-line message. Again, it probably won't matter in this case, but it's a good thing to keep in mind.

A: You should use echo for informational messages only and use printf for everything else, since it is a much more powerful, flexible and reliable tool.  The sequence of statements
printf '-'
printf '-'
printf '-'
printf '-'
printf '-'

actually produce the output -----.

A: Try the following instead of your current echo statement:

echo -e "-/c"

The -e option allows echo to take delimiters, and the /c stops output (in this case the trailing newline that you don't want).

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Was A Massive Cyberattack Just Prevented?
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is dismantling a "large network of hacked routers and storage devices" that could have enabled a "massive cyberattack," according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
There were few details about specific potential targets of such an attack, save for the tie to the Ukraine and fear about hackers going after the power grid. But it's hard to imagine such a large-scale event taking place without impacting eCommerce operators and financial institutions, even if indirectly. Suspicion centered around Russia being behind the planned cyberattack.
An expert quoted by the Wall Street Journal — Craig Williams, a security researcher with Cisco — said the danger comes from software called VPNFilter, which has infected devices in 54 countries. The software works in such a way that users' devices are left "unusable," he said. The malware also can install software that then steals data from the infected device.
The FBI's response to the potential attack came after Cisco, on Wednesday (May 23), said the "hacking campaign … targeted devices from Linksys, MikroTik, NETGEAR, TP-Link and QNAP," according to a report from Reuters.
"Ukraine's SBU state security service responded to the report by saying it showed Russia was readying a large-scale cyberattack ahead of the Champions League soccer final, due to be held in Kiev on Saturday," the report added.
Cyberattacks have become a "fundamental part" of Russian military activity, noted retired Admiral Jim Stavridis, the former supreme allied commander of NATO, at Innovation Project 2017, a program backed by PYMNTS. "Ukraine had portions of their grid taken down in an attack by Russia. We will see more of this," he said.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the "FBI said that the network of hacked computers was created by a group known as APT 28, or Fancy Bear, which has also been linked to the 2016 hacking of the Democratic National Committee." Those hackers have been linked to the Russian government by U.S. officials.
As if this latest hacking threat were not enough, a reminder came this week that future security threats surface not only from state-backed criminals trying to harm a national rival, but also from one of the fastest-growing areas in consumer electronics and eCommerce. Researchers announced that they had found a pair of new ways to exploit weaknesses in both the Amazon Echo and Google Home line of products. Hackers could use those methods to eavesdrop on users and even trick them into giving up sensitive personal data, like payments credentials.


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package org.ihtsdo.otf.security.dto.query.queries;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

import org.ihtsdo.otf.security.UserSecurityHandler;
import org.ihtsdo.otf.security.dto.query.AbstractSecurityQuery;

public class MembersListQueryDTO extends AbstractSecurityQuery {

	private List<String> members;

	public MembersListQueryDTO() {
		super();
	}

	public MembersListQueryDTO(final UserSecurityHandler userSecurityIn) {
		super(userSecurityIn);
	}

	public final List<String> getMembers() {

		if (members == null || members.isEmpty()) {
			if (ush != null) {
				members = ush.getUserSecurityModel().getMembers();
			} else {
				members = new ArrayList<String>();
			}
		}
		Collections.sort(members);
		return members;
	}

	public final void setMembers(final List<String> membersIn) {
		members = membersIn;
	}

	@Override
	public final String toString() {
		StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
		sb.append("Members Num found = ").append(getMembers().size() + "\n");
		for (String member : getMembers()) {
			sb.append(member).append("\n");
		}
		return sb.toString();
	}

}

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LPGA: Lewis 2 shots off lead in Singapore
Published 1:00 pm CST, Saturday, March 7, 2015
Stacy Lewis tees off on the third hole during the third round of the HSBC Women's Championship on Saturday in Singapore.
Photo: Wong Maye-E
SINGAPORE — Inbee Park shot a 4-under 68 to take a two-stroke lead after the third round of the HSBC Women's Champions on Saturday.
Park had four birdies in a bogey-free round at Sentosa Golf Club to sit at 13-under 203, two strokes ahead of top-ranked Lydia Ko and The Woodlands High School graduate Stacy Lewis, who both shot 67.
"I gave myself a lot of opportunities," said Park, who is seeking her 13th LPGA victory. "I didn't make all of them, but I was able to handle myself out there being patient out there and no bogeys is a really great result."
Anna Nordqvist had a 68 and was tied for fourth with Suzann Pettersen and Azahara Munoz, four strokes off the pace.
The 17-year-old Ko is bidding for her seventh career LPGA victory and her third win in as many weeks. She won the Women's Australian Open two weeks ago and the Women's New Zealand Open last week.
"That would be I guess a dream three weeks," Ko said. "But I'm just going to try my best. The girls are playing good golf and it's a tough course. Just one shot can cost you a couple."
Lewis is third in the world rankings behind Ko and Park.
"The final group on a Sunday is where you want to be, so no matter — doesn't matter who is in the group," Lewis said. "This is the position I want to be in tomorrow."
Defending champion Paula Creamer struggled with her game and shot a 74 to be tied for 50th with money list leader Amy Yang, who had four bogeys in a 78.
Michelle Wie fell into a tie for 38th after a round of 74 that included a bogey, a double bogey and a birdie.
Overnight co-leader Carlota Cinganda also had a 74 and is tied for eighth with Shanshan Feng and Jessica Korda.

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Elisa Alban, Registrar..B.A., Claremont McKenna College; MS, University of Maryland Baltimore County.
Rita Bashaw, Director, Oldenborg Center; Assistant Professor of German and Russian. B.A., University of California, Berkeley; M.A., Georgetown University; Ph.D., University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.
Travis Brown, Director, Quantitative Skills Center & Academic Cohorts. B.S., Morehouse College; Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley.
Mary Coffey, Associate Dean of the College; Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literature. B.A. University of Illinois, Chicago; M.A. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Ph.D., Northwestern University.
Kathleen S. Howe, Sarah Rempel and Herbert S. Rempel '23 Director of the Pomona College Museum of Art; Professor of Art History. B.S., Michigan State University; M.A., Ph.D., University of New Mexico.
Lesley Irvine, Athletic Director and Chair of Physical Education; Professor of Physical Education. BSc., Loughborough University, England; M.A., University of Iowa.
Tony Boston, Associate Dean of the College;.B.S. and MEd, Whittier College, Ph.D., A.T. Still University of Health Sciences.
Nicole Desjardins-Gowdy, Director, Study Abroad. B.A., University of Wisconsin, Madison; M.A., SIT Graduate Institute.
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Our Lord taught Blessed Faustina a prayer for mercy that she was to pray unceasingly: The Chaplet of The Divine Mercy. He told her that, if she prayed in this way, her prayers would have great power for the conversion of sinners, for peace for the dying, and even for controlling nature (Diary, 687, 811, 1731, 1791).
We, too, can pray this chaplet, using ordinary rosary beads of five decades. We begin with the Our Father, the Hail Mary and the Apostles Creed.
Holy God, Holy Mighty One, Holy Immortal One, have mercy on us and on the whole world. (Diary, 476).


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German Chancellor Angela Merkel | John MacDougall/AFP via Getty Images
But German chancellor says there is still 'every chance' of a Brexit deal being done.
By	Hans von der Burchard
Updated 9/11/19, 1:55 PM CET
The U.K. will become "an economic competitor on our own doorstep" after Brexit, Angela Merkel said Wednesday, while stressing that she believes a no-deal exit could still be avoided.
The German chancellor's warning during a parliamentary debate comes after several EU countries last week expressed concern that the U.K. could try to boost its economic advantage post Brexit by pursuing a strong deregulation push. France and other countries said they want to impose tariffs on Britain if the country weakens "its commitments to fair competition."
"After the withdrawal of Britain, we will have an economic competitor at our own doorstep, even if we want to keep close economic, foreign and security cooperation and friendly relations," Merkel told MPs.
During Wednesday's debate, she also said she is "firmly convinced" that the EU and U.K. still have "every chance" to resolve Brexit "in an orderly way."
"The German government will work toward making this possible until the very last day," she said, but added: "We are prepared for a disorderly Brexit."
EU's trade pick is no fan of Brexit
Maxime Schlee
Bilateral trade
Germany confirms US car tariff threat over Iran deal
Berlin says move had no influence on decision to trigger dispute resolution mechanism.


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Filmografia

Film
Wrong Turn 4 - La montagna dei folli - Jenna
Your Beautiful Cul de Sac Home - Alyssa (2007)
5ive Girls - Cecilia (2006)
Hurt - Stevie (2003)

Serie Televisive
The Listener - Blaire Donleavy (2012)
Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures - Sienna (2010)
The Best Years - Jessie (2008)
Degrassi: The Next Generation - Trina (2008 - 2009)
11 Cameras - Honey (2006)
Il ritorno dei dinosauri - Girlfriend (2004)
Hai paura del buio? - Julie Hart (2000)
Animorphs - Melissa Chapman (1998 - 1999)
Real Kids, Real Adventures - Shawna (1998)
Piccoli brividi - Hannah Stoneman (1997)

Collegamenti esterni

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Barack Obama Is One Hundred Percent Correct
By Joe Cunningham | May 10, 2017 9:30 AM ET
At a speech in Europe on climate change, Barack Obama took a supposed swipe at Republicans when he made the statement that we as a people get the politicians we deserve.
But, it's not just Republicans that this statement applies to. Watching the Fall of James Comey as it has happened has been a real treat.
We've been able to watch as Democrats, virtually all of whom were on the record as hating James Comey for allegedly costing Hillary Clinton the presidency, lost their damn minds over Donald Trump's firing of the man. We've been able to watch Republicans as they have gone from trashing Comey, to praising him, to dropping him like a hot potato when he gets his facts wrong.
And, of course, we've watched Donald Trump muck up the whole situation with one extraordinary firing. As expected, he's taken to Twitter this morning to clear his name of any wrongdoing.
All of us, as American citizens, have gotten the politicians we deserve. Case in point? Mike Huckabee.
Huckabee: Totally Normal For Politicians to 'Say Stuff in Campaigns They Know They Can't Hold Up' https://t.co/Khfs2D7rmW (VIDEO) pic.twitter.com/NosudfiKDU
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) May 9, 2017
When Hemmer asked if Trump's statement can be disputed "in a legal sense," Huckabee responded "if people were going to be adjudicated of everything they said on the campaign, nobody could hold office. People say stuff in campaigns that they know they can't hold up to. That's nonsense."
Huckabee went on to say that there are plenty of politicians who say things as candidates, just to find out that not every promise or statement is so practical once they get into office.
What if – now, follow me on this – but what if that's the reason the American public has so little confidence in Congress? What if that's the reason Donald Trump's approval rating is so low? My God, what if this explains why the country is in the mess it's in right now?
And yet, my dear friends, we keep electing people like this to office. Why? Usually it's because they bring money back home, or the person who runs against them is somehow worse (or, at the very least, a whole lot dumber). We are constantly re-electing the best we can get, without going out and finding decent people to hold office.
Then again, decent people don't want to hold office, because of what it does to you. Power can and does corrupt, and who wants the pressure of dealing with voters – the very same voters who gave us the options of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in the first place?
So, yes, Barack Obama was absolutely correct when he said we get the politicians we deserve. In 2008, we elected as president a man who said "HOPE AND CHANGE" and was black and wasn't a Republican. That was why he got elected. His signature achievement caused millions to lose their insurance and for millions more to pay exponentially higher insurance.
He also worked his ass off to increase the partisan divide in this country, taking swipes at Republicans and even publicly going after the Supreme Court during a State of the Union address!
The Republican Party's response? Nominate Donald Trump, whose legacy thus far has been a flat-out refusal to repeal Obamacare, sign some executive orders, and fire a guy in charge of an agency investigating his election.
In the meantime, Democrats and Republicans have filled Congress with petulant children who throw tantrums rather than fix problems.
We keep electing these people, so yes, we deserve what we've gotten.
Joe Cunningham is a Senior Editor at RedState, as well as a teacher, coach, radio host, and barbecue enthusiast. Based among the Cajuns of south Louisiana, he has been an advocate for school choice and better governance. Also, better basketball referees, but that is a rant for another day.
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Robert Rihmeek Williams
Some Interesting Facts About Meek Mill
Popular American hip-hop recording artist Robert Rihmeek Williams, better known as Meek Mill has become the richest and popular musician after starting on his musical journey through rap battles.
In the rap battle groups around America, his rap group 'The Bloodhoundz' became a rage, and thanks to his rap group, Meek gained quite a reputation in the early stages of his career. The first big break for Mill came in 2008 when the Atlanta-based rapper T.I. signed a contract for his very first recording.
In order to pursue the right workplace and artistic freedom, Meek made many changes from label to label in his career. He went on to the Maybach Music Group of Rick Ross, the label that later released the debut studio album named 'Dreams and Nightmares' from Mill, which ideally revealed the powerhouse of talent that Meek was. Via his own label, 'Dream Chasers Records,' he started on the music industry and today, through it, he supports new talent.
Born on the 6th of May 1987 Meek Mill is currently 35 years old. He is quite tall with a height of 5 feet 8 inches and weighs around 70 kg approximately. He has a toned and muscular body figure with the measurement of 40-36-37, his biceps measure 13 inches and he wears number 6 in the shoe size. Mill has black colored eyes and the color of his hair is black as well.
Although he started with local rap battles Meek Mill soon rose to popularity and started releasing his mixtapes which were well received by the audience. Mill has earned most of his wealth through his work as a rapper and songwriter and now has started his own record label as well. The total net worth estimated for Meek Mill is $14 million US dollars as of now.
A native of Pennsylvania Meek Mill was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Meek is the son of Kathy Williams, his mother, and grew up with his sister Nasheema Williams. Mill has studied at his local High school but did not attend any college.
Nickname Meek Mill
Birth Place Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Date Of Birth 6th May 1987
Home Town Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Mothers Name Kathy Williams
Kathy Williams
Brothers None
Sister Nasheema Williams (Older Sister)
Meek Mills had made his actual experience with rap battles very famous and he caught the eyeballs of the music industry's many prominent names. After Meek moved beyond the hearings and allegations, to taste his very first widespread commercial success, he published 'Flamers 2.5: The Demo' and 'Flamers 3: The Wait is Over.'
Meek released his seventh mixtape in 2010, entitled 'Mr. California's on so many occasions, it was mentioned as very personal to him. His 'Dreamchasers' three-volume mixtape series became a talk around the community and the next one of the 'Dreamchasers Vol. 2' was the most downloaded mixtape of all time.
Meek was extremely optimistic about his second studio album, but things went sore when he was incarcerated due to a breach of parole, and that postponed the publication. In 2015, he went on to release the album titled 'Dreams Worth More than Gold' and it sold 246,000 copies in the first week of its release alone.
Talking about his dating life, Meek Mill has dated many celebrities and was in a relationship with Nicki Minaj for a year.
Girlfriend Fahimah Raheem (2006-2012),
Jai Nice (2013-2014),
Meek Mill with his ex-girlfriend Jai
Briona Mae (2014),
Meek Mill with his ex-girlfriend Briona
Nicki Minaj (2015-2016)
Meek Mill with his ex-girlfriend Nicki
Wife None
Here we provide you a list of Meek Mill's favorite things.
Favorite Actors Sukollawat Kanarot
Favorite Actress Megan Fox
Favorite Colour White
Favorite Holiday Destinations Switzerland
Favorite Food Continental Food
Favorite Things To Do Playing Polo and Fishing
At the age of 18, he was arrested for possessing a weapon and violently assaulting the officers.
In May 2013, due to repeated breaches of regulations, he was ordered by a court judge to take etiquette courses.
He served in prison from July 11, 2014, to December 2, 2014, due to multiple offenses he committed and not adhering to court judges.
Drake's Summer Sixteen track, released on January 30, 2016, was directed in a rude way at Meek.
Meek's father was killed during a burglary attempt when Meek was just 5.
Meek was raised in poverty. In addition to doing numerous other tasks, his mom used to rob items from stores and then sell them to raise money.
As a teenager, he and three other friends formed a rap band named The Bloodhounds.
In October 2012, he launched his own record label, Dream Chasers Records.


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Tibetan Parliament Speaker welcomes US Congressman Ted Yoho's sponsored resolution on Tibet
Dharamshala: Speaker Pema Jungney on behalf of Tibetans in and outside Tibet and the 16th Tibetan Parliament in Exile extended his heartiest gratitude to Congressman Ted Yoho for sponsoring the resolution titled "H. Res. 697: – Affirming the significance of' the advocacy for genuine autonomy for Tibetans in the People's Republic of China and the work His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama has done to promote global peace, harmony, and understanding."
Expressing gratitude to the Congressman, the Speaker wrote, "I am very pleased to learn the unanimous passage of the Resolution in the US House of Representatives. It is with profound gratitude and joy that I am writing to you to express how delighted and grateful we are with this great news."
"I would also like to offer my sincerest gratitude to our longtime friends and supporters Representative Jim McGovern, Michael McCaul and Chris Smith who along with you introduced and recommended this Resolution in the House last year."
"We are grateful for all the Acts and Resolutions introduced in the House to support our political cause. This proves that the Unites States of America stands with Truth, Justice and Humanity – the core principles of a civilized society. The Resolution states that the House of Representatives:
(1) Recognizes the cultural and religious significance of a genuinely autonomous Tibet and the deep bond between the American and Tibetan people;
(2) Commends the 14th Dalai Lama for his commitment to global peace and nonviolence; and
(3) Determines that it would be beneficial to convene a bipartisan, bicameral forum, either through a Joint Meeting of Congress, a teleconference broadcast in the Auditorium at the Capitol Visitor Center, or roundtable, between Members of Congress and His Holiness the Dalai Lama to discuss peaceful solutions to international conflicts."
"All the aforementioned statements in the Resolution are very significant and thus proves that you are very much aware of the truth and stands by it. The contributions made by His Holiness the Great 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet to the global peace, harmony and understanding are certainly innumerable. We are grateful to you for recognizing and acknowledging the commitments of His Holiness the Great 14th Dalai Lama for the betterment of this world. We Tibetans are deeply indebted to the government and people of the United States of America for the steadfast support and kindness. We appeal you to continue your support till our cause is resolved. Your support will make a huge difference in garnering international support in other parliaments of the world."
"Once again I would like to thank you on behalf of the 16th Tibetan Parliament in exile. My prayers & good wishes are with you in your future endeavours," concluded the Speaker.


BIO-key's fingerprint identification system has been selected by Radiant Systems for integration into its biometrically enabled Point of Sale (POS) terminals. With the BIO-key fingerprint biometric solution integrated into the POS terminal, ID cards and passwords are replaced with the touch of an employee's or customer's finger to positively establish their identity to the POS system. Radiant awarded the contract to BIO-key's VST™ software because of its speed, accuracy and convenience to their customers.
WALL, N.J., — BIO-key International, Inc., a leader in finger-based biometric identification and wireless public safety solutions, and Radiant Systems, Inc., a leading supplier of innovative technology to the hospitality and retail industries, announced today that Radiant has selected BIO-key's fingerprint identification technology for integration into its biometrically enabled Point of Sale (POS) terminals.
Radiant Systems, as part of its mission to provide the retail market with superior products and solutions, was a first mover in the introduction of biometrically enabled POS systems in 2005. After two years of market experience, Radiant recognized the need to upgrade their biometric software platform to accommodate larger customers with greater accuracy while allowing for device independence among their many applications and form factors.
With the BIO-key fingerprint biometric solution integrated into the POS terminal, identification cards and passwords are replaced with the simple touch of an employee's or customer's finger to positively establish their identity to the POS system. In addition to being more convenient, the BIO-key solution eliminates the possibility of sharing passwords or identity cards, and assures that manager overrides are properly authenticated.
Radiant Systems, Inc. (http://www.radiantsystems.com) is a global leader in providing innovative technology to the hospitality and retail industries. Offering unmatched reliability and ease of use, Radiant's hardware and software solutions are deployed in more than 85,000 restaurants, retail stores, cinemas, convenience stores, fuel centers, and other customer-service venues across more than 100 countries. Radiant serves the needs of its customers through the dedication of more than 1,100 employees, 325 certified sales and service partners, and 1,800 field service representatives around the world. Founded in 1985, the company is headquartered in Atlanta with regional offices throughout the United States as well as in Europe, Asia and Australia.


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Era docente di storia al Buffalo State College di Buffalo, nonché membro importante del Ludwig von Mises Institute. Raico è stato allievo di Ludwig von Mises e imparò il tedesco grazie all'appoggio dello stesso Mises. Successivamente fu il primo a tradurre in inglese Liberalismus di Mises.

Raico è stato, insieme a Ronald Hamowy, editore de New Individualist Review. Il primo articolo della prima edizione si intitolava "Capitalism and Freedom" e fin dall'inizio venne pubblicizzato in ambiente accademico da importanti personaggi, come Milton Friedman e Friedrich von Hayek. Tra il 1961 e il 1968 vennero pubblicati oltre settanta saggi, scritti anche da importanti economisti e filosofi politici, quali Russell Kirk, William F. Buckley, Jr., Ludwig von Mises e Murray N. Rothbard.

Raico è stato anche cofondatore del Circle Bastiat.

Nel 1999 scrisse Die Partei der Freiheit: Studien zur Geschichte des deutschen Liberalismus, un'opera dove discute della tradizione liberale in Germania.

Nel 2000 gli venne consegnato dal Mises Institute il "Gary G. Schlarbaum Prize for Lifetime Achievement in the Cause of Liberty".

Nel 2006 Raico è diventato membro della Property and Freedom Society, società creata su idea di Hans-Hermann Hoppe.

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Voci correlate
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 Storia

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In India the barber shop is on the street. Walking through any city you can have your hair cut everywhere.
The scissors generally used are the tradional Indian barber scissors. Probably the most valued possesion of the barber. And as with much Bensenhaver items, you have to get used to the scissors and more important:. it has to get used to you. However once done, you and the scissors will keep your hair in tiptop shape!


Unprocessed field note material exists for this structure (FN-3).
Significance: Constructed during 1940-1941, Indiana Army Ammunition Plant was the first single-base smokersless-powder plant authorized under the National Defense Program, and it served as a planning model for similar installations. In 1941-1942, the installation was expanded with a bag-manufacturing-and lading plant.


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'It's Infuriating': Critics Say Border Wall Still Going Up When They Can't Protest
Texas Public Radio | By Reynaldo Leaños Jr.
Published May 1, 2020 at 4:46 PM CDT
For five generations Nayda Alvarez's family has owned property along the Rio Grande near Rio Grande City, Texas. Alvarez says that if the border wall were built as laid out in preliminary maps, her house would end up about a yard away from it. This could mean that her house would have to be demolished in order to leave the 150-foot enforcement zone clear for surveillance.
Nayda Alvarez and her family were hunkered down in their South Texas home a couple weeks ago when her dad saw a caravan of vehicles coming their way.
Alvarez suspected they were government workers but didn't want to get close enough to find out, so she took a photo and sent it to her attorneys. Turns out, they were government surveyors collecting data for upcoming border wall construction.
"They were in there with several big trucks, some sort of machinery," Alvarez said. "I felt insecure knowing that there were people next to us. I don't know who these people are, where they've been or what they have."
While much of the country has been on lockdown because of the coronavirus, construction of President Trump's border wall has continued.
Democrats on Capitol Hill have called for a full-stop on construction. But the administration has accelerated some efforts to build the wall, and Trump is using the pandemic to justify his push for it.
Since the pandemic began in the U.S., federal officials have moved to speed up construction of 200 miles of border wall by waiving federal regulations. And they are still filing lawsuits in south Texas to seize private land for the wall.
Customs and Border Protection said in a statement that the pandemic shows it's important to, "have full awareness of who and what is coming across our borders."
And the Army Corps of Engineers said construction workers are told to comply with guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as well as state and local authorities.
But Laiken Jordahl, with the , is documenting the wall's impact on border communities and says residents are worried about a "massive influx" of workers that have come from across the country.
"They're crowding into hotels and grocery stores, exposing residents to increase risk of infection," he said.
Jordahl doesn't think it's a coincidence that residents say they are seeing more border wall activity going on now — at a time when they can't stage protests.
"It's infuriating to see wall construction ramp up, actually be accelerated, when the people who are fighting wall construction are now required to do that from the confines of their living rooms," Jordahl said.
Ricky Garza is with the , which represents landowners, like Alvarez, who are fighting in court to stop the federal government from taking their land. The Alvarez family has owned eight acres along the Rio Grande for generations.
Garza said the coronavirus pandemic has made it hard to meet with clients and thinks that's why the government has filed more cases lately.
"We saw 13 new cases filed in March, which was a record and which was the most we had ever seen," said Garza, adding that eight more cases have been filed since then. "I was pretty shocked when I first saw the curve of cases, it looks like the coronavirus infection chart."
CBP said the process hasn't changed because of COVID-19. If there is any increase in activity, officials say, that's because project planning has progressed.
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When Grand Princess emerged from Fincantieri Monfalcone Shipyard in Italy in May 1998, she launched Princess Cruises' Grand Class of cruising, weighing in as the largest passenger liner ever to be built.
At 109,000 tons and with capacity to carry 2,600 passengers, she made her debut on May 26 with a 12-night cruise from Istanbul to Barcelona.
The addition of two more Grand Class ships - Golden Princess and Star Princess - in fairly quick succession positioned Princess Cruises as one of the leading Caribbean cruise operators and increased its overall capacity by 50 per cent.
The $400 million ship, which underwent Princess Cruises largest drydock makeover in the line's history in April 2011, includes three state-of-the-art show lounges - she was the first cruise ship to do so - each offering passengers a different option for after-dinner entertainment.
She also features three main dining rooms, an entire deck dedicated to suites and 750 cabins have their own private balconies.
Following the ship's most recent transformation, passengers now find a completely new Piazza atrium, several new eateries - including Alfredo's Pizzeria and the Crown Grill - and the line's first specialty tea lounge called Leaves.
Also included in the renovation are seven new window suites, remodelled casino, boutiques and art gallery, enhancements to the Horizon Court, Lotus Spa, and wedding chapel, and the addition of Crooner's Martini Lounge and the new nightclub, The One5.


This scent works to remove all kinds of bad odors that remain and fester inside homes. This fragrance combines the scents of bergamot, Apple cinnamon and vanilla. It provides a usage time of around 80 hours. The fragrance is delicate and doesn't overpower your olfactory senses.
A delicious sweet perfume with fruits accents and highlighted by the sweet cinnamon, honey and vanilla. New Orleans, the sweetness at it's pure form, an overwhelming fragrance.


It was in a diner in New York City's West Village that the Discovery Channel's first true-crime, real-time reality series Killing Fields took form. Actually, it was multiple diners, and the people sitting across the table from each other were an Emmy-winning writer of Homicide: Life on the Street and an executive producer of Bravo's The Real Housewives of New Jersey.
"Tom and I sat in so many diners in the West Village talking about this show," Lucilla D'Agostino told me. She's talking about Tom Fontana, who also created 1997's Oz and personally "kicked the door open" for the last 15+ years of prestige drama, as critic Alan Sepinwall writes in his terrific new book.
The Discovery Channel series is itself kicking a door open at Discovery, for a narrative, true-crime series—never mind one that focuses more on character and place than plot, and also stays true to reality.
"We just realized we'd stumbled onto a really special case and an incredibly talented and dedicated group of officers like we'd never met before," D'Agostino said. They pitched the show to Discovery, which, under the leadership of its new president, was looking for Discovery to again have shows about crime and forensic science.
While the series is about a murder investigation, a re-opened cold case, the first two episodes have been largely focused on atmosphere. It feels more like True Detective than the type of reality series Discovery has aired in recent years, and is significantly more subdued than the network's most prestigious series, Deadliest Catch.
That was something Fontana pushed for. "When I first wanted to do the show, I actually sat down initially just with Tom to go over the idea. He walked me through some of his ideas about look" and other attributes of Killing Fields' aesthetic.
D'Agostino said that Fontana told her, "You have great characters here and when you have great characters, you have to just let them be great characters." Those great characters are detective Aubrey St. Angelo and especially retired detective Rodie Sanchez, whose sentences and manner of speech sound like they came from a screenwriter. But it's all him.
There's a reason the burning sugar cane field scene feels like it came from a film: it was one of the show's scenes that was arranged by producers, D'Agostino told me. The idea, though, came from the show's two primary cast members.
That downtime, however, is the exception in the production of Killing Fields, though. Both filming and post-production can be quite frenetic.
Although production began last August, when I talked to D'Agostino last week, she said they were still working on the episode that airs tonight. She and her team, who can stay in the office until 4 a.m., expected to finish it Thursday, five days before air—incredibly rare for a cable reality series. "We're basically crashing to air—it's like the equivalent of making network news," she said.
Tonight's episode, which airs at 10 p.m. ET, is the third of just six planned episodes, so the show will be halfway through the season. Unlike HBO's The Jinx and Netflix's Making a Murderer, the producers haven't had years to shape the story and develop a narrative arc.
So what happens if they get to episode six and haven't solved the crime? Will there be a satisfying conclusion for the audience?
And while the detectives are committed to solving the summer 1997 murder of Eugenie Boisfontaine, Killing Fields is about more.
The case is still developing: When the detectives and Levinson appeared at TCA on Jan. 7, two days after the show's premiere, Aubrey St. Angelo received a tip that morning and was eager to return to Louisiana to continue the investigation.
The series will follow St. Angelo and Sanchez wherever they, and the case, may take them.


Another wildly uneven pulp writer. Some Stanton Coblentz stories are exciting, but some are so conventional that they seem to be written entirely from a bag of cliches with a very limited "action" tool set. This story is a competent and rare (but ultimately unfulfilling) adventure set among the lavender-tinted towers of future Southern California. The opening line is promising: "La-Glo stood on the third parapet of the Balcony of the Sun, and looked out over the Amethyst City", but it gets too colorful too soon. Too many mixed colors for my liking.


Address: Plot 16 Ring Road, Luzira Industrial Park after Quality Chemicals' building just below the Luzira Women's Prison. Kampala, Uganda.
Producers, processors & manufacturers of quality timber products in Uganda.
Master Wood Investments is a Ugandan registered company whose directors have been in the timber industry for more than thirty years as producers, processors and manufacturers of timber.
It's run by a competent, experienced and well motivated team of skilled manpower and professional managers.
The company's success is a result of a combination of the directors' accumulated knowledge on the various characteristics of individual species of timber and a well motivated skilled manpower.
Master Wood has in a short time managed to build a wide clientele base.
Notable Clients: Bank of Uganda, Standard Chartered Bank, Golf Course Hotel, Ntinda Shopping Centre, Aponye Hotel, JBK Hotel, Guvnor Uganda a state of the art music club, we are also a household name among discerning private developers who are conscious of High Quality wood finish.
The company employs modern state of the art machines imported from Italy, Germany and China, namely; Radial cross cutting machines, surface planers, thicknessers, mortisers, spindle moulders, industrial belt sanders, computerized thicknessing sander, orbital sander, band saws, industrial spraying machines, hydraulic door press machines and the center machine (the only one in Uganda) and an assorted range of hand tools.
Master Wood Investments Limited commits itself to provision of high quality products. Relying on the accumulated experience, only quality timber is purchased. The timber is initially stabilized by open air seasoning with spacers in between boards but later put in our ultra-modern Copcal Timber Drying Kilns imported from Italy. A digital Hammer Moisture Meter is always at hand to ensure that only timber that has reached the optimum moisture level is used.
Using properly dried timber is key to production of high quality timber products that will not warp or open up and this can only be attained by using computerized timber driers.
Whereas all kinds of timber products can be produced, we mainly specialize in house fittings, i.e. Door Frames, Door Shutters and Kitchen Units, Floor Parquets, Floor Strips and Ceiling T and G.
Visit the Showroom to see our products.
Plot 16 Ring Road, Luzira Industrial Park after Quality Chemicals' building, below the Luzira Women's Prison. Kampala.


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Proenza Schouler debuts its affordable PSWL line
Proenza for less? Sign us up
By Chrissy Rutherford November 8th, 2017
Proenza Schouler fans get excited — starting today, one of our favourite New York brands has today launched a lower-priced line, Proenza Schouler White Label, or PSWL as it will be called. This extension will expand upon the brand's highly coveted tees, sweatshirts, denim and light outerwear.
"It has always been a goal of ours to fully develop a well-rounded and balanced collection that mixes the high-end with the everyday in a way that speaks to both many of our personal friends, and to the designer customer we've developed over the years. A more casual lifestyle has always been true to who we are as individuals, and true of many women in our lives, " designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez said in an official statement. And to help launch this new chapter, the duo tapped their close friend and loyal fan, Chloe Sevigny to model some of PSWL's key pieces.
The line will range in price from Rs 12,675 to Rs 77,680 and is available starting today on proenzaschouler.com.
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To preserve and protect
Species on the Precinct
Just a few of the species
Maleny and District Green Hills Fund Notice of 2022 Annual General Meeting
The 2022 Maleny District Green Hills Fund Annual General Meeting will be held on Saturday Oct 15th, 10am at Lake Baroon Catchment Care offices (455 North Maleny Rd, Qld 4552.)
Nominations for Directors close 10.00am Saturday, 1st October 2022. Nominations are to be sent to the Secretary at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or dropped at the offices of LBCCG .
Proxy forms are to be received at our registered office, 455 North Maleny Road, Maleny Qld, 4552 by 10.00am, Saturday 8th October.
All forms are available at the registered office and by emailing the Secretary - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..au.
Our Road Map to the Future
Here is our vision:
"That Green Hills, in conjunction with others, identifies current and potential wildlife corridors and habitats in Division 5 with a view to rehabilitating these and promulgating related information to the wider community."
Les Hall Award
A secondary school student who has worked tirelessly to make her school a more environmentally-friendly place has been awarded the inaugural Les Hall Conservationist Award 2020.
Dr Les Hall
Dr Les Hall, OAM
This is a tribute to a man who inspired thousands, lived his life to the full right to the end and left behind a legacy that inspires and excites.
Dr Les Hall OAM passed away in early February 2019 Dr Hall was awarded an AM in the Order of Australia in the 2017 Queen's Birthday List 'for significant service to veterinary science as a specialist in the area of bat biology, and as an academic, researcher and mentor'.
Below you will find some wonderful reminders of who this man was.
Dr Les Hall and Steve Parrish.
A public talk on flying foxes by Les Hall is available on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuPiYqS3WZA
For bat lovers, Les was a guiding light and mentor over the years, effortlessly educating the masses on the weird and wonderful features of bats.
Les was at the forefront of bat research, having studied them for over 40 years. He was a consultant for the orchard grower association complaints against flying foxes in the 70's, was involved in early Hendra virus detection and research, worked in the Division of Wildlife Research for the CSIRO, was an animal welfare advisor on dispersal programs around the country and developed novel techniques for management, such as the canopy-mounted sprinkler system currently used by Sunshine Coast Council. Although his passion for conservation was mainly focused in Australia, and his local community in Maleny, he also spread his knowledge internationally. He was a member of the IUCN Chiropteran Specialist Group, an advisor for Bat Conservation International and trained many budding zoologists in Borneo. Right to the end, Les was still involved in bat research, as one of the advisors to the Australasian Bat Society Flying Fox Expert Group.
He was also a very talented artist and author, illustrating many Australian animal field guides, producing several books and providing illustrations and information in The Magic of Mary Cairncross for his favourite Sunshine Coast location. He was a great educator, lecturing human and veterinary anatomy and conservation biology at the University of Queensland for 26 years.
Les Hall was a true gentleman of conservation and the original bat superhero long before the man in the black cape came along. His passing is a monumental loss for flying-fox conservation, education and management, and I do not think it is an overstatement to say that his passing is a greater loss to flying-fox conservation than any heat event could ever be. He will be greatly missed but his legacy will be continued through the research and work of flying-fox experts across the country. Dr Les Hall was a truly exceptional man whose contribution to conservation will forever be appreciated.
[Source: https://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/Environment/Education-Resources-and-Events/Environment-Resources-and-Publications/Native-Animals/Flying-Foxes/Flying-fox-community-news-April-2019 -- 31 October 2019 update]
Read more: Dr Les Hall
Threatened species on the Precinct
A fascinating gallery of the flora and fauna on our precinct.
Find it here.
Bushcare Sunday November 17
Join us at 8.30 this coming Sunday at Porters Lane, Maleny. Some edge planting, maintenance - and morning tea!
WHERE: Porters Lane
WHEN: 8.30 am Sunday 17th November
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Q: Igraph package R issue with layout_on_grid I'm trying to plot a graph with layout_on_grid and receiving the message

Warning message: In if (axes) { :   the condition has length > 1 and
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It not only gives the warning, but don't apply the expected layout.
It does not seem to be an issue from the graph itself
library(igraph)

rG <- erdos.renyi.game(25,0.2)
plot(rG)

as we can see
but with the layout, the warning.
plot(rG, layout_on_grid(rG, dim=2))

I have tested with directed and undirected edges and with edges with null or positive weights.
and the layout works here
el <- matrix(nc=3, byrow=TRUE,
             c(1,2,0, 1,3,2, 1,4,1, 2,3,0, 2,5,5, 2,6,2, 5,2,1, 3,4,1,
               3,7,1, 4,3,0, 4,7,2, 5,6,2, 5,8,8, 6,3,2, 6,7,1, 6,9,1,
               6,4,3, 8,6,1, 8,9,1, 7,10,4) )
g <- add_edges(make_empty_graph(10), t(el[,1:2]), weight=el[,3])
plot(g)

plot(g, layout=layout_on_grid(g, width = 4))

Any ideas I could be doing wrong here?

A: The 2nd argument of plot.igraph is axes. You were effectively giving it a matrix, where it wants a logical TRUE/FALSE value. So it used the first value of the matrix, coerced it to a boolean value and threw out a warning.
After adding the layout argument it will work as expected:
plot(rG, layout=layout_on_grid(rG, dim=2))


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We've know this for more than 10 years. It's in the DNA of Slaak, and our mother company was founded on this insight in 2001. But it's not common to find an article arguing for this. And John Maeda has written a good and short opinion piece well worth reading.
It might be time for you to start thinking about how to change yourself into a business artist, marketing artist or whatever your profession is.
If Design's No Longer the Killer Differentiator, What Is? | Wired Opinion | Wired.com.


Most of the French media call on Catalan and Spanish leaders to work out a compromise.
French coverage of the Catalan independence referendum has something of the left-right split we saw in Germany, but most of the media are united in calling on Catalan and Spanish leaders to meet each other in the middle.
Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy could have learned something from his former British counterpart, David Cameron, who allowed the Scots to vote on independence and persuaded them to stay in the United Kingdom.
Rajoy should follow this example while convincing a majority of Catalans that their European future remains in Spain.
Libération has been mildly pro-Catalan in its reporting. Several stories in the last few days, like this one by François Musseau, have argued that Spanish police actions only embolden the separatists.
On the one hand, there are the "we", a people who are hard-working, progressive, honest, republican and European. On the other hand, "they", the backward Iberians, lazy and corrupt, attached to a monarchy tainted by scandal and perpetually lagging behind the rest of Europe.
Center-right publications have been more critical.
Le Figaro has lambasted the way in which the Catalans rushed their independence law through parliament, called separatist leaders "extremists" and argued that Spain has been generous in the past.
The business daily Les Échos lists the risks of Catalan secession, including banks leaving the region, exports being taxed and a newly-independent government defaulting on its debts.
François Clemenceau writes in Le Journal du Dimanche that while a referendum would respect the Catalans' right to self-determination, it could also open the floodgates to other separatist crises, for example in Corsica.
There is a way out of this puzzle. It is called decentralization. In Spain, much has been done since Franco, but perhaps not enough.
Sarah Halifa-Legrand warns in L'Obs magazine that the longer the crisis drags on, the more difficult it will be to find a solution that keeps Catalonia in Spain. Young people are more separatist than their elders.
Too many Catalans support self-determination for this movement to disappear overnight.
The weekly Le Point reports that Catalonia's independence bid from Spain has inspired copycats in Northern Catalonia, a region of France.
Separatists, autonomists, départementalistes and regionalists — one can find everything in the new "Catalan" gallery!


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Please see our Youth Director, Michael Walton during Sunday service or email DunnsCCTeenTeam@gmail.com for additional details.
The high school members of our Teen Team have begun a community collaborative program with students and student leaders from Juanita Sanchez High School in Providence. The group's initial meeting has taken place at DCCCP. Please keep this group in your thoughts and look out for upcoming projects and initiatives!
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition Review
Time: Mar. 18, 2020 From:
The Elder Scrolls series is one of the most popular Western RPG. It was developed by Bethesda Softworks
and while the series originally maintained its popularity on PC, it wasn't until The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
was released for the Xbox 360 that it started to gain more traction among the console crowd.
In case you aren't familiar with the series history, it is an action RPG that allows the user to utilize either a
third person or first person perspective, while the default camera is usually set in first person. The series is
well known for creating dense open worlds that are full of secrets while the main complaint against it is
usually regarding its combat, which can feel clunky at times.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition is the remastered verison of the original Skyrim that took the
world with storm on the Xbox 360, PC and PS3 back in 2011. The game won numerous game of the year
awards and was the highest rated game in the series. It is no surprise that Bethesda Softworks has decided
to release a remastered version of this cult classic for the PS4, Xbox One and PC.
So what's exactly remastered for this new version. For starters, the whole visuals have been overhauled
to fit more with the modern standards. Textures have been upgraded while character models have received
an improvement over the original.Particle and environment effects have been retouched to make the art
style more subtle. This results in a much cleaner looking image quality for the game, especially on the
PS4 and Xbox One.
If you have played Skyrim on the original Xbox 360 or PS3, you will immediately notice the huge jump in
visual fidelity going from the 720p resolution to native 1080p on the current generation consoles. There
are even additional enhancement for the PS4 Pro verison of the game. As we have covered in this article,
the image quality and some aspects of the visuals have been improved for the PS4 Pro.
Aside from the improvement to the visuals, the fabled PC mods have also made their way to the consoles
for the first time. This means that depending on their requirements, some of the PC mods can be easily used
on the PS4 and Xbox One. There is a caveat here for the PS4 users, as the limit for mod size is just 1 GB on
the PS4 compared to the rather larger 5 GB on the Xbox One. This means that if you want to get the better
mod support, you can safely go with the Xbox One version.
Coming back to the actual game, it is clear right from the start that Skyrim has not aged well with time.
Despite the attempts to improve and polish the visuals, the game's basic combat and gameplay feels
rusty, perhaps for simply being a relic of time. It might have worked when the game was originally released
back in 2011, but it appears rather dated and awkward in 2016. The NPCs don't have much of a hit
reaction when it comes to the combat, leading to some frustrating encounters throughout the game.
Despite the awful combat, the game still shines in its exploration aspect. The improved visuals help bring
some of the lost beauty of the world to life on screen. It is a joy to explore the world of Skyrim, and end
up discovering secrets that are buried in the world map. The freedom on offer here is unlike many other
open world games, and it was an inspiration for countless others.
While the game seems like a nice improvement over the original, it is unfortunate to see that there are still
some technical issues that still haven't been ironed out. There have been reports of the game crashing after
installing the update 1.03 (latest), which can hopefully be patched quickly by Bethesda Softworks. While the
frame rate appears to mostly run at solid 30 fps on the PS4 and Xbox One, there have been reports suggesting
that it manages to drop on the PS4 Pro when the game runs at native 4K resolution.
It is rather unfortunate that despite having such an exceptionally crafted world, the combat manages to
diminish its impact. Depending on what type of gameplay you prefer, you can either be a magic user, archer
or simply go for close quarters combat. This is the beauty of Skyrim that still remains in this new Remaster,
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import paho.mqtt.client
import json
from influxdb import InfluxDBClient
from datetime import datetime
import argparse
import time

import logger

MQTT_IP='127.0.0.1'
MQTT_PORT=1883
MQTT_TIMEOUT=60
INFLUX_IP='127.0.0.1'
INFLUX_PORT=8086
INFLUX_DB='mydb'

class RouterDbLogger(object):
    '''
    Test class to log sensor data received via MQTT to a simple database
    '''

    def __init__(self, args):

	self.field_types = {
	    'sys_uptime': int,
	    'us_atten': float,
            'update_time': int,
            'ds_speed': int,
            'ds_atten': float,
            'wan_boot_time': int,
            'ds_margin': float,
            'us_margin': float,
            'wan_uptime': int,
            'sys_boot_time': int,
            'us_speed': int,
        }

        # Get the logger instance
        self.logger = logger.get_logger()
        self.logger.info("Router database logger starting up")

        # Connect to the database
        self.logger.info("Connecting to influxDB database %s at host %s port %d",
            args.influx_db, args.influx_ip, args.influx_port)
        self.influx_client = InfluxDBClient(host=args.influx_ip, port=args.influx_port,
            database=args.influx_db)

        # Create an MQTT client instance, register connect and message callbacks and connect
        self.mqtt_client = paho.mqtt.client.Client()
        self.mqtt_client.on_connect = self.on_connect
        self.mqtt_client.on_message = self.on_message

        self.logger.info('Connecting to MQTT server at address %s:%d', args.mqtt_ip, args.mqtt_port)
        self.mqtt_client.connect(args.mqtt_ip, args.mqtt_port, args.mqtt_timeout)

    def run(self):

        # Run the MQTT client event loop
        self.mqtt_client.loop_forever()

    def on_connect(self, client, userdata, flags, rc):
        '''
        Callback for when the client receives a CONNACK response from the server.
        '''
        self.logger.info('MQTT client connected with result code %d', rc)

        # Subscribing in on_connect() means that if we lose the connection and
        # reconnect then subscriptions will be renewed.
        client.subscribe('router/stats')

    def on_message(self, client, userdata, msg):
        '''
        Callback for when a PUBLISH message is received from the server.
        '''
        self.logger.debug('Got message: %s %s', msg.topic, msg.payload)

        router_stats = json.loads(msg.payload)

	data_points = [
            {
                'measurement': 'router',
                'fields': {}
            }
        ]

        for field, val in router_stats.iteritems():

	    if field in self.field_types:
		val = self.field_types[field](val)

            self.logger.debug("Router stats field {} value {} type {}".format(
                field, val, type(val)
            ))
            data_points[0]['fields'][field] = val

        self.logger.debug("Doing update: {}".format(data_points))
        self.influx_client.write_points(data_points)

def parse_args():
    '''
    Parses command line arguments to pass to main application class.

    The parsed arguments are returned in a Namespace object which can be accessed by the application class as atributes
    '''

    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='MQTT sensor database logger demo')

    parser.add_argument('--mqtt_ip', action='store', dest='mqtt_ip', default=MQTT_IP,
                        help='Set the IP address of the MQTT server to connect to (default={})'.format(MQTT_IP))
    parser.add_argument('--mqtt_port', action='store', dest='mqtt_port', type=int, default=MQTT_PORT,
                        help='Set the IP address of the MQTT server to connect to (default={})'.format(MQTT_PORT))
    parser.add_argument('-mqtt_timeout', action='store', dest='mqtt_timeout', type=int, default=MQTT_TIMEOUT,
                        help='Set the timeout (in secs) for connecting to the MQTT server (default={})'.format(MQTT_TIMEOUT))
    parser.add_argument('--influx_ip', action='store', dest='influx_ip', default=INFLUX_IP,
                        help='Set the IP address of the influxDB database to connect to (default={})'.format(INFLUX_IP))
    parser.add_argument('--influx_port', action='store', dest='influx_port', type=int, default=INFLUX_PORT,
                        help='Set the IP address of the influxDB server to connect to (default={})'.format(INFLUX_PORT))
    parser.add_argument('--influx_db', action='store', dest='influx_db', default=INFLUX_DB,
                        help='Set the name of the influxDB database to use (default={})'.format(INFLUX_DB))
    parser.add_argument('--logging', action='store', default='info',
                        choices=['debug', 'info', 'warning', 'error', 'none'],
                        help='Set the logger level')

    args = parser.parse_args()

    return args

def main():

    # Parse the ocmmand line arguments
    args = parse_args()

    # Set up the message logger
    logger.setup_logger('db_mqtt_demo', args.logging)

    # Instantiate the logger and run
    rdl = RouterDbLogger(args)
    rdl.run()

if __name__ == '__main__':

    main()


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Bristol Motor Speedway
Buttered Turkey
With what has been hyped for 2 years or more now, the Battle at Bristol featuring our Tennessee Volunteers against the Virginia Tech Hokies kicked off on Saturday night with a record crowd of over 159,000 making it the largest attended college football game ever.
I do have to preface this article with restating that I live in Hokie Country and have been constantly reminded of the dreaded Chik-Fil-A bowl when was the last time Tennessee took on Virginia Tech. Although Tennessee owned the Virginia Tech series 5-3 in the history books, who looks at those anyway? No one! They look at what happened last. Unfortunately "LAST" was with the weasel who allowed Virginia Tech to dominate Tennessee and then reportedly refused to shake Frank Beamer's hand after the game. So I don't place much blame for Hokie fans to make that game last as long as possible. Sorry guys, you're 6 years is up and in a big way.
With the retirement of Frank Beamer at the end of last year's season, Virginia Tech went out and brought in Memphis head coach Justin Fuente, who had quickly made a reputation and turning teams around with his jobs at TCU and Memphis, and retained Defensive Coordinator Bud Foster. Last year was a disappointment for Hokie fans as the team went 6-6 getting them into bowl contention against Tulsa where they finished the season 7-6.
Tennessee had a much different year as Butch Jones took the Vols to a 9-3 season finishing with a surprising whipping of Northwestern in the Outback bowl and experts predicting Tennessee as a likely SEC East favorite going into this year. Both teams had rough first weeks as Tennessee struggled against Appalachian State and Virginia Tech had a slow start against Liberty.
As the Battle for Bristol approached Virginia Tech fans seem to gain more confidence as Tennessee fans began to get a little nervous hoping we had learned from Appalachian State and were going to produce an offense that actually worked.
It was clear when the game started that we had not learned from App State and started with the same vanilla offense and shaky offensive line we had last week. Tennessee fans have been calling for Offensive Coordinator Mike Debord's head for the past year. Virginia Tech jumping out to a 14-0 early lead in the first quarter had Vol fans ready to hunt Debord down, or at least someone responsible for our poor offense. Dobbs having very little time to make any pass play and Hurd and Kamara unable to penetrate good runs certainly doesn't look like a team set to win the SEC East.
As my cell phone buzzed continuously since kickoff from friends who are both Hokie and Vol fans and I having an itchy trigger finger with my remote, suddenly it all changed. A change in the offensive line, a fumble by the Hokies, and a 3rd string quarterback's tenacity flipped the script on the Battle at Bristol and the Vols were off and firing on at least more than 4 cylinders. Would the Vols still have won had it not been for Tech's fumble happy performance? Maybe or maybe not but our offensive line changes gave the Vols time to make some pass and run plays pushing back Bud Foster's defense on its heels. Not many teams can come back from a multiple fumble game and win but Virginia Tech certainly could be one of them.
Now, while I am personally happy the Vols cranked out 24 unanswered points going into the 4th quarter and seemingly on its way to beating the Hokies 45-24 thus erasing 6 years of torment from my hometown friends, family, and customers, I am still not convinced this is a team that will go 10-2 and capture the SEC East. If it was Butch Jones that finally took the wheel from DeBord and made the offensive changes, then I suggest DeBord pack his bags and let Butch be Butch! This team will not make it through its tough SEC schedule unscathed with our current gameplan. It is time they realize that we either let preseason hype get the better of us and we need to get our heads out of our collective asses or we need a bigger chalk board and a better offensive coordinator.
No matter what the outcome would have been, I would of still flown my orange flags and wore my orange around town because I will always support the Vols and be proud of what they have done in a few short years. Given the talent on this team though, the hype should be real and the Vols should be performing a lot better than the past 2 games have shown and we have only one game, Ohio, to get it together and I beg to the Vol gods that we erase an 11 year slump against the Florida Gators.
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