Mr. G is too busy to use the internet, so I'm still here.
Item, the first :: CBS Sunday Morning has moved the segment on Mr. G from this Sunday, November 1 to (tentatively) Sunday, November 8. More as it develops.
Item, the second :: Thanks to reader Tony McFee and Audible.com's director of direct marketing, we have the NYC subway ad!
Between the hours of 11pm on Friday October 30th and 11pm Sunday November 1st, 15 bookstores will be hosting Graveyard Book Halloween parties. Mr. G would like to visit as many as he can in these four hours. Assume you can model these bookstores as a connected graph G(V,E) where each vertex v corresponds to a bookstore. Positive edge weights w(u,v) denote the time (in minutes) it takes to travel between bookstores u and v.
a. Give an algorithm to calculate the maximum number of bookstores Mr. G can visit in four hours by traveling along the edges of this graph.
b. Give the run time of this algorithm.
c. Assume each bookstore also has a weight B(v) which tells you how long you can stay at that bookstore. Mr. G does not want to play favorites so on a given path p of n bookstores, he will stay k minutes at each bookstore where k = min(B(v1),B(v2),...,B(vn)). Given this constraint, give an algorithm to determine how many bookstores Mr. G can visit in four hours.
If anyone manages to provide a suitable answer set, they shall have an imaginary cookie.
I just wanted to say thanks for the link to BDFAR in Durham! I've lived in the area my whole life, but somehow how I had never heard of it. I am G-mapping directions there as we speak and now have a fruitful occupation for my afternoon.
2.) You're welcome! I hope you liked it. I picked up some incredible used books there over the years, as well as the comics and music.
This is Eben, my spirit animal.
Apropos of nothing, except that Mr. G has been known to mention his Android phones, I'm playing with the Motorola CLIQ this evening. It's fun and cute, but I don't think I'll be trading my (deliciously modified, optimized) G1 in for anything short of a significant upgrade in processor and RAM.
National Novel Writing Month begins Sunday. I've been participating successfully since 2005, and recommend doing it at least once if you have any sort of writerly ambition. It's a good deal of fun, and completely mad.
I've received several queries about where else I may be found online. I'm willing to go as far as re-stating that I have a largely neglected livejournal.
We're up to 35 independent book stores throwing Graveyard Book parties.
Dark Horse has posted a preview of Drawing Down the Moon: The Art of Charles Vess.
Livejournal syndicated feeds are borked up; it's not just us.
For the record, I do not read Mr. G's email when he is gone, not even the FAQ line stuff. I only see things submitted via the Site Inquiry line.
Mr. G is tweeting quite a bit again, so I expect this will be my final post for this outing. I remain, as always, your faithful web goblin.
If you have your own carved pumpkin inspired by one of Mr. G's works, I'd love to see it.
All of my attempts at writing a new post had been in vain.
With ice in my heart, I stared at the blank text input field, then tabbed back to my inbox. Still empty. When was Mr. G going to send me something else to post?
Would I ever learn what he was up to in China? Would I live long enough for that?
Somewhere, far, far away in the cold mountains of Chendgu, a panda sniffled.
A Dream and My Cardigan: Thematic Similarities between Neil Gaiman's The Goldfish Pool and Other Stories and Miley Cyrus' Party in the U.S.A.
ABSTRACT: Speculative fiction and tween music are both ripe with stories of alienated characters attempting to find their way through unfamiliar, often bizarre environments, be it high school or the submerged city of R'lyeh. Sometimes, the two genres may intersect, such as with Gaiman's The Goldfish Pool and Other Stories and Cyrus' Party in the U.S.A., both about a lone protagonist's arrival in Hollywood, and subsequent descent into madness.
EXCERPT: ...cardigan, calling to mind Bjork's mad, transgressive act of eating her own cardigan in response to her treatment at the hands of director Lars von Trier on the set of "Dancer in the Dark". When Ms. Cyrus sings, "Noddin' my head like yea / Movin' my hips like yea", she is describing her own ritualized expression of otherness, dancing in her own dark, so to speak, submerging in the dim "womb dentata" of a club full of stilettos.
I am not the knavish sprite I once was; it now takes me more like eighty minutes to put a girdle 'round the Earth, and twice that to get one around myself.
I don't, in fact, have a secret network of subway-photographing New Yorkers. Unless by "photographing" you mean "dwelling".
I haven't a question, more a spot of praise for Dreamhaven Books that I'd like to share with you, if I might be so bold.
Some time ago, Neil told us that Dreamhaven had a new batch of signed stock. I was looking for a special gift for my honorary neiece and so ordered a signed copy of Blueberry Girl, feeling slightly apprehensive about having it shipped to the UK. But, it arrived wonderfully packaged, very quickly and for a modest shipping fee. Thank you Dreamhaven.
Three cheers for Dreamhaven Books! It has bought, sold, and even published a lot of awesome stuff over the years.
In the spirit of this, the Graveyard Book Parties contest, and Tor.com's serialization of Cory Doctorow's Makers (for which he has requested that readers share some of their favorite booksellers or bookstores with the rest of the community in the comments sections after each post ), please allow me to wax nostalgic about one of my favorite ones.
My local independent book store, growing up, was Books Do Furnish A Room in Durham, NC. From third grade through college I was there at least once a week. When I was little, buying Batman and X-Men comics, I had no idea that the store owners had great taste. By the time I discovered what I'd been missing, the Miracleman TPBs and the Dave McKean art books were gone, but I did manage to snag "Angels & Visitations", "Warning: Contains Language", "Violent Cases" (numbered and signed by Mr. G and McKean!), the whole run of From Hell, several Sandman shirts and posters, and "Signal to Noise".
How did you first get into Neil Gaiman's work?
That's a good question. I hadn't actually thought about it in, well, possibly, ever, so the answer surprised me. My first exposure to the idea that there was a "Neil" was when I bought a used CD of Tori Amos' "Under the Pink" for $9 at Books Do Furnish A Room. I loved it; later, I got online and found out what "hanging out with the Dream King" and "Neil says hi by the way" meant.
The next time I was in BDFAR, I picked up the Sandman "Dream Country" TPB, because it was the shortest and least expensive. It hooked me completely, especially the Midsummer Night's Dream story with Vess. I picked up the earlier Sandman trades, started getting the monthly issue, and then got into his short fiction and other comics work. The rest is history, long-boxes, and continually upgraded bookshelves.
Are you enjoying your time updating Neil's blog?
Yes. I wasn't sure at first; I was feeling decidedly unwitty and unworthy this time 'round, convinced that Non-Birding Bill would be doing a much better job. In the past few days, though, I've received many nice notes, so I guess my meager attempts are not all rubbish.
I hadn't planned on doing any guest blogging at all. Mr. G isn't going to be gone all that long. I'm only posting because he keeps sending me little things he wants posted. I think he's kindly humouring me.
"goblin ears knit cap" ???
photographic evidence please. thank you.
I should love to see a picture posted of you wearing your goblin ears knit cap.
I just knew, when I wrote that, that I was going to get a "pics or it didn't happen!" in response. And here it is.
Somewhere, in one of my previous posts from last year, I mentioned that the Web Elf and I had made grand plans for on-site bios of ourselves, complete with pictures in which we would be masked, or otherwise facially obscured, and wearing ears. I was going to commission a knit goblin ears cap from etsy or someplace. Alas, it did not come to pass.
The Graveyard Book Halloween parties map is up to 33 independent book stores!
Dave McKean is working on an animated film adaptation of "Cages"!
Time is running out for those wishing to take advantage of neverwear.net's sale on the otherworldly How to Talk to Girls at Parties print by Camilla d'Errico.
Mr. G sent the below image and directed me to find someone in New York that could get me a clean, complete photo of one of these subway ads. I wasn't sure if he meant me to post the request here, or if he thinks that I have a secret network of subway-photographing New Yorkers. Which I do, of course. They're just... uh... busy with other assignments. So, my own efforts having come to naught, I turn to you.
If anyone can take a clean, clear, complete photo of this ad for me, Mr. G and I would be appreciative.
There are currently twenty-seven independent book stores plotted on the Graveyard Book Halloween Parties map, and that number is still slowly growing. Check back periodically to find one near you, and then please go and support independent book sellers!
The Super Assistants Team-Up of Fabulous Lorraine and Beth have been saving cats. If you would like to help, you should follow them on Twitter (@fabulouslorrain / @bethofalltrades) and await the next SOS.
I'd happily go to the mailbag at this point, in hopes of prolonging my blogging stay by playing "Mr. Answer Goblin", but no one has written me recently.
I think that readers of The Graveyard Book who perform their own version of the macabray will always be right. And should put video footage of themselves performing it be put up, I will try to link to it.
And lo, someone has done just that.
A brief update concerning Neil's talk, "Neil Gaiman on Graphic Novels and Fantasy", at the Singapore Writers Festival.
Due to the overwhelming response for Neil Gaiman tickets, we have now moved his talk "Neil Gaiman on Graphic Novels and Fantasy" from Chamber, The Arts House to Victoria Theatre.
The date and time of the event are the same – Sunday 1 November, 2pm. Victoria Theatre is located next to Victoria Concert Hall, just across the road from The Arts House.
The festival will still honour tickets that were previously given out for the event. Additional tickets for this event will be available for collection from The Arts House on Saturday, 17th October from 3pm onwards. Tickets will be limited to ONE pair per person, and reservations will not be allowed by phone, email, or any other means.
It snowed this morning. I thought it had all melted by the time I went out walking with a camera, but here's a sprinkling of snow on a tree-fungus. It's just wrong. I am not ready for winter. Not yet.
And below is Cabal and some leaves (and Maddy). Many of you have written in to ask why he's not wearing his Go Away Hunters And Do Not Shoot At Me orange cape. It is because he dashed off into the woods the other night after a deer, and returned without it.
Probably the deer is now wearing it to bamboozle hunters.
I'm madly trying to finish things before I head out to China for a few weeks, to wrap up the research on my Journey to the West project (this trip was meant to have happened in Feb/March, but the one-two good-bad punch of winning the Newbery Medal and my father dying threw the whole planned shape of the year out of whack, and it's not back yet).
I finished a short story called "The Thing About Cassandra" and the editors accepted it (hurrah, especially because they were most gracious earlier this year when a story I was writing for them crumbled into dust and ash in my hands before it was done). I'm trying to finish a short story about a cave on the Misty Isle before I leave, and I'll be recording my stuff for my NPR Morning Edition piece. Sxip Shirey is working on the music for my short film soundtrack and every day he sends me bits of music and I play them, and send back a yes, or a no, or a why don't we try this?
We harvested the honey on Thursday, and Cat Mihos chronicled it all on her blog (http://kittysneverwear.blogspot.com/2009/10/bees-glorious-bees-title-suggested-by.html) including film footage of me shaking bees off a frame, so I refer you there for photos and an account of our day's Beeing. Strangely my favourite moment was when the bees from the Green hive got upset, and suddenly I found myself crouching by the hive in the middle of a storm of very angry bees... and found myself feeling very peaceful and placid, and didn't move and I let them stop being grumpy, and all was good. (Except for Hans and the Birdchick both being stung on their ankles and through their bee suits).
Let's see. Here's an account of the Toledo talk http://toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20091006/ART02/910060367, and of the Cleveland talk (http://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2009/10/05/a-geek-heros-welcome-for-author-gaiman).
Both were fun, and started giving me ideas for how to do the CBLDF Reading Tour next year.
I know Banned Book Week is over, but since you discussed it on your journal, I hope you won't mind one more question about it.
When is it OK to challenge a book? Should a book be challenged at all if it seems inappropriately placed? For example, I read a lot of young adult, and I found myself reading a book that was distasteful to me, as an adult. (I thought the language and sexual incidents were gratuitous to the story, and beyond what I would want a teenager reading.) I pointed this out to the children's librarian, and she said it would be reviewed. Afterward, I panicked a bit. Had I done something wrong, I wondered. Had I just banned a book?
In your opinion, is there ever a time to challenge a book's placement? For the record, I still don't believe in outright banning a book from a public library, but now I'm not sure how I feel about challenges to young adult sections.
I'm not a librarian or part of the ALA, so you're getting one author's opinion here.
At the end of the day, I don't think the problem is the people who want to figure out where books get shelved. It's people who want to remove the books entirely, and would very much like to burn them. It's people stealing books as a way of making sure that other people don't read them.
Are some libraries shelving Gaiman's book in the YA section because of its disturbing opening scene? If so, then that "clearly smacks of self-censorship," says Pat Scales, president of the Association of Library Services to Children. Scales, who says that although determining what materials belong in the children and young adult section is oftentimes difficult, "Anytime you keep something from its intended audience or make it difficult for them to find, that's self-censorship." And that's against professional ethics.
but truthfully, I wouldn't blame any librarian who decided they wanted The Graveyard Book kept in YA. I would get grumpy if confronted with librarians who had decided not to get The Graveyard Book for their libraries, despite the Newbery Medal, because they thought kids should be protected from it.
I'm sure you get loads of nice mail from lots of people around the world. How much nasty mail do you get, though, and does it make you feel bad? If it does, how do you deal with that? I'm a beginning author and I just got my first piece of nasty mail, wherein the writer said she had an absolute "hate crush" on me. I consoled myself with cake and wine but the effects were predictably fleeting.
a) they're a bit mad.
c) it's only the internet.
I get well over ten thousand FAQ messages in on this site every year. Most of them don't get posted, because most of them are people saying, in various ways, thank you. Out of that ten thousand there will be a handful, no more than a dozen or so, of weird, poisonous, creepy or crazy ones that come in (from a distinctly smaller number of people than there are email addresses). Most of those get filtered before they reach me. And the ones that make it through normally leave me with a strange, joyous feeling that I must be doing something right if those people don't like me. I'm fascinated by how much more upset they get whenever I get a big award or something good happens.
My advice to you would be to do with creepy emails what Kingsley Amis used to say he did with bad reviews: he let them spoil his breakfast, but didn't let them spoil his lunch. Let the effects of the creepy people be fleeting too. And keep writing, and keep doing well, because it really seems to irritate them.
Which reminds me, The Graveyard Book was made a Boston Globe-Horn Book Honours book, this year, and you can see video footage of the awards ceremony at http://www.hbook.com/bghb/video09.asp, including my editor Elise Howard reading the actual speech I wrote, and the video I recorded for them just as I went down with the hell-flu of last week.
I was sorry to learn that Henry Selick and Laika, the director of and studio who made the Coraline movie, are parting company. They were an unstoppable combination, and I wish both of them extremely well in whatever they do in the future.
Why you should dress up as Delirium for Hallowe'en.
Was thrilled to see One and a Half books by me on the Australian Favourite Books of All Time list.
I just noticed that to celebrate our Year On The Bestseller Lists, over at http://www.mousecircus.com/videotour.aspx, where you can still watch me read ALL of The Graveyard Book for free, new Q&A videos have started appearing.
If you head off to http://www.mousecircus.com/videotour.aspx?VideoID=16 you will see lots of me answering questions. It's surprising to me how tired I look in them -- I'd forgotten just how gruelling the schedule was, and now all I remember is how immensely enjoyable it was to read stories to and answer questions from so many people across the USA.
it was a this kind of day.
In a hotel room in Cleveland. The hotel just sent up a Bic disposable razor, as I had left my many-bladed thing at home, and wanted to shave. For the first 30 seconds of shaving, I thought, ah, why do I use an expensive shaving device rather than one of these? It works just as well. Then I noticed the amount of blood appearing and decided that there was a lot to be said for multi-bladed shaving devices. Also, ow.
Anyway, I went to Cleveland yesterday -- set out very early in the morning and got to Cleveland in time for a 2:00 reading/talk and a signing. There's an auditorium in the Cleveland Library (a beautiful building that used to be a Catholic Girl's School) that fits over 650 people. The auditorium was full. So was the overflow room where 350 people watched it on a big TV (I went and said hello to them first, so they knew it was me and not just animatronics). I learned when it was all over that fire marshalls and such got involved, and that people were being turned away (I'm really sorry).
Then I did a reading. The cold has left my throat missing a chunk of range, but done that nice thing where I get all this bass I don't normally have, so it was easy doing the bear's voice, and harder doing some of the others, and then we did a Q&A and I did another reading and it was all over too quickly.
I've been a devoted reader since middle school (I'm now a graduate student, so that's a long time!) I was so excited to find out you were giving a talk in Cleveland, where I started grad school recently. I was so disappointed to show up today, with the Graveyard Book in tow for signing, and be turned away by police officers due to overcrowding at the library. I had been looking forward to this event for a few months now, to finally get the chance to meet you.
Will you be returning to the area anytime soon?
I'm sorry. I don't think anyone at the library had dreamed that more than a thousand people would show up. I think some of them thought it was a bit optimistic having an overflow room at all. I'm in Toledo tonight, which is sort of in the area, but then it's going to be a while.
(Incidentally, people sometimes ask me where they can buy signed stuff from, and I normally say "I don't know" or "Dreamhaven". But there's always the CBLDF Neil Gaiman store. A useful tip for Xmas. Also the only place that you can get the me-related BPAL perfume "imps" (small sampler scents).
Hi Neil, love your work and am wondering will you be visiting little old New Zealand any time soon? Would love to hear you speak, I realise you must be super busy and thank you in advance if you have a chance to answer.
Yup. In March, although I don't think the event has officially announced it yet.
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Agreement between fixed observers or methods that produce readings on a continuous scale is usually evaluated via one of several intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs). This article presents and discusses a few related issues that have not been raised before. ICCs are usually presented in the context of a two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) model. We argue that the ANOVA model makes inadequate assumptions, such as the homogeneity of the error variances and of the pairwise correlation coefficients between observers. We then present the concept of observer relational agreement which has been used in the social sciences to derive the common ICCs without making the restrictive ANOVA assumptions. This concept did not receive much attention in the biomedical literature. When observer agreement is defined in terms of the difference of the readings of different observers on the same subject (absolute agreement), the corresponding relational agreement coefficient coincides with the concordance correlation coefficient (CCC), which is also an ICC. The CCC, which has gained popularity over the past 15 years, compares the mean squared difference between readings of observers on the same subject with the expected value of this quantity under the assumption of 'chance agreement', which is defined as independence between observers. We argue that the assumption of independence is unrealistic in this context and present a new coefficient that is not based on the concept of chance agreement.


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The Baltimore College of Commerce opened in 1909 and merged with the University of Baltimore in 1973.
The college was originally located on the corner of Cathedral and Franklin streets in the central building of the Young Men's Christian Association of Baltimore. This building is now the Mount Vernon Hotel, located across the street from the Enoch Pratt Library.
The college was a charter member of the Baltimore branch of YMCA schools.
The college boasted a coffee shop and restaurant, library and recreational facilities, including a gymnasium and a swimming pool.
In 1955, the college offered three degrees: accounting, business management and marketing. Ten years later, all three merged into a Bachelor of Science degree.
Over the next decade, the college added a certificate in accounting and associate degrees in business administration and management, executive secretarial (skills), general education, marketing, business organization and secretarial accounting.
The faculty taught small classes with the "problem-project method" of instruction, which focused on getting the student to think in real-world terms.
This ad for the Baltimore College of Commerce appeared in the Sept. 2, 1972, edition of the Baltimore Afro-American.
Once home to the Baltimore College of Commerce, it is now the Mount Vernon Hotel.
The YMCA building, the original home of the Baltimore College of Commerce, is now known as the Mount Vernon Hotel.
Students work on the college's then state-of-the-art accounting machines in 1955.
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Melvin Bandell is the first name on this list of 1956 graduates from the Associate in Business Administration program.
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An Illustration of the Principles of Elocution ...
By William Brittainham Lacey
tinues to Newfoundland, to look after and foster her fisheries, and then takes her departure for the United Kingdoms of England, Ireland and Scotland, nor rests until she reaches the Orknies-the ultima thule of the geography of the ancients. Such an overgrown commercial and Colonial Power as this, never before existed. True, sir, she has an enormous national debt of 700 million of pounds sterling, and a diurnal expenditure of a million of dollars, which, while we are whining about a want of resources, would in six short weeks wipe off the whole public debt of the United States.
Will these mill stones sink her? Will they subject her to the power of France? No, sir; burst the bubble to-morrowdestroy the fragile basis on which her public credit stands, the single word, confidence-spunge her national debt-revolutionize her government-cut the throats of all her royal family... and dreadful as would be the process, she would rise with renovated vigour from the fall, and present to her enemy a more imposing, irresistable front than ever. No, sir, Great Britain cannot be subjugated by France; the genius of her institutions; the genuine, game-cock, bull-dog spirit of her people, will lift her head above the waves long after the dynasty of Bonaparte, the ill-gotten power of France, collected by perfidy, plunder and usurpation, like the unreal image of old, composed of clay, and of iron, and of brass, and of silver, and of gold, shall have crumbled into atoms.
As Great Britain wrongs us I would fight her. Yet I should be worse than a barbarian, did I not rejoice that the sepulchres of our fore-fathers, which are in that country, would remain unsacked, and their coffins rest undisturbed, by the unhallowed rapacity of the Goths and Saracens of modern Europe.
Extract from Mr. JEFFRY'S Speech before the Edinburgh Fox Club.
It is not any part of my purpose to enlarge on the present greatness of America and of her growing importance, or the mighty influence which she is destined hereafter to exercise on the fortunes of the world. To that futurity it is indeed animating to look forward—and to think that there is nothing in the prospect it presents to us that is not bright with the promise of great improvement. But it is rather to her present condition, and to the advantages we have already derived from her, that I wish to call the attention of the meeting; for to my mind, that nation has already done the most essential service to the
cause of freedom-not perhaps so much by the conduct of her people, or by the acts of her government, as by her mere existence-in peace, respect, and prosperity, under institutions more practically popular, and a constitution more purely democratic, than has ever prevailed among civilized men from the beginning of the world-thus affording a splendid illustration, and irrefragable proof, of the possibility of reconciling the utmost extent of freedom with the maintenance of public authority, and the greatest order, and tranquility, and security to private rights, with the most unbounded exercise of political ones. What else, indeed, can furnish so conclusive and triumphant a refutation of the pitiful sophisms and absurd predictions by which the advo cates of existing abuses have at all times endeavoured to create a jealousy and apprehension of reform? You cannot touch the most corrupt and imbecile government without unsettling the principles and unhinging the frame of society-you cannot give the people political rights without encouraging them to be disobedient to lawful authority, and sowing the seeds of continual rebellion and perpetual discontent-nor recognise popular pretensions in any shape, without coming ultimately to the abolition of all distinctions, and the division and destruction of all property-without involving society, in short, in disorders at once frightful and contemptible, and reducing all things to the level of an insecure, an ignoble, and bloody equality.
Such are the reasonings by which we are now to be persuaded that liberty is incompatible with private happiness or national prosperity, and that the despotic governments of the world ought to be maintained, if it were only to protect the people from the consequences of allowing them any controul over the conduct of their rulers! To these sophisms we need not now answer in words, or by reference to past and questionable examples but we put them down at once, and trample them contemptuously to the earth, by a short appeal to the existence and condition of America. Where is the country of the universe, I would now ask, in which property is most sacred, or industry most sure of its reward? Where is the authority of the law most omnipotent? Where are intelligence and wealth most widely diffused and most rapidly progressive ?-Where is society in its general description most peaceable, and orderly, and moral, and contented? Where are popular tumults least known, and the spirit and existence, and almost the name, of a mob, least heard of?
If any more were required to show the superior security, as well as energy and happiness of free government, I must beg
merely to contrast the condition of South America, as it was till very lately, with that of the happy country of which I have been speaking. These southern settlements had the advantage of being earlier established, and followed from the first by the fostering care of the parent state. They were placed in a more fertile soil, and a more propitious climate. But they were governed by non-resident despots, and given over to bigotted priests and courtly favourites, and wanting freedom, all the blessings of nature were turned into curses. Their treasures were exhausted the population withered and shrunk under them-both races were degraded by their mixture—and they became, at least among the governing classes, a degenerated and corrupted mass, which mouldered away, and dissolved in its own rottenness-till it fertilized the soil over which it was scattered, for that rising and glorious harvest of liberty which now covers it with the beauty of its promise! In the North, the lot of our emigrant countrymen was cast in more ungenial regions→→ and their first struggles, either totally neglected, or but coldly supported by their mother country; but carrying with them that innate love of freedom, which I trust will run for ever in the blood of all Britons, they surmounted all difficulties; and even under the colonial, and not always equitable government of England, they made very considerable advances in wealth and civilization; and ever since they have been left to build for themselves on this firm foundation, have so multiplied and increased in the land, and advanced with such miraculous rapidity in wealth, population, industry and power, as not only to put to shame the stationary communities of Europe, but even to make her statists and political economists revise and re-model their systems, to correspond with their unnatural and excessive prosperity,
Such are the services which I conceive America to have rendered to the cause of liberty-and though they are, as I apprehend, truly incalculable in value and amount, it is pleasing to think that they have been rendered, not only without sacrifice or effort on her part, but almost without her consciousness or co-operation. They have flowed like a healing virtue from her existence and her example. She has only had to be free, and peaceful, and happy, and prosperous in her freedom, to put down the disgusting sophistry of the hireling advocates of pow er, and to give the strongest encouragement to all the nations of the earth to emulate her happiness and peace, by imitating her freedom!
Address of Mr. CLAY to General LA FAYETTE.
GENERAL The House of Representatives of the United States, impelled alike by its own feelings, and by those of the whole American people, could not have assigned to me a more gratifying duty than that of presenting to you cordial congratulations upon the occasion of your recent arrival in the United States, in compliance with the wishes of Congress, and of assuring you of the very high satisfaction which your presence affords on this early theatre of your glory and renown. Although but few of the members who compose this body shared with you in the war of our revolution, all have, from impartial history, or from faithful tradition, a knowledge of the perils, the sufferings, and the sacrifices which you voluntarily encountered, and the signal services, in America and in Europe, which you performed for an infant, a distant, and an alien people; and all feel and own the very great extent of the obligations under which you have placed our country. But the relations in which you have ever stood to the United States, interesting and important as they have been, do not constitute the only motive of the respect and admiration which the House of Representatives entertain for you. Your consistency of character, your uniform devotion to regular liberty, in all the vicissitudes of a long and arduous life, also command its admiration. During all the recent convulsions of Europe, amidst, as after the dispersion of, every political storm, the people of the United States have beheld you, true to your old principles, firm and erect, cheering and animating with your well known voice, the votaries of liberty, its faithful and fearless champion, ready to shed the last drop of that blood which here you so freely and nobly spilt, in the same holy cause.
The vain wish has been sometimes indulged, that Providence would allow the patriot, after death, to return to his country, and to contemplate the intermediate changes which had taken place to view the forests felled, the cities built, the mountains levelled, the canals cut, the highways constructed, the progress of the arts, the advancement of learning, and increase of population. General, your present visit to the United States is a realization of the consoling object of that wish. You are in the midst of posterity. Every where, you must have been struck with the great changes, physical and moral, which have occurred since you left us. Even this very city, bearing a venerated name, alike endeared to you and to us, has since emerged from the forest which then covered its site. In one respect you behold us unaltered, and that is in the senti
ment of continued devotion to liberty, and of ardent affection and profound gratitude to your departed friend, the father of his country, and to you, and to your illustrious associates in the field and in the cabinet, for the multiplied blessings which surround us, and for the very privilege of addressing you, which I now exercise. This sentiment, now fondly cherished by more than ten millions of people, will be transmitted, with unabated vigor, down the tide of time, through the countles millions who are destined to inhabit this continent, to the latest posterity.
Address of Mr. Secretary BARBOUR, to the Officers and Cadets at West Point,
Cadets. Being about to separate from you it was my wish to have taken of you individually, an affectionate farewell.That being inconvenient, I requested that you might be assembled. I will avail myself of the opportunity the occasion presents to give utterance to the feelings my visit has inspired.
It is with the highest pleasure that I declare, in the presence of this assembly, that my satisfaction is unmixed: I had prepared myself to see much that would be gratifying, but I can in sober truth, declare that the reality has exceeded my expectations. I have felt only one regret, and that is the necessity, from the paramount claims on my time, to depart before witnessing the examination of all the classes. But, from what I have seen, I am quite sure that the examination of every day would have added to my satisfaction.
Cadets-In your deportment and attainments, I see with unspeakable delight, the most satisfactory evidence of your industry, talents and moral worth.
Officers of the institution: in the fine traits which the examination has presented, I am satisfied with the zeal and fidelity with which you have discharged your solemn trusts. Where all have done their duty, it were invidious to discriminate, and I shall not attempt it: yet I must say, Cadets, that Col. Thayer, your chief superintendent, is entitled to your gratitude, and, I will add, to the thanks of his country. Children! for so I esteem you, since circumstances have placed you under my peculiar care, I feel for you as a parent; and I value it as one of the most fortunate incidents of my life, that we have been associated in this intimate relation. Be assured, I take a deep interest in whatever concerns you, and that, as far as my power reaches, it will be exercised for your welfare.


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Q: Yii + Angular basic setup questions... inherited project I have just inherited a Yii + Angular project and have a few (very basic) questions.
The website makes use of the Yii framework and also Angular.js for much of the frontend operation. The entire site is comprised of multiple Yii apps and has the following hierarchy:
I have only expanded two of the folders-
api
assets
backend
common
console
dist
- css
- fonts
- images
- js
frontend
- app
- assets
- bower_components
- config
- controllers
- models
- node_modules
- runtime
- tests
- views
- web
- widgets
prerender
tests
vendor
Questions follow:
-- Assets
Assets for this app reside in a folder called "dist" located at the root level (seen above) and the Angular app resides in "frontend/app".

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*The "Assets" folder at the root level is empty, it never gets populated with anything and from reading the literature on Yii I would assume it would be populated with files as required by the site. Is it being overridden by "dist" and if so, which are the configuration files?

*I would like to develop the website but making changes to any Angular code (i.e. controllers in javascript) are not reflected when I run the app locally. The website reads from a minified javascript file located in "dist/js" but how to get the framework to refresh this file after changes are made?

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*Configuration
I know that the main Yii configuration settings can be found in index.php but what if the solution consists of multiple Yii apps (which it does?). There appears to be a settings file in each app location, if so, what purpose does the root index.php serve?

Any help, appreciated.

A: the configuration files for each application in the related  application/config/*.php  .. so in you case you should have
/backend/config

/frontend/config

common part are in
common/config

for local / remote configuration difference .. the config files are divided  by
 main-local
 main
 param-local
 param

you could do somthing similar for dist .. with a dist/yourfile-local ..  and you different asset loading for remote and local  ..

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The primary intent of this thesis is to contribute to information risk assessment process conducted in large organizations, by addressing important aspects within the process, its principles, the steps followed within a structured methodology. In this thesis, first, the existing methodologies, best practices, standards, and tools in information risk assessment are compiled and evaluated according to well-defined criteria. Besides this evaluation, an integrated information risk assessment methodology is developed that uses the high potential of the previous methodologies and addresses their identified deficiencies. The new methodology is validated with a case study.
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Q: Photoshop scripting: Move an image to position x,y I have an active ArtLayer referenced by the variable NewLayer that I want to move to the absolute position x,y in the canvas.
I have been googling for a couple of hours now without any results. Can some one please give an example?
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A: After some more API reading and searching I came to the conclusion that it is only possible to move a layer with delta move.
I wrote this little function to position a layer at an absolute position. Hope this is helpful to the next reader with the same question...
//******************************************
// MOVE LAYER TO
// Author: Max Kielland
//
// Moves layer fLayer to the absolute
// position fX,fY. The unit of fX and fY are
// the same as the ruler setting.

function MoveLayerTo(fLayer,fX,fY) {

  var Position = fLayer.bounds;
  Position[0] = fX - Position[0];
  Position[1] = fY - Position[1];

  fLayer.translate(-Position[0],-Position[1]);
}


This was the big week. I had been waiting (not so patiently) without treatment since December 29th to allow my body time to heal and be ready for another round of treatment. In my January PET scan there were four spots of cancer: lower neck, upper chest, two abdominal. Two of those spots were spots that developed in spite of my previous chemo and two were spots that had grown. So, I was expecting my March scan to show growth. I was prepared. When I got the call last week to review my scan information I was not surprised to hear that the four existing spots had grown and that there were two additional areas of concern. I was thankful to have the results so I didn't have to worry all weekend about what might have been, I like to know what the scan says.
Monday I met with my gynecologic oncologist so we could review all of the results and make a choice about what the next steps of the treatment would be. He had taken my case to the cancer board on Monday morning, it is like an instant second, third, and fourth opinion. The board developed some great ideas. We discussed clinical trials, immunotherapy, and even reaching out to pharmaceutical companies to inquire about getting access to medications which have been proven to help with the mutation we found I have through my Foundation One testing. We opted to start chemo immediately, Topetecan and Cistplatin, and continue searching through the other options as none of them are immediately available to me. I told them that I wanted to start as soon as possible. The meeting was Monday and now it is Wednesday. I am laying in the chemo bed as I type this. There was one hiccup, yesterday we found out that my insurance company would not approve me having Cistplatin and Topetecan together, it was a one or the other type of choice. So, today I am getting Topetecan. With this regimen I will get it once per week for three weeks in a row and then have one week off then repeat. We will do this for three months and then do a progress scan to see how it is working.
So, how did I prepare for today? I did what any rational person who is about to start chemo, AGAIN, I scheduled to go and get a tattoo on Tuesday night. I had told my students that I wanted to get a robot tattoo. It has a lot of significance to me, but that is for another post. I am lucky enough to have had three other fabulous women who were willing to go and get the robot tattoo with me and we had an amazing time!


The Bethany College Art Department is excited to announce the opening of the Autumn Art Exhibition, which will be on display at Mingenback Art Gallery from Nov 2 through Nov. 30. A closing reception will be held on Monday, Nov 30 at 11 a.m.
The Autumn Art Exhibition is a self-juried show by students currently enrolled in art courses at the college. Student work will feature a wide variety of pieces based on studio work from classes. The show will include small jewelry pieces and large sculptures out of found objects, figure and still life painting and drawing, and large coil pots created by ceramic students.
This event is free and open to the public. Mingenback Art Center is located on the corner of Olsson and Second Street on the Bethany College campus. It is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Bethany College Art Department recognizes that open and rigorous inquiry is essential to a liberal-arts education. Because art reflects life, art made and displayed within the Mingenback Art Center may address mature themes.
Aaron Cooley, junior; Alex Peterson, sophomore; Amber Warne, sophomore; Anna King, senior; Arienne Boley, junior; Ashley Akers, freshman; Brandon Divine, sophomore; Chyann Campbell, freshman; Curtis Carlson, junior; Devin Moos, senior; Dujoh Ollivierre, senior; Elsie Mealiff, senior; Eric Heden, senior; Esther Boado, junior; Hannah Chester, junior; Isaac Mier, senior; Ivan Perez, sophomore; Jacob Hebbel, junior; Jacob Werth, freshman; Jenna Mall, junior; Jeremy Erlan, senior; Jovi Carpenter, junior; Kaitlyn Ralston, freshman; Kami Olson, sophomore; Kathleen Chartrand, sopomore; Kayla Borell, freshman; Kayla Mashburn, sophomore; Lisa Stone, Hoxie; Marcos Castro, junior; Micah Hirschler, junior; Nate Coleman, senior; Nate Moales, sophomore; Noah Smucker, sophomore; Paulina Bledroe, senior; Richard Hidalgo, junior; Sara Warren, junior; Shaila Giebler, freshman; Stephanie Boren, freshman; Sydney DeLong, sophomore; Tabby Ihnken, junior.


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Beginning at 6 a.m. Thursday, the ramp from U.S. 30 west to I-77 south will be closed through June 30 for bridge rehabilitation.
CANTON Bridge rehabilitation work will close the ramp from U.S. 30 west to Interstate 77 south for nearly a month, starting Thursday. In addition, bridge deck overlay work will close to ramps to U.S. 30 westbound and affect U.S. 30 westbound traffic from Thursday through June 5.
Beginning at 6 a.m. Thursday, the ramp from U.S. 30 west to I-77 south will be closed through June 30 for bridge rehabilitation. The detour will be U.S. 30 west to I-77 north to SR 172 west to I-77 south.
Starting at 7 p.m. Thursday, the following ramps closures and lane restrictions will be in place through 6 a.m. June 5 for bridge deck overlays:
The ramp from Cherry Street to U.S. 30 westbound will be closed. The detour will be state Route 43 northbound to state Route 172 to I-77 southbound.
The ramp from 11th Street to U.S. 30 westbound will be closed. The detour will be Route 43 northbound to Route 172 to I-77 southbound.
U.S. 30 westbound will be reduced to one lane between Route 43 and I-77.


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This the fifth ship to carry the name HMS Sirius was an anti-aircraft, light cruiser.
Built at Portsmouth Dockyard, laid down 06-Apr-1938, launched 18-Sep-1940, 06-May-1942.
On completion joined the Home Fleet until Aug-1942 when she went to the Mediterranean for Operation Pedestal a Malta supply convoy.
After this she went to the South Atlantic to patrol against blockade runners on the Far East route. Returning to Gibraltar in Nov-1942 for to cover the North Africa landings, Operation Torch.
Moved to Bone Dec-1942 and Force Q to operate against Axis convoys to Tunisia, until Axis forces surrendered in North Africa.
Took part in the Sicily landings Jul-1943 as part of 12th Cruiser Squadron then provided Naval Gunfire Support along the coast.
Helped with the occupation of Taranto Sep-1943 before going to the Adriatic. On 05-Oct-1943 helped sink a German convoy in the Dodecanese.
While off Scarpanto 17-Oct-1943 was bombed and badly damaged and went to Massawa for repair which took until from Nov-1943 until Feb-1944.
Returned to home waters in time for the Normandy landings Jun-1944 where she was part of the reserve for the Eastern Task Force.
Moved to the Mediterranean Aug-1944 for the landings in the South of France.
Moved to the Aegean and was at the re-occupation of Athens Oct-1944.
Remained in the Mediterranean with the 15th Cruiser Squadron until 1946 when she returned for refit at Portsmouth.
After refit joined the 2nd Cruiser Squadron with the Home Fleet until Mar-1947.
Sold 1956 and arrived at Hughes Bolckow of Blyth, 15-Oct-1956 for breaking up.
Won the Battle Honours: Arctic 1942, Malta Convoys 1942, Mediterranean 1942, North Africa 1942-43, Sicily 1943, Salerno 1943, Aegean 1943-44, Normandy 1944 and South France 1944.


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I'd tone it down about 2 notches if you want people to help you. Kicking in the front door screaming in your first couple of posts isn't the best way to make an opening statement.
@Jetguy. Thank you. Point well made, but... but. The used fans are so noisy with a pitch that I can not stand. Plus the radial cooling fan in the "driver" box is soooo loud too, that really drives me crazy.
Non the less, this is really a lame duck solution. Lets say I'm preparing something on my PC and I turn ON the printer (BTW, 2nd hand Raise3D N2+ here. Used ONLY once before I got it!!) and until I push the START button I have to listen this, this, S-word .
Really why are those fans ON it's a mastery to me. Specially because they are doing no good at all. They are in function ONLY while the extruder is heated. It's like having a car engine turned on because today you will be using it! Does that make any sense?!?
the question is why are your fans so oud??? Mine are very quiet! I strongly suggest that you replace the fans, they are inexpensive and you don't have to thread the connector wire, just let it hang down or zip tie to the other cables.
walshlg wrote: the question is why are your fans so oud??? Mine are very quiet! I strongly suggest that you replace the fans, they are inexpensive and you don't have to thread the connector wire, just let it hang down or zip tie to the other cables.
Funny note about that. One of my fans on my N1 died about a month after i got it. I figured some dust or filament hair got inside and burned it out. No big deal, I stole the fan from the right extruder i never use and was back in biz. I then ordered 2 spare fans.
Today something weird happened, I had a short of sorts, looks like it burnt out the right heating cartridge. I get an error I'll post tomorrow But, I decided to put the right fan on JUST IN CASE I ever have a need to use that side once i replace the heater cartridge. First fan, Brand new from R3D, was so noisy, i almost cried. Put a drop of 3-in-1 in the center after peeling back the label. same problem. I toss it in the trash and put the 2nd fan on that was also new from R3D and it's whisper quiet.
I had ordered some Noctura 40x40 fans, but apparently they are not the same size as the 40x40 fans that R3D uses. Oh well.
Did anyone every get this problem solved? This exact issue with error 0 and error 1 started happening after I replaced the extruder with a new one. The printer would work for days and I started to see these errors. Then it go so bad I can't print anything now.
I've replaced the board by the extruder and the motion controller board but that didn't help. Right now I turn on the printer. It might work at best for 20 minutes tops. Then it crashes every minute or two with these shut down errors. I'm at a lose on what to do. I've been talking with support and have a ticket in but I'm stumped and about to give up.
It normally refers to that the board gets a improper temperature value feedback from extruder board out of the proper range. Unless you have put your machine at a really lower temperature place (under 0C), it should due to improper temperature feedback.
Since you have replaced the board already, I would suggest you to check whether your thermocouples are well connected on the extruder board. And whether the ribbon cable's two ends are well connected on extruder board and motion board.
Or there should have some broken hardware.
Good news! I fixed it.
I realized this problem started about 10 days after I installed a new hot end assembly. So I figured maybe I bent some wire in the heater rod or thermocoupler. I had a new thermocoupler laying around and I installed that and it works like brand new. Before it only worked maybe 20 minutes at best then looped into nonstop reboots and errors. Its been work about 30 hours nonstop and printed 3 parts so I'll let support know to close this ticket.
So for others who later google extruder error 0 and 1 and frustrated as your ribbon is not disconnected try what I did if you hit a wall and not sure what step to do next.
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Still Board Error 1? Have you double checked that the thermcouples and ribbon cable are well fixed on board?
I have also been getting this error for my N2 series 3D printer and yes the company also sent me new thermocouples to install but i still have the same error. I have also checked my ribbon cables and the room temperature is well above 5 C as the floors are well insulated. I have retightened all the wires of the thermocouple but we still have the same issue. Could someone please help me on this.
Besides the thermocoupler, the ribbon cable and extruder board may also have chance to be broken and cause the same error.
Thank you for your reply and now the company replied that they will be sending new extruder board.


Kevin Federline is finally ready to talk about his time as Mr. Britney Spears. The wannabe rapper reveals his story to People magazine, explaining his difficult split from the pop star, the joys of fatherhood -- and Britney's breakdown.
KFed says he wanted to work on their troubled marriage. "I was trying to work stuff out with her, and she didn't even talk to me or anything and went behind my back and filed for divorce. I was completely blindsided." In the MTV documentary "Britney: For the Record," Spears claims Federline left her.
Federline also opens up about the January night Britney locked herself and Jayden in her bathroom and was later taken to the hospital in an ambulance. KFed says that was one of his lowest lows. "You want to talk about one of my lowest points of depression, that was probably one of them. I was very, very worried for her 'cause I care about her. That's the mother of my children."
Britney and Kevin officially divorced in Nov. 2006, but he remains one of her biggest fans. "I'm definitely rooting for her. There's nothing more that I want than for her than to be in the best health and doing what she loves to do."
For the full story, pick up People magazine, on newsstands Friday.


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package com.github.vvinston.functional;

import javax.annotation.Nonnull;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.function.BiFunction;
import java.util.function.BiPredicate;

public final class FunctionBiPredicate<INPUT1, INPUT2> implements BiPredicate<INPUT1, INPUT2> {
    private final BiFunction<INPUT1, INPUT2, Boolean> function;

    public FunctionBiPredicate(@Nonnull final BiFunction<INPUT1, INPUT2, Boolean> function) {
        this.function = Objects.requireNonNull(function);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean test(@Nullable final INPUT1 input1, @Nullable final INPUT2 input2) {
        return function.apply(input1, input2);
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Welcome to the Official Broken Age Wiki! the Broken Age compendium by the players, for the players. We are currently maintaining 470 pages (130 articles). Please feel free to contribute by creating new articles or
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Riddle of Yorn
The Riddle of Yorn is a riddle used as a test to see if someone is worthy of entering the Pyramid of the Dead Eye God. It is given to Vella by Dead Eye Courtney
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Riddle_of_Yorn
Vella is one of the two main protagonists in Broken Age. She is chosen to be sacrificed to the monster Mog Chothra in order to save her village of Sugar Bunting. However, she fights against
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Vella
Shay is one of the two main protagonists in Broken Age. He is a young boy who lives alone on a space station under the care of an overprotective computer which would rather be thought
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Shay
Levina is a minor character in Broken Age. Xelevina Clench was a member of the Thrush in Loruna. However, in their quest for perfection, the Thrush did too much damage to their genetic makeup and
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Levina
Alex is a minor character in Broken Age. Alex is the Dead Eye god, as his ship crash-landed on Vella's planet, which he believes is different from his after he tried to hack
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Alex
Mog Chothra
Mog Chothra is the main antagonist and a minor character in Broken Age. Spoilers!
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Mog_Chothra
Welcome to Meriloft
Welcome to Meriloft is part of Vella's Storyline in Broken Age. In the longest single scene, we discover the wonderful floating cloud home of Meriloft, and the secrets it holds. n/a
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Welcome_to_Meriloft
Dead Eye Courtney
Dead Eye Courtney is a minor character in Broken Age. She is a member of the Dead Eye religious cult along with Dead Eye Dawn and helps guard the temple of the Dead Eye God
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Dead_Eye_Courtney
Dead Eye Dawn
Dead Eye Dawn is a minor character in Broken Age. Dead Eye Dawn is part of the Dead Eye cult along with Dead Eye Courtney and helps guard the temple of the Dead Eye God
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Dead_Eye_Dawn
Harm'ny Lightbeard
Harm'ny Lightbeard is a minor character in Broken Age. Harmony Lightbeard is the guru and leader of Meriloft. As part of his teachings, he removed a letter of his name to make it "lighter."
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Harm'ny_Lightbeard
Maidens Feast
The Maiden Feast is an at least 300-year-old ceremony celebrated to appease monsters like Mog Chothra and stop them from destroying their town. Those who best represent the village are often chosen as
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Maidens_Feast
Brommel
Brommel is a minor character in Broken Age. Brommel is the maternal grandfather of Vella. He is be stubborn and strong while also being loyal to his family. He is the only member of Vella
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Brommel
Bassinostra, Part II
Bassinostra, Part II is part of Shay's Storyline in Broken Age. Here we discover the mysterious Prima Doom. What in the world could it hold? Talk to Marek, and choose "The distress call was
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Bassinostra,_Part_II
Ch't
Ch't is a minor character in Broken Age. Ch't is M'ggie's younger brother and the son of Walt'r and Car'l. His name was most likely Chet before he removed
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Ch't
Anastasia is a minor character in Broken Age. Anastasia is one of the maidens of Shellmound.
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Anastasia
Twyla
Twyla is one of the minor characters in Broken Age. Twyla was one of the three offerings for the Meriloft Maidens Feast, however, she was the only one to not get chosen and sits on
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Twyla
Fruit is an item in Broken Age. Vella: In the Giant Fruit Tree area of Meriloft, shake the tree on the lowest branch to the left. The fruit will fall through the clouds. Slide down
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Fruit
Welcome to Shellmound
Welcome to Shellmound is part of Vella's Storyline in Broken Age. Here, we will further unravel the mysteries surrounding Vella and Mog Chothra. Head over the bridge, then go south towards the seagulls. Here
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Welcome_to_Shellmound
F'ther
F'ther is a minor character in Broken Age. F'ther is a devoted follower of Harm'ny Lightbeard's teachings. To "lighten" his name, Feather removed a few of its letters.
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/F'ther
Meriloft
Meriloft is a major location in the story of Broken Age.Meriloft is a city in the sky. The city consists of giant birds and preeners (those who take care of the birds). Most people
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Meriloft
Bassinostra
Bassinostra is part of Shay's Storyline in Broken Age. We find new friends - and maybe new enemies. Going through the vent will put Shay in Marek's control room. Marek will tell you your
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Bassinostra
Loruna
Loruna is indeed dying, as some monsters have invaded this empire. Loruna is the supposed home planet of Shay and Alex.
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Loruna
Inside the Lumberjack's House
Inside the Lumberjack's House is part of Vella's Storyline in Broken Age. Here, Vella will meet some new friends, and possibly new enemies. Go directly to the right, and take the Stained Glass
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Inside_the_Lumberjack's_House
Marek (voiced by David Kaufman) is a character in Broken Age. He is a stowaway on theBassinostra watching over Shay. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. Marek first reveals himself after Shay sabotages
https://brokenage.fandom.com/wiki/Marek
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Stranded Sails Embarks on an All-New Adventure in Tokyo Game Show Gameplay Trailer
September 12, 2019 Rebel.Red.Carnation 0 Gaming, News,
Hot off the heels of both Gamescom and PAX West, Stranded Sails – Explorers of the Cursed Islands is continuing to generate excitement as it gets ready for its next showcase at this year's Tokyo Game Show. Drumming up an impressive 95,000 hits on its Steam Wishlist, Merge Games, rokapublish, and Lemonbomb Entertainment prepare to carry on the game's momentum with a brand new gameplay trailer unveiling a montage of different features that will be present in the game when it launches soon!
One of this year's indie games to watch, Stranded Sails has had a jam-packed 2019. Recent showcases at Gamescom and PAX including feature appearances at The Mix Seattle 2019 and the 'Monsters of Indie' Superstar Dev Panel have resulted in amazing feedback and tons of interest across media and players alike.
In Stranded Sails – Explorers of the Cursed Islands, you are ship-wrecked on a mysterious archipelago where your adventure spans a vast open-world full of adventure and discovery. Fusing together elements such as farming, crafting, cooking, and exploration, you're tasked with building a ship and escaping the island. With numerous hidden treasures and supernatural dangers awaiting you, can you build a ship and escape the island with the rest of your crew?
There's also some good news for those looking to delve into the open world of Stranded Sails before release. rokapublish are giving the opportunity to try out a free standalone prologue of the title as a gift for the community. More information click HERE.
Experience an open-world adventure full of quests and discovery
Farm and cook to survive! Provide food for your crew and improve their level of happiness, whilst experimenting with different ingredients to discover new dishes
Manage the creation and expansion of your crew's camp and prove your skills as a shipbuilder
Explore a diverse array of different islands by foot or boat on your travels to find a range of tools and treasure
Fight against supernatural dangers and solve the secrets of the cursed islands
For more gaming news click HERE.
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Years ago, when I was in a senior in college, much of my web development courses focused on two things: the basics like HTML and CSS (and boy, do I mean basic), and Adobe Flash. I spent many nights writing ActionScript 3.0 to build interactions for the websites that I would add to my portfolio. A few months after graduating, I built one website in Flash for a client, then never again. Flash was dying, and it became obsolete in my résumé and portfolio.
That was my first lesson in the speed at which things change in technology, and what a daunting realization that was as a new graduate looking to enter the professional world. Now, seven years later, I work on the Microsoft Edge team where I help design and build a tool that would have lessened my early career anxieties: sonarwhal.
Sonarwhal is a linting tool, built by and for the web community. The code is open source and lives under the JS Foundation. It helps web developers and designers like me keep up with the constant change in technology while simultaneously teaching how to code better websites.
Staying up-to-date on all this knowledge is one of the driving forces for developing this scanning tool. Whether you are just starting out, are a student, or you have over a decade of experience, the sonarwhal team wants to help you build better websites for all browsers.
Currently sonarwhal checks for best practices in five categories: Accessibility, Interoperability, Performance, PWAs, and Security. Each check is called a "rule". You can configure them and even create your own rules if you need to follow some specific guidelines for your project (e.g. validate analytics attributes, title format of pages, etc.).
An online version, that provides a quick and easy way to scan any public website.
A command line tool, if you want more control over the configuration, or want to integrate it into your development flow.
The online version offers a streamlined way to scan a website; just enter a URL and you will get a web page of scan results with a permalink that you can share and revisit at any time.
When my team works on a new rule, we spend the bulk of our time carefully researching each subject, finding sources, and documenting it rather than writing the rule's code. Not only is it important that we get you the right results, but we also want you to understand why something is failing. Next to each failing rule you'll find a link to its detailed documentation, explaining why you should care about it, what exactly we are testing, examples that pass and examples that don't, and useful links to even more in-depth documentation if you are interested in the subject.
We hope that between reading the documentation and continued use of sonarwhal, developers can stay on top of best practices. As devs continue to build sites and identify recurring issues that appear in their results, they will hopefully start to automatically include those missing elements or fix those pieces of code that are producing errors. This also isn't a one-way communication: the documentation is not only available on the sonarwhal site, but also on GitHub for editing so you can help us make it even better!
The current configuration for the online scanner is very strict, so it might hurt your feelings (it did when I first tested it on my personal website). But you can configure sonarwhal to any level of strictness as well as customize the command line tool to your needs!
What connector do you want to use? Connectors are what sonarwhal uses to access a website and gather all the information about the requests, resources, HTML, etc. Currently it supports jsdom, Microsoft Edge, and Google Chrome.
What formatter? This is how you want to see the results: summary, stylish, etc. Make sure to look at the full list. Some are concise for, perfect for a quick build assessment, while others are more verbose and informative.
Do you want to use the recommended rules configuration? Rules are the things we are validating. Unless you've read the documentation and know what you are doing, first timers should probably use the recommended configuration.
What browsers are you targeting? One of the best features of sonarwhal is that rules can adapt their feedback depending on your targeted browsers, suggesting to add or remove things. For example, the rule "Highest Document Mode" will tell you to add the "X-UA-Compatible" header if IE10 or lower is targeted or remove if the opposite is true.
You should see the scan initiate in the command line and within a few seconds the results should start to appear. Remember, the scan results will look different depending on which formatter you selected so try each one out to see which one you like best.
Now that you have a list of errors, you can get to work improving the site! Note though, that when you scan your website, it scans all the resources on that page and if you've added something like analytics or fonts hosted elsewhere, you are unable to change those files. You can configure the CLI to ignore files from certain domains so that you are only getting results for files you are in control of.
The documentation should give enough guidance on how to fix the errors, but if it's insufficient, please help us and suggest edits or contribute back to it. This is a community effort and chances are someone else will have the same question as you. When I scanned both my websites, sonarwhal alerted me to not having an Apple Touch Icon. If I search on the web as opposed to using the sonarwhal documentation, the first top 3 results give me outdated information: I need to include many different icon sizes. I don't need to include all the different size icons that target different devices. Declaring one icon sized 180px x 180px will provide a large enough icon for devices and it will scale down as appropriate for people on older devices.
The information at the top of the search results isn't always the correct answer to an issue and we don't want you to have to search through outdated documentation. As sonarwhal's capabilities expand, the goal is for it to be the one stop shop for helping preflight your website.
On the Microsoft Edge team, we're passionate about empowering developers to build great websites. Every day we see so many sites come through our issue tracker. (Thanks for filing those bugs, they help us make Microsoft Edge better and better!) Some issues we see over and over are honest mistakes or outdated 'best practices' that could be avoided, so we built this tool to help everyone help make the web a better place.
Community Driven. We build for the community's best interests. The web belongs to everyone and this project should too. Not only is it open source, we've also donated it to the JS Foundation and have an inclusive governance model that welcomes the collaboration of anyone, individual or company.
User Centric. We want to put the user at the center, making sonarwhal configurable for your needs and easy to use no matter what your skill level is.
Collaborative. We didn't want to reinvent the wheel, so we collaborated with existing tools and services that help developers build for the web. Some examples are aXe, snyk.io, Cloudinary, etc.
A plug-in for Visual Studio Code: we want sonarwhal to help you write better websites, and what better moment than when you are in your editor.
Configuration options for the online service: as we fine tune the infrastructure, the rule configuration for our scanner is locked, but we look forward to adding CLI customization options here in the near future.
This is a tool for the web community by the web community so if you are excited about sonarwhal, making a better web, and want to contribute, we have a few issues where you might be able to help. Also, don't forget to check the rest of the sonarwhal GitHub organization. PRs are always welcome and appreciated!
Let us know what you think about the scanner at @NarwhalNellie on Twitter and we hope you'll help us lint the web forward!
Stephanie is a Program Manager on the Microsoft Edge team where she designs and develops for the web. She is also responsible for designing Nellie the Narwhal and bringing her into the world. Previously she worked as an Experience Designer & Developer in an agency, doing the UX research, visual design and development for web projects. In her spare time she tweets (about all things) as @seaotta, runs a travel & style blog at Une Cherette, is an amateur photographer and frequently wishes she was in Scotland sipping on whisky while shooting landscape photos. She also cares for two fur babies, a Pomeranian and Border Collie, with her husband just outside of Seattle, WA.


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Molecular diagnosis of maturity onset diabetes of the young in India
Veena V Nair, Aaron Chapla, Nishanth Arulappan, Nihal Thomas
Department of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism, Christian Medical College Hospital, Vellore, India
Nihal Thomas
Professor and Head, Department of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism, Christian Medical College Hospital, Vellore - 632 004
Diabetes is highly prevalent in India and the proportion of younger patients developing diabetes is on the increase. Apart from the more universally known type 1 diabetes and obesity related type 2 diabetes, monogenic forms of diabetes are also suspected to be prevalent in many young diabetic patients. The identification of the genetic basis of the disease not only guides in therapeutic decision making, but also aids in genetic counselling and prognostication. Genetic testing may establish the occurrence and frequency of early diabetes in our population. This review attempts to explore the utilities and horizons of molecular genetics in the field of maturity onset diabetes of the young (MODY), which include the commoner forms of monogenic diabetes.
Nair VV
Chapla A
Arulappan N
Thomas N
Consanguinity
maturity onset diabetes of the young
monogenic diabetes
© Indian Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism | Published by Wolters Kluwer - Medknow
Online since 10 December, 2010


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Professional Perspectives "working in humanitarian aid and relief" with alumna Pamela Jiménez Cárdenas from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in South Sudan
Pamela Jiménez Cárdenas graduated with a dual degree from the Hertie School and the London School of Economics in 2017. Upon graduation, she worked as a trainee at the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva in the Protection of the Civilian Population Unit. She became a delegate and, after a first mission in Nigeria, is now based in Juba, South Sudan as a Community Based Protection and Humanitarian Mediation delegate. In her talk, Pamela will explain how she transitioned from international development to humanitarian aid and how she started her career in the field. She will talk about her responsibilities, the framework of working on a field mission, the challenges faced, and her objective to pursue policy work in the future.
MPP/MIA Professional Perspectives with KPMG and the Public Governance Institute
With talks by Inga Karrer (KPMG Public Sector Consulting), Georg Wagner (KPMG European Evaluation Services), and Franziska Holler (Public Governance Institute).
Eckhard Hein on Post-Keynesian economics
A talk by Eckhard Hein (Berlin School of Economics and Law).
An initiative of the Hertie Students Rethink Economics Club.
Media debate: Whose prosperity? Forward steps to building inclusive, sustainable economies
MPP/MIA Professional Perspectives with the World Bank
A talk by Margret Thalwitz.
Youth – conflict – urban spaces: Decreasing inequality, fostering participation
The Peace Support Team of the Peace & Security Programme of Polis180 invites Hertie School students to discuss with the UN Habitat Youth Advisory Board.
A joint event of Polis 180 and the United Nations Association of Germany (DGVN).
MPP/MIA Professional Perspectives: New America Foundation
With Alieza Durana (Senior Policy Analyst, New America Foundation).
MPP/MIA Professional Perspectives: Save the Children
With Susanna Krüger (CEO of Save the Children Germany).
MPP/MIA Professional Perspectives: OECD & Carlo-Schmid-Programm
With MPP Alumna Johanna Arlinghaus (Junior Economist for 'Tax and the Environment' at the Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, OECD).


A duel is underway as the Tharsis piloted by Count Slaine faces off against Herschel piloted by Count Marylcian. Slaine's first real opponent and his only method to saving his position as Assylum's guard.
While Slaine prepares for his upcoming duel with Count Marylcian, struggles with maintaining his presence as a man wanting to bring the Orbital Knights together comes into question. While he manages to put on a good face, doubts remain among many.
Elsewhere, the UE faces off against Count Selnakis inside the Scorching Solis. A Kataphrakt capable of projecting beams able to reach into the Satelite Belt. While Inaho continues to rush into the frontline, despite Yuki's dislike, it seems he'll need the aid of the entire fleet to down such a powerful opponent.
Back at Count Slaine's base, the duel begins and quickly turns to Count Marylcian's favor. Despite Count Slaine being able to see the future with his Tharsis, Count Marylcian's Herschel is able to produce a large spread of laser projecting nodes that leave him unable to juggle them all.
After two grand scale battles, we are left with some really important revelations in this episode. Lemrina taking her next step in her plans, and Asseylum's fate finally being sealed. Both of which are big players in the coming episode, but they sort of overshadow a few great aspects of this present episode.
I appreciated the fact that the UE's battle this time around was more to the flavor of the past season. Inaho not taking a one-man-army approach, but rather having to rely on the aid of the entire fleet. It felt much more grand in scale, and managed to produce some intense action. Especially in the later parts with lines being broke and Yuki being put under fire.
I also appreciated that they highlighted the scale and importance of Slaine's battle by having Inaho able to see it. He could have been merely bringing it up as a conversation piece with Inko, but it was important to the moment as Inko knew he had let a Count free and that battles were erupting in the ranks of the Orbital Knights. Whether or not he believes it's his cause or already present discord remains to be seen.
Moving on into more spoiler heavy comments about the episode, I am really hoping at this point that Assylum is somewhat conscious through the recent events. It seems that she could hear what's going on outside, as hinted by Slaine's little lessons he puts on for her, but I hope she knows what's in store for her. Which would lead me to believe that she'll only reveal her consciousness to Eddelrittuo. Then at that point, make her escape with the aid of Mazuurek.
I do have to admit that the marriage proposal was a bit expected, but yet annoying. It works as they are presenting the idea of breaking ties from the Vers Empire, but you would assume some outrage would come from announcing marriage with a Terran. At the same time, the fake-out murder at the end was a bit cheap.