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The 1978–79 Yugoslav Cup was the 31st season of the top football knockout competition in SFR Yugoslavia, the Yugoslav Cup (), also known as the "Marshal Tito Cup" (Kup Maršala Tita), since its establishment in 1946. It was won by NK Rijeka, who successfully managed to defend the title having won the 1977–78 Yugoslav Cup.

Calendar

First round

Second round

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

First leg

Second leg

Rijeka win 2–1 on aggregate.

See also
1978–79 Yugoslav First League

External links
1978/79 Yugoslav Cup details at Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Yugoslav Cup seasons
Cup
Yugo


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Q: Can't find gitlab-ci-multi-runner package I'm trying to install gitlab-ci-multi-runner on ElementaryOS Freya, but having no success.
I've correctly follow the steps in official documentation:
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ci-multi-runner/blob/master/docs/install/linux-repository.md#install-using-official-gitlab-repositories
The answer always is:
luiz@kryptonita:~/node/my-nodejs-app$ sudo apt-get install gitlab-ci-multi-runner
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package gitlab-ci-multi-runner

To understand: I'm trying to set up a Runner to test a Node.js "Hello World". I'm studying this technology.
EDIT: Result of cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/runner_gitlab-ci-multi-runner.list
# this file was generated by packages.gitlab.com for
# the repository at https://packages.gitlab.com/runner/gitlab-ci-multi-runner

deb https://packages.gitlab.com/runner/gitlab-ci-multi-runner/elementaryos/ freya main
deb-src https://packages.gitlab.com/runner/gitlab-ci-multi-runner/elementaryos/ freya main

A: Indeed they do not have repos for elementary os freya. I see two possible solutions:
Method 1: Using Ubuntu Repos
Now, I'm not sure this procedure works, but since freya is bases on Ubuntu 14.04, I think you can use trusty's repo.
Careful this can potentially breaks things and dependencies, I have not tested it.
Edit the /etc/apt/sources.list.d/runner_gitlab-ci-multi-runner.list file:
sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/runner_gitlab-ci-multi-runner.list

Delete all and add
deb https://packages.gitlab.com/runner/gitlab-ci-multi-runner/ubuntu/ trusty main
deb-src https://packages.gitlab.com/runner/gitlab-ci-multi-runner/ubuntu/ trusty main

Then do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install gitlab-ci-multi-runner
In this way you have automatic updates.
Method 2: Manually download the package
If you prefer to do not add a PPA studied for another distro, just download the package from the website (here a list of the packages). but in this way you have to manually update the program each time!
Otherwise you can use docker/lxc/virtualbox to install Ubuntu (or Fedora or whatever is official supported) and use it

A: Only this worked for me:
curl -s https://packages.gitlab.com/install/repositories/runner/gitlab-ci-multi-runner/script.deb.sh | sudo bash

From: https://packages.gitlab.com/runner/gitlab-ci-multi-runner/install

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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa.– Two people have been sentenced to prison time for their roles in a home-invasion robbery in 2018.
Earl Walker Jr., 44, was sentenced to 16-32 years in prison for his role in the incident, while Carol Gast, 32, was sentenced to 4-8 years in prison.
On July 9, 2018, Walker Jr. and two other individuals were armed when they entered a West Kendig home.
At the time of the home invasion, eight people were inside the home, including a man who was hit in the face with a shotgun and lost several teeth.
Other occupants of the home, including children, were also threatened by Walker and the other intruders.
Gast had a BB gun (that appeared to be a real gun) at the time of the invasion.
Two juveniles have also been charged in the incident, and cases are pending against both.


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// from https://gist.github.com/Yaffle/1088850
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function URLPolyfill(url, baseURL) {
  if (typeof url != 'string')
    throw new TypeError('URL must be a string');
  var m = String(url).replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g, "").match(/^([^:\/?#]+:)?(?:\/\/(?:([^:@\/?#]*)(?::([^:@\/?#]*))?@)?(([^:\/?#]*)(?::(\d*))?))?([^?#]*)(\?[^#]*)?(#[\s\S]*)?/);
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  var protocol = m[1] || "";
  var username = m[2] || "";
  var password = m[3] || "";
  var host = m[4] || "";
  var hostname = m[5] || "";
  var port = m[6] || "";
  var pathname = m[7] || "";
  var search = m[8] || "";
  var hash = m[9] || "";
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    var base = baseURL instanceof URLPolyfill ? baseURL : new URLPolyfill(baseURL);
    var flag = protocol === "" && host === "" && username === "";
    if (flag && pathname === "" && search === "") {
      search = base.search;
    }
    if (flag && pathname.charAt(0) !== "/") {
      pathname = (pathname !== "" ? (((base.host !== "" || base.username !== "") && base.pathname === "" ? "/" : "") + base.pathname.slice(0, base.pathname.lastIndexOf("/") + 1) + pathname) : base.pathname);
    }
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    var output = [];
    pathname.replace(/^(\.\.?(\/|$))+/, "")
      .replace(/\/(\.(\/|$))+/g, "/")
      .replace(/\/\.\.$/, "/../")
      .replace(/\/?[^\/]*/g, function (p) {
        if (p === "/..") {
          output.pop();
        } else {
          output.push(p);
        }
      });
    pathname = output.join("").replace(/^\//, pathname.charAt(0) === "/" ? "/" : "");
    if (flag) {
      port = base.port;
      hostname = base.hostname;
      host = base.host;
      password = base.password;
      username = base.username;
    }
    if (protocol === "") {
      protocol = base.protocol;
    }
  }

  // convert windows file URLs to use /
  if (protocol == 'file:')
    pathname = pathname.replace(/\\/g, '/');

  this.origin = protocol + (protocol !== "" || host !== "" ? "//" : "") + host;
  this.href = protocol + (protocol !== "" || host !== "" ? "//" : "") + (username !== "" ? username + (password !== "" ? ":" + password : "") + "@" : "") + host + pathname + search + hash;
  this.protocol = protocol;
  this.username = username;
  this.password = password;
  this.host = host;
  this.hostname = hostname;
  this.port = port;
  this.pathname = pathname;
  this.search = search;
  this.hash = hash;
}
global.URLPolyfill = URLPolyfill;
})(typeof self != 'undefined' ? self : global);
(function(__global) {

  var isWorker = typeof window == 'undefined' && typeof self != 'undefined' && typeof importScripts != 'undefined';
  var isBrowser = typeof window != 'undefined' && typeof document != 'undefined';
  var isWindows = typeof process != 'undefined' && !!process.platform.match(/^win/);

  if (!__global.console)
    __global.console = { assert: function() {} };

  // IE8 support
  var indexOf = Array.prototype.indexOf || function(item) {
    for (var i = 0, thisLen = this.length; i < thisLen; i++) {
      if (this[i] === item) {
        return i;
      }
    }
    return -1;
  };

  var defineProperty;
  (function () {
    try {
      if (!!Object.defineProperty({}, 'a', {}))
        defineProperty = Object.defineProperty;
    }
    catch (e) {
      defineProperty = function(obj, prop, opt) {
        try {
          obj[prop] = opt.value || opt.get.call(obj);
        }
        catch(e) {}
      }
    }
  })();

  function addToError(err, msg) {
    var newErr;
    if (err instanceof Error) {
      var newErr = new Error(err.message, err.fileName, err.lineNumber);
      if (isBrowser) {
        newErr.message = err.message + '\n\t' + msg;
        newErr.stack = err.stack;
      }
      else {
        // node errors only look correct with the stack modified
        newErr.message = err.message;
        newErr.stack = err.stack + '\n\t' + msg;
      }
    }
    else {
      newErr = err + '\n\t' + msg;
    }

    return newErr;
  }

  function __eval(source, debugName, context) {
    try {
      new Function(source).call(context);
    }
    catch(e) {
      throw addToError(e, 'Evaluating ' + debugName);
    }
  }

  var baseURI;
  // environent baseURI detection
  if (typeof document != 'undefined' && document.getElementsByTagName) {
    baseURI = document.baseURI;

    if (!baseURI) {
      var bases = document.getElementsByTagName('base');
      baseURI = bases[0] && bases[0].href || window.location.href;
    }

    // sanitize out the hash and querystring
    baseURI = baseURI.split('#')[0].split('?')[0];
    baseURI = baseURI.substr(0, baseURI.lastIndexOf('/') + 1);
  }
  else if (typeof process != 'undefined' && process.cwd) {
    baseURI = 'file://' + (isWindows ? '/' : '') + process.cwd() + '/';
    if (isWindows)
      baseURI = baseURI.replace(/\\/g, '/');
  }
  else if (typeof location != 'undefined') {
    baseURI = __global.location.href;
  }
  else {
    throw new TypeError('No environment baseURI');
  }

  var URL = __global.URLPolyfill || __global.URL;

/*
*********************************************************************************************

  Dynamic Module Loader Polyfill

    - Implemented exactly to the former 2014-08-24 ES6 Specification Draft Rev 27, Section 15
      http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=harmony:specification_drafts#august_24_2014_draft_rev_27

    - Functions are commented with their spec numbers, with spec differences commented.

    - Spec bugs are commented in this code with links.

    - Abstract functions have been combined where possible, and their associated functions
      commented.

    - Realm implementation is entirely omitted.

*********************************************************************************************
*/

function Module() {}
// http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/#sec-@@tostringtag
defineProperty(Module.prototype, 'toString', {
  value: function() {
    return 'Module';
  }
});
function Loader(options) {
  this._loader = {
    loaderObj: this,
    loads: [],
    modules: {},
    importPromises: {},
    moduleRecords: {}
  };

  // 26.3.3.6
  defineProperty(this, 'global', {
    get: function() {
      return __global;
    }
  });

  // 26.3.3.13 realm not implemented
}

(function() {

// Some Helpers

// logs a linkset snapshot for debugging
/* function snapshot(loader) {
  console.log('---Snapshot---');
  for (var i = 0; i < loader.loads.length; i++) {
    var load = loader.loads[i];
    var linkSetLog = '  ' + load.name + ' (' + load.status + '): ';

    for (var j = 0; j < load.linkSets.length; j++) {
      linkSetLog += '{' + logloads(load.linkSets[j].loads) + '} ';
    }
    console.log(linkSetLog);
  }
  console.log('');
}
function logloads(loads) {
  var log = '';
  for (var k = 0; k < loads.length; k++)
    log += loads[k].name + (k != loads.length - 1 ? ' ' : '');
  return log;
} */

/* function checkInvariants() {
  // see https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2603#c1

  var loads = System._loader.loads;
  var linkSets = [];

  for (var i = 0; i < loads.length; i++) {
    var load = loads[i];
    console.assert(load.status == 'loading' || load.status == 'loaded', 'Each load is loading or loaded');

    for (var j = 0; j < load.linkSets.length; j++) {
      var linkSet = load.linkSets[j];

      for (var k = 0; k < linkSet.loads.length; k++)
        console.assert(loads.indexOf(linkSet.loads[k]) != -1, 'linkSet loads are a subset of loader loads');

      if (linkSets.indexOf(linkSet) == -1)
        linkSets.push(linkSet);
    }
  }

  for (var i = 0; i < loads.length; i++) {
    var load = loads[i];
    for (var j = 0; j < linkSets.length; j++) {
      var linkSet = linkSets[j];

      if (linkSet.loads.indexOf(load) != -1)
        console.assert(load.linkSets.indexOf(linkSet) != -1, 'linkSet contains load -> load contains linkSet');

      if (load.linkSets.indexOf(linkSet) != -1)
        console.assert(linkSet.loads.indexOf(load) != -1, 'load contains linkSet -> linkSet contains load');
    }
  }

  for (var i = 0; i < linkSets.length; i++) {
    var linkSet = linkSets[i];
    for (var j = 0; j < linkSet.loads.length; j++) {
      var load = linkSet.loads[j];

      for (var k = 0; k < load.dependencies.length; k++) {
        var depName = load.dependencies[k].value;
        var depLoad;
        for (var l = 0; l < loads.length; l++) {
          if (loads[l].name != depName)
            continue;
          depLoad = loads[l];
          break;
        }

        // loading records are allowed not to have their dependencies yet
        // if (load.status != 'loading')
        //  console.assert(depLoad, 'depLoad found');

        // console.assert(linkSet.loads.indexOf(depLoad) != -1, 'linkset contains all dependencies');
      }
    }
  }
} */

  // 15.2.3 - Runtime Semantics: Loader State

  // 15.2.3.11
  function createLoaderLoad(object) {
    return {
      // modules is an object for ES5 implementation
      modules: {},
      loads: [],
      loaderObj: object
    };
  }

  // 15.2.3.2 Load Records and LoadRequest Objects

  // 15.2.3.2.1
  function createLoad(name) {
    return {
      status: 'loading',
      name: name,
      linkSets: [],
      dependencies: [],
      metadata: {}
    };
  }

  // 15.2.3.2.2 createLoadRequestObject, absorbed into calling functions

  // 15.2.4

  // 15.2.4.1
  function loadModule(loader, name, options) {
    return new Promise(asyncStartLoadPartwayThrough({
      step: options.address ? 'fetch' : 'locate',
      loader: loader,
      moduleName: name,
      // allow metadata for import https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3091
      moduleMetadata: options && options.metadata || {},
      moduleSource: options.source,
      moduleAddress: options.address
    }));
  }

  // 15.2.4.2
  function requestLoad(loader, request, refererName, refererAddress) {
    // 15.2.4.2.1 CallNormalize
    return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
      resolve(loader.loaderObj.normalize(request, refererName, refererAddress));
    })
    // 15.2.4.2.2 GetOrCreateLoad
    .then(function(name) {
      var load;
      if (loader.modules[name]) {
        load = createLoad(name);
        load.status = 'linked';
        // https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2795
        load.module = loader.modules[name];
        return load;
      }

      for (var i = 0, l = loader.loads.length; i < l; i++) {
        load = loader.loads[i];
        if (load.name != name)
          continue;
        console.assert(load.status == 'loading' || load.status == 'loaded', 'loading or loaded');
        return load;
      }

      load = createLoad(name);
      loader.loads.push(load);

      proceedToLocate(loader, load);

      return load;
    });
  }

  // 15.2.4.3
  function proceedToLocate(loader, load) {
    proceedToFetch(loader, load,
      Promise.resolve()
      // 15.2.4.3.1 CallLocate
      .then(function() {
        return loader.loaderObj.locate({ name: load.name, metadata: load.metadata });
      })
    );
  }

  // 15.2.4.4
  function proceedToFetch(loader, load, p) {
    proceedToTranslate(loader, load,
      p
      // 15.2.4.4.1 CallFetch
      .then(function(address) {
        // adjusted, see https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2602
        if (load.status != 'loading')
          return;
        load.address = address;

        return loader.loaderObj.fetch({ name: load.name, metadata: load.metadata, address: address });
      })
    );
  }

  var anonCnt = 0;

  // 15.2.4.5
  function proceedToTranslate(loader, load, p) {
    p
    // 15.2.4.5.1 CallTranslate
    .then(function(source) {
      if (load.status != 'loading')
        return;

      return Promise.resolve(loader.loaderObj.translate({ name: load.name, metadata: load.metadata, address: load.address, source: source }))

      // 15.2.4.5.2 CallInstantiate
      .then(function(source) {
        load.source = source;
        return loader.loaderObj.instantiate({ name: load.name, metadata: load.metadata, address: load.address, source: source });
      })

      // 15.2.4.5.3 InstantiateSucceeded
      .then(function(instantiateResult) {
        if (instantiateResult === undefined) {
          load.address = load.address || '<Anonymous Module ' + ++anonCnt + '>';

          // instead of load.kind, use load.isDeclarative
          load.isDeclarative = true;
          return transpile.call(loader.loaderObj, load)
          .then(function(transpiled) {
            // Hijack System.register to set declare function
            var curSystem = __global.System;
            var curRegister = curSystem.register;
            curSystem.register = function(name, deps, declare) {
              if (typeof name != 'string') {
                declare = deps;
                deps = name;
              }
              // store the registered declaration as load.declare
              // store the deps as load.deps
              load.declare = declare;
              load.depsList = deps;
            }
            // empty {} context is closest to undefined 'this' we can get
            __eval(transpiled, load.address, {});
            curSystem.register = curRegister;
          });
        }
        else if (typeof instantiateResult == 'object') {
          load.depsList = instantiateResult.deps || [];
          load.execute = instantiateResult.execute;
          load.isDeclarative = false;
        }
        else
          throw TypeError('Invalid instantiate return value');
      })
      // 15.2.4.6 ProcessLoadDependencies
      .then(function() {
        load.dependencies = [];
        var depsList = load.depsList;

        var loadPromises = [];
        for (var i = 0, l = depsList.length; i < l; i++) (function(request, index) {
          loadPromises.push(
            requestLoad(loader, request, load.name, load.address)

            // 15.2.4.6.1 AddDependencyLoad (load is parentLoad)
            .then(function(depLoad) {

              // adjusted from spec to maintain dependency order
              // this is due to the System.register internal implementation needs
              load.dependencies[index] = {
                key: request,
                value: depLoad.name
              };

              if (depLoad.status != 'linked') {
                var linkSets = load.linkSets.concat([]);
                for (var i = 0, l = linkSets.length; i < l; i++)
                  addLoadToLinkSet(linkSets[i], depLoad);
              }

              // console.log('AddDependencyLoad ' + depLoad.name + ' for ' + load.name);
              // snapshot(loader);
            })
          );
        })(depsList[i], i);

        return Promise.all(loadPromises);
      })

      // 15.2.4.6.2 LoadSucceeded
      .then(function() {
        // console.log('LoadSucceeded ' + load.name);
        // snapshot(loader);

        console.assert(load.status == 'loading', 'is loading');

        load.status = 'loaded';

        var linkSets = load.linkSets.concat([]);
        for (var i = 0, l = linkSets.length; i < l; i++)
          updateLinkSetOnLoad(linkSets[i], load);
      });
    })
    // 15.2.4.5.4 LoadFailed
    ['catch'](function(exc) {
      load.status = 'failed';
      load.exception = exc;

      var linkSets = load.linkSets.concat([]);
      for (var i = 0, l = linkSets.length; i < l; i++) {
        linkSetFailed(linkSets[i], load, exc);
      }

      console.assert(load.linkSets.length == 0, 'linkSets not removed');
    });
  }

  // 15.2.4.7 PromiseOfStartLoadPartwayThrough absorbed into calling functions

  // 15.2.4.7.1
  function asyncStartLoadPartwayThrough(stepState) {
    return function(resolve, reject) {
      var loader = stepState.loader;
      var name = stepState.moduleName;
      var step = stepState.step;

      if (loader.modules[name])
        throw new TypeError('"' + name + '" already exists in the module table');

      // adjusted to pick up existing loads
      var existingLoad;
      for (var i = 0, l = loader.loads.length; i < l; i++) {
        if (loader.loads[i].name == name) {
          existingLoad = loader.loads[i];

          if(step == 'translate' && !existingLoad.source) {
            existingLoad.address = stepState.moduleAddress;
            proceedToTranslate(loader, existingLoad, Promise.resolve(stepState.moduleSource));
          }

          // a primary load -> use that existing linkset
          if (existingLoad.linkSets.length)
            return existingLoad.linkSets[0].done.then(function() {
              resolve(existingLoad);
            });
        }
      }

      var load = existingLoad || createLoad(name);

      load.metadata = stepState.moduleMetadata;

      var linkSet = createLinkSet(loader, load);

      loader.loads.push(load);

      resolve(linkSet.done);

      if (step == 'locate')
        proceedToLocate(loader, load);

      else if (step == 'fetch')
        proceedToFetch(loader, load, Promise.resolve(stepState.moduleAddress));

      else {
        console.assert(step == 'translate', 'translate step');
        load.address = stepState.moduleAddress;
        proceedToTranslate(loader, load, Promise.resolve(stepState.moduleSource));
      }
    }
  }

  // Declarative linking functions run through alternative implementation:
  // 15.2.5.1.1 CreateModuleLinkageRecord not implemented
  // 15.2.5.1.2 LookupExport not implemented
  // 15.2.5.1.3 LookupModuleDependency not implemented

  // 15.2.5.2.1
  function createLinkSet(loader, startingLoad) {
    var linkSet = {
      loader: loader,
      loads: [],
      startingLoad: startingLoad, // added see spec bug https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2995
      loadingCount: 0
    };
    linkSet.done = new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
      linkSet.resolve = resolve;
      linkSet.reject = reject;
    });
    addLoadToLinkSet(linkSet, startingLoad);
    return linkSet;
  }
  // 15.2.5.2.2
  function addLoadToLinkSet(linkSet, load) {
    if (load.status == 'failed')
      return;

    console.assert(load.status == 'loading' || load.status == 'loaded', 'loading or loaded on link set');

    for (var i = 0, l = linkSet.loads.length; i < l; i++)
      if (linkSet.loads[i] == load)
        return;

    linkSet.loads.push(load);
    load.linkSets.push(linkSet);

    // adjustment, see https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2603
    if (load.status != 'loaded') {
      linkSet.loadingCount++;
    }

    var loader = linkSet.loader;

    for (var i = 0, l = load.dependencies.length; i < l; i++) {
      if (!load.dependencies[i])
        continue;

      var name = load.dependencies[i].value;

      if (loader.modules[name])
        continue;

      for (var j = 0, d = loader.loads.length; j < d; j++) {
        if (loader.loads[j].name != name)
          continue;

        addLoadToLinkSet(linkSet, loader.loads[j]);
        break;
      }
    }
    // console.log('add to linkset ' + load.name);
    // snapshot(linkSet.loader);
  }

  // linking errors can be generic or load-specific
  // this is necessary for debugging info
  function doLink(linkSet) {
    var error = false;
    try {
      link(linkSet, function(load, exc) {
        linkSetFailed(linkSet, load, exc);
        error = true;
      });
    }
    catch(e) {
      linkSetFailed(linkSet, null, e);
      error = true;
    }
    return error;
  }

  // 15.2.5.2.3
  function updateLinkSetOnLoad(linkSet, load) {
    // console.log('update linkset on load ' + load.name);
    // snapshot(linkSet.loader);

    console.assert(load.status == 'loaded' || load.status == 'linked', 'loaded or linked');

    linkSet.loadingCount--;

    if (linkSet.loadingCount > 0)
      return;

    // adjusted for spec bug https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2995
    var startingLoad = linkSet.startingLoad;

    // non-executing link variation for loader tracing
    // on the server. Not in spec.
    /***/
    if (linkSet.loader.loaderObj.execute === false) {
      var loads = [].concat(linkSet.loads);
      for (var i = 0, l = loads.length; i < l; i++) {
        var load = loads[i];
        load.module = !load.isDeclarative ? {
          module: _newModule({})
        } : {
          name: load.name,
          module: _newModule({}),
          evaluated: true
        };
        load.status = 'linked';
        finishLoad(linkSet.loader, load);
      }
      return linkSet.resolve(startingLoad);
    }
    /***/

    var abrupt = doLink(linkSet);

    if (abrupt)
      return;

    console.assert(linkSet.loads.length == 0, 'loads cleared');

    linkSet.resolve(startingLoad);
  }

  // 15.2.5.2.4
  function linkSetFailed(linkSet, load, exc) {
    var loader = linkSet.loader;
    var requests;

    checkError:
    if (load) {
      if (linkSet.loads[0].name == load.name) {
        exc = addToError(exc, 'Error loading ' + load.name);
      }
      else {
        for (var i = 0; i < linkSet.loads.length; i++) {
          var pLoad = linkSet.loads[i];
          for (var j = 0; j < pLoad.dependencies.length; j++) {
            var dep = pLoad.dependencies[j];
            if (dep.value == load.name) {
              exc = addToError(exc, 'Error loading ' + load.name + ' as "' + dep.key + '" from ' + pLoad.name);
              break checkError;
            }
          }
        }
        exc = addToError(exc, 'Error loading ' + load.name + ' from ' + linkSet.loads[0].name);
      }
    }
    else {
      exc = addToError(exc, 'Error linking ' + linkSet.loads[0].name);
    }

    var loads = linkSet.loads.concat([]);
    for (var i = 0, l = loads.length; i < l; i++) {
      var load = loads[i];

      // store all failed load records
      loader.loaderObj.failed = loader.loaderObj.failed || [];
      if (indexOf.call(loader.loaderObj.failed, load) == -1)
        loader.loaderObj.failed.push(load);

      var linkIndex = indexOf.call(load.linkSets, linkSet);
      console.assert(linkIndex != -1, 'link not present');
      load.linkSets.splice(linkIndex, 1);
      if (load.linkSets.length == 0) {
        var globalLoadsIndex = indexOf.call(linkSet.loader.loads, load);
        if (globalLoadsIndex != -1)
          linkSet.loader.loads.splice(globalLoadsIndex, 1);
      }
    }
    linkSet.reject(exc);
  }

  // 15.2.5.2.5
  function finishLoad(loader, load) {
    // add to global trace if tracing
    if (loader.loaderObj.trace) {
      if (!loader.loaderObj.loads)
        loader.loaderObj.loads = {};
      var depMap = {};
      load.dependencies.forEach(function(dep) {
        depMap[dep.key] = dep.value;
      });
      loader.loaderObj.loads[load.name] = {
        name: load.name,
        deps: load.dependencies.map(function(dep){ return dep.key }),
        depMap: depMap,
        address: load.address,
        metadata: load.metadata,
        source: load.source,
        kind: load.isDeclarative ? 'declarative' : 'dynamic'
      };
    }
    // if not anonymous, add to the module table
    if (load.name) {
      console.assert(!loader.modules[load.name], 'load not in module table');
      loader.modules[load.name] = load.module;
    }
    var loadIndex = indexOf.call(loader.loads, load);
    if (loadIndex != -1)
      loader.loads.splice(loadIndex, 1);
    for (var i = 0, l = load.linkSets.length; i < l; i++) {
      loadIndex = indexOf.call(load.linkSets[i].loads, load);
      if (loadIndex != -1)
        load.linkSets[i].loads.splice(loadIndex, 1);
    }
    load.linkSets.splice(0, load.linkSets.length);
  }

  function doDynamicExecute(linkSet, load, linkError) {
    try {
      var module = load.execute();
    }
    catch(e) {
      linkError(load, e);
      return;
    }
    if (!module || !(module instanceof Module))
      linkError(load, new TypeError('Execution must define a Module instance'));
    else
      return module;
  }

  // 26.3 Loader

  // 26.3.1.1
  // defined at top

  // importPromises adds ability to import a module twice without error - https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2601
  function createImportPromise(loader, name, promise) {
    var importPromises = loader._loader.importPromises;
    return importPromises[name] = promise.then(function(m) {
      importPromises[name] = undefined;
      return m;
    }, function(e) {
      importPromises[name] = undefined;
      throw e;
    });
  }

  Loader.prototype = {
    // 26.3.3.1
    constructor: Loader,
    // 26.3.3.2
    define: function(name, source, options) {
      // check if already defined
      if (this._loader.importPromises[name])
        throw new TypeError('Module is already loading.');
      return createImportPromise(this, name, new Promise(asyncStartLoadPartwayThrough({
        step: 'translate',
        loader: this._loader,
        moduleName: name,
        moduleMetadata: options && options.metadata || {},
        moduleSource: source,
        moduleAddress: options && options.address
      })));
    },
    // 26.3.3.3
    'delete': function(name) {
      var loader = this._loader;
      delete loader.importPromises[name];
      delete loader.moduleRecords[name];
      return loader.modules[name] ? delete loader.modules[name] : false;
    },
    // 26.3.3.4 entries not implemented
    // 26.3.3.5
    get: function(key) {
      if (!this._loader.modules[key])
        return;
      doEnsureEvaluated(this._loader.modules[key], [], this);
      return this._loader.modules[key].module;
    },
    // 26.3.3.7
    has: function(name) {
      return !!this._loader.modules[name];
    },
    // 26.3.3.8
    'import': function(name, parentName, parentAddress) {
      if (typeof parentName == 'object')
        parentName = parentName.name;

      // run normalize first
      var loaderObj = this;

      // added, see https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2659
      return Promise.resolve(loaderObj.normalize(name, parentName))
      .then(function(name) {
        var loader = loaderObj._loader;

        if (loader.modules[name]) {
          doEnsureEvaluated(loader.modules[name], [], loader._loader);
          return loader.modules[name].module;
        }

        return loader.importPromises[name] || createImportPromise(loaderObj, name,
          loadModule(loader, name, {})
          .then(function(load) {
            delete loader.importPromises[name];
            return evaluateLoadedModule(loader, load);
          }));
      });
    },
    // 26.3.3.9 keys not implemented
    // 26.3.3.10
    load: function(name, options) {
      var loader = this._loader;
      if (loader.modules[name]) {
        doEnsureEvaluated(loader.modules[name], [], loader);
        return Promise.resolve(loader.modules[name].module);
      }
      return loader.importPromises[name] || createImportPromise(this, name,
        loadModule(loader, name, {})
        .then(function(load) {
          delete loader.importPromises[name];
          return evaluateLoadedModule(loader, load);
        }));
    },
    // 26.3.3.11
    module: function(source, options) {
      var load = createLoad();
      load.address = options && options.address;
      var linkSet = createLinkSet(this._loader, load);
      var sourcePromise = Promise.resolve(source);
      var loader = this._loader;
      var p = linkSet.done.then(function() {
        return evaluateLoadedModule(loader, load);
      });
      proceedToTranslate(loader, load, sourcePromise);
      return p;
    },
    // 26.3.3.12
    newModule: function (obj) {
      if (typeof obj != 'object')
        throw new TypeError('Expected object');

      // we do this to be able to tell if a module is a module privately in ES5
      // by doing m instanceof Module
      var m = new Module();

      var pNames;
      if (Object.getOwnPropertyNames && obj != null) {
        pNames = Object.getOwnPropertyNames(obj);
      }
      else {
        pNames = [];
        for (var key in obj)
          pNames.push(key);
      }

      for (var i = 0; i < pNames.length; i++) (function(key) {
        defineProperty(m, key, {
          configurable: false,
          enumerable: true,
          get: function () {
            return obj[key];
          }
        });
      })(pNames[i]);

      if (Object.preventExtensions)
        Object.preventExtensions(m);

      return m;
    },
    // 26.3.3.14
    set: function(name, module) {
      if (!(module instanceof Module))
        throw new TypeError('Loader.set(' + name + ', module) must be a module');
      this._loader.modules[name] = {
        module: module
      };
    },
    // 26.3.3.15 values not implemented
    // 26.3.3.16 @@iterator not implemented
    // 26.3.3.17 @@toStringTag not implemented

    // 26.3.3.18.1
    normalize: function(name, referrerName, referrerAddress) {
      return name;
    },
    // 26.3.3.18.2
    locate: function(load) {
      return load.name;
    },
    // 26.3.3.18.3
    fetch: function(load) {
    },
    // 26.3.3.18.4
    translate: function(load) {
      return load.source;
    },
    // 26.3.3.18.5
    instantiate: function(load) {
    }
  };

  var _newModule = Loader.prototype.newModule;

/*
 * ES6 Module Declarative Linking Code - Dev Build Only
 */
  function link(linkSet, linkError) {

    var loader = linkSet.loader;

    if (!linkSet.loads.length)
      return;

    var loads = linkSet.loads.concat([]);

    for (var i = 0; i < loads.length; i++) {
      var load = loads[i];

      var module = doDynamicExecute(linkSet, load, linkError);
      if (!module)
        return;
      load.module = {
        name: load.name,
        module: module
      };
      load.status = 'linked';

      finishLoad(loader, load);
    }
  }

  function evaluateLoadedModule(loader, load) {
    console.assert(load.status == 'linked', 'is linked ' + load.name);
    return load.module.module;
  }

  function doEnsureEvaluated() {}

  function transpile() {
    throw new TypeError('ES6 transpilation is only provided in the dev module loader build.');
  }
})();
/*
*********************************************************************************************

  System Loader Implementation

    - Implemented to https://github.com/jorendorff/js-loaders/blob/master/browser-loader.js

    - <script type="module"> supported

*********************************************************************************************
*/

var System;

function SystemLoader() {
  Loader.call(this);
  this.paths = {};
}

// NB no specification provided for System.paths, used ideas discussed in https://github.com/jorendorff/js-loaders/issues/25
function applyPaths(paths, name) {
  // most specific (most number of slashes in path) match wins
  var pathMatch = '', wildcard, maxSlashCount = 0;

  // check to see if we have a paths entry
  for (var p in paths) {
    var pathParts = p.split('*');
    if (pathParts.length > 2)
      throw new TypeError('Only one wildcard in a path is permitted');

    // exact path match
    if (pathParts.length == 1) {
      if (name == p) {
        pathMatch = p;
        break;
      }
    }
    // wildcard path match
    else {
      var slashCount = p.split('/').length;
      if (slashCount >= maxSlashCount &&
          name.substr(0, pathParts[0].length) == pathParts[0] &&
          name.substr(name.length - pathParts[1].length) == pathParts[1]) {
            maxSlashCount = slashCount;
            pathMatch = p;
            wildcard = name.substr(pathParts[0].length, name.length - pathParts[1].length - pathParts[0].length);
          }
    }
  }

  var outPath = paths[pathMatch] || name;
  if (typeof wildcard == 'string')
    outPath = outPath.replace('*', wildcard);

  return outPath;
}

// inline Object.create-style class extension
function LoaderProto() {}
LoaderProto.prototype = Loader.prototype;
SystemLoader.prototype = new LoaderProto();

var absURLRegEx = /^([^\/]+:\/\/|\/)/;

// Normalization with module names as absolute URLs
SystemLoader.prototype.normalize = function(name, parentName, parentAddress) {
  // NB does `import 'file.js'` import relative to the parent name or baseURL?
  //    have assumed that it is baseURL-relative here, but spec may well align with URLs to be the latter
  //    safe option for users is to always use "./file.js" for relative

  // not absolute or relative -> apply paths (what will be sites)
  if (!name.match(absURLRegEx) && name[0] != '.')
    name = new URL(applyPaths(this.paths, name), baseURI).href;
  // apply parent-relative normalization, parentAddress is already normalized
  else
    name = new URL(name, parentName || baseURI).href;

  return name;
};

SystemLoader.prototype.locate = function(load) {
  return load.name;
};

// ensure the transpiler is loaded correctly
SystemLoader.prototype.instantiate = function(load) {
  var self = this;
  return Promise.resolve(self.normalize(self.transpiler))
  .then(function(transpilerNormalized) {
    // load transpiler as a global (avoiding System clobbering)
    if (load.address === transpilerNormalized) {
      return {
        deps: [],
        execute: function() {
          var curSystem = __global.System;
          var curLoader = __global.Reflect.Loader;
          // ensure not detected as CommonJS
          __eval('(function(require,exports,module){' + load.source + '})();', load.address, __global);
          __global.System = curSystem;
          __global.Reflect.Loader = curLoader;
          return self.newModule({ 'default': __global[self.transpiler], __useDefault: true });
        }
      };
    }
  });
};
  var fetchTextFromURL;
  if (typeof XMLHttpRequest != 'undefined') {
    fetchTextFromURL = function(url, authorization, fulfill, reject) {
      var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
      var sameDomain = true;
      var doTimeout = false;
      if (!('withCredentials' in xhr)) {
        // check if same domain
        var domainCheck = /^(\w+:)?\/\/([^\/]+)/.exec(url);
        if (domainCheck) {
          sameDomain = domainCheck[2] === window.location.host;
          if (domainCheck[1])
            sameDomain &= domainCheck[1] === window.location.protocol;
        }
      }
      if (!sameDomain && typeof XDomainRequest != 'undefined') {
        xhr = new XDomainRequest();
        xhr.onload = load;
        xhr.onerror = error;
        xhr.ontimeout = error;
        xhr.onprogress = function() {};
        xhr.timeout = 0;
        doTimeout = true;
      }
      function load() {
        fulfill(xhr.responseText);
      }
      function error() {
        reject(new Error('XHR error' + (xhr.status ? ' (' + xhr.status + (xhr.statusText ? ' ' + xhr.statusText  : '') + ')' : '') + ' loading ' + url));
      }

      xhr.onreadystatechange = function () {
        if (xhr.readyState === 4) {
          if (xhr.status === 200 || (xhr.status == 0 && xhr.responseText)) {
            load();
          } else {
            error();
          }
        }
      };
      xhr.open("GET", url, true);

      if (xhr.setRequestHeader) {
        xhr.setRequestHeader('Accept', 'application/x-es-module */*');
        // can set "authorization: true" to enable withCredentials only
        if (authorization) {
          if (typeof authorization == 'string')
            xhr.setRequestHeader('Authorization', authorization);
          xhr.withCredentials = true;
        }
      }

      if (doTimeout)
        setTimeout(function() {
          xhr.send();
        }, 0);

      xhr.send(null);
    };
  }
  else if (typeof require != 'undefined') {
    var fs;
    fetchTextFromURL = function(url, authorization, fulfill, reject) {
      if (url.substr(0, 8) != 'file:///')
        throw new Error('Unable to fetch "' + url + '". Only file URLs of the form file:/// allowed running in Node.');
      fs = fs || require('fs');
      if (isWindows)
        url = url.replace(/\//g, '\\').substr(8);
      else
        url = url.substr(7);
      return fs.readFile(url, function(err, data) {
        if (err) {
          return reject(err);
        }
        else {
          // Strip Byte Order Mark out if it's the leading char
          var dataString = data + '';
          if (dataString[0] === '\ufeff')
            dataString = dataString.substr(1);

          fulfill(dataString);
        }
      });
    };
  }
  else {
    throw new TypeError('No environment fetch API available.');
  }

  SystemLoader.prototype.fetch = function(load) {
    return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
      fetchTextFromURL(load.address, undefined, resolve, reject);
    });
  };

  // -- exporting --

  if (typeof exports === 'object')
    module.exports = Loader;

  __global.Reflect = __global.Reflect || {};
  __global.Reflect.Loader = __global.Reflect.Loader || Loader;
  __global.Reflect.global = __global.Reflect.global || __global;
  __global.LoaderPolyfill = Loader;

  if (!System) {
    System = new SystemLoader();
    System.constructor = SystemLoader;
  }

  if (typeof exports === 'object')
    module.exports = System;

  __global.System = System;

})(typeof self != 'undefined' ? self : global);

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With these bright clear days Diane Piercy's fused glass window displays will bring a burst of colour to any room in your home. Diane creates a huge range of Glass Hangings from Poppies, Orca's, Sail Boats, Owls, to even Flying Pigs!
Born and raised in Victoria, BC, glass artist Diane Piercy creates eye-catching and original fused glass art called Sassy Glass. She learned her craft and developed her own unique style on Saltspring Island, where she lived and raised her two children from 1992 to 2003.
Now, back in her Victoria studio, Diane first sketches her designs, then draws and cuts each piece of glass used in her creations. The pieces are then meticulously assembled, and finally fused, or melted in the kiln.
Diane is inspired by both the beauty and whimsy in everyday life, and she hopes her work will brighten your window and add a smile to your day!


Hey y'all! Have you checked out PSA Stamp Camp's Halloween week, yet??!! You don't wanna miss out on all the fun and giveaways! :) So, head on over and take a look!
Hey y'all! Hope you're enjoying this relaxing Sunday?!! Surprise, surprise...I actually made a card, that I"m happy with! I saw the Casual Fridays Challenge and been thinking about it, since Friday! Nothing was coming to me and then around 9:30pm last night, it came to me. Now I'm not always up for crafting that late at night, by then I'm usually too tired to do anything! Though, I was in the mood to craft, so I went for it!
Hey y'all, I hope you're enjoying this lovely Saturday!?! :) I'm just stopping in because I've been a little MIA. So sorry about that! Lately, I've been trying to focus on so many things at once, I think my head's a little burnt out right now!! I can't seem to come up with any cards, at the moment, that I actually like and wanna share! :( Everything just seems....off?....Hopefully after the weekend, I'll be good to go?....maybe even tomorrow (though, that may be wishful thinking)?!
Hey ya'll, happy Friday! I can't express how glad I am, that it's Friday! This week was a rollercoaster for me, and last night is when things crashed. Hard. I really don't have much for words, at this time. With that being said, I'm focusing on the positive and moving forward!
Now, I'm not sure if you all saw the new Casual Fridays Challeng?!! But I just knew, I had to play with this one!
Hey ya'll! It's been a little bit, since my last post....but I'm here today, sharing another masculine birthday card with you!!
This took some thinking, again! And this one is for my husband, so I wanted it to be a little extra special! :) *note: don't get me wrong, all my cards are special to me! I just figured since my husband's getting old (not really), I'd put a little more time into his card (I am so bad at times, that I'm usually making his card, the day before or even on his birthday)!
So, I went with using some natural items, again. This time....Burlap! Who would of ever thought?! I liked the texture and the color to it and figured it would work for a masculine card. I still wanted to keep my card fairly simple, so I didn't do anything too crazy. But I'm happy with how my card came out! :) I'm sure my husband will love it....I'll just have to wait and see!
Do you all prefer the supplies listed? Or does it not matter to you?
Hey ya'll! It's my second post of the day!! :) This card I did, is for the 10 minute craft dash!!
So, my card likes playing tricks...This straight on shot, looks more of blues.
Now, hopefully you all can see the two different shades of blues??....I tried my best, to get a good photo of it. I started at the top of my embossing folder, with my lighter blue and worked it about half way down. Then I used my darker shade of blue, on the rest of the embossing folder. I wanted the two inks to blend together, smoothly.
Let me just say, I really was down to the wire here, on time!! Just look!!!
Hey ya'll, happy Friday!! I'm so glad it's Friday...I finally, can relax a little bit!! :) So, the card I share with you today is for the The Play Date Cafe Challenge!
Hey everyone, happy Saturday and Sept.1!!! :) I'm just stopping in real quick to share a card, that I'm entering in the 'Minty Fresh Challenge' over at the Moxie Fab World! I saw the challenge awhile ago but never got around to making anything for it. Until, I looked again and saw I still had some time to whip something up!
So, I ended up seeing this watch picture and instantly loved it. The green is so nice to me, the little touches of gold...I was stuck on this watch (I may have to try and buy one)!
Okay, so now for my card!
I kept it simple. I used Hero Arts Starburst Lace stamp. Which I embossed on my green paper. Then used Spellbinders Picot Edge Circles die. I left my starburst on white cardstock because I really wanted to show it off. I added a pearl to the middle. I thought and thought, about adding a quote but tried some tests and I didn't like it. I then thought about adding, some more embellishments to it but I didn't like that either. After going through all that, I said it must be good enough the way it is?!!


When someone mentions Backup with reference to computers, they mean making a copy of one or more files that are stored somewhere besides on your computer. Backing up the files on your system should be an essential part of your computing experience if you spend great amounts of time on your computer and/or use your computer for important personal or business dealings. There are too many stories of people who have lost all of their files due to system crashes or computer viruses to ignore. When you backup your files, you are storing your files separately from your computer.
This way, if your computer crashes or is infected with a virus that results in a loss of files, you will still have access to your files on backup disks or whatever other backup program you choose to use, such as online backup. You can then restore your files to your computer properly and with minimal downtime from these backup sources.
"I am very pleased with the Quality of your work and even more happy with your Honesty! You could have sold me parts I did not need, but you didn't! Thank you."


Just by pedigree, he is a career military man for Luxembourg, undertaking his military officer training at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, England. Grand Duke Henri is a member of the International Olympic Committee, a member of The Mentor Foundation (established by the World Health Organisation). He does regular fitness exercises and maintains a healthy lifestyle which aided him on his journey to recovery from certain genetic ailments.


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Posts Tagged 'Hunt Enterprises'
May 6- Eloisa Tamez Addresses the Cameron County Commissioners
In the Castellano Province of northern Spain, I have been overwhelmed with awe at a new land, language, and people every single day of this month-long Rotary trip to Spain. All of this traveling, though, is tinged with a hint of regret that I am reduced to a peripheral role in the organized opposition to the border wall or levee-wall compromise on the Texas & Mexico border. The Spaniards are very sympathetic to border residents' resentment towards the Secure Fence Act of 2006, but I still feel somewhat removed from events such as Eloisa Tamez's address to the Cameroun County Commisioners on May 6. Her address was as follows:
Presentation to Cameron County Commissioner's Court
Presented by Eloisa G. Taméz, RN, PhD, FAAN
Judge Cascos, Commissioners, Fellow Citizens
We the citizens of Cameron County are facing many challenges in relation to the Border Wall construction.
1. Through the Declaration of Taking (DTA), many of us landowners are in peril of losing our ancestral lands.
2. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has violated constitutional laws to take our lands (Persisitently used 2006 Secure Fence Act and ignored 2008 Appropriations Bill).
3. Members of Congress and Senate passed the Real ID Act of 2005, giving Secretary Chertoff, an appointed Executive Branch official, absolute power.
4. The human rights of the citizens of South Texas are being violated as evidenced by the absence of the proposed Border Wall construction in properties owned by corporations (River Bend Resort) and the connected (Hunt Enterprises).
5. The citizens of South Texas are being denied equal protection in accordance with the 5th Amendment.
6. The affected citizens lack representation by elected officials: local, state, national.
7. Citizens are being accosted in their own land by Border Patrol Agents (BPA). Example: Those of us, whose land is divided by the levee, are being confronted by the BPA when we are on the levee. We hold title and pay taxes on that easement that only the International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) is authorized to access.
8. The BPA, while trespassing on private property, have turned the levee into a highway and DHS is now requiring Cameron County citizens to bear the cost of repairs to damage they produced. This movement is unacceptable to the citizens of Cameron County.
We are indigenous to these lands and citizens of the United States. Yet, we are under siege by our own government and subject to disparaging remarks by those elected officials in Washington DC who authored bills like the 2006 Secure Fence Act and the Real ID Act of 2005 that are based on political survival rather than the greater good for America. Fear has been purposely created on less than valid and justified conclusions. At a recent Congressional Hearing in Brownsville, DHS representatives were unable to provide qualified and scientific information regarding those areas in the proposed Wall's path that are excluded.
America is headed towards a Unitarian Government rather than a democracy. Is this the legacy that we want for our children and their children? To heal this decay in American democracy, we must unite as a people and raise consciousness to local and state elected officials, the President of the United States and Congress that the opening words in the constitution read "We the people……. not "We the corporations" or "I Michael Chertoff".
I urge you to vote responsibly for your constituents to approve the proposition presented here today, May 6, 2008, by Commissioner John Wood, who honors all Cameron County with diligence.
Name of lawsuit: Affirmative Lawsuit of Taméz, García, et al VS Michael Chertoff & Robert F. Janson of the Department of Homeland Security.
I look forward to rejoining the solid efforts already organized against the construction of any border barrier on any frontera of the United States when I return to Brownsville, Texas, on May 26.
Tags:Affirmative Lawsuit of Tamez, border wall, BPA, Brownsville, Cameron County, Cameron County Commissioner's Court, Carlos Cascos, Castellano, citizens, Congress, Department Homeland Security, DHS, DTA, frontera, Garcia, Hunt Enterprises, IBWC, levee, Mexico, Michael Chertoff, REAL ID Act, River Bend Resort, Robert F. Johnson, Rotary, Secure Fence Act of 2006, Senate, Spain, Texas, Washington D.C.

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» Email Intelligence – Do You Have It?
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Email Intelligence – Do You Have It?
An interesting question – do you have email intelligence or more accurately do you have eDM marketing intelligence? What is it – you may well be asking yourself right now. Email Intelligence sums up how you use email marketing for your business.
When your business is using personalisation in your eDM campaigns to achieve one-to-one marketing then you can say you've got a high email intelligence. Of course personalisation is more than starting off your eDMs with "Hello First Name".
To personalise your eDMs to a degree where your business is communicating with your email list subscribers on a one to one basis – you need to collect relevant targeted information on your email list subscribers.
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Blue lines for police: Unifying or divisive?
by Michael Boren, Staff Writer, Posted: October 16, 2016
Blue lines have been painted on roads near a number of police stations in South Jersey to support officers. Police say the lines symbolize unity, but others say they distract from the national conversation about problems facing police departments.
A handful of South Jersey towns have painted a blue line on roads near their police departments to express support for officers, drawing mostly praise from residents but also concerns from critics that the lines could be polarizing rather than unifying.
The lines, painted between yellow lane dividers at the request of mayors and public works officials, have appeared in Cherry Hill, Haddon Heights, and Oaklyn in Camden County, Mantua Township and Woolwich Township in Gloucester County, and Westampton Township and Evesham Township in Burlington County.
"We have only received positive feedback from our community," Evesham Police Lt. Joseph Friel said.
But not everyone supports the lines.
In North Jersey, a borough councilman last month suggested they send the wrong message and could be portrayed as racist. Another critic, John Burns, chairman of Black Lives Matter New Jersey, said they divert attention from issues such as racial bias by officers and are a response to a perceived threat.
"They feel as though Black Lives Matter is attacking police officers individually," Burns said. "We're saying that there is a systemic problem."
Police say the lines symbolize the bond between communities and officers.
"That line shouldn't represent one side vs. the other," Cherry Hill Police Chief William Monaghan said. "It should be all-inclusive of the community."
Mayor Chuck Cahn personally paid to have the line painted shortly after Labor Day outside the township's municipal building. Officials in other towns have used private donations or resources such as existing paint.
Monaghan said officers view the line as a morale booster - a reminder the majority of the nation's officers are good, even if the bad ones often make the headlines.
"There has been this broad brush applied to the profession as a whole because of the actions of a few," Monaghan said.
The fatal shootings of black males by officers in recent years - from New Jersey to Minnesota to Oklahoma to North Carolina - have stirred nationwide calls for police reform.
At the same time, the slayings in July of five officers in Dallas and three officers in Baton Rouge, La., have heightened calls to support police departments.
Whether the blue lines play a role in the national debate is a point of contention.
In Closter, a small borough in Bergen County, Councilman Brian Stabile objected to the idea of a blue line last month.
"We're a town that's less than 5 percent black and there is a major national race issue in this country," he said, according to NorthJersey.com. "The prism of the nation right now says that if you put a blue line there, you are a racist."
Stabile, reached last week, declined to elaborate on his concerns, but said about the issue: "I'm happy that it's being discussed."
The largest demographic in most of the South Jersey municipalities with blue lines is white.
In Camden, where blacks and Hispanics make up 95 percent of the population, police have not considered having a line painted. Neither have police in Willingboro, where blacks and Hispanics make up 80 percent of the population.
In Burlington City, where blacks and Hispanics make up 40 percent of the population, some officers have discussed the idea, but no official action has occurred, Capt. John Fine said.
Police in towns with the tribute say the intention is not to take sides in the national conversation on race relations and policing.
"To me, all lives matter," said Bruce Koch, the chief in Haddon Heights, where a public works official painted blue for police and red for firefighters along Station Avenue last month. "It's not a black thing. It's not a blue thing. All lives matter."
In Mantua Township, Robert Zimmerman, the deputy mayor and a former police chief in nearby Pitman, declined to talk about what the blue lines mean to the national debate.
"I'm not even going to respond," Zimmerman said. "This is purely the township showing its support for the local police department."
The "thin blue line," as it's called, has historically been used to honor fallen officers and symbolize the duty of police to protect citizens from criminals.
It's unclear who started the most recent trend of painting the line on streets. Residents in other states such as Ohio and Texas have painted small blue lines on their curbs.
In Pennsylvania, the trend of adding the tribute to roads has been less widespread than in New Jersey. Hanover Township in the Lehigh Valley painted a blue line in the summer for the Colonial Regional Police Department, which serves the area. Philadelphia police said they have not seen the tribute on streets outside their stations.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey have banned it on state-run roads.
Transportation agencies in both states made the decision out of caution, because the federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, which specifies how roads should be painted, does not say whether the blue line is allowed.
Some say that while the tribute is harmless, it should not distract from concerns raised by the Black Lives Matter movement, which has criticized law enforcement for using lethal force and discriminating against blacks.
At Cherry Hill's Unitarian Universalist Church, which held two forums this year to discuss Black Lives Matter, someone in March spray-painted the word Blue over Black on a sign reading "Black Lives Matter." Several signs with the message were also stolen.
Rohn Hein, the church's lay leader for social responsibility, said he believes the vandalism stems in part from the long history of discrimination against black communities, from slavery to Jim Crow laws to unequal levels of incarceration.
"The message is still the same as far as I'm concerned," Hein said. "The message is that our society, American society, does not value black lives like they should. And we need to have an examination of why that is the case."
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Red Bull: F1 car carry-over can help break poor start cycle
Red Bull believes frozen Formula 1 car regulations heading into 2021 can help it kick off next year as strong as it finished this season.
The Milton Keynes-based team has a tradition of ending campaigns robustly thanks to a rapid development push, but then it struggles to carry that momentum forward.
Max Verstappen's dominant victory in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after a difficult start to 2020 appears to show history repeating itself, but the team believes it can break the cycle this time and kick off 2021 in style.
It thinks that with teams forced to use the same basic chassis next season, that it can actually build momentum with its F1 challenger.
Team boss Christian Horner said: "I certainly hope so, because it's not a start from scratch again.
"Obviously a large percentage of the car does carry over, so where we start in Barcelona [testing] in a couple of months' time, is going to be pretty much where we finish here with the relevant upgrades on it.
"It's the first time in F1's history [that this has happened], and it is why we called the new car, 16B, as opposed to 17, because there's so much of it that is carry over. Probably about 60 percent of the car is carry over."
Horner's optimism about building on its current form comes amid a push from Max Verstappen for Red Bull to ensure it does not waste the opportunity of the winter to improve its car and engine.
"We know we have to work hard over the winter to be better and stronger because you can't just rely on this result," said the Dutchman.
"We know that we still have to improve the car a lot and we know it's some areas where we have to really work on, and that's not only on the car but also power-wise – we need more.
"I hope we learn from the last few years. It's not like we do it on purpose but we will definitely go into the winter with a good feeling."
Horner also reckoned that the win at the Yas Marina circuit was not just down to car progress, as he hailed the solid job that Verstappen had done.
"I think Max has been absolutely clinical this weekend," he said. "He did a great job to deliver the pole lap and then after getting a good start, he was just in control of the race from start to finish. He did an unbelievable job."
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Slumdog Millionaire director Danny Boyle proves his genre-hopping skills once again with this visually astonishing sci-fi thriller. Referencing such cosmic classics as 2001: A Space Odyssey, the tense and philosophical tale unfolds in 2057 with the crew of the spaceship Icarus II sent on a desperate journey to save mankind. Their mission is to re-ignite the dying sun with a massive nuclear bomb - a goal that the astronauts of the original Icarus were mysteriously unable to achieve. But as the ship gets closer to its fiery destination, things start to go catastrophically wrong, leading to strange and disturbing consequences. The overall result is a gripping example of brains and style, enriched by strong performances, believable science and jaw-dropping special effects.
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