I should extend my most gracious welcome to you–but first a formal introduction is in order. No, I'm not some famous netjournalist or a semi-literate celebritease. In fact, since I don't know whether or not you're a net savvy programmer from the city or just the farmer's daughter on some backwater, rural world that recently got linked-up, I feel the need to mention that, these days, all it takes is a working modem and a solved captcha and just about any noob can further degrade the nets with their very own netlog. I hope it won't take you long to notice I'm not of that ilk.
I'm not really what you would call a 'Writer', more of a 'writer'. Lowercase letters keep expectations low, I find. I've never had that strong of a relationship with rules of any kind: grammar and syntax doubly so. I've always been more of a visual person, I'd say what I do is far from linguistic composition, more akin to painting-with-words.
It's been a while since I even laid the blinking brush of a cursor to the page. I don't think I've kept a tlog, or any real online correspondence, since before moving here. I've been depressed for a few months, I guess. The nets have likely entirely changed since I last signed on, I have no idea who uses them or even who's reading this. I'd like to think this as a cautionary tale about the perils of Mars, directed at other Earthlings lest they embark on similar tragedies. Although, you may very well likely be from this windswept world, or otherwise already here, and if so you could consider it a survival story.
Well, I came to Mars almost a year and a half ago, and overall I've observed that there's really not that much different from Earth. At least where I grew up. Plastic money and plastic bodies, classy transportation, with a glamorous facade of artificial emotions to accessorize; Synthetic Humanoids. Everything comes pre-fabricated including friendship so, even if there weren't any palm trees back home, I should be used to this post-suburban Olympus County. Still though, on cold nights when the Tharsis winds whip up and the sun retreats behind the burning orange coast, it feels very alien and alone. Even if the greenbacks nextdoor manage to keep the empty skies filled with awful music all night.
I came here to follow the Martian Dream, which is really just the Earthling Dream on a much more self-centered, ego-absorbed scale. Everyone born here believes they are god's gift to the stars. And for some reason pop culture has built up this illusion of Mars as a happening, inspiring, and beautiful place where your fantasies come true. So far though, all I see is a sprawling desert and inhabitants fighting nature in vain to hold onto land which really shouldn't support life, human or otherwise. But we're told the rest of the worlds aren't living the life that Mars offers, it's even said that Novus Angelicas is the ultimest city this side of the asteroid belt. I can tell you that's a scorching heap of drosslag.
Gork! I'm suspicious that it's all a giant marketing ploy to generate revenue for a government more interested in hording resources and taxpayer credits than prosperity or advancement of the Martian people. Really though, as forward thinking as it's is supposed to be—the trend setting cultural hub of the inner worlds as it is—it think Mars is further behind morally and intellectually than most of the Old Worlds. Gork, even Earth and Venus by now.
I came to this planet just to be disappointed thus far, but I'm not willing to give up hope on the decency of the Martian people. There's a place for me somewhere on this planet I may have just chosen a dull place to live first, too close to the barren wastes. As far back as I can remember, looking up at that blinking little red eye in the evening or on the broadcast during the day, I think I've always wanted to come here. I've always felt like I didn't belong anywhere on the Earth, that my destiny was tethered to a distant, magical place.
I still have yet to find the Mars of my dreams, but I've only just begun my search, and I'm closer now than I've ever been in my little human life.


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A few weeks ago I was contacted by the absolute doll that is Jessica from PinUpPersuasion saying she'd been in touch with Orchard Corset and asked if they could send me a corset to review as a thank you for being her favourite lingerie blogger!
After some time of wallowing in utter flattery, I headed over to Orchard Corset's website to browse their selection. Since I'd already purchased the ever popular CS-426 underbust a few months back (which I'm yet to review) and own a number of overbusts, I opted for the mini underbust, the relatively new CS-301 in black cotton. I went for a 20", a size smaller than the recommended 22" for my 26" waist.
Currently at $65 (£38) I consider the CS-301 a cheaper alternative to the What Katie Did Baby Corset at £129.50. Since I've not tried the WKD Baby, I can't do a comparison of the two, but I will say the only differences I can see are that the Baby is 7" long and curved at the bottom and the CS-301 is 8" long and is straight at the bottom.
The CS-301 is much easier to wear than longer corsets since it has a very short rise so you don't feel quite as restricted. It only has 3 fasteners too, meaning you can do a quick release should you feel uncomfortable or claustrophobic, which I sometimes feel a slight hint of when corseted. Yes, I know you're meant to unlace the corset first, but with the CS-301 I don't feel this is necessary.
I've owned a LOT of steel boned corsets over the years but never actually wear them so I'd consider myself a corset newbie. I wore my CS-301 on a hot summer's day with my navy polka dot dress from Pepperberry (no longer available) to a local vintage fair. Aside from some itching in the back panel, it was relatively comfortable and I managed to clock up a few hours wear including a large slice of lemon drizzle cake before I decided it had to go as I was too hot and itchy!
A few weeks later I decided to wear the corset to bed and for the following day, only this time with a cami underneath. It was remarkably comfortable and I only took it off to eat lunch. I'm far too lazy to get up early enough in the morning to lace a corset so wearing one in bed and for the following day would be the only way for me to waist train.
My only complaint about the CS-301 is because it's a short corset, when I sit down I have a 'muffin bottom' effect in my lower belly region. This wasn't such as issue since I was wearing a swing dress at the time, but it would mean I couldn't wear the corset with a fitted dress. Not unless I wasn't needing to sit down at least.
I'd recommend this corset to anyone, old or new to the world of corsetry as it is an easy starter corset, or for those waist training and wanting a break from a longer corset, this would be ideal. I'd love to waist train and may start wearing my CS-301 to start with, then move on to my CS-426 eventually.
You look fabulous showcasing the Orchard Corset CS-301 corset. I've always liked waist-cinchers but not surprisingly don't have a lovely figure like yours. You achieved a tight-laced wasp-waist look. It's amazing that you can manage a quick-release with it. I'm sure the Orchard Corset CS-426 Steel Boned Satin Longline Underbust Corset would look fabulous on you as well.
You look great in the CS-301. I was actually using these reviews but seeing you try on the corset and sharing your first hand experience has made me opt for the CS-301.


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Supreme Court Lets Boy Scouts Continue Exercising Freedom Of Religion, Which It Says It Doesn't Need
By Queerty Staff May 3, 2010 at 2:05pm
Declining to hear the pedophile-harboring Boy Scouts of America's lawsuit, the Supreme Court lets stand a U.S. district judge's ruling that the organization cannot lease land from the City of San Diego because it is a religious organization and there's that separation of church and state thing. The Boy Scouts denies this label and, reports the AP, "say they have no theology and only hold the position that children should 'do duty to God' to become productive citizens." Oh, and the "no gays" thing.
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Paschal
A case of wanting to have your cake and eat it.
May 3, 2010 at 4:05pm
Lanjier
When they want to kick the gays out, they scream, "We are private, not public, and those are our beliefs!" When they want to use public property, they scream, "We are public in nature, and the religious beliefs shouldn't count!" So much for integrity.
It's kind of hard to argue that you're not a religious organization when you kick out atheists.
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I don't know but when I was a Venture Scout, which is a part of BSA for anyone 14 up, we had religious badges and they had them for all the major religions. So I don't see how they can get away with saying they are not religious. Ugh, I am still annoyed about waiting to turn 14 to join because I always wanted to be a boy scout when I was little only to get kicked out 2 years later when they found out I was a lesbian. But to this day they still want me to help drive the scouts to campsites and maintain the hall they use.
The BSA has previously claimed, in the Dale case and others, that they are a religious organization. For them to claim otherwise now is a plain admission that they lied to the Court in those previous cases. Or, it is a plain admission that they are lying in this case. The double-talk is so thick, it is hard to know which.
It is unfortunate that the BSA has allowed itself to be controlled by the right-wing religious zealots. The "methods" of scouting, and especially the outdoor program, are very effective to develop a young mans independence and confidence, in addition to teaching many useful skills, and preparing him to make his way in the world. By allowing the religious nonsense to overshadow that real, pragmatic purpose of the organization, the leaders have done great harm to a great many young men.

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Nathan Fillion was born on 27 March 1971 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He is the son of Cookie (Early) and Bob Fillion, both retired English teachers, and has an older brother, Jeff. In Canada, he attended Holy Trinity Catholic High School, Concordia University College of Alberta and University of Alberta. Before moving to New York City in 1994, he participated in improv theatre, including Theatresports with Rapid Fire Theatre and improvised soap opera Die-Nasty. He also appeared in a TV Movie Ordeal in the Arctic (1993) starring Richard Chamberlain and in Double enquête à Hamelin (1994). Fillion's first regular role was on a daytime soap opera, One Life to Live (1968), as Joey Buchanan, for which role he was nominated in 1996 for a Daytime Emmy Award. He left the series after three years in 1997. During the late 1990's, he appeared in small roles in the films Saving Private Ryan (1998) and Blast from the Past (1999). Fillion also guest starred on Total Security: Das Bootie, Maggie Winters: Mama's Got a Brand New Bag (1998) and Au-delà du réel – l'aventure continue: Star Crossed (1999). His biggest break by then happened in 1998, when he was cast as Johnny Donnelly on the 2nd season of Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place (1998) opposite Traylor Howard, Ryan Reynolds, Richard Ruccolo and Suzanne Cryer. He starred on the show for 60 episodes. After "Two Guys" ended in 2001, Fillion gained critical acclaim and a large cult of fans when he starred as Captain Malcolm Reynolds on the Joss Whedon's Firefly (2002). Unfortunately the show was prematurely canceled in late 2002. He also guest starred on several episodes of two short lived TV shows, Pasadena (2001), as Rev. Glenn Collins and Miss Match (2003), as Adam Logan. In 2003, Whedon gave Fillion another chance to display his range when he cast Fillion as the twisted preacher Caleb, a villain, in the final season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1996). Before and after "Firefly", Fillion appeared in many movies, Dracula 2000 (2000), Alligator Point (2003), Water's Edge (2003), If Dad Only Knew (2004) and Hollywood Division (2004). Whedon vowed to resurrect "Firefly" in some way, and Fillion played Captain Reynolds again in the feature-film Serenity (2005). Fillion followed this film with more big screen leading roles, in the horror-comedy Horribilis (2006), in White Noise 2: The Light (2007), in the indie hit Waitress (2007) opposite Keri Russell and in Trucker (2008). He also continued to be a force in television, starring in the short-lived Fox-TV series Drive (2007) and appearing on a recurring role as Dr. Adam Mayfair on the 4th season of ABC's Desperate Housewives (2004), opposite Dana Delany. He also appeared on Lost: I Do (2006) and was a voice actor on many video games (e.g. Halo 3 (2007)). In 2008, he took his first singing part (and cemented his cult appeal) as Captain Hammer in Whedon's musical Internet smash Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog (2008), with Neil Patrick Harris, Felicia Day and Simon Helberg. In 2009, he was cast as the title character Richard Castle in ABC's hit television series, Castle (2009). The show has aired more than 160 episodes and Nathan Fillion has won four People's Choice Awards for Favorite Dramatic TV Actor, as of 2016. Besides starring on "Castle", he has appeared in many movies, in Super (2010) as The Holy Avenger, in Joss Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing (2012) as Dogberry, the incompetent chief of security, in Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters (2013) as Hermes and in Thrilling Adventure Hour Live (2015). His credits as a voice-actor are numerous: on The Venture Bros.: Bright Lights, Dean City (2010) as Brown Widow, in Wonder Woman (2009) as Steve Trevor, in Green Lantern: Emerald Knights (2011), Justice League: Doom (2012), Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox (2013) and Justice League: Throne of Atlantis (2015) as Hal Jordan/Green Lantern, in Robot Chicken: DC Comics Special (2012) as Green Lantern/Mr. Freeze, on American Dad! (2005), in Pixar's Monsters University (2013) as Johnny, in Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) as Monstrous Inmate and on Gravity Falls (2012) as Preston Northwest. He also voices the lead, Shojun in the animated movie, Yamasong: March of the Hollows (2017). He has also continued voicing characters in video games, such as in Destiny (2014) and in Halo 5: Guardians (2015). He has also guest starred on The Daly Show: The Daly Superheroes (2012) as himself, on Community (2009) as Bob Waite, on The Big Bang Theory: The Comic Book Store Regeneration (2015) as himself, on Kroll Show: Twins (2015) as Mountie McMinniman, on Con Man (2015) as Jack Moore and on Drunk History: Space (2015) as Wernher Von Braun. He also narrated the documentary, Highway of Tears (2015).
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Q: C# Constructing a Dynamic Query From DataTable Trying to Generate a Dynamic Linq Query, based on DataTable returned to me...  The column names in the DataTable will change, but I will know which ones I want to total, and which ones I will want to be grouped.
I can get this to work with loops and writing the output to a  variable, then recasting the parts back into a data table, but I'm hoping there is a more elegant way of doing this.
//C#
DataTable dt = new DataTable;
Dt.columns(DynamicData1)
Dt.columns(DynamicData1)
Dt.columns(DynamicCount)

In this case the columns are LastName, FirstName, Age.  I want to total ages by LastName,FirstName columns (yes both in the group by).  So one of my parameters would specify group by = LastName, FirstName and another TotalBy = Age.  The next query may return different column names.
 Datarow dr =..
    dr[0] = {"Smith","John",10}
    dr[1] = {"Smith","John",11}
    dr[2] = {"Smith","Sarah",8}

Given these different potential columns names...I'm looking to generate a linq query that creates a generic group by and Total output.
Result:
LastName, FirstName, AgeTotal
Smith, John  = 21
Smith, Sarah = 8

A: If you use a simple converter for Linq you can achieve that easily.
Here a quick data generation i did for the sample :
// create dummy table
var dt = new DataTable();
dt.Columns.Add("LastName", typeof(string));
dt.Columns.Add("FirstName", typeof(string));
dt.Columns.Add("Age", typeof(int));

// action to create easily the records
var addData = new Action<string, string, int>((ln, fn, age) =>
    {
        var dr = dt.NewRow();
        dr["LastName"] = ln;
        dr["FirstName"] = fn;
        dr["Age"] = age;
        dt.Rows.Add(dr);
    });

// add 3 datarows records
addData("Smith", "John", 10);
addData("Smith", "John", 11);
addData("Smith", "Sarah", 8);

This is how to use my simple transformation class :
// create a linq version of the table
var lqTable = new LinqTable(dt);

// make the group by query
var groupByNames = lqTable.Rows.GroupBy(row => row["LastName"].ToString() + "-" + row["FirstName"].ToString()).ToList();

// for each group create a brand new linqRow
var linqRows = groupByNames.Select(grp =>
{
    //get all items. so we can use first item for last and first name and sum the age easily at the same time
    var items = grp.ToList();

    // return a new linq row
    return new LinqRow()
    {
        Fields = new List<LinqField>()
            {
                new LinqField("LastName",items[0]["LastName"].ToString()),
                new LinqField("FirstName",items[0]["FirstName"].ToString()),
                new LinqField("Age",items.Sum(item => Convert.ToInt32(item["Age"]))),
            }
    };
}).ToList();

// create new linq Table since it handle the datatable format ad transform it directly
var finalTable = new LinqTable() { Rows = linqRows }.AsDataTable();

And finally here are the custom class that are used
public class LinqTable
    {
    public LinqTable()
    {

    }

    public LinqTable(DataTable sourceTable)
    {
        LoadFromTable(sourceTable);
    }

    public List<LinqRow> Rows = new List<LinqRow>();

    public List<string> Columns
    {
        get
        {
            var columns = new List<string>();

            if (Rows != null && Rows.Count > 0)
            {
                Rows[0].Fields.ForEach(field => columns.Add(field.Name));
            }

            return columns;
        }
    }

    public void LoadFromTable(DataTable sourceTable)
    {
        sourceTable.Rows.Cast<DataRow>().ToList().ForEach(row => Rows.Add(new LinqRow(row)));
    }

    public DataTable AsDataTable()
    {
        var dt = new DataTable("data");

        if (Rows != null && Rows.Count > 0)
        {
            Rows[0].Fields.ForEach(field =>
            {
                dt.Columns.Add(field.Name, field.DataType);
            });

            Rows.ForEach(row =>
            {
                var dr = dt.NewRow();

                row.Fields.ForEach(field => dr[field.Name] = field.Value);

                dt.Rows.Add(dr);
            });
        }

        return dt;
    }
}

public class LinqRow
{
    public List<LinqField> Fields = new List<LinqField>();

    public LinqRow()
    {

    }

    public LinqRow(DataRow sourceRow)
    {
        sourceRow.Table.Columns.Cast<DataColumn>().ToList().ForEach(col => Fields.Add(new LinqField(col.ColumnName, sourceRow[col], col.DataType)));
    }

    public object this[int index]
    {
        get
        {
            return Fields[index].Value;
        }
        set
        {
            Fields[index].Value = value;
        }
    }
    public object this[string name]
    {
        get
        {
            return Fields.Find(f => f.Name == name).Value;
        }
        set
        {
            var fieldIndex = Fields.FindIndex(f => f.Name == name);

            if (fieldIndex >= 0)
            {
                Fields[fieldIndex].Value = value;
            }
        }
    }

    public DataTable AsSingleRowDataTable()
    {
        var dt = new DataTable("data");

        if (Fields != null && Fields.Count > 0)
        {
            Fields.ForEach(field =>
            {
                dt.Columns.Add(field.Name, field.DataType);
            });

            var dr = dt.NewRow();

            Fields.ForEach(field => dr[field.Name] = field.Value);

            dt.Rows.Add(dr);
        }

        return dt;
    }
}

public class LinqField
{
    public Type DataType;
    public object Value;
    public string Name;

    public LinqField(string name, object value, Type dataType)
    {
        DataType = dataType;
        Value = value;
        Name = name;
    }

    public LinqField(string name, object value)
    {
        DataType = value.GetType();
        Value = value;
        Name = name;
    }

    public override string ToString()
    {
        return Value.ToString();
    }
}

A: I think I'd just use a dictionary:
public Dictionary<string, int> GroupTot(DataTable dt, string[] groupBy, string tot){

  var d = new Dictionary<string, int>();
  foreach(DataRow ro in dt.Rows){
    string key = "";
    foreach(string col in groupBy)
      key += (string)ro[col] + '\n';
    if(!d.ContainsKey(key))
      d[key] = 0;
    d[key]+= (int)ro[tot];
  }
  return d;
}

If you want the total on each row, we could get cute and create a column that is an array of one int instead of an int:
public void GroupTot(DataTable dt, string[] groupBy, string tot){

  var d = new Dictionary<string, int>();
  var dc = dt.Columns.Add("Total_" + tot, typeof(int[]));

  foreach(DataRow ro in dt.Rows){
    string key = "";
    foreach(string col in groupBy)
      key += (string)ro[col] + '\n'; //build a grouping key from first and last name
    if(!d.ContainsKey(key)) //have we seen this name pair before?
      d[key] = new int[1]; //no we haven't, ensure we have a tracker for our total, for this first+last name
    d[key][0] += (int)ro[tot]; //add the total
    ro[dc] = d[key]; //link the row to the total tracker
  }
}

At the end of the operation every row will have an array of int in the "Total_age" column that represents the total for that First+Last name. The reason I used int[] rather than int, is because int is a value type, whereas int[] is a reference. Because as the table is being iterated each row gets assigned a reference to an int[] some of them with the same First+Last name will end up with their int[] references pointing to the same object in memory, so incrementing a later one increments all the earlier ones too (all "John Smith" rows total column holds a refernece to the same int[]. If we'd made the column an int type, then every row would point to a different counter, because every time we say ro[dc] = d[key] it would copy the current value of d[key] int into ro[dc]'s int. Any reference type would do for this trick to work, but value types wouldn't. If you wanted your column to be value type you'd have to iterate the table again, or have two dictionaries, one that maps DataRow -> total and iterate the keys, assigning the totals back into the row

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Wood bees and carpenter ants may not sting or present any real hazard to human health, but that doesn't mean you want to let them linger around your wooden fence unchecked. Both of these pesky insects like to burrow into the wood to build their nests. These burrows can weaken fence boards, causing them to crack or break. To keep your fence in good shape, it's important to follow these steps to keep insects away.
Keep brush and shrubs trimmed.
Keep any grass or brush near your fence well trimmed. Don't wait until it's a foot tall before cutting it down; make trimming a part of your weekly mowing and landscaping plan. If there are any shrubs or hedges planted along the fence, keep them trimmed so they don't rub up against the fence. Insects love areas where the fence is protected by plants, as the plants provide shade and trap moisture against the wood.
Don't get the fence wet.
You can't do anything about rain storms, but you can alter your watering practices to keep your fence dry and less appealing to insects. Don't set up sprinklers in a way that permits the overspray to hit the fence. If you water with a hose, be careful not to spray the fence. Better yet, water by setting the hose on the ground and allowing the water to flood over the area, rather than by spraying. Any water that lands on plants' leaves just evaporates and goes to waste anyways.
Coat the fence in wood sealer or paint.
Most insects won't bother chewing through paint to build a nest in your fence. If your fence is painted, keep up with re-painting it so the insects can't burrow in where the paint has chipped. If you don't like the painted look, at least apply a coat of wood sealer to the fence once a year. Some sealers contain ingredients that are specifically intended to repel insects. Plus, the sealer will keep the wood inside the fence dry – and insects don't like dry wood as much.
If you do notice any wood bees or carpenter ants around your fence, follow them back to their nest and spray the hole they've bored with insecticide. A liquid insecticide from the hardware store works well – just make sure you apply it at night when the insects are more likely to be in the nest. The sooner you kill them, the less damage they'll do overall.
For more information on how to care for your wood fencing, or to have a new wood fence installed, contact a company like Family Fence Company.


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Lost Pablo Neruda poems—found and crowdfunded
by Chad Felix
Then Come Back: The Lost Neruda, forthcoming from Copper Canyon Press and translated by Forrest Gander
In June 2014, upon reading about the discovery of new poems by Pablo Neruda, Michael Wiegers, executive editor at the nonprofit poetry publisher Copper Canyon Press, wrote the Neruda Foundation, expressing his desire to make these poems available in English.
On Christmas Eve of that year, the Neruda Foundation responded with the manuscript, a locked PDF that, Wiegers tells Publishers Weekly, "I couldn't even print."
Following meetings with his co-publishers and board members, who immediately agreed to the project, Wiegers decided to move forward. Copper Canyon put together a comprehensive proposal to the Neruda Foundation, one that included staged events across the United States; sought collaboration with Consortium, Copper Canyon's distributor; and detailed the press's specific plans for printing, production, and promotion of the new poems—"a real cogent plan for how we were going to publish this book," Wiegers says.
And while the press is no stranger to publishing Neruda—they already have ten of his volumes on their list—never-before-read Neruda doesn't come cheap. The work would require an advance well beyond normal for a poetry press of Copper Canyon's size. As Wiegers told Publishers Weekly, "The two-book deal was in the mid-five figures—very high for poetry, where advances often don't break $1,000."
Enter crowdfunding.
On November 2nd of this year, the press launched a Kickstarter campaign to help offset the cost of acquisition, printing, marketing, et al. They set a goal of $50,000 dollars. Five days later they were halfway there. By November 12th, the goal had been reached: 50K for new Neruda. By the time the campaign closed, on December 4th, the press had raised over $100,000 for the two titles, an amount that no doubt exceeds the cost of the project. In response to this generosity, Wiegers explained that additional funds "will play out over the next several years and allow us to publish younger and riskier voices." So, an investment in Neruda is an investment in Copper Canyon Press, and in the future of poetry.
Then Come Back: The Lost Neruda will be released in April 2016, and is translated by the poet and novelist Forrest Gander. Pablo Neruda's first book, Crepusculario, which has never before been translated, will follow in 2017.
Chad Felix is the Director of Library and Academic Marketing at Melville House, and a former bookseller.
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Josh Stewart,
Christopher McDonald,
Lee Tergesen
Released: Friday, November 30, 2012
Studio: Fortress Features
Rating: Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.
The Collection Synopsis
When Elena's (Emma Fitzpatrick) friends take her to a secret party at an undisclosed location, she never imagined she would become the latest victim of The Collector, a psychopathic killer. The Collector kidnaps and transports her to an abandoned hotel he's transformed into his own private maze of torture and death. Upon learning of his daughter's disappearance, Elena's wealthy father (Christopher McDonald) hires a group of mercenaries to retrieve her from the vicious grips of The Collector. These mercenaries coerce Arkin (Josh Stewart), the only man to have escaped the wrath of this heinous monster, to lead them through the gruesome labyrinth. Now, Arkin finds himself fighting for his own life in order to save Elena.
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Visa Inc. Names Ellen Richey Chief Legal Officer
FOSTER CITY, Calif., Dec. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Visa Inc. (NYSE: V) today announced the appointment of Ellen Richey as Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer. Ms. Richey, who currently serves as Visa's Chief Risk Officer, will take responsibility of the Legal function as well as maintain oversight of Visa's compliance and audit teams. Ms. Richey will continue to report directly to Charlie Scharf, CEO of Visa Inc.
"From the start of the search, we wanted to find a candidate who offered the right balance of legal expertise and leadership skills, and with an understanding of the complexities of payments," said Charlie Scharf, CEO of Visa Inc. "I am pleased that the best candidate for the role of Chief Legal Officer has come from within Visa. With her extensive legal experience, proven success at Visa and thorough knowledge of our opportunities and challenges, Ellen is the right leader to help us navigate through an increasingly complex legal world."
The company already has begun a search for a new Chief Risk Officer. In the interim period, Ms. Richey will oversee both the Legal and Risk functions. Ms. Richey assumes the role following the departure of General Counsel Josh Floum, who has decided to leave Visa and return to private practice.
"I am energized to be returning to my legal roots and look forward to taking on this new responsibility," said Ellen Richey, Chief Legal Officer of Visa Inc. "We have a world class legal organization, and I am excited to lead this area and continue to help Visa operate with great integrity and success."
Prior to joining Visa Inc., Ms. Richey worked at Washington Mutual Inc., as Senior Vice President of Enterprise Risk Management and Executive Vice President of Cards Services, from October 2005 to June 2006. Before that, she served as Vice Chairman of Providian Financial Corporation, where she had responsibility for enterprise risk management, legal and regulatory affairs, corporate governance and corporate relations, as well as the compliance and audit functions of the company. Earlier in her career, Ms. Richey was a Partner in the San Francisco law firm Farella, Brown & Martel, where she specialized in corporate, real estate and financial institution matters.
Ms. Richey received a B.A. in Linguistics and Far Eastern languages from Harvard University and a J.D. from Stanford Law School. She also served as a law clerk for Judge Charles B. Renfrew of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California and for Associate Justice Lewis F. Powell, Jr., of the United States Supreme Court.
Visa Inc. (NYSE: V) is a global payments technology company that connects consumers, businesses, financial institutions, and governments in more than 200 countries and territories to fast, secure and reliable electronic payments. We operate one of the world's most advanced processing networks — VisaNet — that is capable of handling more than 47,000 transaction messages a second, with fraud protection for consumers and assured payment for merchants. Visa is not a bank and does not issue cards, extend credit or set rates and fees for consumers. Visa's innovations, however, enable its financial institution customers to offer consumers more choices: pay now with debit, pay ahead of time with prepaid or pay later with credit products. For more information, visit corporate.visa.com and @VisaNews.
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SOURCE Visa Inc.


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1971 Dodge Challenger - Elephant Tamer - Young Guns
Since Age 13, Adam Rennecker Has Been Building This
Geoff Stunkardwriter
The Next GenerationAt the Young Guns event, one special award was to be presented by Mopar Muscle that best exhibited the spirit and abilities of the participants. There were many cars to choose from, but this one stood out from the rest, and not simply due to the 426 Hemi between the framerails. In fact, this '71 Challenger may be familiar to some of you; Adam took home the Mopar Performance Most Popular award in 2000 with this car, with a B-engine under the hood. The upgrades for this event were considerable, and we had no problem presenting Mr. Rennecker with his second consecutive Nationals award. We'll let him tell you just how this project came about.
How I Built My Hot Rod as told by Adam RenneckerMy name is Adam Rennecker, and I bought my '71 Challenger in March 1996 when I was 13 years old. My uncle, Gary Rennecker, who is an even bigger Mopar maniac than I am, tipped me off to its location. This car, a 383 four-barrel version with 98,000 miles on it, was inside a building and had been dismantled approximately 10 years earlier.
It was a big project to say the least. I was able to do the work myself because I had a good place to do it and the tools I needed. The car had to sit for three or four months sometimes while I earned the money to do the next part of it. I mowed yards, cleaned cars, did mechanic work at the family business, and sold scrap metal.
With the help of my dad, Kevin, I started on the car immediately by removing the entire original gold interior, which had been badly damaged by raccoons. Once that was done, I pulled both the engine (a 383) and the transmission (727 TorqueFlite) and started the much-needed work on the car's body. Both the right front fender and the door needed to be replaced as well as the factory hood, which had previously been cut open for a tunnel ram that had been on it in its earlier years.
In this same time period, I attended the Mopar Nationals for the first time and that's where I found the front fender and a T/A-style replacement hood. Both rear quarter-panels had to be replaced as well, and once the body was complete, I began working on the motor and the transmission. I tore the engine down and had hardened valve seats installed in the heads. This was a basic rebuild; I freshened up the paint on the motor and topped it off with a new pair of Mopar Performance valve covers. I then overhauled the transmission and replaced the original 2.76 gears with a 3.55 Sure Grip.
Since, as I mentioned, the interior of the car was beyond repair, I replaced all the seat covers, the carpet, and the headliner (which, by the way, was a very testy job). Next came the painting of the car, which I also did. I prepped the car, then painted it at home in Plum Crazy Purple. Once I reinstalled the motor and transmission, I had all the windows tinted.
In just over three years, the car was totally finished, one month before I turned 16 (June 14, 1999). At this point, both Dad and I realized this car was not going to be a daily driver. This was a show car! Then on January 15, 2000, the weather turned very warm and sunny and I decided to go cruising in a local town 15 minutes from home. On my way home, I had an encounter with a deer, which ran into the side of my car! It ruined the driver-side front fender and badly damaged the driver door as well. I was totally sick! I had to repair the door and fender, and instead of just painting them, I decided to repaint the entire car again.
All the interior of the car was removed and the engine and transmission came out again. When I completed fixing the door and the fender, I blocked down the car and this time the car was repainted by Uncle Gary and my dad with another coat of Plum Crazy Purple basecoat/clearcoat. Before the 383 went back in, I thought it was time to add a little more performance to the old stock engine. This time, I completely overhauled it with a set of old Stage 4 Direct Connection heads, a Mopar Performance 284 Purple Shaft cam, and a pair of 500 Edelbrock carbs on a Wieand low-rise intake. Once I put the car back together for the second time, everything looked good and that 383 ran strong and was really street friendly, but the car was still missing something. In my mind, to be the ultimate Mopar, it had to be a Hemi!
We took the car to the 2000 Mopar Nationals with the 383 and won the Most Popular award with it. That same August, I purchased a Hemi from a friend that lived only 10 miles from me, an engine that included all of the important parts to rebuild it properly. I spent my winter months putting the elephant back together. It has a stock Hemi grind hydraulic cam, 12:1 forged Mopar Performance pistons, and a pair of new 650 AFB performance carbs. With the help of a pair of off-the-shelf Schumacher mounts, the engine went in where the 383 had been in a matter of minutes. A new set of tti headers was hooked to my existing Flowmaster mufflers. Though I've done a lot of modifications to the car, I've tried to keep them similar to the options that were offered by Dodge in that era other than the wheels.
This was my first project. My family has had other Mopar cars throughout the years, and I would like to thank my dad for all of his support during the restoration and my uncle Gary for helping to paint it. I had a lot of ambition and willingness to learn while doing the project. If there was something I didn't know how to do, my dad (who has been a professional mechanic for 30 years) would get me started, then I would finish. My goal had been to try to do something different to the car every year, such as changes to its appearance or performance, but now there is only one thing left that I want to change. In my mind, the Hemi image won't be complete without the shaker hood. Since I have most of the parts already, I hope she will be "shaken" at the Nationals 2002!


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Q: How to append html video tag to a div in React import React,{useRef} from "react"

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A: you can write your code like this:
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The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) held a Rum & Rhythm Benefit on November 12 2016 at the Canvas venue in Toronto. This is a signature event for the CTO Scholarship Foundation. Proceeds provide scholarships and financial assistance to Caribbean nationals that are interested in pursuing studies or careers in tourism and hospitality.
Rum and Rhythm featured delicious Caribbean food along with pulsating tunes. Guests were able to sample a variety of rums from all over the Caribbean. LoveLee promotions was there with English Harbour 5 year Rum from Antigua, offering a delightful classic Caribbean drink with a twist.
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Experiences about Guiding's best opportunities - international camps this summer!
Read the experiences by clicking on them below, and check out some of our photos from the Gallery or on Facebook!
This was my 3rd time travelling with the Marsascala Girl Guides, and it just keeps getting better… New experiences, new friends, new stories; so my opinion is, if you want to feel real guiding spirit, attend an international Camp or Jamboree!
The following day we were off to start our adventure! We packed our rucksacks and walked to the place where we were supposed to get picked up by a coach. This turned out to be an hour long wait in the pouring rain, which as you can imagine turned out to be quite a disaster as we arrived to camp with all the clothes on our body and in our rucksacks soaked! However, we made the best out of a bad situation and it was sorted as soon as the sun came out. This day consisted mostly of tent pitching and settling in, and ended with an amazing opening ceremony followed by a huge party for all 8000 participants from 45 different countries!
Throughout the rest of the camp, we participated in countless activities. We participated in adventurous activities such as archery, shooting, rafting, dragon boating, abseiling, rock climbing, caving and high ropes. These were the highlights of the week, and for many, they were a means of conquering fears and doing something they never did before. Apart from adventurous activities we also learnt life skills and also some circus skills. These were very enjoyable as we learnt how to walk on stilts, ride a unicycle and various other fun tricks J We also took part in community service where we were taken outside camp to a local cemetery where we helped out in clearing grass and weeds from the graves. This was definitely a new and unforgettable experience for us as in Malta this cannot be done! In the duration of the camp we also took part in activities such as wheelchair races in order to raise awareness about the difficulties people in wheelchairs go through everyday which we take for granted, and we also had a very interesting wide game about the explorers of the world!
These are only a few activities from the fun filled program that WINGS 2014 offered, but it is impossible to mention everything! After camp, we spent a few days in London were we managed to visit many cultural places and we also got to ride on the London Eye. Our group also visited Pax Lodge, one of the WAGGGS world centres, which was an amazing experience and is definitely a place where any Girl Guide can feel at home!
Rabat Girl Guides go to Buddens!
Our international experience started off with a 4 hour wait at Heathrow airport and ended with not such a pleasant flight back home. Thus, it was definitely worth it. This was my second time attending an international camp, my first being the Centenary Camp held at Leeds, four years ago. I got the opportunity to form part of the participants, yet I still managed to sneak in with the adults every now and than.
The first person we met when we arrived at Buddens Scout Centre, Dorset, was Ryan, a scout participating at Goose 2014 just like us. The camp, with participants from 5 different countries was divided in Subcamps, ours being the Blue subcamp. We arrived a day before the actual activities and camp started so we got to pitch our tents without any rush. We could sleep a bit earlier, even though we didn't. The next 5 days were loaded, everyday with a different zone to visit. Starting with Water, to Challenge, Adventure, World and Speed all offering different activities. We rode in hovercrafts and on quadbikes, we did the zipwire and the high ropes, we got to do a woggle, bungee trampolining, tree climbing, zorbs, rafting and so many more. I fell in the lake, Demi fell in a bush full of thorns and my sister Gayle bumped into a pole breaking down one of the hovercrafts. Good times that we will not forget!
Our last day at camp was, in my opinion, one of the best. We had to pitch down our tents a night earlier because a storm was coming and we needed our tents to be dry. We ended up sleeping in a huge white tent and our leaders had to pitch a tent in the white tent because we had to follow their rules, this being that adults can't sleep in the same tents as the participants.
We definitely broke the 7 to 11 rule during the last night at camp as we danced and laughed our guts out singing along. They all loved the Maltese group and asked us to organise a leader's camp, inviting them over.
A whole week at camp was not enough, we stayed three more days in Bournemouth were we shopped till we dropped, laughed and danced at the 80's mania at the Pavillion and we finally ate pizza. We went to a 6D cinema were we all came out covered in white spots because of the snow effect and if we could we would have slept over at Thorpe park! Dave, the guy we did tree climbing with while at camp also came to visit us together with Kyran and his cute little dog on our last day at Bournemouth.
We got along with so many other scouts from the camp, we got our camp necker signed and still hope, to this day, that we get to see them some time again.


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A collection of 13 thought-provoking award-winning science fiction and fantasy tales guaranteed to change your view of the universe.
Blue Ice - When something hits you on the head, you better hope it's not blue ice.
These and other excursions into the what-if mind of Arthur M. Doweyko are both spell-binding and bewildering. Grab a cup of coffee and tighten your seat belt.
As visitors from the stars were being welcomed by the President, standing nearby, Henry Willoughby patted the revolver in his pocket. The time had come to save the world.
Finalist 2012 Royal Palm Literary Award.
My first published short story. I was always fascinated by computers, especially in being able to program them to do almost anything. This story is about a special computer designed to predict the future.
The Absent Willow Review, ed. Bob Griffin, Feb 2010. Winner 2010 National Fantasy Fan Federation Award (Third Place).
This is one of those "What if?" stories. Luke is generally a good kid, and usually doesn't lie, but when he really has to, watch out.
Blue Crow Magazine - Easter, The Blue Crow Press, ed. Andrew Scobie, Apr 2011.
Finalist 2011 Royal Palm Literary Award.
It was on a trip to Las Vegas that I got the idea that it might be nice to have a proactive guardian angel, in particular, one that could help me out once in a while. No such luck.
Christmas Angels, Whortleberry Press, ed. Jean M. Goldstrom, 2011.
It's 1869 and we're in Deely's Creek, a gold mining town at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Events are about to unfold which will lead the town doctor to believe in miracles.
Andrew Seegers was the last of his kind... an android with a human brain. When he gets the news that Systems are on their way with an upgrade...an artificial brain, Andrew wonders if he would still be himself.
Finalist 2013 Royal Palm Literary Award.
Grady Pearson saw something in his cornfield that would forever change the way he viewed his life.
Finalist 2014 Royal Palm Literary Award.
An unusual tale of time travel. Harry Simson's wife is dying of cancer. The catch is that Harry can only travel into the past, and that can only happen as long as the time machine has been left on. The premise is based on actual research being conducted by Dr. Ronald Mallett at the University of Connecticut, describing a closed time curve device.
Aurora of the Mists, Aurora Wolf Press, ed. Michael Pennington, 2011.
Martin T. Ingham's The Temporal Element Anthology (April 2013).
Based on a character in Algorithm, Linda is a story of a young girl in 1978 Cuba waiting to meet with her family to undertake a dangerous escape from the island.
Another short based on a character in Algorithm. Hedda focuses on the life of a coal miner's wife in the 1950s Wilkes-Barre region of Pennsylvania.
Slices of Life, Peppertree Press, Oct 2010.
Just another small planet revolving around a giant red sun ... but of course, there's more. The planet turns out to have a warm side and a frozen side, and these sides switch places once in a while ... and the natives, well they're really quite special.
In the summer of 2011, Lidia and I visited Cherry Creek, Nevada. In the late 1800s this town was a thriving mining center. Now it's a ghost town. If you listen real close, you can hear the wind speak.
Everton was on mankind's second interstellar mission. Little did he realize that when he reached for the stars, he could touch one.
The online magazine, Litro, ed. Emily Cleaver, 2013.
After one of his bug-eyed students plays yet another cruel prank on Sam, a high school teaching unit, he formulates a very special punishment.
Published in AntipodeanSF (Issue 195, September, 2014), Ion Newcombe, ed.
Gerrard is gifted. He's invented a Translator for the Science Fair. It analyzes animal speech and deciphers its meaning into English. Then he finds out it works on humans, too.
Retirement is not everything Tim expected. In fact, it's not anything anyone expected.
Sometimes people just forget your name. Sometimes they forget you.
Dr. Armstrong Pearl has just dug up something rather unsettling - a human skull beneath a 65 million year old sauropod fossil. Incredible enough it would seem, until he discovers the skull is his.
September 2013 Bohemia - Rifts in Time.
In the not-so-distant future AI programming will advance to the point of infusing self-awareness. When this happens, some issues may turn up ... like what will it mean if you turn off the program, or worse still, murder it?
Glasschord - Future Shock, ed Daniel James McCabe, Oct 2011.
A story of dementia, a story of friendship. Fred copes with loneliness by discovering an intelligence in the mainframe.
Accepted for publication, Abandoned Towers Magazine, ed. Karin Abel, 2012.
Flash fiction short story with a Sterlingesque ending. Mom and daughter wait for the men to return from their fishing expedition.
Let's Talk, Peppertree Press, ed. Bruce Cameron, Oct 2011; Daily Flash 2012: 366 Days of Flash Fiction, Pill Hill Press, ed. Jessy Marie Roberts, 2012.
Another flash fiction short. This time we're in the Zoo.
What if a machine was developed that could use your DNA to predict when you would die? Wouldn't you like to know? Maybe ... maybe not. But don't worry, everything is not as it seems.
Schlock Magazine, ed. Michael Vella, 2012.
Shay woke up too early from stasis on the long flight to Mars. If it wasn't for the voices he'd have gone insane.
Growing a brain from scratch. What could go wrong?
Sometimes it's just not easy keeping someone locked up.
Sequoyah discovers The March is something that will never end.


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The SNC-Lavalin scandal so far: plenty of drama, few facts
In official Ottawa, some weeks feel longer than others. This one scarcely got started before the SNC-Lavalin affair exploded — again — leaving more questions than answers. And it's only Wednesday.
First, Gerry Butts stunned everyone Monday by abruptly resigning as the prime minister's top adviser — even as he insisted that neither he nor anyone else in Justin Trudeau's office sought to pressure former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould to stop the criminal prosecution of SNC-Lavalin.
A day later, Wilson-Raybould sent jaws dropping everywhere when she emerged from a meeting of Trudeau's cabinet — the same inner circle she quit just last week. She was there for a few hours at her own request, the prime minister said.
Not even the din generated by a convoy of several hundred pro-pipeline supporters blaring truck horns on Parliament Hill yesterday could drown out the sound of reporters demanding to know why Wilson-Raybould met with the cabinet she'd just spurned, and what she said to her former colleagues.
And it's not over yet. Today, Wilson-Raybould is expected to attend the regular Liberal caucus meeting. Her reception there may not be as warm as she'd like, given her role in a consuming political drama that seems to be settling in for an extended run in the nation's capital.
Everybody wants answers
Her caucus colleagues no doubt will want to know what she told cabinet Tuesday. If she falls back on her statement that she's still bound by solicitor-client privilege and cabinet confidentiality, Liberal MPs will still want to know whether she felt pressured, directed or nudged by anyone in the Prime Minister's Office to give SNC-Lavalin the option of paying a fine in lieu of going to trial on fraud and corruption charges.
The MPs on the Commons justice committee would like to hear her answer that question as well. They voted Tuesday to add Wilson-Raybould to their witness list after the Liberals — who had refused to put her name forward last week — relented Tuesday.
Other MPs spent much of Tuesday in the Commons debating an NDP motion demanding two things: that Trudeau waive solicitor-client privilege to allow Wilson-Raybould to tell her side of the story publicly, and that he agree to an independent public inquiry similar to the one led by Justice John Gomery on the Quebec sponsorship scandal.
The first of those demands is probably the less important one. Just about everyone, in government and out, expects Wilson-Raybould to speak. It's why she hired a former Supreme Court justice for legal advice. It's why Butts abruptly departed, even as he denied the allegations again.
"My reputation is my responsibility and that is for me to defend," Butts wrote. "It is in the best interests of the office and its important work for me to step away."
Fair enough. That's not going to convince the opposition to abandon its demand for an independent accounting of conversations in government circles last fall — when SNC-Lavalin was lobbying just about everybody who's anybody for a 'deferred prosecution agreement', a new legal tool introduced by the Liberals in a budget bill approved last June.
Charlie Angus, who sponsored Tuesday's motion, said a public inquiry would provide the "transparency and accountability promised by the Liberals in the 2015 election campaign."
Perhaps anticipating the Liberals defeating his motion this afternoon, Angus offered his own, highly-partisan version of the events that make up the SNC-Lavalin affair — a theory to explain why the government might be eager to cut a deal with the Montreal-based construction giant.
'Corruption and cronyism'
"It was about the government and this prime minister's insider relationships," he said as he opened debate in the Commons. "There is nothing more negative for public life than corruption and cronyism."
The Conservatives are just as eager to convince Canadians there's a cover-up here.
"The way in which this story has unfolded, with almost daily changes to the prime minister's version of the events, with high-profile resignations, with anonymously-sourced smear campaigns … suggests this is not an ordinary political scandal," Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer told the Commons.
"Something more sinister is at play here," Scheer added, alleging what he called a "deliberate attempt to obstruct justice" by unnamed people in the PMO.
Who are these people (allegedly)? It's a mystery. Who were the sources behind the leak that led to the original Globe and Mail report nearly two weeks ago? Also a mystery.
But this is an election year, and this story carries the whiff of scandal from the highest reaches of the Trudeau government. So the opposition is taking it all as gospel — no matter how the allegation first came to light, no matter who the source or sources might be, no matter what their motivation was for leaking to the media.
The prime minister looked almost weary as he rose to his feet in the Commons Tuesday to take even more questions. But after days of offering vague answers that only spawned more questions, Trudeau offered no new information yesterday on why Butts resigned.
There was no big reveal about why he agreed to let Wilson-Raybould appear before cabinet as a former minister. No suggestion that he would agree to waive solicitor-client privilege before he gets a legal opinion from the man who replaced her as attorney general. No answers. Not yet.
And it's only Wednesday. Brace yourselves.
This story originally appeared on CBC
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New Committee Created in #Guelph
Council approves Creation of New Natural Heritage Advisory Committee:
Guelph, Ont., July 9, 2019 — City Council has approved a staff recommendation to create a Natural Heritage Advisory Committee (NHAC) with a focus on supporting environmental initiatives as part of Guelph's Natural Heritage Action Plan.
"We know from engaging with our community that Guelph values an environment-first approach and recognizes the value in having an advisory committee focused on environmental matters," says Melissa Aldunate, Manager of Policy Planning and Urban Design. "The creation of a Natural Heritage Advisory Committee will allow City staff to work in partnership with community members to develop policies and plans that nurture and protect Guelph's natural heritage for the health of our city and everyone who lives here."
The recommendation for the new committee came out of a review of the City's existing Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) and River Systems Advisory Committee (RSAC). The review assessed the mandates of these committees and how best to continue to support Guelph's environmental programs moving forward. City staff and members of the broader Guelph community, including current and former members of the EAC and RSAC, were consulted as part of the review. The review also included a scan of other municipalities' environmental committees.
The review resulted in the recommendation for a renewed focus and mandate for an environmental themed advisory committee, and that the existing EAC and RSAC be disbanded as of December 31, 2019.
In the fall, Council will consider the terms of reference for the new NHAC, which is to focus on providing input into City plans, policies, strategies and studies related to natural heritage. Pending Council's approval of the committee's terms of reference, the NHAC will be instated in early 2020.
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Glad you put this out after my email to you yesterday. You still however missed the point of the knowledge and experience (some with over 40 years in different fields such as Hydrology) the two committees brought to the City and the fact that all members were volunteers and that this will end in the 2019. It is hard to believe staff have become so knowledgeable and experienced so early in their careers. I guess Hugh Whiteley's comments went in one ear and out the other and I really do not think Council knew what our committees did in our review of projects like Clair Maltby or York Road for example. Sad day again for the Environment.


A chat with speaker, educator, and former basketball player Robb Holman.
Episode 18 of this podcast series, produced by Ottawa-based writer/audio producer Kevin McGowan in partnership with Training magazine, features a chat with speaker, educator, and former basketball player Robb Holman. His recent book, "Lead the Way," details how to engage with your team to bring out the best in everyone. He's passionate and engaging!
This podcast series includes one-on-one interviews with fascinating people in the training/learning and development world. The podcasts focus on training technologies, projects, career paths, and more. They aim to provide listeners with a unique view into training and knowledge development.


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Waste Management In Action
Council in Focus
Reman for regrowth: Caterpillar
March 6, 2020 March 6, 2020 by Waste Management Review
As Caterpillar celebrates its 20th year on the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices, the company speaks with Waste Management Review about its sustainability strategy.
The last year of the decade saw Caterpillar celebrate its 20th year on the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices. Launched in 1999, the indices evaluate the sustainability performance of thousands of publicly traded companies.
Inclusion is said to function as a benchmark for investors who recognise the long-term shareholder value of sustainable business practices.
Caterpillar was recognised in 2019 for its continued global innovation focus, human rights policy, collaboration with suppliers to assess sustainability performance and public reporting and third-party verification of social and environmental progress.
According to Anthony Watson, Caterpillar Industry Segment Manager Asia Pacific, Caterpillar's continuous Dow Jones inclusion highlights the alignment of its sustainability and business strategies.
"We think it's important to manufacture efficient and high-capacity machinery in a sustainable way," he says.
"Operators don't have to sacrifice quality for positive environmental outcomes, or vice versa."
Anthony adds that Caterpillar is committed to building its reputation as a forward-thinking and sustainability minded company in 2020.
Caterpillar's overarching vision, he says, is to work towards a world in which all people's basic needs are fulfilled in an environmentally sustainable way.
While achieving this in totality is beyond the scope of an equipment manufacturer, Anthony says Caterpillar can contribute by enhancing product lifecycles and supporting the communities in which it works.
Specifically, he says Caterpillar is committed to preventing waste, continuously improving machine and business quality and innovating equipment systems to support the waste and resource recovery sector.
He adds that the waste industry, which has consistently represented a critical portion of Caterpillar's customer portfolio, has been growing steadily over the past five years.
"As populations continue to grow there is more demand for waste services. While on a global level we can observe some of the challenges associated with that increase, Caterpillar is committed to using our machinery to manage the challenge," he says.
To achieve this, Anthony says Caterpillar intends to develop and apply innovative technology to grow the sustainability performance of its machinery, services, solutions and operations throughout 2020.
"We believe sustainable progress is possible by developing better systems that maximise lifecycle benefits, while also minimising the economic, social and environmental costs of ownership," he says.
"Part of our business strategy is reman and rebuild, which involves finding new ways to reduce, reuse, recycle and reclaim materials that would have otherwise gone to landfill," he says.
Through the program, Anthony says end-of-life products can be returned to operating condition at a significant saving.
Once returned to a reman facility, he says the product is disassembled down to its smallest part.
"Each element is cleaned and inspected against strict engineering specifications to determine if it can be effectively salvaged," he says.
"From there, accepted components are converted into production ready material through our advanced salvage techniques."
He adds that in addition to reducing ownership and operating costs, the product stewardship approach reduces waste, minimises demand for raw material and lowers greenhouse gas emissions through reduced manufacturing.
Caterpillar is also working to improve the process efficiency of its new equipment.
"Our next generation hydraulic excavator, which was released in Australia over the past 12 months, allows operators to run their equipment more sustainably through up to 25 per cent reduced fuel consumption compared to previous models," he says.
Anthony says Caterpillar is also partnering with its customers to deliver more successful compaction rates and productive waste movement methods.
"Working to make our machines more efficient provides not just an economic incentive for our customers, but enables more sustainable practices, as operators are burning less fuel to achieve required compaction," he says.
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Q: Passing parameter from jsp to javascript function at onblur event I have a java script function that is used in many jsp files. In general, it is used to validate dates.
My problem here is that, although its used on many sites, some of them providing different information on how to notify on a failure. Telephone numbers in general.
The date-field itself is embedded in the serviceHeader.jsp:

<h:inputText styleClass="inputText" tabindex="5" id="eventAt"
             value="#{serviceRequest.eventAt}" onblur='leaveFocusDate(this,"<%=telnr %>");'  style="width: 80px;" required="true" >
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The serviceHeader.jsp is included in the files that will provide the different informations, for example here in the Canteen.jsp:

<%@include file="serviceHeader.jsp"%>

The Canteen.jsp also uses the javascript file:

 <script src='/PersonalWebFormsFrontend/dataSupport.js'
  type='text/javascript'></script>

The issue here is that for example the canteen has a different support number then the conference rooms.
I have defined the number for the Canteen.jsp as followed:

<%! String telnr = "-999"; %>

The idea is to send a notifiation to the user if the date is invalid.
The telephone number has to be part of this notification.
Here starts my problem. How can I pass the telnr to the function defined in the dataSupport.js?

A: The JSF tag <h:inputText would not process a JSP expression. You would need to first set the expression value into a scoped variable which can then be accessed by JSF through its own expression language.
<c:set var="telnr" value="<%= telnr %>" scope="request" />
<h:inputText ... onblur='leaveFocusDate(this,"#{requestScope.telnr}");' ... />


Let us first examine what happens in linear breathing, that is, natural breathing, which is involuntary. As you inhale and exhale in alteration, air fills your lungs and then empties them in succession, without your ever being conscious of the breathing process. On the other hand, voluntary circular breathing, an ancient Taoist technique, uses conscious effort. It promotes all-round health, both physical and mental, if practiced regularly and properly. It is quite different from the more widely prevalent pranayama, an ancient Indian technique involving a wide variety of methods to control and regulate breathing for health and long life. Some types of pranayama require you to hold the breath inside your body after inhaling or keep your body without it after exhaling. Taoist breathing does not advocate holding your breath either in or keep it out. On the contrary, its technique covers your entire being, both body and mind. Circular breathing is therefore whole-body breathing.
The basic principles underlying Taoist circular breathing are really related to enhancing "chi", a Chinese term for both energy and breath. One step in the process of achieving whole-body breathing, according to these principles, is to learn to breathe with the belly. Inhalation expands and exhalation empties the belly. A point to note here is not to hold and control breathing between one cycle and another cycle of inhalation – exhalation. This is because the aim here is to attain relaxation, not to create tension in the body, which is not conducive to physical and mental health. Breathing should therefore be continuous and natural. Breathing from the sides and the back of your belly to the top of your lungs is something you have to learn as another step. Advance learners of the Taoist technique called reverse breathing have to contract the belly while breathing in and expand it while breathing out. Practitioners of the reverse breathing technique believe that it increases the "chi" movement in the upward as well as the downward directions in the body and thereby helps in energizing the whole body at once.
One of the main benefits of circular breathing, like in fact in any other type of sound breathing techniques, is improving oxygen intake, which in turns results in oxygen-rich blood, conducive to better blood circulation, higher energy levels, greater relaxation and lower stress levels. All these combine to contribute to better health overall. Even those suffering from specific heart or lung problems and some other body disorders find relief due to the regular and dedicated practice of circular breathing. They also find their physical and mental faculties to be sharper than earlier. These manifest in better body coordination and improved concentration levels, in short, in better efficiency. With these benefits of circular breathing, its adherents experience a rich and long life.
What you need in plenty for achieving perfection in circular breathing is regular exercise and practice. Taoist meditation that follows circular breathing practices does further enhance the overall "chi" that finally leads to spiritual growth.


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This tribune is located along the entire downhill section towards turn so-called "the Schwantz corner". It is an alternative to the most favourite tribune C. The north-western part of the tribune overlooks two turns of the "Stadion section" followed by a long straight leading towards the lowest point of the track. In the south-eastern part, viewers can watch riders speeding towards challenging turn in the lowest part of track, which was named after the legendary Kevin Schwantz (who once had a serious accident in which his bike was destroyed by the post-crash fire). Spectators have at their disposal a big-screen TV in front of this tribune.


The second kit with "Das Werk" has been issued. - Custom-Scales Webseite!
The second kit with "Das Werk" has been issued.
The next plastic projekt Das Werk and Customscale is ready and becomes to displayed in Nürnberg.


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Celebrate the start of the summer on the Rooftop at the Providence G with an afternoon of music and dancing, food, cocktail specials, and incredible prizes and giveaways!
Enjoy fun in the sun, watch the sunset, and cozy up by our firepits at night. Each attendee also has the chance to win our ultimate prize of the day: A Luxury Weekend Getaway to Martha's Vineyard! One winner will receive round-trip ferry tickets, a two-night stay in a luxury suite at the Nobnocket Boutique Inn (www.nobnocket.com), and a $500 gift certificate to our restaurant Garde East in Vineyard Haven!
Tickets are $40 per person for full-day entry, and $10 for our after party starting at 9pm. Tickets can be purchased at https://rooftopbeachbash2017.eventbrite.com.


The following were the panel of players for both teams; Ladies; Breena Hand, Leah Coughlan, Sophie Hynes,Kaitlin Quinn, A Clarke, Aoife Moore (Capt), Sarah Scally, Sarah McCarthy, A Brennan, C Smith, J Heffernan, Laureen Ennis Cooney, Sarah Murphy, Aishling Glennon, Emily McDermott, M Flynn, Ciara Ennis, Maya Ennis, Robyn Garry, Jane Jones, Aishling McAulife, Abbie Dowling, Alanna Lenighan, Emma Gill, Aishling Calvey, Jane Spollen, Ally Hynes, Holly Leavey, Keelynn Glennon, Keeylan Dudley, Roisin McGovern, Tara Curley, Chloe Glennon. nike requin tn pas cher Team Manager; Deirde Foy. Boys; Mark Hagney, Adam Glynn, Harry Jones, Cian Murphy, J Heffernan, S Dunne, Philip Culhety, Lule Spollen, C Taylor, Owen Dalton, S Murphy, Michael Curtis, Jack Murphy, Dylan Kilmurray, Dylan Groome Lynch, Gary Kerrigan, Gerry Quinn, Stevie Kane, Eoin Smyth, Michael Culhety, Evan Farrelly. Team Manage; Paddy Gulfoyle. Junior B Championship. Rhode 1-12 Gracefield 1-10. Rhode Junior B footballers gained their 5th point in this year's Junior B championship with a 2 point win over Gracefield in Rhode on Sunday morning last, the game was refereed by Pauric Gallagher Ballinagar. Rhode Under 16 footballers gained their first brace of points in this year's championship when they recorded a fully deserved 5-10 to 3-6 win over Shamrocks on Monday evening last. This was a well contested game of football. Vêtements Adidas Pas Cher Pas Cher Rhode Minor footballers were well beaten by St. Womens Air Jordan 5 Vincent's in the first round of the Offaly Minor football championship on Wednesday last in Rhode they were defeated by St. Maglie Portland Trail Blazers Vincent's on a 3-13 to 1-6 score line. The best of luck to the Offaly Under 21 hurling team who play Westmeath in the first round of the Leinster championship on Wednesday in Mullingar at 7.30pm. scarpe nike uomo in offerta There was no winner of the Rhode GAA Lotto Draw that took place on the 18th of May for a Jackpot of €15,000. The numbers drawn were 12 17 19 20. The club would like to thank all those who supported the draw and thanks to Doyle's for the use of their premises and for their help and cooperation. The following matched three numbers and received €50 each. Nike KD Shoes The lotto this week is in Killeen's. Tracey Kelleghen, Clonin Rhode L Donegan, c/o Martin Mulligan Conor Leavey, Marian Tce Rhode Noel Glennon, Torean Fahy Rhode The Rhode GAA Lotto is the main source of income the club has and now you can play online though our website. The good news is when you play the lotto online you are entitled to free draws, for example pay for seven draws receive the eighth one free, pay for fourteen draws receive two free and so on. New Balance 577 damskie In other words, the more you play the more free draws you are entitled to!! Sympathy is extended to the Family of Frank Dearlove who passed away on Sunday last and was laid to rest in Croghan Cemetery on Tuesday last. May he rest in peace.


We will be at Cosmoprof… !
COSMOPROF WORLDWIDE BOLOGNA is THE international trade fair for cosmetics, perfumes and packaging for cosmetics… dedicated to beauty professionals!
From tomorrow and until March 17, these few days of events will allow beauticians, hairstylists, wholesalers and beauty product manufacturers to stay informed about the latest trends, product innovations and services, depending on their field of activity.
And, of course… Miss W will be there!
Find your favourite brand, as well as the other brands of the Nature Cos Groupin Hall 21 "Green & Organic" / M6 stand.
Come and discover or rediscover our various brand worlds… There is a change in 2019!
Do you want to be the first to see our future directions? Test our even cleaner and even more glamorous new products?
In 2018, COSMOPROF had already welcomed more than 2,800 exhibitors and generated more than 250,000 trade visitors.
According to you, how many people will come this year?
THE NEW AUTUMN WINTER COLLECTION IS THERE: COSMIC GIRL!


You can now jailbreak the new iOS 5 GM (Gold Master) with Sn0wbreeze 2.8b8; this is the most popular jailbreak tool for Windows.
Thanks to hacker iH8sn0w and his update, you can now jailbreak iOS 5 Gold Master, its release notes include: instant IPSW detection, still has ability to hacktivate, no need for developer UDID check and it also preserves the iPhone's baseband.
We found this information via iDB and wish to give them a big fat hug and a thank you as well, they mention that this jailbreak is tethered for all Apple devices with an "I" at the beginning (iDevices).
It does not include the old bootrom iPhone 3GS, and just a reminder that the Apple iPad 2 cannot be jailbroken, as you know on the iOS 5 GM with Sn0wbreeze. For more information on Sn0wbreeze and how to download it, please visit the source above that we added.
As soon as we know more about the new Jailbreak iOS 5 GM on Windows with Sn0wBreeze, we will let you know more. We do not have iOS 5 GM so cannot test it ourselves, but we will dig a little more into this as soon as we can.
because it makes people take you less seriously. if we are to go the trouble to concern ourselves with YOUR problems, then you should have the courtesy to respect the art of discourse and check your spelling and punctuation.
Without punctuation, it took much longer to read your post. Whomever spent the extra time reading it now doesn't have any time to help.
It's "whoever," not "whomever." Â Subject, not object.
Check yourself before you criticize someone else.
If you bothered to read to article you would realise that it is tethered.
I think I should give you more info on the red snow jailbreak I did.Cydia did install fine it was the tethered jailbreak.I installed a package from Cydia and It worked fine I powered off my iPhone which is when my boot up issues happened.
U need to connect to computer and boot tethered right?


WEST POINT, Miss.—Marquita Vaughn Glover has been selected as Employee of the Year 2017 at North Mississippi Medical Center-West Point.
Glover joined the hospital staff in 2015 and works as an outpatient admissions/discharge counselor. She graduated from Hazelwood East High School in St. Louis, Mo., in 2002 and attended Florissant Valley Community College, also in St. Louis. She worked as a pharmacy technician for 11 years before moving to Mississippi.
"The best part of my job is getting to know my patients and offering words of encouragement when needed," Glover said.
She is a member of The Church House of Refuge Family Worship Center in West Point.


I've long had the desire to keep a good camera with me wherever I went. But I never found an option that combined small size with nice controls and great image quality until I picked up the Fuji X100 back in 2011. Since then, I cycled through the Sony NEX-7 and NEX-6, and I've currently got a Fuji X-T1.
So I did what any curious photojournalist would and I started following them, but then, it seemed like they were coming toward me. Yep, definitely coming toward me. Then when they hit the intersection, they broke; some went left (my right), some went straight.
Then they turned around and did it again. Near as I could tell, they weren't really going anywhere, so much as just making their presence known. I imagine it was related that the time was 1:45 am, so likely pretty close to last call.
I was catching up with some friends at Smuggler's Cove, up in San Francisco. It was impossibly dark. Think "pitch black at 1/30s, f/2.8, 3200ISO, and underexposed at 1/15s, f/2.8, 25600ISO."
So I had given up on getting any decent photos until I was reminded that flaming drinks are something of a specialty there. After watching a performance at an adjacent table, I had the settings dialed in to get this shot as the server carried the flame upward with some sort of fast-burning fuel.
Red Crawfish, San Mateo. We were lucky to be seated near where the servers were stationed, and I watched as they grabbed plates and silverware, and cut sections off a giant roll of the paper that they used for disposable tablecloths.
Some friends invited me to lunch at Dropbox, up in San Francisco. As I stood in line, with a plate already balanced in one hand, I was able to use the tilting LCD screen to compose this shot with the camera hanging down at my waist. I immediately spotted the awesome, slightly ragged symmetry of the seating arrangement when I got in line, but I had to wait until the line moved forward a few meters for the composition to actually capture that symmetry.
After getting home and reviewing those photos, I realized that the man in red had noticed me awkwardly fumbling with the camera (which I didn't realize at the time). I had taken three photos, and this was the only one where he wasn't watching me. Worked out, though.
I was having lunch at work when I heard the sound of a very large helicopter outside. I looked, didn't see anything, and went back to my meal. Then I looked again and was surprised to find a V-22 Osprey essentially patrolling the sky around our campus. I was surprised at how much noise it made while approaching, and conversely, at how quiet it sounded as it flew away. Rumor was that President Obama was in the area.
Do you remember this fellow's name? I know he's from Charlie Brown, but that's all. Anyway, 'twas painted on a wall in Downtown Richmond, VA.


For wine loving friends, we can hardly think of more appropriate gifts than these decoupaged wine coasters. Instead of a bottle of good wine, what could be a better housewarming gesture than A Happy Home Coaster? (Except maybe both?) And A Good Life Coaster practically begs to be showered upon a bride-to-be. These expressions of well wishes are charmingly captured in the vintage images.


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